“The lake is already home to a number of recreational activities today and there are tremendous future opportunities that would follow ecosystem restoration efforts,” Calvert said.
Ken Calvert of California’s 42nd Congressional District also spoke during the virtual meeting and communicated his excitement about the project in a follow-up social media post. We’re excited about this endeavor and how we can partner with you to do that in the most effective and efficient way we possibly can.” “We’re looking forward to working with all of you on a compressed feasibility study so that we can get the construction and project moving. “We’re very excited for this program and we feel very fortunate to partner with all of you,” Balten said. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District, expressed her enthusiasm about the project during the commemoration. It is home to more than 250 bird species, sport fish, and native flora and fauna.Ĭol. Lake Elsinore, the natural body of water that shares the name with the city, serves as both a recreational and environmental asset in southwest Riverside County. Army Corps of Engineers and the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District, with additional local partnership from the City of Lake Elsinore and the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. Army Corps of Engineers Los Angeles District met virtually with partners and stakeholders virtually June 7 to commemorate the signing of the Feasibility Cost Sharing Agreement for the Lake Elsinore Continuing Authorities Program 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration. LOS ANGELES – To mark a step forward in the effort to restore the aquatic habitat in Lake Elsinore, California, the U.S. Ken Calvert of the 42nd Congressional District Michael Luecker, planner with the LA District and Nicole Dailey, assistant to the city manager of Lake Elsinore. Middle Row: Darrell Buxton, chief of the Civil Works Branch for the LA District (together) General Manager Greg Thomas, Director Phil Williams, and Government Relations Officer Greg Morrison of the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District Elizabeth Fiocchi, chief of Programs and Project Controls with the LA District and Jason Simpson, Lake Elsinore city manager. Army Corps of Engineers and Lake Elsinore Mayor Bob Magee.
Julie Balten, LA District commander Daria Mazey, project manager and lead planner with the Regional Continuing Authorities Program Production Center, U.S. Pictured (left top to right bottom): Top row: Jason Uhley, general manager and chief engineer for the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Col. Partners of the Lake Elsinore Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Study meet virtually June 7, 2021, to commemorate the signing of a Feasibility Cost Sharing Agreement, which kicked off the project.
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