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1. How will the land for the library support the whole city of Duluth as the library has limited space and it's in downtown Duluth?
2. Will the library be built upwards due to the limited space? If it is, how will it be supported?
3. Will the library being on a hill and have a retaining wall to stop the wind from blowing more sediments.
4. Will the pedestrian connection support the library by connecting to the library?
5. Will the city of Duluth connect the library from the opposing side of downtown?
6. Why would they move the library to downtown even though the old location wasn't as crowded?

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Q1: Do you think that the train track nearby could affect the processes of building the new library?
Q2: Since the new library location is so close to the City Hall do you think that so many people hanging around there most of the time disturb the work that happens there?
Q3: Would we have to change the hours on the library so that people don't get stuck in school traffic on their way to the library or vise versa?
Q4: Since we now know how much soil is required for a project how would we go about on putting that soil on the site without affecting the actual build? Meaning how would we put the soil on the site without it getting in the way of the building? Would we have to close the road or use another patch of land to store soil?
Q5: Would the train track increase noise levels even though a library is viewed as a quiet place to study? The school is quite close to a train track and some students often get distracted by it.
Q6: Would the library disturb the people who live near the library site such as the near neighborhood.

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1: How might the weather in Georgia impact the construction of the road?
2:  When building this, what is the one thing that you have to look out for or keep an eye on?
3: What is the meaning or main purpose of the road being built where it is being built, other then to connect the hospital?
4: How would the slopes on the sides of the road impact the road if anything were to go wrong? (Like a huge storm, or a flood.)
5: What are ways that the slopes of soil would or might be affected by the building of this road alone? (No other reason but the road itself)
6: How much money might end up going to this if we had to add a way to keep the slopes firm and still?

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1:What were the procedures for building the roads. what were there specific  instructions or did they just build a road all willy nilly.
2: what came to there minds when they were finding out erosion prevention methods what were the first ones to come up in there mind.
3:  What did the workers or the planers think of conserving the soil than just taking it away from the site.
4: What else did they think than just building a road what did they think would effect the animals or us citizens of Duluth.
5: Why did they want to do those specif erosion prevention methods, did they just find the cheapest one or did actually use them for there environment.
6: what was there budget for this project and what were there obstacles for is or did they have a clean slate or a perfect project.

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Q1. How might the city of Duluth build the hospital connector while still making sure that no erosion or weathering would mess up the road?
Q2. What did the city of Duluth do to make sure that when the road is being built that that no soil erosion takes place and gets dirt in the stream?
Q3.  Why did the city of Duluth decide make a hospital connector when there is risk to have weathering or erosion to occur?
Q4. What will the city of Duluth do to make sure that the soil around the road won't get into the stream?
Q5. What kind of conservation methods did the city of Duluth use to make sure that the soil around the road doesn't erode away?
Q6. How did the city of Duluth use different methods to make sure the soil and road doesn't erode away during a storm like hurricane Irma?

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1: Why would the city of Duluth think of clearing houses just to get to town green even though there is a sidewalk and a road that you can easily walk on to get to town green?
2: What can the citizens that get their houses cleared without agreeing do to get justice?
3.If the neighborhood owners do not agree with the plan can the city of Duluth take down the houses anyway?
4. How can the path be protected from weathering and erosion considering that it will be in the middle of several neighborhoods?
5.How many neighborhoods will the path go through?
6. Where will the path start?

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Question 1: Who is going to make sure that the soil dug up from the construction site will not float away in a rainstorm or a flood?
Question 2: Why aren't they putting retaining walls around the site yet?
Question 3: Why are they building the library next to a railroad? It's a library and libraries need to be quiet.
Question 4: How can we help the construction people make the retaining walls good enough to keep the soil from floating away?
Question 5: How and where will they keep the soil from the library after they are finished building it?
Question 6:  Will the construction effect the way the people around live and work?
Question 7: Will the railroad effect the way people get in and out the library?
Question 8: Is the railroad going to effect how long it takes to build the library? How are they going to build it fast enough?
Question 9: If they're going to build the library in 2 years, don't they need to make sure the soil won't float away until they start constructing?
Question 10: How can the library be constructed on such a small land if they're supposed to have the parking lot there too? Wouldn't it be smaller than the one we have right now?

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1. Are there trees near by the planned pathway? If there are then will they think about sustainability of the pathway because the tree roots might crack the sidewalk.
2. Are they going to put plants or grass around the edges of the sidewalk to help prevent soil erosion?
3. Will it take a lot of maintenance to keep up with because you have to take care of the sidewalk and keep it clean.
4. How much money will it cost to build and maintain the walkway? If it is a lot of money then would you try and come up with an alternative way to have a shortcut from the neighborhood to Town Green.
5. Would the walkway lead to more robberies and thefts in the neighborhood if the path was there?
6. Will there be a safe way to get from the neighborhood to the Town Green without crossing streets and the risk of being run over?

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Q1. Who is able to make sure that the building is erosion-proof?
Q2. What effect would the library have on the city of Duluth?
Q3. Where does the county wish to put all the soil and extra materials when they are not needed any longer?
Q4. Why does the city build into the ground when the building will be on top of the ground
Q5. How will the city plan to prevent the happenings of erosion?
Q6. Why are the resources needed in the project strong enough to be able to sustain the project against erosion?

