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Installation of erosion control measures along the perimeter of the project area.
- Under a 1200-C permit, erosion control measures will be inspected for compliance before ground-disturbing work starts.
- 2-3 months of utility trench digging.
- Trench work will allow utilities to move their lines underground.
- Removal of designated trees and vegetation.
- The Animal and Plant Health Investigation Service (APHIS) has been monitoring the area for nesting birds.
- Tree removal will occur only within the road right-of-way, under the bridge, and along the overflow channel.
- Trees of sufficient size will be stored on site and later used to build a flood water overflow channel under the bridge, which will improve habitat for fish during flood events.
After the project is complete, construction crews, in coordination with the City of Hillsboro's Parks and Recreation and Clean Water Services, will plant almost 1,000 trees and 3,500 plants, including:
- 97 street trees
- 48 trees between the sidewalk and Noble Woods Park
- 67 trees around the stormwater pond
- 138 trees along the new overflow channel
- 642 trees along Rock Creek and around the bridge
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