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In the 1970s, a structure was installed in Skunk Creek to reduce sediment and stabilize County Road 103.
Unfortunately it blocked aquatic organism passage in the process. In addition, it contributed to slumping upstream of the structure which is now endangering the road. Our project restored the stream channel and stabilized the road using natural methods.
This project reduces an estimated 226 tons of sediment from reaching the Nemadji, reconnecting almost 13 miles of trout stream and improves safety on County Road 103.
A grant was secured in 2018 to fund construction of the restoration.
This grant funded engineered designs and part of construction costs.
Staff provided technical assistance including survey and construction inspection. The department also provided match funds.
Drone video provided by the Carlton County Transportation Department showing the project before restoration in the Spring of 2019.