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City of DeSoto Maintains City Fishing Ponds

Nationally Accredited Parks and Recreation Department Targets Park for Maintenance Dredging

With an abundance of parks and natural areas, the City of DeSoto’s #1 attraction is it Parks and Recreation Department.  The department is recognized by the National Recreation and Park Association as one of an elite group of parks and recreation departments in... More

City of Red Oak Budgets for Essential Maintenance

Parks and green spaces are essential for the environment, public health, economic development, and social equity. However, parks are often one of the last items on the budget or one of the first places to see funding cuts.  Fortunately for the citizens of Red Oak, the city considers Parks and Recreation an essential service... More

Dredging the channel

By DEVIN WEEKS

Sediment is being removed from the channel between Upper and Lower Twin Lakes to improve water quality for wildlife, boaters and the overall community.

The Twin Lakes Improvement Association, a nonprofit formed in 1956 to improve and preserve the historic natural values of Twin Lakes, is working with Idaho Fish and Game, and has retained... More

HOA Is Responsible for Storm Water Compliance

If you live in a Homeowner’s Association (HOA) community, odds are good that you have a pond or lake nearby. HOA ponds are storm water ponds, either wet or dry, placed intentionally by the community developer for both their usefulness and aesthetic appeal.

But even if the pond or lake in your community does little more... More

Remedy For A Water Treatment Facility

Horseshoe Bay, TX is a small community about 45 miles northwest of Austin.  Known as a resort and retirement community, Horseshoe Bay is recognized as one of the top golf destinations in America per Golf Magazine.  Because it is in the central Texas Hill Country and right on the banks of Lake... More

Maintaining a Community

Maintaining a Community

The ponds and lakes around the greater Houston area add a beautiful dimension to the communities and to the city as a whole.  And while these community lakes are aesthetically pleasing,... More

Taking the “Dred” Out of Dredging

Land and Water - Taking the DRED out of Dredging.pdf

Dredging is always such a “dreaded”word. The word dredging typicallyinduces images of heavy machinerycrushing the surrounding landscape, roadways that are rutted and muddy, and theodor of organic material that can’t be forgotten soon enough. But dredging doesn’talways require draining the pond or lakeand destroying aquatic... More