US EditionLyon Creek Fish Barrier Removal Project Along SR 104 Begins June 30 in Lake Forest Park
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Lyon Creek fish barrier removal project along SR 104 begins June 30 in Lake Forest Park - Lynnwood Today
Map courtesy Washington State Department of Transportation Construction is set to begin on a fish barrier removal project along Lyon Creek where it passes beneath State Route 104/Ballinger Way Northeast in Lake Forest Park. Beginning Monday, June 30, contractor crews working for the Washington State Department of Transportation will replace an existing culvert that prevents fish from passing with a 24-foot-wide concrete structure near the SR 104…
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My Edmonds NewsLyon Creek fish barrier removal project along SR 104 begins June 30 in Lake Forest Park
LAKE FOREST PARK – Construction is set to begin on a fish barrier removal project along Lyon Creek where it passes beneath State Route 104/Ballinger Way Northeast in Lake Forest Park. Once complete this fall, the work will open up to 7.5 miles of potential upstream habitat.
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