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ONDAM COUNTY FISCAL COURTSTREAM AND WETLAND RESTORATION LA GRANGE PARKWAY Addendum No. 1August 21, 2018 DOCUMENTS Item 1 BIDDING SCHEDULE Bidders shall have all questions regarding the stream and

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1. Survey the site to identify the areas that need restoration and determine the goals for the project.
2. Develop a restoration plan that includes the necessary steps and techniques for stream and wetland restoration.
3. Obtain any necessary permits or approvals from local authorities or regulatory agencies.
4. Clear any debris or invasive species from the site to prepare it for restoration.
5. Implement erosion control measures to prevent further damage to the stream or wetland.
6. Restore the hydrology of the site by reshaping and recontouring the stream or wetland.
7. Plant native vegetation in and around the stream or wetland to stabilize the soil and provide habitat for wildlife.
8. Monitor the site regularly to assess the success of the restoration and make any necessary adjustments.
9. Maintain the restored area by controlling invasive species, managing water levels, and regularly removing debris.
10. Educate the community about the importance of stream and wetland restoration and encourage sustainable land use practices to prevent future degradation.

Who needs stream and wetland restoration?

1. Landowners or property managers who have streams or wetlands on their property and want to improve their ecological function.
2. Environmental organizations or government agencies that are responsible for managing and protecting natural resources.
3. Communities or municipalities that rely on healthy streams and wetlands for drinking water, flood control, and recreational activities.
4. Industries or businesses that depend on clean water and a healthy environment for their operations.
5. Wildlife and fish populations that depend on streams and wetlands for habitat and breeding.

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What is stream and wetland restoration?

Stream and wetland restoration is the process of rebuilding damaged or destroyed streams and wetlands to improve their ecological functions.

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Individuals or organizations responsible for damaging or impacting streams and wetlands may be required to file for stream and wetland restoration.

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Stream and wetland restoration can be filled out by providing information about the affected area, proposed restoration methods, and projected timeline for completion.

What is the purpose of stream and wetland restoration?

The purpose of stream and wetland restoration is to improve water quality, enhance habitat for wildlife, reduce erosion, and increase biodiversity.

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Information such as the location of the site, extent of damage, restoration plan, budget, and expected outcomes must be reported on stream and wetland restoration.