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Here are some pictures of work already in progress related to our 319 grant:  Click on any image for a larger version.

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GPS identification of catch basin
Paved ditch/road shoulder - potential stormwater treatment device location
Catch basin inspection & evaluation
Potential catch basin conversion location
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Overland runoff eroding bank and washing sediments into drainage system
Drainage swale - maintenance required
Driveway and culvert under construction - potential sediment erosion
Erosion problems during construction of driveway
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View facing east of potential catch basin conversion location
View facing west of potential catch basin conversion location
Typical construction site that result in sediment transport during storm events
High runoff velocity area - West Main Street
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Optimal location for Leaching Catch Basin
Conducting topographic survey for design
Catch Basin identification
Vegetation potentially causing backflow conditions
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Measuring depth to pipe invert in potential BMP location
Area identified as having drainage problems during storm events
Erosion & channelization resulting from uncontrolled stormwater