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The comments stated in the following are the opinion of Robert Reisner and do not represent the Seward/Bear Creek Flood Service Area board. (This article views, statements, opinions and facts are the views of Bob Reisner and is not endorsed by the...
The comments stated in this article are the opinion of Robert Reisner and do not represent the Seward/Bear Creek Flood Service Area board. Greetings my fel... “We interrupt this regularly scheduled article to bring you this important message. Hear...
Publisher’s note: The comments stated in this commentary are the opinion of Robert Reisner and do not represent the Seward/Bear Creek Flood Service Area board. Greetings my fellow citizens. In this commentary we will look into federal surveyors’...
Publisher’s note: The comments stated in this commentary are the opinion of Robert Reisner and do not represent the Seward/Bear Creek Flood Service Area board. Greetings again my frozen fellow citizens, I hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday...
Hello again my water soaked fellow citizens. The recent flood that effected our community caused much damage to our local public infrastructure, businesses and private property, and led to the death of some of our wildlife. Levees were breached,...
Greetings again my fellow citizens, on Aug. 7 I attended theta KPB assembly meeting in Soldatna. Two ordinances were about the SBCFSA situation and this is why I attended. I spoke during public comments on Ordinance #2012-19-16 “Approving the...
Greetings my fellow citizens, summer is here so let’s get out there and enjoy it! In my previous article I failed to mention the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) Planning Assistance to States (PAS) Flood Risk Management for the Seward area. I will...
Greetings my fellow citizens, In this column I will cover a near complete picture of the widespread effects of our gravel loaded streambed issues. We’ll also touch upon the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) November 2011 PAS study as well as what the...
Greetings my fellow citizens, summer is on its way! Our Seward-Bear Creek Flood Service Area (SBCFSA) now has two studies to complete for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and then we will be able to acquire a funded mitigation project! This is after...
Hello again, my fellow citizens. In this article we’ll cover the Seward Bear Creek Flood Service Area (SBCFSA), gravel quantities, extraction and transportation of mitigated gravel and a bit of background. Our SBCFSA was created in 2001 from our...