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SAP Crystal Reports State of Ohio {rpt0010-11} Public Works Commission Clean Ohio Fund - Green Space Conservation Program District 11 Acreage Report County Applicant Project Name ProjID Grant Acquired Description Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Estel Wenrick Wetlands AcquisitionCKAAC 16,19517 Acres This project consists of acquisition of 17 acres of open space. The purpose of this acquisition is threefold: preservation and restoration of floodplain and streamside forest functions; preservation of high quality, viable habitat for plant and animal species; and preservation and restoration of wetlands. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Anderson Fen CKCAC 47,1298 Acres The project acquires 8 acres and places a conservation easement in Mad River Township located in the Beaver Creek, Wenrick, Honey Creek Wetlands corridor. Project benefits include protection of existing wet woods and wet pools for a variety of amphibians, mammals and birds; control of invasive plant species; and revegetation with native trees and forbs. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mud Run Riparian Corridor Preservation and CKDAD 26,46514 Acres The project includes a conservation easement, trash removal, and maintenance and restoration Restoration Project activities to restore the natural state of 14 acres including the streamside vegetation and the open space away from the stream. Mud Run runs through and adjacent to the property. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian CorridorCKFAI 274,220129 Acres This provides for the conservation easement on 129 acres and the restoration of native forest on the riparian buffer area next to the Mad River. The Mad River Watershed is one of only a few in Ohio that provide cold water habitat for aquatic wildlife. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Flood Plain CKIAF 34,63312 Acres This 11.5-acre conservation easement includes a stream that is a branch of the Mad River. Work Preservation Ph II includes eradication of Honeysuckle and Reed Canary Grass. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Spring Run Farm Natural Area Preservation and CKIAJ 50,82518 Acres This 18-acre easement protects a lightly wooded wetland overlaying a robust aquifer, a mature Restoration hardwood forest, and field to be restored to a prairie. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Flood Plain CKJAB 148,25018 Acres The project provides for the acquistion of 18 acres west of Spangler Road, just north of the Mad River. Preservation Phase III Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Mad River Riparian Corridor & Floodplain CKJAE 161,46933 Acres The project provides for the acquisition of 33.06 acres for parkland owned and managed by the Clark Preservation Phase Iv County Park District. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Peckuwe Woods PreservationCKKAC 609,53794 Acres This 94-acre acquisition, adjacent to the Clark County Park District's Davidson Interpretative Center, expands parklands. With access off of Lower Valley Pike, it includes 54 acres of mature woods, 3 spring-fed creeks, and a 0.5-acre spring-fed pond. Clark B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Anderson Fen Boardwalk ExtensionCKLAF 26,234 This project extends boardwalk on previously acquired property, CKCAF, to allow access for volunteers while protecting the fragile soils and habitat of the fen. Clark Clark County Park District Estel Wenrick Wetlands ProtectionCKAAE 366,712145 Acres This open space acquisition project involves the purchase of approximately 145 acres of property adjacent to the existing Estel Wenrick wetlands. The project preserves wetlands, and protects and increases habitat for rare, threatened, and endangeredspecies. Clark Clark County Park District Estel Wenrick Wetlands Reserve Protection IICKDAK 46,29010 Acres This project is for the purchase of nearly 10 acres, of which most is farmland. The project provides for removal of the invasive plants and return of the property to its natural state. Clark Clark County Park District Leadingham Farm CKIAG 200,00010 Acres This 10 acre acqusition is a wet prairie habitat home to a number of rare plants including the Federally Threatened Eastern Prairie Fringed Orchic. Clark Clark County Park District Mad River Cliffs CKKAB 799,98278 Acres This acquisition consists of three adjacent properties along the Mad River, located north of Dayton-Springfield Road and west of US 68. The properties contain climbing cliffs and a railroad trail to be improved for greater access. Prepared: 5/24/2021 8:05:18AM rpt0010 Page 1 of 9 County Applicant Project Name ProjID Grant Acquired Description Clark Tecumseh Land Preservation Association Lisbon Fork Preservation EastCKIAB 43,08936 Acres This project provides for a 36-acre conservation easement preserving woods and the Lisbon Creek, headwater stream for the Little Miami