Marina Landscape's Erosion Control division sprayed over 255 acres of hydromulch, used as both an erosion control measure and a dust control agent. Marina worked closely with the general contractor, Pinnick, Inc., and was able to complete areas needing hydromulch within small windows of time given to us between the final grade approval and potential rain events. Marina has worked with several other general contractors on various job sites throughout the Orchard Hills community, including Post Grading Company, Sukut Construction, All American Asphalt, and Shimmick Construction, applying hydroseeding and erosion control materials.
Marina is privilege to work with SunEdison, Inc., the world's largest renewable energy development company and successfully completed the Regulus solar facility in Kern County, California. The 81.6 MW facility is one of SunEdison's largest utility scale solar power plants in California and is anticipated to provide almost $184 million in revenue to local businesses, governments and households during the first 20 years of operation.
Prado Dam, completed in 1941, is a flood control and water conservation project constructed and operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Plans got underway in 2005 to improve the dam to increase its storage and release capacities. Marina is providing landscape revegetation and temporary irrigation on 147 acres of disturbed area. The work consists of a weed abatement program which includes three grow and kills to prevent invasive species from contending with the site’s natural resources. In addition, Marina is tilling in a soil amendment over the site’s 147 acres, installing a temporary irrigation system designed by our in-house design team and engineered by our field superintendent, and then applying a hydroseed mixture over the entire area. We will conclude our job by maintaining the site for one year.
Restoration of native plants along the Murrieta Creek including installation of cuttings, irrigation, seeding, hydro-seeding, and DG trail.
Installation of native plants, irrigation, retaining walls, and hydroseed of Basin.
Construction of Dust Control areas including drill seeding and installation of whip lines.
Installation of native plants, irrigation, retaining walls, and hydroseed within 150 acres of Basin.
Marina installed a new irrigation system, fencings, and 15 gallon trees for the Anaheim Coves Burris Basin. The Burris Basin is a 125 acre recharge basin on the Eastern side of the Anaheim Coves trail. It is one of the largest basins in Orange County and provides water for over 2 million people in 23 cities.