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Council approves consultant to pursue permits for Lenanna Creek Trail retaining wall repair
Summary
The Nacogdoches City Council approved hiring an environmental consultant to secure federal and state permits needed to repair a damaged retaining wall along the Lenanna Creek Trail; staff said permitting should take about six months and the consultant's proposal is $12,600.
At its June 4 meeting the Nacogdoches City Council approved hiring a consultant to pursue the permits required to repair a damaged retaining wall along the Lenanna Creek Trail.
City staff member Jessica said the retaining wall — an earthen wall with wood structures installed around the 1990s — is leaning into the creek after last year’s May flood and the adjacent trail segment has been closed for public safety. "The permit process itself should take about 6 months," she said, adding that the…
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