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Storm Water Management - Stream Naturalization
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(10-09-2022, 03:04 AM)danbrotherston Wrote:
(10-08-2022, 05:24 PM)tomh009 Wrote: Indeed, something like the Shoemaker Creek naturalization simply won't fit, so my assumption was that they would work within the limits of the current creek/trail real estate.

Have they actually approved a plan to purchase and demolish properties? Or it's just a staff proposal for now?

I don't think it's a staff proposal, I think it's just ac3rs proposal.


I very much doubt they would do something like that. Naturalization would be a big challenge in that area because of the constraints--naturalized culverts always take more space. I don't know enough the topic though, to know if it's possible to naturalize the creek intermittently.

Yeah it was just a random image I pulled from DuckDuckGo, not any sort of local proposal.

While the entire length of that creek couldn't be naturalized due to space constraints, there are nonetheless many sections where it could work. Some naturalization is better than none.
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