Final Soil Backfill and Site Grading

What happens here

To complete the retaining wall, the remaining geotextile fabric is folded over the top layer of drainage gravel, encapsulating the gravel and preventing the final soil layer from mixing with it. Native soil or high-quality topsoil is then backfilled over the fabric, filling the remaining excavated area behind the wall. This soil is then carefully graded to ensure proper water runoff away from the retaining wall, preventing erosion and water accumulation. The narrator implies that grass or other vegetation will then be planted to finish the landscaping and integrate the wall seamlessly into the environment.

Goal: Integrate the retaining wall seamlessly into the landscape and prepare the area for vegetation.