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Currie Park Green Streets Project

Client:
City of West Palm Beach
Market:
Cities and Communities, Parks, Water & Environment, Stormwater Management
Location:
West Palm Beach, FL

Project Details

WGI performed survey, civil engineering, and landscape architecture services to accommodate new infrastructure associated with the Currie Park Green Streets project. The scope of work included a design to reduce flooding, improve water quality, and provide streetscape improvements incorporating benefits of Low Impact Design.

Project Highlights:

• The streetscape improvements included the design of a bioswale to catch and clean stormwater runoff. The bioswale was designed with native, water tolerant plantings and utilized a custom irrigation system for plant establishment. The irrigation system also featured a soil moisture sensor to allow for supplemental watering during droughts but would also disable the system from running during normal rainfall conditions.

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