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Clevelanders might not know about a massive concrete structure hidden within Lakeview Cemetery. Standing 89 feet tall, Lakeview Dam represents both a marvel of 1970s engineering and a relic of outdated water-management approaches. Stormwater Program Manager Kim Colich gives some background on this imposing structure and explains how modern modeling and technology allow for different flood-control solutions today.
Beyond its engineering significance, the dam has gained fame as a filming location for Captain America: Winter Soldier and attracts curious tour groups. But its future remains an open question as water-management professionals balance flood-control needs with ecological goals and financial sustainability.
Whether you're fascinated by Cleveland history, engineering challenges, or environmental restoration, this look at one of our city's most impressive yet least-known structures reveals how our relationship with water continues to evolve.

Revisit our interview with Elaine Marsh on the Gorge Dam removal.

Learn more about the Doan Brook Restoration Project near Horseshoe Park at https://www.neorsd.org/doanbrook.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Lakeview Dam (00:00:00)

2. Kim's Role as Stormwater Manager (00:02:15)

3. Understanding Dam Classifications (00:05:50)

4. History and Purpose of Lakeview Dam (00:09:10)

5. Modern Dam Design vs. Legacy Structures (00:12:10)

6. Maintenance Costs and Future Considerations (00:14:40)

7. Sustainable Stormwater Management (00:17:50)

8. Career Journey and Exciting Projects (00:21:40)

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