Friday, May 26, 2006
Levee Repair Website
The state Department of Water Resources has set up this website to provide ongoing information about local levee repair.
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This blog is part of the ongoing work of the American River Parkway Preservation Society to provide public education and advocacy around public policy issues that may be related to the Parkway and the adjacent communities along the American River in Sacramento, California.
For more information about our organization see our website at http://www.arpps.org/
Our Mission: Preserve, Protect, and Strengthen the American River Parkway, Our Community’s Natural Heart.
Our Vision: We want our Parkway, seven generations from now, to be a vibrant, accessible, and serene sanctuary, nourishing and refreshing the spirit of all who enter it.
For more information about our organization see our website at http://www.arpps.org/
Our Mission: Preserve, Protect, and Strengthen the American River Parkway, Our Community’s Natural Heart.
Our Vision: We want our Parkway, seven generations from now, to be a vibrant, accessible, and serene sanctuary, nourishing and refreshing the spirit of all who enter it.
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May
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- New Dam on the San Joaquin River
- Warmed Over
- Public/Private Partnerships & Fundraising
- Planned to Bomb Nimbus Dam
- Flood Board Politics
- Salmon in the San Joaquin?
- Natomas Levee Issue Overview
- New Orleans Levee Repairs Failing
- Salem N.H. Floods
- It's the PowerPoint?
- Rancho Cordova City Hall
- Flood Board Politics
- Making Parks Safer
- Great Outdoors Month, 2006
- Active Hurricane Season
- Levee Repair Website
- A Busy Week
- Army Corps Levee Tour
- Neighboring River Also Running High
- Congressional Update on Water & Dam Funding
- Congressman Doolittle Moves Water & Dam Funding
- State Flood Bills Afloat
- Oroville Dam Honored, Tallest in Country
- Auburn Dam Press Release
- Development Continues
- Planning for More Parks
- Auburn Dam, American River Authority Meeting
- Subs and Underwater Robots to Scan Levees?
- Water Supply Discussion, Yuba
- Global Warming Debate Continues
- Auburn Dam Letter
- Natomas Vision, Part One
- Natomas Vision, Part Two
- Park Taxes, Existing Budgets
- Memorial Day River Flows High
- Army Corps Work in New Orleans Criticized
- Cosumnes River Dam?
- Levee Politics Heat Up, Part Two
- Folsom Dam is 50 Years Old, Part Two
- Salmon Die Off in the American River, Part Two
- Folsom Dam is 50 Years Old
- Flood Protection Funding, Part Six
- Auburn Dam on the Table, Part Seven
- Rio Linda/Elverta Cityhood
- Another Drowing?
- Three Gorges Dam, Largest in World
- Sprawl Embraces Parkway
- Arden Arcade Cityhood
- Bike Trail, Good Once a Year
- Levee Maps Updating, Development Suffers
- Auburn Dam on the Table, Part Six
- Floodplain Development
- Data Storage Could Flood
- More Water for Salmon & Recreation, Court Ruling
- Free the Rivers Movement
- Auburn Dam on the Table, Part Five
- Salmon Die Off in the American River
- Aliens have not invaded Earth
- Homless Camping Legal Victory Part Two
- 10,000 Year Flood Protection ? Yes!
- Mother’s Day Tragedy Averted
- Dam the Cosumnes?
- Discovery Park Flooded Since Christmas
- Parkway Planning
- Auburn Dam: A Solid & Sensible Idea, Part Four
- Water Supply Planning
- Quake could break levees
- Parkway Rose Garden Memorial for Fallen Deputies
- Schrag on Infrastructure Politics
- Walters on the Levee Board
- Jane Jacobs: Remembered Again
- Doom and Demography, Wilson Quarterly
- Leaking Arena?
- Bond Deal Editorial
- Saunders & Senators
- John Nolen, City & Park Planner
- Parks & Open Space, Humans and Animals
- ARPPS Letter to Editor Published
- Walters on the Bond Deal
- Record Infrastructure Bond Deal, Follow Up
- Legislator Punished for Position on Dams
- West Sacramento Riverfront
- New Orleans, Lest We Forget
- Record Infrastructure Bond Deal
- Flood Protection Funding, Part Six
- Purple Martins in the Underpass
- Bike Trail Moving Towards Repair
- Flood Protection Funding, Part Five
- Disaster Perceptions, Survey
- Walters on Water, Part Three
- Levee Repair Funding Moves Along
- Tragedy on the River, Too Fast, Too Cold
- Jane Jacob’s Legacy
- Metro Chamber in Washington
- American River Dam on Congressional To-Do List?
- Salmon, Farmed and Wild
- Klamath Salmon Run, Part Two
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