Due to construction, the parking lot from Dock G to Dock J (see image below) was closed on Monday, March 9, in order to rebuild the parking lot and install new drainage and utilities. The parking lot will be reopened as soon as possible, hopefully by April 24. There is a temporary parking area established on the surcharge area near Dock […]
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At some point in the past couple of days, the contractor at the Loch Lomond Marina project moved the roadway behind Andy’s Market so that it bordered the wetlands at the Bay end of that roadway. This was to accommodate removing the old roadway leading to the Marina parking at the east end and inserting
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A construction fence has been erected along the parimeter of the wetlands area on the west end of the construction site to protect the wetlands from the construction work.
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Loss of marshes would be jolt to coast Rising sea level m ight lead to increased floods By Mark Prado Marin Independent Journal 11/17/2011 Marshes that afford flood protection and support an array of wildlife along Marin’s bay coast could drown as the sea level rises over the next 50 to 100 years, according to
Feds want marsh recovery effort around Marin’s shores and rest of the bay By Mark Prado Marin IJ Posted: 02/10/2010 06:24:41 PM PST The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Wednesday announced a massive 50-year, $1.5 billion tidal marsh recovery effort that will include wetlands along Marin’s shores. The goal: to restore roughly 25,000 acres
To our fellow residents of the Point San Pedro Road community: We face several environmental problem areas in our fabulous wetlands and inlets. The Point San Pedro Road Coalition has formed a Wetlands Committee to actively work on saving and restoring these threatened areas. We have identified three areas that need our immediate attention: 1).
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Present: Susan Adams, Supervisor Ron Ford, Assistant to Susan Adams Tracy Clay, Senior Engineer of the DPW – for the second part of the meeting Rodney Ruskin, Wetlands Committee Chair Stuart Siegel, Wetlands and Water Resources, consultant to the residents Jonathan Freiman, Resident Steven Cotton, Resident [See the handout material provided at this meeting below} Rodney
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