Brooklyn Park Sustainable Landscape Restoration

ES Project 805501

Overview

The Brooklyn Park project site is located at 4601 101^st Avenue North.

As part of its mission to improve water quality and ensure a sustainable water supply for the region, Metropolitan Council Environmental Services is working to plant landscapes that need less water, reduce runoff, and provide habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies. For more information, see the Program Page.

Site Plan

The Met Council is committed to maintaining its sustainable landscapes and has hired skilled contractors to design and manage the site in your neighborhood. See below for a map of the plans.
Map showing the sustainable landscape plan for the Brooklyn Park site. The southwest corner of the property is woodland edge mix. The rest of the property is dry mesic/oak savanna prairie with a bee lawn buffer along the north edge of the property. Traditional grass and shrubs are on the boulevard adjacent to 101st Avenue North, north of the site, as well as a small strip at the southeast corner.

Map showing the sustainable landscape plan for the Brooklyn Park site. The southwest corner of the property is woodland edge mix. The rest of the property is dry mesic/oak savanna prairie with a bee lawn buffer along the north edge of the property. Traditional grass and shrubs are on the boulevard adjacent to 101st Avenue North, north of the site, as well as a small strip at the southeast corner.

Contacts

Phone: 651-602-1269
Email: [email protected]

Staff

Project Manager:
Michael Villari, Principal Engineer, Interceptor Engineering