Hidden Valley Homeowners Association
This morning, HVHA President Marge Frandsen inquired about the status of snow removal for Hidden Valley. The following is the reply from Rachel Anderline of Washoe County roads and grounds.
With summer rapidly approaching and temperatures rising, flooding is a topic often overlooked in the high-desert climate of Washoe County. However, this is the exact time of year that the Washoe County Community Services Department is reminding residents to prepare for localized seasonal flooding
“Your house may be at risk of flooding and more if the DAYBREAK development of 4,700 homes gets approved. In addition to flooding they will also be disturbing the soil contaminated with methyl mercury and arsenic and potentially increase traffic in our area.”
Join HVHA for this community meeting on Thursday, October 18th. Truckee River Flood Management will provide information on the November Ballot Question concerning the funding of flood control projects.
Does winter flooding influence mercury levels at UNR’s Main Station Farm? Soil samples taken from the Main Station Farm show that mercury concentrations are low and pose no threat to plants, animals or humans.