Hi everyone, 
I was just at Myers and Salt Point. Salmon Creek is being dredged (from the 
Salt Point side) and there is currently a huge heap of dredged soil filling 
much of Salt Point's "bluebird meadow". The milkweed area ("Monarch 
Waystation") has been protected. Does anyone know what the ultimate fate of 
that dredged soil will be? It's currently rather shocking to see, but maybe the 
town/village of Lansing has plans to landscape and reseed?

Marie



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