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EUCLID CREEK WATERSHED COUNCIL
Cleveland WPC Green Infrastructure Project
City of Mayfield Heights
Green Infrastructure Demonstration and Showcase Projects
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
The City of Mayfield Heights was awarded $231,900 in 2010 through the Ohio EPA, Surface Water Improvement Fund (SWIF) to fund an innovative green infrastructure project at the City Hall complex in Cuyahoga County.
Three storm water best management practices will be installed throughout the Municipal complex as a demonstration project; including rain gardens, a forested parking lot and permeable concrete parking bays. Please see the project summary and work plan for more details below.
Timeline:
Project Design: Winter 2010/Spring 2011
Outreach/Construction: 2011
Project Information / Resources:
Project Publications & News:
Click on the following Euclid Creek Newsletters to follow the progress on the project:
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2011 Issue 20 p. 1
Articles about Project:
- Mayfield Heights receives grant for rain garden showcases: click here to see Sun Messenger article [8/2/10]
Construction Photos:
Rain Garden
Before During Construction
During Construction Completed Rain Garden
Completed Rain Garden - in Action
Forested Parking Lot:
Parking Lot Before Bioswale During Construction
Bioswale During Construction Completed Biowsale
Completed Bioswale - in Action
Completed Tree Vault Completed Tree Vault - in Action
Permeable Concrete Parking Lot:
Parking Lot Before Parking Lot Under Construction
Parking Lot Under Construction
For more information, please contact the City of Mayfield Heights at 440-442-2626; or see their webpage for the project here: http://mayfieldheights.org/index.php/about-the-city/news/647-surface-water-improvement-fund.