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Project Profile:

FEMA Mobile Home Park

Project Summary

The record-breaking flooding in North Dakota in June of 2011 left a trail of devastation including the destruction of thousands of homes. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has set us multiple mobile home Parks in North Dakota to house 4,600 displaced North Dakota citizens. Minot is the home to the Virgil Workman Village and over 200 of these mobile homes. The Army Corp of Engineers, along with FEMA officials, needed a way to provide stable, wheelchair accessible sidewalks to the trailers from the designated parking spots. USACE and FEMA chose Gravelpave2. Gravelpave2 installed quickly even in the frigid North Dakota winter. The 7800 m2 (84,000 sq ft) of Gravelpave2 was placed and installed, on two separate dates, in matter of hours. Gravelpave2 will also mitigate erosion problems and future stormwater runoff issues.

Address

N.A.

Install Size

7800 m2 (84,000 sq ft) 

Designer

FEMA with US Army Corp of Engineers

Contractor

FEMA

Project Gallery

Gravelpave2 sidewalk leading to the FEMA mobile home.
Gravelpave2 sidewalk leading to the FEMA mobile home.
Gravelpave2 provides a stable surface in this walkway.
Gravelpave2 provides a stable surface in this walkway.
The rings and fabric of the Gravelpave2 are partially exposed on this installation.
The rings and fabric of the Gravelpave2 are partially exposed on this installation. A bit of brooming or raking of the gravel would easily repair this.
The gravel fill material used in the Gravelpave2 sidewalks.
The gravel fill material used in the Gravelpave2 sidewalks.
A sign marking the FEMA and USACE facility.
A sign marking the FEMA and USACE facility.