Camden SMART Green Infrastructure Projects Completed

· 57 Completed

· Total Stormwater to be Captured Each Year: 63 Million Gallons

Click here for map of projects through 2017

· Find Projects by neighborhood:

Select Neighborhood Bergen Square Centerville Central Waterfront Cooper Grant Cramer Hill Dudley Fairview Lanning Square Liberty Park Marlton North Camden Parkside Rosedale/East Camden Stockton Waterfront South Whitman Park

OR

· Find Projects by Name:

Select Project 20th St Community Garden, Rain Garden 29th St., Rain Gardens 4th & Washington, Stormwater Planters Acelero Learning Center, Downspout Planters Admin Parking Lot, Porous Pavement, Rain Garden Adventure Aquarium, Rain Gardens Bonsall School, Stormwater Planters, Porous Pavement Brimm School, Porous Pavement, Stormwater Planter Brimm School, Rain Garden Broadway Triangle, Rain Garden Cooper Sprouts Community Garden, Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, Porous Sidewalk, Trees Coopers Poynt School, Porous Pavement Cramer School, Tree Pits Dudley Grange Park, Rain Garden, Trees Elijah Perry Park, Porous Pavment Ferry Avenue Library, Rain Garden, Stormwater Planter, Downspout Planter, Tree Ferry Avenue Library, Rain Garden Ferry Avenue Rain Garden Front St. Community Garden, Rainwater Harvesting Gateway Park, Rain Garden Henry H Davis School, Downspout Planters Jackson St, Rain Garden Liney Ditch Park,Shelterbelt Tree Planting Michael Doyle Fishing Pier Mt. Zion Highway of Holiness, Porous Pavement Neighborhood Center, Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting Neighborhood Center, Porous Pavement Octavius V. Catto School, Rain Garden, Trees Park Blvd, Rain Garden #1 Park Blvd, Rain Garden #2 Parkside Learning Garden, Cistern Phoenix Park Phase #1, Wildflower Meadow, Depaving, Porous Pavement, Trees Phoenix Park Phase #2, Wildflower Meadow, Depaving, Porous Pavement, Trees PRUP, Rain Garden and Rainwater Harvesting Pyne Point School, Rain Garden Respond Day Care, Rainwater Harvesting, Trees St. Anthony's, Rain Garden St. Bartholomew's Church, Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting St. Joan of Arc Church, Rainwater Harvesting Trenton Ave, Rain Garden Urban Promise Academy, Rain Garden US Wiggins Elementary School, Porous Pavement, Tree Pit Vietnamese Community Garden, Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, Porous Sidewalk Von Nieda Park, Rain Garden Von Nieda Park/ Baldwin's Run Waterfront South, Rain Gardens, Wildflower Meadow Westfield Ave, Porous Pavement Woodrow Wilson High School, Rain Garden Yorkship Elementary School Porous Pavement, Landscape Planters, Trees

Bergen Square

• PRUP Rain Garden and Rainwater Harvesting, 818 S. Broadway (Puerto Rican Unity for Progress) [June 2012]

PRUP Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rainwater harvesting system and rain garden
• 31,250 gals/yr

• St. Bartholomew’s Church Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, 749-751 Kaighns Ave. (St. Bartholomew’s Church) [September 2015]
• Rainwater harvesting
• 7,500 gals/yr

• US Wiggins Elementary School, Porous Pavement, Tree Pit, 400 Mt. Vernon St. (Camden Board of Education) [September 2015]
• Porous pavement and tree pit
• 79,716 gals/yr

• Broadway Triangle, Rain Garden, Walnut St. & Broadway (Camden City) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Rain garden
• 104,300 gals/yr

Centerville

• Ferry Avenue Library Rain Garden, 852 Ferry Avenue (Camden County MUA) [April 2012]

Ferry Ave. Library Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 62,500 gals/yr
• RT Cream School Rain Garden, 1875 Leon Huff Street (Camden Board of Education) [June 2012]
• Rain garden
• 25,000 gals/yr

• Ferry Avenue Library Rain Garden, Stormwater Planter, Downspout Planter, Tree, 852 Ferry Avenue (Camden County MUA) [September 2015]
• Rain garden, stormwater planter, downspout planter, tree
• 282,508 gals/yr
• Elijah Perry Park, Porous Pavement, Ferry Ave. & Phillip St. (Camden City) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Porous pavement
• 294,400 gals/yr

