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02/06/2023 4:48 pm

A water garden at Fred Fletcher Park

Fred Fletcher Park Wetland Repairs

Stormwater System Maintenance

The Fletcher Wetland Repair project will involve repair and restoration of the man-made stormwater wetland originally constructed in 2007. Repairs are necessary to restore stormwater control measure function and improve aesthetics at the park.

The work will involve removing sediment from the forebay, removal of undesirable or invasive vegetation, and restoration and planting of desired vegetation.

 

Project Details

 
Type:
Stormwater
Budget:
$75,000 (estimate)
Project Lead:
Stormwater Management
Contractors:
AECOM

Contact

 

Emily Smull, PE
Project Manager
919-996-5582

Lead Department:
Engineering Services
Participating Department:
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources
Service Unit:
Stormwater

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Planning

We are working with the consultant to develop a plan to:

  • Remove invasive plants; and,
  • Repair the wetland.

The plan should be completed in late 2022 with repairs starting in the spring or summer 2023.

Lead Department:
Engineering Services

Design

Phase details coming soon. 

Lead Department:
Engineering Services

Construction

Phase details coming soon. 

Lead Department:
Engineering Services

Schedule

Date Activity
Spring 2021 Project planning began
Fall 2021 Sprayed invasive plants
Winter 2022 Repair plans begun
Fall 2022 Repair plans complete
Winter 2023 Construction bid complete
Spring/Summer 2023 Repairs underway

 

About the Man-made Wetland

The wetland captures stormwater from nearby streets and park. The plants filter out pollution, which protects a stream called Pigeon House Branch. 

The man-made wetland in Fred Fletcher Park that made up of native plants and other greenery. The wetland helps soak up water and reduce pollution when it rains.

The man-made wetland in Fred Fletcher Park. The plants in the wetland help soak up water and reduce pollution when it rains. 

Resources

 

Other Stormwater Projects

Stormwater Devices

Man-made Wetland