Addressing Flooding in Tiffany and Cascade Parks

Provide input on the city's plans to address the flooding and improve stormwater management in the Ginger Creek Subbasin. This includes Tiffany Park and Cascade Parks.

What's Happening?

The City of Renton is seeking your feedback on proposed concepts to address floding and improve access to natural spaces in Tiffany Park and Cascade Park. These improvements largely revolve around the “Stormwater Parks” concept which provides benefits to the community, environment, and stormwater management.

This subbasin plan will guide future projects and investments in stormwater infrastructure in your community.

The goals of the Ginger Creek Subbasin plan are to:

• Reduce pipe failure risk and minimize flooding
• Improve stormwater management and increase access to natural areas

What could this mean to our community?

• Increased stormwater storage capacity in the parks
• Less flooding and improved stormwater system maintenance
• Parks with more natural areas
• Increased opportunity to learn about natural stormwater systems in your neighborhood

Visit the storymap to learn more and share your thoughts on the concepts for Tiffany and Cascade Parks