Lake Koronis Shoreline Restoration and Stormwater Infiltration
After Shoreline Restoration on Lake Koronis
Year Completed:
2016
Major Watershed:
North Fork Crow River
This project incorporates a 50‐foot‐wide shoreline restoration with multiple infiltration practices that treat water off the adjacent roads, building sites and trail. With the topography and water flow in the immediate area, the property is in an ideal location to intercept the water runoff within the watershed going into Lake Koronis.
Components:
Soil Amendments
Native Vegetation
Maintenance Contract
Retaining Wall Removal
Benefits:
Erosion Control
Water Infiltration and Runoff Control
Sediment & Nutrient Reduction
Fish & Wildlife Habitat
Pollution Reduction Estimates:
Phosphorus: 1.2 lbs./yr
Sediment: 121 tons/yr
Partners on the project included the landowner, Stearns Conservation District, and Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA).
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