Showing posts with label River Plantation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label River Plantation. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Flood Damage Clean Up in Bellevue Saturday

Please help if you can:

HUGE CLEAN UP AT RIVER PLANTATION
SECTION VII through XI
(1 Mile Strip of River)


            When: Saturday, March 26th 2011
            Time: Meet @ 9:00 A.M.
            Where:  Meet in front of 8570 Sawyer Brown Rd.
            Map Location:  Google Map of Area

With this much trash at River Plantation we hope to
remove close to 20 TONS of debris!  We will also
be removing a dam in the making, which can
cause localized flooding if left unchecked.
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!
Please email or call JessicaGraham@Harpethriver.org
@ 615-946-1824 to RSVP so we have enough supplies!

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

More Flood Debris Removed

The Harpeth River Watershed Association successfully removed 3 more tons of flood debris from Bellevue at the River Plantation condominiums. More clean ups are scheduled this spring. Go to their website to find out more information.

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Great Opportunity to Help Clean Up

HRWA and River Plantation Section II will be cleaning up
Flat Creek Saturday February 26th
Time: 9:00 am till we’re done (3-4 hours)
Bring: proper clothes, if you have waders or good boots, we will need some folks to get in the shallow creek to retrieve trash and debris. Bags, gloves, coffee and snacks provided
For more info or to let us know we can count on you,
 call or email: michaelcain@harpethriver.org , (615) 476-6579
The Harpeth River Watershed Association worked with Metro Public Works and me last fall to clean up Beech Creek in the Boone Trace subdivision. The residents of Boone Trace were also hard hit by the floods in Nashville last May. HRWA, Metro Public Works and other volunteers picked up over 8 tons of flood debris in the Beech Creek area.

I am still overcome with the amount of debris carried by our Harpeth River system after the floods. It is important to remove this trash from our waterways.