Unofficial prototype by NovaHawk Labs, built from public NHDES data. Not an NHDES website. Covers 159 ARPA-era projects, about 40% of the full program. How this was built

NH Water Infrastructure FundingWhere the money went, town by town

Flood resilience

The Nature Conservancy

Critical Flood Risk Infrastructure · Barrington, Strafford County · Approved November 22, 2022

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About this project

ARPA Grant: $254,923 Approved: November 22, 2022 The Nature Conservancy will use the funding to replace an undersized culvert on Topaz Drive in Barrington, NH with a 30-foot bridge that will reduce flood risk and improve aquatic organism passage. Topaz Drive provides the only access to the Emerald Acres Cooperative, Inc., a mobile home community. The crossing is undersized and has a history of flooding issues; it completely washed out during the Patriot’s Day Flood of 2007 and residents of the Emerald Acres Cooperative, Inc. community were unable to pass the road. The project will result in 5.2 miles of fully reconnected upstream habitat of Oyster River, allowing full passage for fish and turtles, and prevent future flooding.

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