Central Waterfront

• Mt. Zion Highway of Holiness, 295 Chestnut Street [October 2014]

Mt. Zion Highway of Holiness Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 51,500 gals/yr

• Neighborhood Center Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, 278 Kaighns Ave (Neighborhood Center) [September 2012]
• Rain garden and cistern
• 119,000 gals/yr

• Neighborhood Center, Porous Pavement, 278 Kaighns Ave (Neighborhood Center) [October 2014]
• Porous pavement
• 117,306 gals/yr
• Adventure Aquarium Rain Gardens, 1 Riverside Drive [September 2015]
• Rain gardens
• 158,854 gals/yr

Cooper Grant

• Front St. Community Garden Rainwater Harvesting, N Front St at Penn Street (Cooper Grant Neighborhood Association [March 2013]
• Rainwater harvesting
• 5,000 gals/yr
• Trenton Ave Rain Garden, Trenton & Newton Ave (James Comstock) [June 2014]
• Rain garden and 6 trees
• gals/yr TBD

• Cooper Sprouts Community Garden, 7th & Newton Steet (Cooper Lanning Civic Association [September 2015]
• Rain garden, rainwater harvesting, porous sidewalk, trees
• 221,415 gals/yr

Cramer Hill

• 20th St. Community Garden Rain Gardens, N 20th at River Ave (Cramer Hill CDC) [June 2010]

20th Street Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 63,000 gals/yr
• 29th St. Rain Gardens, 29th St @ Pierce St & Tyler St (Cramer Hill CDC) [July 2012]

29th Street Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain gardens (2)
• 400,000 gals/yr
• St. Anthony’s Rain Garden, 29th St @ River Ave (St. Anthony’s of Padua) [July 2013]

St. Anthony’s Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 175,000 gals/yr

• Von Nieda Park/Baldwin’s Run, 29th Street and Harrison Avenue (Camden County/Camden City) [October 2015]
• Stormwater management for park/Stream daylighting
• 50,000,000 gals/yr
• Von Nieda Park/Rain Garden, 29th Street and Harrison Avenue (Camden County) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Rain garden
• 10,614 gals/yr

Dudley

• Octavius V. Catto School Rain Garden, 3100 Westfield Ave.  (Camden Board of Education) [September 2015]
• Rain garden
• 207,031 gals/yr

• Dudley Grange Park Rain Garden, Trees, 3100 Federal Street  (Camden City) [September 2015]
• Rain garden and trees
• 27,488 gals/yr

• Vietnamese Community Rain Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, Porous Sidewalk, 29th & Cramer Streets  (Camden Board of Education) [November 2015]
• Rain garden, rainwater harvesting, porous sidewalk
• 114,279 gals/yr

Fairview

• Yorkship Elementary School Rain Garden, 1251 Collings Ave. (Camden Board of Education) [May 2013]
• Rain garden and trees
• 22,500 gals/yr

• St. Joan of Arc Church, Rainwater Harvesting, 3107 Alabama Rd (St. Joan of Arc Church ) [September 2015]
• Rainwater harvesting
• 2,500 gals/yr

• Union Field/ Malandra Hall, Rain Garden, 1244 S Merrimac Rd. (Camden City) [September 2015]
• Rain garden
• 340,000 gals/yr

• Yorkship Elementary School, Porous Pavement, Landscape Planters, Trees, 1251 Collings Ave. (Camden Board of Education) [September 2015]
• Porous Pavement, Landscape Planters, Trees
• 145,414 gals/yr

Lanning Square

• 4th & Washington, Stormwater Planters, 4th & Washington Sts. (Camden City) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Stormwater Planters
• 192,800 gals/yr

Liberty Park

• Sumner Elementary School Rain Gardens, 1600 S 8th Street (Camden Board of Education) [June 2010; now decommissioned]
• Rain gardens (2)
• 110,000 gals/yr
• Bonsall School, Stormwater Planters, Porous Pavement, 1575 Mt. Ephraim Ave (Camden Board of Education) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Stormwater planters and porous pavement
• 736,300 gals/yr

Marlton

• Gateway Park, Route 30 & Thorndyke (Camden City) [June 2014]
• Rain garden and trees
• 221,000 gals/yr
• CSO Baird Blvd Rain Garden C27, Baird Blvd & Cooper River (Camden City) [June 2014]
• Rain garden and trees
• 122,000 gals/yr

