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Home›Infrastructure›Lansing Village dredging delayed until October 1
Infrastructure

September 28, 2021 · about 4 years ago

Lansing Village dredging delayed until October 1

Lansing Village Creek boat channel dredging – scheduled to begin September 15 – has been delayed to October 1, and is expected to continue through November 1, Iowa DNR said. The boat ramp will remain open, but space will be limited, according to the latest update. The navigation channel from the boa

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Lansing Village dredging delayed until October 1
Iowa DNR

Lansing Village Creek boat channel dredging – scheduled to begin September 15 – has been delayed to October 1, and is expected to continue through November 1, Iowa DNR said.

The boat ramp will remain open, but space will be limited, according to the latest update.

The navigation channel from the boat ramp to the main channel Mississippi River will be dredged hydraulically.

Hydraulic dredge materials will be pumped into geo-fabric bags that will remain in place for drying on the northwest corner of the parking area. Once material is sufficiently dried, it will be hauled away at a later date.

The channel beyond the railroad and highway bridges will be excavated and removed by barge.

“Boaters will still have access to the middle and north ramps. The northwest corner of the parking lot will be closed to parking. Boaters are urged to use caution and follow signage to avoid active work zones. Work will occur Monday through Saturdays,” said DNR.

Heytman’s Landing on Pool 9 is still extremely shallow and is also planned for dredging at a later date.

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