MARION — Linn County residents are invited to contribute their ideas to the creation of a five-year Soil and Water Resource Conservation Plan that could address water quality, flooding and soil preservation. A public meeting this week, hosted by Linn Soil and Water Conservation District board, will give residents the opportunity to provide feedback that will inform the board’s developing goals.
Soil And Water Conservation Plan To Address Flooding, Water Quality In Linn County
Grace King, The Gazette (Cedar Rapids)
Mon, 02/24/2020 - 1:47pm
Sections: u.s.
Topics: Iowa Linn County Cedar Rapids
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