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Figure1: Excavation of original soil. The placement of curb cuts was determined by flow of water across the pavement. |
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Figure 2: Excavation complete |
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Figure 3: A 6-in pipe was installed that connects the storm sewer to the traffic island. |
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Figure 4: The original soil was mixed 50/50 with sand to provide fill. |
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Figure 5: Storm drain at the end of the north inlet channel was filled and covered with asphalt. |
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Figure 6: Mixed soil added into traffic island. |
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Figure 7: Installation of monitoring wells within traffic island. |
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Figure 8: Mulch is placed over soil to protect vegetation. Inlet channels are lined with rip rap. |
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Figure 9: Completed traffic island with vegetation and monitoring equipment. |
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