The final report is available. Click here.
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Stanley Consultants will be presenting the results of the study at the City Council Meeting on October 27th. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 pm. Click here to view the Study Report Executive Summary, Figure ES-1, and Figure ES-2
Draft reports of the study are now available for review: Click here to view the main report Click here to view the draft streambank stabilization report Click here to view the draft wetland evaluation report The final Citizens Advisory Meeting is scheduled for September 1 at 5:30 pm at City to discuss these draft reports. Click to view the Summerville-ONION_CREEK_DRAFT_REPORT Historical Review of Fauna, Current Faunal Inventory, and Assessment of Mitigation Recommendations for the Onion Creek Corridor (NW Ames, Iowa)
The environmental experts have begun field studies in the recent weeks to collect information about what species of plants and animals live and visit the Onion Creek corridor. These field visits have currently been limited to ISU and Fieldstone development property. Letters to homeowners are currently be sent out to other property owners in the area requesting permission to visit their land to complete the biological inventory process and ensure that nothing is overlooked.
To view the Powerpoint Presentation: (Click to View in HTML) (Click to Download in PDF) The study team is looking for volunteers to participate in the Citizen’s Advisory Committee. This group will consist of between 10-12 people that will meet approximately 4 times throughout the study process to learn about the progress of the study and to provide feedback to the study team. Requests to join the committee will be recieved until March 25th. Click here to download the application form. You may also email your contact information to gartonjonathan@stanleygroup.com. |
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The first public meeting was held on March 11 at 5:30 pm at the ISU Applied Sciences Building. Approximately 18 people attended. A brief overview of the project was presented followed by a question and answer session.