WMPID Embarks on $48,500 Stormwater Management Cleanup Project
16 Mar 2022
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This article originally appeared on and was written for Westwood Magnolia Parkway Improvement District, by Golden Shovel Agency.
Westwood Magnolia Improvement District (WMPID) will embark on a $48,500 stormwater management cleanup project in the new year that will address clearing drainage channels and detention ponds. This project falls in line with WMPID’s commitment to improving infrastructure and public safety for the benefit of the businesses and community members living, working, and shopping in the area.
The Importance of the Stormwater Management Cleanup Project
Effective stormwater management provides economic and environmental benefits to the District by reducing flood risks and decreasing costs due to flood damage. People and property are protected making for a thriving economic base and an elevated quality of life.
Scope of Work for the Stormwater Management Cleanup Project
Segment 1: Three channel segments north of research forest drive
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