The Indian Creek Stormwater Improvements project involves the construction of approximately 2,650 feet of stream stabilization along Indian Creek. The project includes the construction of a stacked stone wall, rip-rap, trail replacement, longitudinal peak stone, fiber encapsulated soil, grade control riffles, turf reinforcement mat, cushion rock, sanitary sewer encasement, round rail fence, native plantings, fence replacement, and tree planting. The bid documents and plans are available for download.
• Stream stabilization: 2,650 feet
• Stacked stone wall: 615 square feet
• Rip-rap: 2,530 square yards
• Trail replacement: 1,190 linear feet
• Longitudinal peak stone: 1,440 linear feet
• Fiber encapsulated soil: 1,300 cubic yards
• Grade control riffles: 4
• Turf reinforcement mat: 12,370 square yards
• Cushion rock: 142 cubic yards
• Sanitary sewer encasement: 60 linear feet
• Round rail fence: 1,310 feet
• Native plantings: 5.8 acres
• Fence replacement: included
• Tree planting: included