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Drainage, Water Quality and Other Environmental Issues in Viewmount Park
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Located in Don River Watershed
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Location Along Castle Frank Brook (Part of Don River Watershed)
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Location in Sewershed
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Satellite Image of Park
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Swales and Ditches In Park
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Photographs of Swales/Ditches Ditch East of Tennis Courts Northeastern Swale Northwestern Swale
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Swales and Ditches (cont.) Ditch/Storm Sewer South of Tennis Courts Southern Swale Leading Into Storm Sewer Drain Swale/Ditch on South Edge Of Park
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Water Logged Areas in Park
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Water Logged Areas in Park (cont.)
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Permeable Pavers
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Map of Viewmount Park With Modifications
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Downspout From Recreation Building
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Rain Garden and By Recreation Building Plants Used (From Right To Left) - Jack in The Pulpit (Arisaema triphyllum) - Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) - Purple Stemmed Aster (Aster punicius) Buffalo Grass also used - testing site for grass Grating under downspout with graded channel underneath
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Design of Graded Channel
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Filter Strip Plantings And Seating Wall By Northwestern Swale Plants Used (Right to Left) - Joe Pye Weed (Eupatorium moculatum) - Scouring Rush/Horse Tail (Equisetum hyemale) - Sweet Grass (Hierochloe odorata) Seating walls – attract people to the space/direct them where to go
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Filter Strip Plantings By Northeastern Swale Plant Used: - Sweet Joe Pye Weed (Eupatoreum purpureum) - Planting Located partially on slope area and partially on top of slope - Need to leave room for children near trees/experimental
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Planting In Southern Swale Use of rocks/stones on top of hill to slow down/oxygenate water Plant Used - Purple Stemmed Aster (Aster punicius) Planted directly in swale to create pseudo-wetland area
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Plantings in Ditches East and South of Tennis Courts Plant Used: Purple Stemmed Aster (Aster punicius) - Planted directly in ditch South of Tennis Court - Planted and on hill/preceding Ditch on East Side of Tennis Court, as people tend to walk through this area.
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Circular Seating Area With Central Planting Four seating walls surround the planting area, forming a space where people can relax, read and interact. Plants Used (from Center Out): - Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) - Hairy Birdtongue (Penstemon hirsutus) - Sweet Grass (Hierochloe odorata
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Concluding Remarks
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