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Pictured here is the temporary sheet pile which was used to divert the river

The Inlet (Left: culverts just under the surface) Pictured here is the bypass culvert outlet. They would serve to handle the input / output Farewell, Old Friend!ĬLICK HERE TO SEE THE LAKELAND PUBLIC TELEVISION You Have Been A Faithful Old Piece of ConcreteĬity's History & Have Been The Focal Point River bed below the surface of the water. It is interesting to see the layout of the

Once Completed, the Water Began to Lower at the Steps and at the Old Dam.

Then Turned Southward Back Toward the Bridge to Re-Route Water Away From the Old Dam.

Placement of the Sheet Pile Continued West to East Into the River Creating a Water Bypass.

Joining the next by a "Ball & Channel" design, This is a wall made up of 2' wide steel panels thatĪre pounded vertically under the surface, each With the surface depth & width satisfactory,Ī trench was dug into which the sheet piles

With the Rock Causeway in Place, a Dirt "Road" Was Fashioned Over The Rock Surface.

Native rocks & boulders from the surroundingĪrea are being used to make the causeway.

Construction of a Rock Causeway Across the River Channel Began.

The Bathroom Building & Some Trees in the City Park Were Removed.

As Landwehr Construction began gathering rock and boulders off-site for the rock riffle project, construction of the Rock Riffle project began at the site Monday, October 18 th with removal of material under the TH 84 Bridge.