SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio River Authority and several other companions will host a sequence of information sessions for the Westside Creeks Ecosystems Restoration Project.
The mission is a community-based creek recovery effort began via SARA in 2008. It encompasses the Alazán, Apache, Martinez and San Pedro creeks.
Efforts are underway to repair 11 miles of creek techniques channelized as a part of a 1954 federal flood regulate mission, the San Antonio Channel Improvement Project.
The present targets for the mission are to handle present flood regulate measures and beef up water high quality. Wildlife habitats can be targeted via imposing ecosystem recovery practices.
Next week, SARA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will host a number of network information sessions to give updates and make allowance the network to supply enter on the design of the creeks.
According to a press free up from SARA, the mission’s design segment for the 4 creeks has reached 35% of entirety.
The mission targets to be completed via December 2025.
All of the general public conferences are from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Schedule:
Monday, September 18
San Antonio River Authority
100 E. Guenther St.
Tuesday, September 19
Alazán Apache Courts
1011 S. Brazos St.
Wednesday, September 20
Alazán Apache Courts
1011 S. Brazos St.
Thursday, September 21
Huisache Ave. Baptist Church
1339 W. Huisache Ave.
Attendees could have the risk to be told extra concerning the progress of the creek of their community and ask questions with the mission’s team of workers.
Community participants are inspired to publish feedback and questions here.
To view the entire conceptual plan for the mission, click on here.
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