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Article #123Re: City Council, Ward 9
From: DJ Dre
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 00:00
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So umm... do we let the bank slip-slide away into the river? I mean, yeah... there's natural flow... and the levys and dikes (along the Mississippi, for example) has spead up rivers, causing problems... but I haven't heard a whole lot of environmental aspects being brought up about the plans to "stabilize" the river bank, whatever that means. Would someone care to go into the ecological ramifications of this plan? I don't really think riverbank stabilization has direct correlations to oceanfront riprap. But I could be wrong Andre.
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