A BIGGER VISION

The more extensive approach to the project allows for a

three-fold increase in habitat restoration.

All hardscape is removed and much of the site regraded, allowing for the
restoration of a more diverse plant palette. The pool area is excavated to
re-create the original wetlands habitat, with the recovered fill soils placed
around the summit and family housing terrace to restore a range of
serpentine habitats.

MAXIMUM RESTORATION

1 Complete hazardous materials cleanup.

2 Remove structures, hazards, and debris.

3 Remove asphalt hardscape and improve water infiltration.

4 Restore native plant habitat on all disturbed areas.

5 Remove remaining hardscape and soften slope edges.

6 Excavate fill, restore wetland, and naturalize slopes.

EXISTING PAVEMENT +
BUILDING FOUNDATIONS

18 ACRES RESTORED AREA

(MAXIMUM CONCEPT)

1 Existing road converted to trail

2 Service area graded + planted

3 Recontour and restore habitat

1 around summit
5 4 Revegetate family housing
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5 Majority of structures removed
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+ summit revegetated

6 Remnant foundations create

seating + interpretive space

Existing

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Image courtesy of Restoration Design Group