The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a contract to have the property boundaries of Zorinsky and Standing Bear lakes in Omaha marked.
The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a contract to have the property boundaries of Zorinsky and Standing Bear lakes in Omaha marked.
The survey work will include placing permanent markers at each angle and every 500 feet along the property line. The monuments will be offset two feet inside government property. The survey is part of a nation-wide effort to identify, mark, and better maintain Corps project boundaries.
The on-site work is expected to continue through the fall. Contractors will make every effort to work from government property, but if needed, they may request access to adjacent land.
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