Author: lschneider
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Muddy River Project Restoration Overview
Since the fall of 1996, the Muddy River has flooded three times, causing damage to residents, businesses institutions and the public transit system in Boston and Brookline. The flooding has brought an urgency to the need to restore the river…
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MMOC Subcommittees
The MMOC has several subcommittees, each of which assists the MMOC in fulfilling its responsibilities, by focusing on one of the specific goals of the Muddy River Project, communications with […]
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MMOC Members and Staff
The Muddy River Maintenance and Management Oversight Committee, the MMOC, is comprised of citizens, representatives of cultural and academic institutions and governmental agencies. The MMOC meets monthly.
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The MMOC
The Secretary of the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs created a Citizens Advisory Committee to advise the Secretary during the MEPA review.
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Improvement of Water Quality
The Muddy River Restoration Project will improve the water quality in the river itself and also improve the quality of stormwater entering the river from local storm drainage systems.
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Pedestrian Path and Barriers
Photos of the pedestrian path and barriers. February 22, 2013
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Construction on Muddy River Project has Begun
By Timothy Dugan Public Affairs Office U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District http://www.nae.usace.army.mil/ Construction on the Muddy River Restoration Project, a flood and erosion mitigation project that aims […]
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Tree Removal and Fencing
Construction on Muddy River project to begin on or about Jan. 28 with tree removal, and then fencing
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