More Than a Temporary Fix

CULTEC chamber system helps city of Rochester handle nuisance water.
More Than a Temporary Fix
The Rochester Public Works team excavated the ditch to 54 feet long, 5 feet wide and 4 feet deep in preparation for the installation of five CULTEC Recharger 330XLHD chambers. The system now provides 541 cubic feet of water storage, and wet conditions have been eliminated.

Minnesota is rich in water resources, but in the city of Rochester, water was causing problems.

A drainage area leading to a ditch along a roadway in the city’s rural Crystal Spring neighborhood drains approximately 9 acres of woods and yards. A Decorah Edge spring coming...

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