Site work for a development in Toledo, Ohio. Completed plans call for site work for a development.

**As of October 21, 2021, the project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for award has not yet been established.** The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority (TLCPA) in partnership with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), is seeking a qualified design/build firm to provide professional planning, engineering, and design/build services in connection with the Duck Creek Wetland Restoration and Nutrient Reduction project. These services are to be provided in connection with the H2Ohio Grant agreement between the TLCPA and ODNR. This project involves the restoration of 12 acres of a degraded floodplain wetland including new upland prairie habitat, the creation of four additional acres of floodplain wetland, and stream channel reconfiguration and naturalization of more than 2,200 lineal feet of a degraded, channelized reach of Duck Creek. The project design will improve Lake Erie water quality by processing nutrients and removing sediment from Duck Creek before reaching Lake Erie. The targeted design/build completion date is December 31, 2022 o The project involves the restoration of 12 acres of a degraded floodplain wetland including new upland prairie habitat, the creation of four additional acres of flood plain wetlands, and stream channel reconfiguration and naturalization of more than 2,200 lineal feet of a degraded, channelized reach of Duck Creek. This project will result in the restoration and/or enhancement of 16 wetland acres within the Duck Creek floodplain which will improve riparian habitat and significantly reduce sediment, nutrient, and contaminant loads into the Maumee River discharged by Duck Creek. o The Duck Creek Wetland Restoration and Nutrient Reduction Project at Ironville has the support of Midwest Terminals and Cleveland Cliffs and represents the first phase of a potential suite of additional linked floodplain wetland restoration and stream channel naturalization projects along Duck and Otter Creek. This phase includes engineering, design, permitting and implementation costs to 1) reconfigure and naturalize 2,200 lineal feet of Duck Creek; 2) restore, enhance, and treat invasive species on 12 acres of existing riparian wetlands adjacent to Duck Creek, and 3) create four additional acres of new riparian wetlands on the Duck Creek floodplain.