Wooddale Path Landscape Restoration Project

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The City is restoring the vegetation along Wooddale path with native plants. View a map of the project area here.

Native landscapes provide many benefits including;

  • Stabilizing shorelines
  • Supporting cleaner air and water
  • Providing wildlife habitat, including pollinator habitat
  • Managing invasive plants, including Buckthorn
  • Increasing resilience in a changing climate

Get the latest project updates here.

The City is restoring the vegetation along Wooddale path with native plants. View a map of the project area here.

Native landscapes provide many benefits including;

  • Stabilizing shorelines
  • Supporting cleaner air and water
  • Providing wildlife habitat, including pollinator habitat
  • Managing invasive plants, including Buckthorn
  • Increasing resilience in a changing climate

Get the latest project updates here.

  • Trees and Shrubs

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    Thank you for your input on trees and shrubs. Staff will meet with the landscaping contractor this fall to firm up the plan and then share the outcome of that conversation here.

  • Reminder - Trees and Shrubs Input Due September 29th

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    Visit the 'Trees and Shrubs Input' tab to add your comments before September 29th.

  • Trees and Shrubs Input

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    We'd like your input on tree and shrub planting. Visit the 'Trees and Shrubs Input' tab to add your comments before September 29th.

  • Supplemental erosion control this week

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    Crews will be on site this week to add more straw wattle to reduce the risk of bank erosion.

    Straw wattle and erosion control blanket installed at Wooddale Path, August 2023

  • Egret on Otto Pond

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    Otto Pond, July 2023

  • Buckthorn management

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    Buckthorn management is a multi-year commitment.

    After a big removal effort this past winter, multiple areas along the shoreline have new buckthorn plants resprouting and crews have been on site to target these resprouts with herbicide.

    Crispy buckthorn resprouts after herbicide treatment

  • Minor erosion repairs this week

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    A crew will be on site to do some planned minor erosion repair and site stabilization this week.

  • Otto Pond

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    A couple photos from a site check in June.

  • Weed control has begun

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    The site was chemically treated this week to control weeds.

  • Brushing clean-up to occur on Monday

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    There's a little bit left to do to get the site cleaned up - it should be done on Monday.

    Then there will be a pause in work as we wait for the spring flush of vegetation. Weed control will occur through the growing season, and in the fall the site will be ready for seeding.

Page last updated: 03 Oct 2023, 01:59 PM