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Erosion run-off from the Ladd property. Ashby Road and Pine Grove Ave.
These are just some photographs of the erosion run-off from the old Ladd property which flows directly into Churn Creek before the McConnell Foundation bought it. All references to the Ladd Property will now be the McConnell Foundation.
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Another winter is upon us and yet the excessive runoff and siltation of Churn Creek will continue. Soon there will be no adequate spawning gravels left for the salmon and steelhead due to the uncontrolled erosion and siltation.
Hopefully this excessive runoff from the property will now be stopped or at least be controlled. It had been allowed to continue for many years. Salmon and steelhead still use Churn Creek for spawning upstream and downstream. The continued siltation of this waterway could cover prime spawning beds for the fish and other aquatic life.
Other sources of of pollution into Upper Churn Creek