The Orange Avenue Corridor Specific Plan - City of Coronado

According to the City’s adopted Master
Plan of Drainage (Berryman & Stephenson,
Inc. 1980), six of the Storm Drain
subareas that are part of the Specific Plan
area are identified as having major drainage
defiencies:
1. First Street Storm Drain
2. A Avenue Storm Drain
3. McCain Boulevard Storm Drain
4. G Avenue Storm Drain
5. Orange Avenue Storm Drain
(encompassing a significant portion
of the Specific Plan area)
6. Isabella Avenue Storm Drain
The City’s Master Environmental Assessment
(Harland Bartholomew & Associates,
1995) indicates that several
recommended improvements have
occurred or are proposed.
Private site development within the Specific
Plan area would be designed to discharge
into an approved storm drainage
system as determined appropriate at the
time of individual permitting. Individual
projects must comply with Regional
Water Quality Control Board Standards
for discharge and pollutant runoff mitigation.
All public right-of-way projects
would need to be designed compatibly
with existing and planned drainage systems
and infrastructure.
Chapter IX – INFRASTRUCTURE
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ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLAN