Conservation Commission Meeting Agenda/Materials 109R and 131 Clark Lane Exhibit List (linked)
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| Board/Commission | Conservation Commission |
|---|---|
| Meeting Date | March 09, 2023 |
| Pages | 10 |
| File Size | 1.4 MB |
| OCR Status | Searchable (OCR processed) |
| Source URL | Original |
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Retention Pond Maintenance A poorly maintained. 109R & 131 CLARK LANE PUBLIC HEARING 01-26-23 retention pond is — ruere doomed to fail. If the = Syntkdb pond is not owned by the Met aud local government, it is the obligation of the association to keep it in functioning order, as well as any costs incurred. This includes regular inspections to identify and repair areas of erosion, gullies, and _ 2:52 "ba" ° BBS 100%E )@ ef Phat IS... a tsitework.com This includes regular inspections to identify and repair areas of erosion, gullies, and other damage, especially after severe storms or heavy rain; removing sediment and debris from the pond before it reaches the outlets; and beautifying the surrounding banks with grass, shrubs, and other vegetation. 252 @&2NE)NN - When the pond is out of BBA FS 100%E sight and/or there is no plan in place to consistently maintain it, simple maintenance | such as mowing, garbage and litter cleanup, modest landscaping, sediment removal, and slope stability are typically overlooked. Bringing a neglected pond up to code can bea significant, unexpecteé cost as wellas a SS 2:56 @2a NE NN - 88 NES 100%H tsitework.com cost as wellas a disaster for the environment. Failures within the pond and property damage downstream might cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Don't forget about the attention from local government agencies, as well as the possible fines that come with a failed pond. 1:22 @NE A AAT - BBA Sl) 89% QO @ |ph.illinois.gov Cf BERR BB — ~— ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Structural Pest Control - Mosquitoes and Disease What's the most dangerous creature on earth? Without question the answer is: the mosquito. Mosquitoes and the diseases they spread have been responsible for killing more people than all the wars in history. Even today, mosquitoes transmitting malaria kill 2 million to 3 million people and infect another 200 million or more every year. Tens of millions more are killed and dehilitated hv a honest of ather Hy - g 1:22@NE ANA 8 BNO Su 90%U mure every year. Tens or millions more are killed and debilitated by a host of other mosquito-borne diseases, including filariasis, yellow fever, dengue and encephalitis. But for millions of Americans, malaria is something other people get somewhere else. The fact is that nearly half of the world’s population is at risk for malaria. Residents of the United States are not immune. Malaria has occurred in the United States, and still does on rare occasions. Mosquitoes capable of carrying and transmitting malaria still inhabit most parts of this country. And an influx of malaria-infected persons has produced localized malaria transmission in some areas of the United States. Today, however, the threat of davalanina encenhalitis fram Hit ry “ 1:23 @NEIN NN - BBN O > wil 90% Q @/\ph.illinoisgov © : HIMMUNe. IVIdldlid IlaS OCCUIICU in the United States, and still does on rare occasions. Mosquitoes capable of carrying and transmitting malaria still inhabit most parts of this country. And an influx of malaria-infected persons has produced localized malaria transmission in some areas of the United States. Today, however, the threat of developing encephalitis from mosquitoes is far greater than the threat of malaria in the United States. Encephalitis, meningitis and other diseases can develop from the bites of mosquitoes infected with certain viruses. These include the viruses of West Nile, St. Louis encephalitis, LaCrosse (California) encephalitis, and Eastern equine and Western equine encephalitis. II ‘-) ¢ T have been 3 in Whe Lancl sca pe- [Groirineds COG = tie 40 VONS, 2 (Wwas \nve\vedk iLa mao af the Comdpo convertions tr this aca hacine, 444.90 La40 4o_preseateime . 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