News By Category: Surface Water Management
Bassett Creek Stream Bank Stabilization Open House Is Nov 16
11-07-2011
The City of Golden Valley is hosting an informal open house meeting Wednesday, Nov 16, 2011, to review plans to stabilize stream banks along Bassett Creek from Wisconsin Ave to 10th Ave and Duluth St to the Golden Valley/Crystal border. 
Economics Professor To Keynote Final Clean-Water Workshop Of 2011 Series
09-20-2011
The West Metro Water Alliance will host the last in its 2011 series of educational workshops 5:30 pm, Wednesday, Sept 21 at the Brookview Community Center. Dr. Patrick G. Welle, economics professor at Bemidji State University, will be the keynote speaker.
City Prepares For 2012 Bassett Creek Restoration Project
08-29-2011
The City of Golden Valley and the Bassett Creek Watershed Management Commission (BCWMC) have initiated a project to stabilize the stream banks along Bassett Creek from Wisconsin Avenue to 10th Avenue and from Duluth Street to the Golden Valley/Crystal border.
Bassett Creek Watershed Management Commission To Hold Public Hearing June 16
06-09-2011
The Bassett Creek Watershed Management Commission (BCWMC) will hold a public hearing June 16, 2011, on its proposed Major Plan Amendment to its Watershed Management Plan. The hearing will be at 11:30 am at Golden Valley City Hall.
City To Hear Water Pollution Control Plan
06-09-2011
Every year the City of Golden Valley is required to report how it is managing storm water that comes from overland flow—water that does not originate from a single pipe—to reduce pollution. This year the report will be given at the City Council meeting June 21 at 7 pm.
Bassett Creek Stabilization Project To Begin This Fall
08-30-2010
To protect local water quality, the Bassett Creek Water Management Commission (BCWMC) will continue Bassett Creek bank stabilization efforts this fall. The upcoming project, set for a stretch of Bassett Creek from the Golden Valley/Crystal boundary through the Briarwood Nature Area to Regent Ave, will minimize and help control creek erosion.
