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Supervisors opt to move forward with Five-Mile sediment removal plans

Summary by Chico Enterprise-Record

OROVILLE — Concerns of flooding in Chico have made their way to the Butte County Board of Supervisors which has prompted a search for a solution. Butte County Public Works Director Joshua Pack once again brought a presentation to the board on Tuesday to discuss plans to remove sediment from the Five-Mile Recreation Area basin to provide more space for water in preparation for a 100-year, or even 50-year storm. “There’s certainly a risk,” Pack sa…

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Chico Enterprise-Record

Supervisors opt to move forward with Five-Mile sediment removal plans

OROVILLE — Concerns of flooding in Chico have made their way to the Butte County Board of Supervisors which has prompted a search for a solution. Butte County Public Works Director Joshua Pack once again brought a presentation to the board on Tuesday to discuss plans to remove sediment from the Five-Mile Recreation Area basin to provide more space for water in preparation for a 100-year, or even 50-year storm. “There’s certainly a risk,” Pack sa…

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Chico Enterprise-Record broke the news in 25 days ago on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.

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