Clinton River Spillway Climate Resiliency Project

The Clinton River Spillway Climate Resiliency Project involves dredging of sediment from offline ponds and restoration of native habitats on banks throughout the spillway. The project includes coir log embankments, rootwad revetments, tree plantings, riprap, and native seeding. The project requires a contractor to perform the work, which includes site preparation, planting, and maintenance of native seeding areas. The contractor must meet certain qualifications and follow specific guidelines and requirements. • Dredging of approximately 7,425 cubic yards of sediment from offline ponds • Restoration of native habitats on banks throughout the spillway, including coir log embankments, rootwad revetments, tree plantings, riprap, and native seeding • Installation of a ledge rock outcropping • Site preparation, planting, and maintenance of native seeding areas • Compliance with local ordinances and regulations • Possession of a valid Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development commercial pesticide applicator's certificate for Right of Way Category 6