Case Study On Kessler Park

Lick Creek Park is made up of 500 acres of a variety of plant and animal species native to the College Station, TX area. It is located on the southeastern corner of College Station, TX in the Post Oak savanna vegetation zone. The park covers a section of the flood plain and is a primary tributary for the Navasota River. The soil in the area consist primarily of sandy loam, sandy, and sandy clay loam. According to a report by the city of College Station, “College Station has a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters. The mean average annual temperature over the past 30 years (between 1981 and 2010) was 69°F. The average high and average low during the same time frame was 79.2°F and 58.8°F respectively. The hottest month on average is August, with an average maximum temperature of 96.2°F (1981 to 2010). The coolest month is typically January with an average low temperature of 41.2°F. Annual occurring precipitation averages over 40 inches a year, with the most rainfall occurring during June and October, which have average 4.45 inches and 4.91 inches, respectively”(City of College Station). Lick Creek Park has two distinct microclimates: the upland Savanna and Bottomland forest.

2. Throughout the 1950s Lou Harris spent his Friday nights playing on the turf of La Grove field. On October 12 Harris was able to spend one last night under the lights of the field, as a spectator, before the field is to be torn down.

New High School for Summit City project is thoroughly communicated to all members involved and is located in the north section of Summit City, Ontario. The owner of this project is Prince Edward Regional Board of Education. Summit City has two public high schools and the Board of Education applied for ministry approval for the construction of a new education facility, with a total of $19,000,000. The existing schools would have to be teared down, costing them a total of $2,600,000, so that one site can be sold to build a condominium and the other site can be used to the board of educational regional office. I am appointed to give the owner, Prince Edward Regional Board of Education, an idea of which is the best project delivery methods for this kind of case scenario. The three methods of project delivery are:

On Wednesday 04/28/16 at 2239 hours I was driving in my patrol vehicle around the area of Lea Hill Park located at 31600 124th Ave SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA, when I noticed a vehicle with two occupants inside parked on the south side of the park.

Hitchcock Park is a sportsground with playing fields and soccer fields. This park is suitable for

Kearney is a town of just over 30,000 people, ranking as the fifth largest community in Nebraska. According to the United States Census Bureau, Kearney is a growing community, with growth of 4.5% between 2010 and 2013. The population of Kearney is predominantly white, with only 7% Hispanic population and 1% African American. The heritage of this community consists primarily of German, Norwegian, and Irish ancestry. The percentage of males and females is evenly split ("United States Census Bureau,” 2015). The majority of citizens are either Protestant or Catholic ("Kearney, Nebraska,” n.d.). The median household income is $46,282, with 16% living below the federal poverty level ("United States Census Bureau,” 2015).

In 2016 a controversy sparked regarding a portion of Crescenta Valley Park that is commonly referred to as Hindenburg Park by local German Americans (Granata). This portion of the Crescenta Valley Park used to be owned by the German American league and was named Hindenburg Park; eventually, the land was bought by the Los Angeles County and was incorporated into Crescenta Valley Park (Granata). In 1992 the Tricentennial Foundation which is a German American foundation came in agreement with the county to name that portion of the park Hindenburg Park (Granata). In 2016 a sign was put up that said “Welcome to Hindenburg Park” in German. The controversy surrounding this portion of the park is because of the name Hindenburg and what it represents

1. The geology of Ontario is divided into three layers of rock. The first layer, Precambrian Canadian Shield rocks, is composed of mainly igneous and metamorphic rocks from the Precambrian Eon. This layer is the eldest at approximately 3-0.8x109 years old and is therefore the bottom-most layer (L). Although this layer is largely found in the Canadian Shield region of Ontario, glacial erratics from the Precambrian layer can be found at the Don Valley Brickyard (L). In the GTA, younger sediments and rocks cover the Precambrian rock layer (L). The second layer is Paleozoic rock, composed of sedimentary rocks
. It was deposited 600-400 million years

Ridgecrest at Hulen Bend offers luxurious living for those residing in the Fort Worth, Texas area. The complex is in a location that is close by to the Chisholm Trail Parkway which can get one to the downtown area of Fort Worth in just fifteen minutes. With fine dining and entertainment venues just minutes away, it makes for the perfect location for those who want luxury living close to the city.

Determine what information might be important for the city to collect in order to evaluate the predicted value of the Stanley Park Project to the community.

Dionisio Point Provincial Park had a problem with woodlot owners harassing cyclings for ‘trespassing’ on their land since the early 1990’s. At first, Macmillan owned the forest area now known as the Dionisio land area, but then he broke his land into smaller woodlots to sell it to various families. The miscommunication between the buyers and Macmillan lead to the buyers believing that retirement houses could be built upon the land , which lead to the construction of an expensive road on the land. In total, there are about 100 woodlots but only 17 lots overlap with Bodega beach road. In an attempt to pressure Island Trust to absolving woodlot property issues by prohibiting ‘trespassers’ from using the roads or trails. Leaving aside the legality

When it comes to living in Houston, Texas, there is no better choice than Century Hermann Park. Located near the center of the city, residents are not only afforded the luxury of cityscape views, but are able to find almost everything they need within walking distance or by using the plentiful public transportation. The Houston Zoo is less than twenty minutes away by foot and there are many other great Texas attractions nearby as well.

Madeline, I too felt overwhelmed with the amount of options when it came to picking ILF's here in Lincoln. I also found it overwhelming when it came to the what each facility offered such as atmosphere, activities, housing options and such. When looking at Orchard Park's website I thought it looked sort of like a community center, a little run down with older furniture and it definitely needs some TLC. I liked the fact that Orchard Park understand the importance of residents making the space more homey by encouraging them to decorate their rooms with personal items.

My goal for this problem is that the Privet leaves Cuyahoga National Valley Park and becomes extinct there. The Privet is taking over the plants there and the park rangers need help to cut the Privet plants down. The Privet is an invasive species that grows very tall and fast and it takes over the rest of the plants around it. My goal for this problem is to help the rangers at Cuyahoga National Valley Park by cutting down the Privet. If STEM gets permission we may be able to go back to the Cuyahoga National Valley Park and finish cutting and getting rid of the Privet.

Old Park: June 10, 2016 at 11:00 A.M in Linda Ca, as I walked through the neighborhood to the park I was going to observe I noticed that all the houses around that park were all homes that looked like they have been there for over 50 years. When I walked through the gate to the park I noticed that the grass around the back of the park had dead grass. I was walking on a dirt path to the park. When I approached the park I recorded that there was only green grass around the park area and the front entrance. There are two entrances one in the front of the park and the other one is in the back. The sidewalk around the park is in the shape of a dog bone, inside of the sidewalk was filled with a pasty color bark. On the right side of the park on the sidewalk there were two picnic tables and between them was a barrel for trash.