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Background on proposed large-scale development in the neighborhood and the habitat it threatens. . .

Aubrey's Notebook: Posted 3/5/03
They're coming
"Some people are looking at the place next door. They are just leaving." Lauren had walked in the door talking. I ran outside quickly. . . >MORE

Posted 3/17/03
Town Branch Watershed Worthy Of Protection Controlling storm-water runoff, reducing pollution, and protecting wetland and timber all must be addressed as a unit >MORE

Wetland Prairie: Posted 3/30/03
Mathias' Apartments Developer
Granted Extra Year on Permit

Views of the 2-acre wetland prairie in the Town Branch basin slated to be dredged and filled to allow construction of three apartment buildings holding 36 apartments >MORE PHOTOS

On April 3, 2003, the Fayetteville subdivision committee tabled this matter for review at a second meeting before allowing it to continue to the planning commission. Consideration of street, sewer and water-line problems and the possibility of a small neighborhood park were among the matters requiring further review. >MORE

Draft of Minutes from the April 3 Subdivision-Committee Meeting at Fayetteville city hall

Aubrey's Notebook: May 6, 2003
Development Passes at May 27 Meeting: S. Duncan Ave. Apartments OK with Planning Commission

May 19, 2003
Mathias' Engineer Gets Permit to Dredge and Fill Wetland:
U.S. Corps of Engineers Approves

Aubrey's Notebook: June 7, 2003
Surveyors Surprise Sullins With Sewer
Line would take out neighbor's trees

NWA Times takes notice: Sunday, June 8, 2003
Residents work to improve quality of creek
By Susannah Patton, Northwest Arkansas Times

A June 2003 view of the 2-acre wetland prairie in the Town Branch basin slated to be dredged and filled to allow construction of three apartment buildings holding 36 apartments >MORE PHOTOS

Audubon Arkansas and the AGFC Stream Team
combined to sponsor a very successful
Town Branch Creek Clinic
Oct. 25, 2003
>PHOTOS in the creek
>PHOTOS of grasses