The top photo (view east to 12th Street) shows a pile of silty soil moved from the grading off of the new park land. The contractors insist that the city requires the use of this soil regardless of where a project is done. No one has explained where the tan, sifted dirt comes from or who sells it to the city and the contractors. It may be useful in some parts of town but is WRONG on black-dirt prairie land.
The second and third photos (view south) show damaged blacktop trail edge where truck drove off the trail to unload or load dirt.
The fourth photo shows red dirt packed right over the edge of the Soup Branch, which routes water east under the trail from the western, eastern and northwestern portion of Pinnacle Prairie.
The fifth photo shows a view south.
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Weird treatment of a wet prairie area.
Shouldn't the trail administrator be someone who understands and cares about the environment? That looks like some of the crap done to the trail sites during the final days of the coodie regime. He wanted to proclaim it all finished before election day. And he didn't care where the red dirt was spilled if they just got it paved.
Who's trail administrator these days?
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