Seavy Meadows Wetland
Open-space Park

A Vision for the Future

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Latest NEWS of Seavy Meadows (updated July 2008)
- June 16, 2008. City Council overturns Planning Commission decision.
- April 16, 2008. Planning Commission rejects WNHS proposal for housing in Seavy Meadows.
- Feb. 2008. Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services files application with city to build taxpayer-subsidized housing in city-owned wetland
- City Seeks Housing for Low-income People in Wetlands

- Mitigation Plan for Berm Removal is Flawed
- The Influence of Berms on Vegetation and Avian Composition in Seavy Meadows Wetland, by Shayna Rogers

The Muir Imperative

Download slides from Powerpoint presentation delivered by McCune to Planning Commission, April 2008. This is slow to download (28 MB).

The 1996 Open-Space Park Proposal (including map, etc.) -- Keep this wetland wet!

Maps of ownership, development plan, development history, etc.

Overview aerial photo and historical map

City of Corvallis application for permit to fill wetland and letter of denial from DSL.

Endorsements of the Open-Space Park Proposal or Resolution

Key Natural Features (See also: Species list and Birds of Seavy Meadows.)

A Brief History

That 2-acre Piece. City settles with Stewart

Neighborhood Discontent with the "Stakeholders Strategy"

Reflections on housing in poor-drainage areas

Connections

The view from downstream

Enhance Seavy Meadows

Help us

Multiple uses

Special plants and animals

Wetland values

Quotes to contemplate

Seavy Meadows as an Urban Wildland -- Photos by Brian Lee

July 2007 articles on NE Corvallis in Corvallis G-T

Ringneck snake

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Camas

 

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