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Doug Verdier's August 18, 2020 Water Works Photos

Editors Note: Mill District resident Doug Verdier continues to document the progress of the Water Works project.

Major landscaping has been taking place at the park these past 2 weeks. Lots of new trees of various types.

Irrigation lines in place along the West River Parkway edge of Water Works Park. The newly planted trees along this stretch have previously been mulched and also have water bags attached.

Line of new trees showing irrigation lines and mulching of the entire area underway.

Another view of the extensive network of irrigation lines being installed throughout the park.

Mulch awaiting spreading throughout the park as part of landscaping plan.

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