Budget
Plant List and Pricing
Plant selection is a crucial part of wetland design. Through natural processes such as growth, plants filter water and are able to reduce pollutant loading. Some plants are able to handle high amounts of nitrogen, removing it from the soil and water which is beneficial to the environment. Plants also provide habitat for many species which can also contribute to improved water quality.
Long Term Maintenance Plan
Below is a maintenance inspection sheet to be used during all inspections. This will document the current conditions of the wetaland and serve as a way to communicate if any aspects of the site need attention. Inspection sheets should be kept to determine if there are reoccuring issues on site that may need remedeation.
Wetland Inspection Sheet.pdfUpdated Wetland Cost Analysis
Final Bill of Materials
Template BOM - F21 (3).pdfReferences
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