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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 from a nearby oak savanna hillside contributed to the wet conditions, which caused problems for a local property owner. Approximately 3 to 5 gallons of water per minute flow through a culvert leading to the ditch, and the amount of water increases after precipitation events.In 2015, the city graded the ditch bottom, which provided only
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