Politics & Government
Sepulveda Basin Stakeholder Visioning Meetings to Be Held Thursday
Interested persons can discuss the Army Corps of Engineers' razing of 46 acres of wildlife and proposals for its restoration.
Two public meetings are being held Thursday where members of the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Area Steering Committee and other interested persons can discuss the Army Corps of Engineers' razing of 46 acres of wildlife in the basin area and proposals for its restoration.
The meeting info is in the attached pdf. See these previous stories for more information:
- VIDEO: Army Corps Will Work With Community on Sepulveda Dam Vegetation Plan
- Pavley Hears About Sepulveda Basin Clearing and Education Funding
- Water Board Investigating Army Corps of Engineers' Action in the Sepulveda Basin
- Encino Community Leaders Move to Sanction Army Corps of Engineers
- Army Corps Stops Clearing Vegetation Until Talks with Environmental Group
- Corps of Engineers Says It Failed to Announce Sepulveda Basin Plans [Video]
- Audubon Society Finds Vast Area of Destruction at Sepulveda Dam
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