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2024 PLOC Operations Report with Attachments Document
Buck Stream Stabilization Project
Preventing erosion on 1,300 feet of stream by reconnecting its natural floodplain.
Prior Lake Outlet Channel Repairs: Bank Erosion Project
Bank erosion repair work has been completed along the channel. Maintenance for vegetation reestablishment is an ongoing project.
2021 Upper Watershed Blueprint Document
Raymond Park Restoration Project Project
The restoration project includes buckthorn removal, an oak savanna restoration, beach plant community restoration, shoreline restoration and replacing the existing turf grass with low-maintenance grass.
Raymond Park Restoration Factsheet Document
Spring Lake Shoreline Restoration Project
Shoreline restoration prevents soil erosion from entering our lake, as well as providing filtration for other pollutants. Native plants provide bank stabilization, water filtration, and habitat improvement. Three main shoreline restoration techniques were used to stabilize these areas: brush bundles, cedar revetment and native plantings with erosion control blanket.
Subwatershed Analysis for West Upper Watershed Document
2024 PLOC Operations Report with Attachments Document
2021 Upper Watershed Blueprint Document
Raymond Park Restoration Factsheet Document
Subwatershed Analysis for West Upper Watershed Document
Buck Stream Stabilization Project
Preventing erosion on 1,300 feet of stream by reconnecting its natural floodplain.
Prior Lake Outlet Channel Repairs: Bank Erosion Project
Bank erosion repair work has been completed along the channel. Maintenance for vegetation reestablishment is an ongoing project.
Raymond Park Restoration Project Project
The restoration project includes buckthorn removal, an oak savanna restoration, beach plant community restoration, shoreline restoration and replacing the existing turf grass with low-maintenance grass.
Spring Lake Shoreline Restoration Project
Shoreline restoration prevents soil erosion from entering our lake, as well as providing filtration for other pollutants. Native plants provide bank stabilization, water filtration, and habitat improvement. Three main shoreline restoration techniques were used to stabilize these areas: brush bundles, cedar revetment and native plantings with erosion control blanket.