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Posted January 31st, 2015 by Mark and Penny Myers
Posted January 9th, 2015 by Mark and Penny Myers
bob dolphin <bob_dolphin@msn.com>
Free Forum on our Flood Levee System
If anyone is interested Columbia Corridor Association is hosting a forum on the Flood Levee System. See more info pasted from an email below
Improving Our Flood Levees
Join us for a FREE breakfast and answers to your questions about the future of our flood control system
The four drainage districts in the Columbia Corridor have done a great job of protecting the area from flooding, all paid by property owners in the districts. But changes are on the horizon. New federal regulations require improvements that will need funding from a broader base. The Governor appointed an Oregon Solutions team the task of recommending a change to the system.
Join us for a free breakfast forum to discuss the future of our flood levee system. Get an update on the geo-engineering analysis and ask your questions about how it will affect you.
7:30-9:00 am Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Sheraton Portland Airport Way
8235 NE Airport Way, 97220
It’s a free event, open to the public. But we need to know how many biscuits to bake, so please RSVP to Marissa King at:
fax 503.287.0223
