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Places > Morningside Flood Infrastructure Project
Morningside Flood Infrastructure Project
PROJECT SNAPSHOT
Location
Minnesota | Hennepin CountySolution
Vegetation Management / Facility Maintenance (SWPPP)Ecological Setting
FloodplainsThe Morningside Neighborhood has several low and landlocked areas prone to flooding. Climate change has contributed to an increased risk of flooding in the area. This flood infrastructure project helps the community to be more resilient to flooding. The benefits of the project are balanced across the neighborhood. The flood risk reduction project also included:
- Natural resources restoration in upland areas
- Nature trails and bridge crossings at two locations at Weber Park
- Improved pedestrian access to the park with some ADA-compliant paths in Weber Park
- Rebuilt sports fields in impacted areas with new turf and irrigation systems
RES was awarded the restoration and management contract following the initial infrastructure project. The scope of work included site preparation, native seeding, and planting. During the project, RES planted more than 12,000 native trees, shrubs, and plants. In addition, staff provided vegetation management to ensure proper establishment.
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