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Conservation district proposes July goat-graze event; reuse options limited by flood plain
Summary
Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District signaled interest in another goat graze and transhumance event in Monte Rio this July; committee noted the grazed area is in a flood plain and discussed limited reuse options, including a possible deck.
Leslie Hofelich told the committee that the Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District is interested in staging another goat graze and transhumance event in Monte Rio in July. Committee members noted the grazed area is within the flood plain, which constrains reuse options and may limit permanent installations.
At a follow-up discussion, staff raised the possibility of building a deck on the grazed site as one way to increase usable space within flood-plain constraints; Leslie said she will research costs and return with estimates. No decision was made at the March 4 meeting.
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