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Improving Stormwater Quality with Rain Gardens
With many communities looking to implement low impact development (LID) concepts into their urban design, rain gardens and bioretention basins are becoming increasingly popular. One reason for their rise in popularity is their ability to help manage stormwater runoff and to improve downstream water quality.Rain gardens are shallow, constructed depressions planted with deep-rooted perennial flowers and native vegetation. When strate...
Featured Projects
76th St N Widening & Extensions - Owasso, OK
To service the new Macy’s Fulfillment Center in Ow...
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Rogers Citywide Infrastructure Study
This study assisted the City of Rogers with planning its...
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Ozarks Electric 4 Story Addition
With the addition of high-speed internet service, along ...
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