• Acelero Learning Center Downspout Planters, 311 Grand Ave (Camden City) [September 2015]
• Downspout planters
• 29,687 gals/yr

North Camden (Coopers Point/Pyne Point)

• 304 State St. Rainwater Harvesting, 304 State Street (Respond, Inc.) [September 2012]
• Rainwater harvesting system
• 3,000 gals/yr
• Pyne Point School, N 7th Street @ Erie Street (Camden Board of Education) [April 2013]
• Rain garden
• 47,700 gals/yr
• Respond Day Care, Rainwater Harvesting, Trees, 309 Vine Street (Respond, Inc.) [September 2015]
• Rainwater harvesting and trees
• 35,735 gals/yr
• Coopers Poynt, Porous Pavement, 3rd & York Sts. (Camden Board of Education) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Porous pavement
• 495,200 gals/yr

Parkside

• Park Blvd Rain Garden #1, Park Blvd @ Magnolia Ave (PBCIP/Camden County) [August 2012]

Park Blvd. @ Magnolia Ave. Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 60,000 gals/yr
• Park Blvd Rain Garden #2, Park Blvd @ Vesper Blvd (PBCIP/Camden County) [August 2012]
• Rain garden
• 40,000 gals/yr

Rosedale/East Camden

• Urban Promise Academy Rain Garden, 27 N 36th Street (Urban Promise Ministries) [May 2013]

Urban Promise Academy Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 22,500 gals/yr

• Henry H. Davis School Downspout Planters, 3425 Cramer Street (Camden Board of Education) [September 2015]
• Downspout planters
• 79,716 gals/yr
• Westfield Ave, Porous Pavement, 3706 Westfield Ave. (Iglesia De Dios Church) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Porous pavement
• 176,700 gals/yr

Stockton

• Woodrow Wilson High School Rain Garden, 3100 Federal Street (Camden Board of Education) [July 2012]

Woodrow Wilson High School Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 30,000 gals/yr
• Cramer Elementary School, Tree Pits, 2800 Mickle Street (Camden Board of Education) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Tree pits
• 960,3600 gals/yr

Waterfront South

• Ferry Avenue Rain Garden,  1645 Ferry Avenue (Camden County MUA) [March 2011]

Ferry Avenue Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden and trees
• 75,000 gals/yr
• Native Plant Nursery, 1645 Ferry Avenue (Camden County MUA) [April 2011; now decommissioned]
• Native plants to be planted in existing rain gardens
• Waterfront South Rain Gardens. S Broadway @ Chelton Ave (Camden County MUA) [July 2011]
• Rain gardens (4) and trees
• 470,000 gals/yr

Waterfront South Rain Gardens Photo Gallery

• Liney Ditch Park Shelterbelt Tree Planting, Jasper Street (Camden City) [October 2013]

Liney Ditch Park Tree Planting Photo Gallery

• Tree planting
• 117,000 gals/yr
• CSO Jackson Rain Garden C03, 200 Jackson Street (Camden City) [June 2014]
• Rain garden and trees
• 258,000 gals/yr

• Phoenix Park Phase #1, 227 Jefferson Street (Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority) [August 2015]
• Rain garden and trees
• 5,000,000 gals/yr
• Phoenix Park Phase #2, 227 Jefferson Street (Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority) [December 2017]

• CCMUA Administration Building Parking Lot, Porous Pavement, Rain Garden, 1645 Ferry Ave. (Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority) [May 2017 (projected)]
• Porous pavement and rain garden
• 738,400 gals/yr

Whitman Park

• Brimm School Rain Garden, 1626 Copewood Street (Camden Board of Education) [May 2012]

Brimm School Rain Garden Photo Gallery

• Rain garden
• 81,000 gals/yr

• Brimm School Porous Pavement and Stormwater Planter, 1626 Copewood Street (Camden Board of Education) [September 2015]
• Porous pavement and stormwater planter
• 121,774 gals/yr

Camden Citywide

• 2013-2017 Rain Barrel Programs [January 2014-December 2017]

Camden SMART Rain Barrel

• Rain barrels (331)
• 405,640 gals/yr
• More information from Rutgers and Camden SMART
• 2,304 Street Trees Planted (community-based) [January 2011-December 2017]
• 2,304 locations
• 2,304,000 gals/yr
• Camden City Sewer Replacement [November 2015]
• 30,000,000 gals/yr