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Last Update

May 11, 2016 10:50 PM

 

Museum of Northern Arizona Meadow Riparian Habitat Enhancement Project

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The Museum of Northern Arizona has proposed a project to restore the riparian spring habitat closely surrounding Coyote Springs and to improve the accessibility for the residents of The Peaks. The Peaks is a senior community that houses senior citizens, some with disabilities. That being said, any proposed ramps and sidewalks must follow the 2010 ADA Guidelines, provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Museum hopes to promote plant diversity and preserve the cultural heritage sites while making the area more accessible for the senior community. Further technical considerations that will take place will include removing old concrete infrastructure and piping, increase the meandering channel and wet meadow habitat, and providing an environmentally appropriate trail to conduct on appropriate wetland vegetation land.

 

Client

Dr.Larry Stevens

Director of the spring MNA

Technical Advisor

Wilbert Odem, Phd PE

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Email: Wilbert.Odem@nau.edu

Phone: (928) 523-4449

 

GreenGrey Team

Noor
Noor Alsadi
Environmental Engineering
Email: na385@nau.edu
matt
Matthew Sorenson
Civil Engineering
Email: mjs459@nau.edu
jassim
Jasem Alrumaidheen
Civil Engineering
Email: ja899@nau.edu

khaled

Khaled Alazmi
Civil Engineering
Email: kaa292@nau.edu