River. Clark Tecumseh Land Preservation Association Lisbon Fork Preservation WestCKIAC 83,61266 Acres This conservation easement permanently protects 65.5 acres of woods and the Lisbon Creek, a headwater stream of the Little Miami River. Clark Tecumseh Land Preservation Association Mad River Headwaters PreservationCKIAD 204,375107 Acres The 106.95-acre conservation easement protects this family property into perpetuity. Clark Tecumseh Land Preservation Association Mount St. John's Woods and PrairieCKIAL 411,00067 Acres This project places 67 acres of the Mount St. John Nature Preserve, including the Brother Don Geiger Prairie, in a conservation easement to protect the land from development in perpetuity. The property is open to the public during daylight hours. Clark Tecumseh Land Preservation Association Little Miami River PreservationCKIAM 122,88475 Acres This 75-acre conservation easement protects private woodlands in perpetuity. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Beaver Creek Headwaters PreservationCKBAE 140,71596 Acres This project consists of the acquisition of and placement of conservation easement on 96 acres of property located in the northeastern part of Harmony Township, which also contains the headwaters of the Beaver Creek Run. This project emphasizes the preservation of floodplain and streamside forest functions, and the protection of habitat. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Mud Run Preservation CKBAK 211,000106 Acres This project consists of acquisition and placement of permanent conservation easements on 106 acres. As a result this riparian corridor is preserved in perpetuity. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Deercreek Headwaters Protection ProjectCKDAH 400,330297 Acres This project consists of the placement of conservation easements on two adjacent properties located at the uppermost headwaters of the Deercreek Watershed. The project area includes a large designated wetland area, scores of acres of restored native prairie, mature woods, and an extensive habitat for a wide variety of birds and ducks. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Little Miami Protection ProjectCKDAJ 188,704129 Acres This project acquires easements for protecting and enhancing the riparian corridor and watershed. The project also provides floodplain and streamside forest functions, and increases habitat protection, maintaining diversity of plant and animal life through streamside forest function. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Beavercreek Protection Project EastCKDAM 487,458523 Acres This project acquires easements for protecting and enhancing riparian corridors and watersheds. It also provides protection of floodplain and streamside forest functions important to improving water quality, and increases habitat protection, maintaining diversity of plant and animal life through streamside forest function. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Upper Little Miami River Preservation 2008CKEAH 199,000198 Acres The project provides for placement of a conservation easement on 198 acres of riparian corridor in order to protect it in perpetuity. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Lisbon Fork Headwaters PreservationCKEAL 93,600150 Acres The project consists of the acquisition of a 150-acre conservation easement. The easement protects the riparian corridor in perpetuity and preserves the headwaters of Lisbon Fork. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Green Township Open Space ProtectionCKFAL 21,72723 Acres This 23-acre conservation easement contains 13 acres of mature oak-hickory forests. It provides prime wildlife habitat, had a headwater stream of the Little Miami River, and connects to 323 acres of already preserved property. Clark Tecumseh Land Trust Jackson Creek Preservation CKIAK 93,51268 Acres This 68-acre easement contains two woodland areas; one with a mix of low land hardwood trees including sycamore, cottonwood, maple, elm and box elder; the other with a mix of hardwoods such as black cherry, shagbark hickory and many varieties of oak. The property drains into Jackson Creek, a tributary of the Mad River. Clark The City of New Carlisle Brubaker Wetland AcquisitionCKBAL 80,00028 Acres This project consists of the acquisition of about 28 acres for a city park. It includes a part of the Tecumseh Trail, and provides for the protection of wetlands and viable plant and animal habitat. Clark The City of Springfield Buck Creek Restoration & Trail RestorationCKKAE 249,32540 Feet The project consists of realigning a section of the Buck Creek multi-use trail to allow for Buck Creek to be restored to its naturalized flow using existing rock outcroppings. Clark The Springfield Conservancy District Beaver Lake Land AcquisitionCKLAH 716,17576 Acres This 76.21 acre fee simple acquisition straddles Beaver Creek upstream from its confluence with
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