Restore city waterfront riparian areas

Idea:

Look into how to naturalize the area near the river. Take pride in adding environmentally significant fixes to the area. Currently there are boulders protecting the shoreline from erosion and the grass is mowed right to the edge. Appropriate vegetation can be added on the slope down to the water. Shrubs can also be added on the banks. Plants can be added without blocking out the view of the river.

Staff Feedback:
Thanks so much for sharing your Big Idea with us! We shared your thoughts with the City's Environmental Strategist. In terms of what's already been happening: The City has identified restoration of the riparian area along Carleton Park as a key component in the Park plan and will be moving forward with the design and earth work in the coming years. The City works together with the Nashwaak Watershed Association on riparian planting and restoration on two large properties in the lower Nashwaak. City staff also also works with private landowners on similar projects when opportunities arise.

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