Provided the design to remove the existing stone wall and restore the stream with natural techniques, native plants, and trees.

The project used natural channel design to incorporate hard and bioengineered (natural materials and native plantings) stabilization techniques on the channel and stream banks, reconnect the floodplain, and provide self-sustaining riparian buffer and wetland improvements. Project also involved major outfall stabilization, energy dissipation, flow diversion to Lake, shear stress and floodplain impact analysis, waterway construction permit, material handling (re-use/removal of materials), raising and widening of the stream using natural channel design techniques, and aesthetic and aquatic habitat enhancement.