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Board accepts IDNR Fish Habitat Grant to rip‑rap Green Castle Recreation Area shoreline

Marshall County Conservation Board · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Marshall County Conservation Board approved a Fish Habitat Grant with the Iowa DNR to rip‑rap shoreline at Green Castle Recreation Area; the motion passed unanimously on March 9.

The Marshall County Conservation Board unanimously approved accepting a Fish Habitat Grant from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) to rip‑rap shoreline at Green Castle Recreation Area.

Emily Herring presented the grant request to the board and identified the project as rip‑rapping the shoreline to improve fish habitat; Pam Paone moved to accept the grant and Tom Deimerly seconded. Voting in favor was unanimous (Paone, Nelson, Deimerly, Naughton, Armstrong). The minutes record approval but do not specify grant amount, contract terms, or project schedule.

The board did not record public comment on this grant request during the meeting minutes.