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Ames Creek restoration: silage tarps to be laid this fall, planting to follow next year
5736657 · August 20, 2025
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Staff reported the city has received silage tarps and plans to lay them over cleared areas in late September or early October; tarps will stay in place about a year and follow-up blackberry spraying and then replanting are planned.
City parks staff told the Park Entry Committee on Aug. 20 that Ames Creek restoration remains in a holding pattern while the city prepares to solarize invasive vegetation and plan replanting. "We ordered the silage tarps, which we have received, and they're at Public Works," a staff member said, and crews expect to mow once more…
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