Indoor Practice Facility

[roadwarrior]

Land south of 52nd is mostly overland flooding. The diversion won't fix that. However the man-made lake will solve a big chunk of it. That's why we see so many ponds in that area

The diversion will certainly protect land south of 52nd Ave. Anything north of the diversion "dam" will be protected.

[unbison]

Land south of 52nd is mostly overland flooding. The diversion won't fix that. However the man-made lake will solve a big chunk of it. That's why we see so many ponds in that area

The ponds are in fact required for sediment in storm water they wil do zero for overland flooding... well except it was used to raise lots to a safe height ... just a FYI the big pond is 500000 yards of dirt... the diversion, will be 60 million cubic yards
When you have zero idea of hat your talking about you look more intelligent saying nothing

[appropriate belt]

Its always been baffling to me how easily some people talk out their ass with conviction

[HerdBot]

The ponds are in fact required for sediment in storm water they wil do zero for overland flooding... well except it was used to raise lots to a safe height ... just a FYI the big pond is 500000 yards of dirt... the diversion, will be 60 million cubic yards
When you have zero idea of hat your talking about you look more intelligent saying nothing

The dirt from the lake is going to be used for the I-29 overpass to be built on 64th Avenue South. Poorly worded on my end but I'm just saying that area is still prone to flash floods and flooding from rapid snow melt and rain. Those open fields have become lakes in the spring with heavy snow fall or a heavy rain. The ponds do a good job managing it.

[appropriate belt]

Those fields become 'lakes' because they are not actively drained. It will be no more prone to these 'flash floods' than any other part of Fargo when it is developed.

[roadwarrior]

Naming rights contract signed this morning. No clue who.

[Professor Chaos]

Naming rights contract signed this morning. No clue who.

Took me a few seconds of wondering "Why are they selling naming rights on the diversion???" before I realized what thread I was in.... damn thread drift.

[Twincitybizon]

Took me a few seconds of wondering "Why are they selling naming rights on the diversion???" before I realized what thread I was in.... damn thread drift.

What a rediculous thing to think!! (I thought they were naming retaining ponds...)

[barnwintersportsengelstad]

Naming rights contract signed this morning. No clue who.

Maybe a track star?

[bisonforever]

Naming rights contract signed this morning. No clue who.

I am betting on the that bank that Blackridge merged with. Not sure but I thinks it’s called First Western Bank.