sausal creek造句

• As Oakland grew larger, the Sausal Creek watershed was significantly altered.
• A volunteer group, Friends of Sausal Creek, helps remove invasive species and plant native species.
• Currently, the City of Oakland wants to remove culverts along parts of Sausal Creek in Dimond Park.
• On the southeast end of Montclair, the north fork of Sausal Creek ( also called Shephard Creek ) runs down Shepherd Canyon.
• Some of the invasive species in the Sausal Creek watershed include Monterey pine trees, ivy, French broom, and wild mustard.
• When people built their houses next to Sausal Creek, they often planted gardens, which brought in plants from around the globe.
• Sausal Creek was named "'Arroyo del Bosque "'by Rancho San Antonio land grant to Sergeant Luis Maria Peralta in 1820.
• "' Sausal Creek "'is a northwesterly-flowing stream originating in Bear Creek to form San Francisquito Creek and flows to San Francisco Bay.
• The Sausal Creek restoration project is a collaborative effort by the City of Oakland, the Alameda County Flood Control & Water Conservation District and the Friends of Sausal Creek.
• The Sausal Creek restoration project is a collaborative effort by the City of Oakland, the Alameda County Flood Control & Water Conservation District and the Friends of Sausal Creek.
• In 1937, the WPA constructed a sanitary sewer that runs adjacent to Sausal Creek under the creek-side trail that runs from Dimond Park to slightly beyond the Leimert Bridge.
• After the first logging period Caspar Hopkins, an early settler of the Fruitvale District, formed the Sausal Creek Water Company and built a dam and reservoir at the upper end of Dimond Canyon.
• In addition to concerns about access to upstream salmonid spawning grounds, Searsville Dam inundated former wetlands formed by the confluence of Corte Madera Creek, Sausal Creek, Dennis Martin Creek and Alambique Creek.
• It has also been known as Sausal Creek, Willow Creek, Kelley Gulch, Uval Creek, Ca馻da de Sansevan for William Nichols Sansevain and Smith Gulch, for William R . Smith's steam-powered sawmill.
• At Highway 13, near the parking lot of the Montclair Golf Course, the north fork of Sausal Creek has its confluence with the south fork ( also called Palo Seco Creek ) running from the eastern hills ( encompassing Joaquin Miller Park ).
• The creek was also known as "'Fruitvale Creek "', when the settlement of Fruitvale was established in 1856 when Quaker nurseryman Henderson Luelling, planted hundreds of cherry trees along Sausal Creek, and named the area  Fruit Vale.
• The concrete in this section of Sausal Creek is not suitable to the rainbow trout that need to move through the creek and this section of the creek has significant amounts of plastic bottles, and other forms of trash . 250 feet of Sausal Creek will be opened up if the project is approved.
• The concrete in this section of Sausal Creek is not suitable to the rainbow trout that need to move through the creek and this section of the creek has significant amounts of plastic bottles, and other forms of trash . 250 feet of Sausal Creek will be opened up if the project is approved.