Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Construction FAQ
  2. Schedule FAQ

1.  What is meant by "limits of construction" on the project location map?

The limits of construction is the boundary where the contractor must not cross.  All construction occurs within this limit. to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint to Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislators to open the Tourism Award Process Powerpointto Learn more about what federal, state, or county legislative district I am in and the name of my legislatorsto open the Tourism Award Process Powerpoint

2. Will construction be loud?

Yes, at times construction will be loud.  Heavy equipment is necessary to construct the stream restoration.  Pumps will also run intermittently, but never after crews have left the site for the day.  The stream must be pumped around the areas that are actively under construction.

3. Will all of the trees be removed within the "limits of construction"?

No, construction plans have identified selected trees for removal. Trees within the limits have been evaluated. Construction plans were developed that avoided removal of the healthiest trees. See the Forest Conservation and Tree Preservation page for more information. 

4. Will construction be messy?

Yes, construction within the stream will be muddy but will be stabilized as the project progresses.  At no time will the entire area have exposed soils.  

5. Who ensures the project is constructed properly?

A county inspector is on-site to oversee construction throughout the duration of the project.