Glen Eden Park Bioretention Area

We constructed a bioretention area at Glen Eden Pilot Park. The project is engineered to capture, absorb, and clean stormwater runoff. The plants, mulch, soil, gravel, and underground pipes will slow down the water and filter out water pollution before it reaches House Creek and Crabtree Creek.

GSI Address:
3705 Eden Croft Drive, Raleigh, NC 27612

Project Details

Type:: Stormwater
Budget:: $300,000 (design & construction)
Project Lead:: Stormwater Management
Contractors:: Hazen & Sawyer (Design); Lanier Construction Company (Construction)

Contact

Heather Dutra
Water Quality Supervisor
heather.dutra@raleighnc.gov
919-996-4012

Lead Department:: Engineering Services

Participating Department:: Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources

Service Unit:: Stormwater

This project supports

Raleigh's Climate Plan in Action

Crews are finished with this green stormwater infrastructure project. It included:

Excavating the land for the bioretention area;
Installing the pipes, stone, and soil in the bioretention area; and,
Stabilizing the area with temporary vegetation/plants;
Completing concrete and asphalt work to direct stormwater runoff into the bioretention area; and,
Adding mulch and plants to the project area.

Plant Growth

Many of the plants will not sprout until spring. There are temporary plants in place to help stabilize the soil until then. Please don't walk on the plants or go in the bioretention area. This will help protect the plants and allow them to grow.