Stormwater Projects
The City of Wentzville provides stormwater management to meet the needs of our residents and customers. Safe and clean streams and lakes, and flood control are a few of the goals we achieve for the community.
| Downtown Infrastructure Conditions Assessment | |
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| Infrastructure is being inspected and televised. Replacements and rehabilitation will be prioritized and scheduled for 2021 pending funding authorization. (8/13/20) |
Completed Projects
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Huntsdale Basin Retrofit |
Oasis Kwik Wash Basin Retrofit |
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Water quality improvements in and around this detention basin in Huntsdale Subdivision were funded by the Dry Branch Watershed 319 Grant. Video |
This car wash detention basin was not functioning and had maintenance issues from trash and standing water. Pavement runoff is now filtered through native plants in this bioretention basin. |
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Heartland Park |
Bubbling Springs Utility Stabilization |
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Pervious pavement, athletic field biofilters, a native meadow, and parking lot bioswales help filter pollutants from runoff before it gets to the park's seven-acre lake. The lake forebay traps mud and trash coming with runoff from 500 acres of development along I-70 and Wentzville Pkwy. Video & Fact Sheet |
A geomorphic stream study helped determine solutions to stabilize utility infrastructure compromised by eroding creek banks. Construction of Phase I is complete. Construction of Phase II project (nearby) are pending funding. (5/21/18) |
| Mexico Road Basin Reconstruction | Brian Ct. Utility Stabilization, Phase II |
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| The basin was redesigned to drain water more effectively and address algae and poor vegetative growth issues due to nutrient deficiencies. |
Construction is complete with composite revetments, grade controls and sanitary line encasement to stabilize infrastructure compromised by eroding creek banks. |
| Pearce Blvd. Stormwater Repairs | Utility Stabilization - 4610 & 4612 Darkwoods |
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| Repair work included replacing a deteriorated storm line and infrastructure in the vicinity of 102 E. Pearce Blvd. |
Rock lined slopes, livestakes and grade controls help to stabilize storm infrastructure compromised by eroding creek banks. |
