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ROSEVILLE PARKS RENEWAL PROGRAM - NATURAL RESOURCE PROJECTS <br />Park <br />Location within <br />Type <br />Size <br />Est. <br />Type <br />Project cost estimate <br />Funding <br />Maintenance <br />Comments <br />Rank <br />ark <br />Priority <br />AC, SF or LF <br />Habitat <br />water <br />PRRP <br />Grant <br />Other <br />quality <br />ACORN <br />SW Parking Lot <br />Rain garden — Parking Lot <br />300 <br />Medium- <br />X <br />$8,400 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Rain garden to take Parks parking lot runoff. Somewhat <br />low <br />marginal site. Assumes drain tile may be needed. <br />ACORN <br />County Road C — <br />Rain garden — Street runoff <br />450 <br />Medium <br />X <br />$17,100 <br />? <br />X <br />N <br />Rain garden to take street runoff <br />bus stop <br />ACORN <br />NW of ball fields <br />Turf -to- native conversion <br />—0.1 AC <br />Oedium- <br />X <br />X <br />$2,000 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Convert turf to mid - height native grass /flower mix <br />ACORN <br />NE side of east <br />Infiltration area <br />0.25 <br />Medium- <br />X <br />$3,500 <br />N <br />This would be a turf -to- native conversion in a low area that <br />ballfield <br />low <br />currently takes runoff <br />Install interpretive signage at five locations around park, <br />ACORN <br />Various <br />Interpretive signs <br />5 <br />Medium <br />$10,000 <br />X <br />N <br />including interpretation of features such as rain gardens, <br />wetland restoration, forest restoration, invasive wetland plants, <br />biocontrol etc. <br />This bioswale planting has become overgrown with weedy <br />APPLEWOOD <br />inside corner of trail <br />Medium- <br />brush and forbs. The swale should be actively managed and <br />PARK <br />adjacent to PI <br />Rain garden - Park runoff <br />1,800 SF <br />high <br />g <br />x <br />x <br />$5,000 <br />X <br />N <br />restored to desirable natives in a mixed planting, or a more <br />1481 <br />formal bed. Cut /treat sandbar willow, spray weeds, <br />supplemental planting and two years of maintenance. <br />AUTUMN GROVE <br />Hamline Ave. east <br />Infiltration area <br />0.25 AC <br />High <br />X <br />$5,000 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Turf -to- native conversion in road ditch, no soil amendment <br />side of tennis courts <br />necessary <br />Rain garden to treat Street Runoff, no underdrain necessary, <br />AUTUMN GROVE <br />Along Albert Street <br />Rain garden — Street runoff <br />350SF <br />Medium <br />X <br />$7,700 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />sandy soil to 26 " +. Rain garden size should be further <br />analyzed. <br />AUTUMN GROVE <br />Rain Garden/ <br />Interpretive sign <br />NA <br />Medium <br />$2,000 <br />X <br />N <br />Interpretive sign design, manufacture, install <br />Infiltration feature <br />EVERGREEN <br />Southwest, along <br />Rain garden <br />1500 <br />Medium <br />X <br />$42,000 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Rain garden would capture and treat runoff from swale along <br />PARK <br />Fairview Ave. <br />south border of park. Requires Tile. <br />EVERGREEN <br />SW and SE, <br />Turf -to- native conversion <br />0.5 AC <br />Low <br />$2,500 <br />N <br />Convert turf to native plantings, estimated 0.5 acres, total. <br />PARK <br />outside of ball fields <br />Spray 2X, native seeding, two years of grow -in maintenance. <br />HOWARD <br />Rain Garden, NE <br />Medium - <br />side of north <br />Rain garden - Parking lot <br />450 <br />X <br />$17,100 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Rain garden would likely require a drain tile. <br />JOHNSON <br />high <br />parking lot. <br />KELLER <br />Rain gardens (up to 3) could be developed along Fernwood <br />Along Fernwood <br />Rain garden - Street runoff <br />900 <br />Medium <br />X <br />$25,200 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Ave. These could be integrated into park signage. Cost <br />MAYFLOWER <br />assumes 2 RWG. <br />KELLER <br />on east /SE side of <br />Turf -to- native conversion <br />0.25 <br />Medium <br />$2,000 <br />N <br />Plant Buffer around existing natural area <br />MAYFLOWER <br />current pond buffer <br />along south side of <br />LADYSLIPPER <br />trail, south of <br />Turf -to- native conversion <br />0.75 AC <br />Medium <br />X <br />X <br />$3,000 <br />X <br />X <br />N <br />Estimated total of .75 acres <br />Owasso Blvd <br />County Road C2, <br />Anticipated to include one large rain garden at the south side <br />LANGTON LAKE <br />as well as north <br />Rain garden — Street runoff <br />2900 <br />Medium <br />X <br />$81 <br />?? <br />X <br />N <br />of the circle where Arthur and CR C2 meet, as well as at least <br />side of Lydia <br />,200 <br />one (potentially two) rain gardens on the north side of Lydia. <br />Avenue <br />All require drain tile. Cost Assumes 3 RWG. <br />South side of the <br />intersection of <br />Convert turf area to savanna grasses, sedges and flowers. <br />LANGTON LAKE <br />Arthur and CR C2, <br />Turf -to- native conversion <br />0.5 AC <br />Medium <br />X <br />$2,500 <br />X <br />N <br />Treat turf with herbicide 2X, native grass, sedge, and flower <br />east of paved park <br />seed, plus two years of grow -in maintenance. <br />trail <br />Includes design, manufacture and installation. Signs may <br />LANGTON LAKE <br />Various <br />Interpretive signage <br />5 signs <br />Medium <br />$7,500 <br />X <br />N <br />address natural history topics such as woodland ecology, <br />woodland wildlife, wetlands, shallow lakes, urban natural <br />areas plant identification etc. <br />