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Board approves $3,500 to widen E3 Basin control structure to improve outflow
Summary
The River Ridge board approved MRI Construction Proposal #606 to widen the E3 Basin control-structure opening to its maximum width for improved outflow and requested before-and-after photos and consideration of a manual gate; the motion passed unanimously for $3,500.
The River Ridge board voted on March 24 to accept MRI Construction Proposal #606 to widen the opening on the E3 Basin control structure, a change intended to increase outflow from the community basin. The motion, made by Assistant Secretary Kurt Blumenthal and seconded by Chair Bob Schultz, passed unanimously and authorized $3,500 for the work.
District Engineer Charlie Krebs explained that the existing control structure is slightly narrower than the maximum permitted width, and the work would use a concrete saw to widen the weir to allow more water to exit the basin. Krebs said he will provide before-and-after photographs of the work and will inquire whether a manual open/close gate could also be installed near the structure.
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