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1.How will the workers help reduce soil erosion while building the road on G.R.A?
2.How will future storms(hurricanes) affect the soil and the road?
3.Will the builders keep an eye on the road in the future?
4.Has the connector, or the person who is looking over this job,made any procedures for the erosion that might occur?
5. Is there a stream or river that can erode the soil surrounding it thousands of years later?
6. If there is any erosion that will occur on the road, will they build a retaining wall on the road to prevent the erosion again?

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1) Who or what might be able to help soil erosion stop from effecting others(as in people)?
2) Is the weather effecting the soil erosion, or is it because of humans who are not taking care of the environment?
3)  Why does roads/sites/houses break down? Is it because of WED'S? Explain.
4) What is one conservative way that we can help stop soil erosion? Why would that work? Explain?
5) When construction workers are building this, what main point/idea are they mainly focusing on? Why do they focus more on this specific point/idea?
6) Why is soil erosion happening? How can humans and mother nature stop this from happening? Is there any more ways that we can conserve the soil?

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1. Is it an option to cut into and narrow the neighboring street for space?
2. Is there the option of a multi-story library?

3. Are there trees nearby? If so, can they be cut down?

4. Can the parking for the library be in the Town Green parking lot across the street instead of on-site?
5. Are there any handicap access rules to be taken into account when determining sizing, distance, and other aspects of the library and parking?
6.  What are the potential negative effects of this project being next to a railroad?

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1. What will the city use to protect the soil on the road from eroding?
2. Why is the city using the materials to prevent erosion and is it that effective?
3. Is there anything under where the  road is constructed that may dangerously erode the road, and what can we do about it if so besides building the road somewhere else?
4. Why would Duluth want to build a road across a "forest" of trees when cutting them down would cause more soil erosion?
5. Is there a better place to build the road instead of cutting across trees, which have roots to protect soil from eroding?
6. How does a road compare to trees when keeping soil in place if a road is OVER the soil, unlike roots that are IN the soil?

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1. Why would they build the library on a little patch of land right next to a busy railroad? Library's are supposed to be quit and it might rattle the building.
2.Why didn't they pick a spot with more space?
3. How will this affect the environment?
4. What methods will be needed to prevent erosion?
5.What items in the environment that prevent erosion can we avoid taking down?
6. What are types of erosion we should worry about at the site?
Bonus question: Who is the best teacher in our science class ( Hint: we only have one! )?

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1. How would deposition impact the library project?
2. How will the railroad effect the library? Will it cause erosion, weathering, or deposition?
3. How might the trees and plants effect the erosion and weathering? Will it stop it, or will they have to cut the trees and plants down?
4. What can they do to stop the erosion that is happening there?
5. How can they make the parking lot able to drain water (if there is a big storm) but not allow the water to rush off (with soil)?
6. How will building a library effect the environment and erosion?

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1: Why did they make the road there where they had to chop down a lot of trees which would cause some erosion because there would be no roots to keep the soil in place?
2: What will they do if the soil is still being eroded even when there is a road there?
3:  How did/will erosion effect the building of the new road?
4: What methods of soil erosion prevention will and did they use to stop alot of the erosion?
5:  what types of erosion are happening on the site?
6:  What did they use to prevent these types of soil erosion?

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Q1. How will erosion effect the library?
Q2. How will we prevent the Erosion that is at the library?
Q3. What will cause the Erosion or Weathering near the library?
Q4. Is there a certain limit of the space we have to build the library?
Q5. Where will the parking for the library be at and will it prevent erosion or improve the erosion?
Q6. Could heave wind blow sand or gravel toward the building and pile up on or around it?

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1. How will the city of Duluth plan to buy the people's property?
2. How will the elevation of the soil and ground of Duluth affect the way the trail will be built?
3. How wide will the trail have to be to accommodate two wheelchairs at once, one on each side of the trail?
4.How will enviromental concerns like soil erosion affect the way the trail will be built?
5. Will we have to buy soil and put it into the area's of different elevation to keep the trail steady for those who are handicapped?
6. If the trail is next to the houses,  how would we be able to put it `there without having to buy the property?

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1. How might we be able to buy some of the property for the trail?
2. How wide should we make the trail and will it go well with the environment?
3. How might we be able to avoid flooding and erosion on that walking trail?
4. What will we do if we run into environmental hazards like a stream or nest?
5. How might we be able to afford this if we are building a road, library, and renovating the town green?
6. What is the best way we can make the users happy and make the path accessible to everyone if it starts in a neighborhood?

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1. What kind of conservation methods should the engineers use while constructing the trail?
2. What conservation methods would be useful and low-priced?
3. If soil and land erosion around the area increases, how should the engineers react in order to keep the trail safe and functional?
4. What would be a cheap and environmental- friendly method to transport the excavated soil?
5. What would be a kind and win-win way to get a homeowner's permission to build through their house?
6. What would be an affordable method of properly maintaining and keeping the trail safe and functional?

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Question 1: How can we find out who owns each piece of land in the area, so that we don't try to build it on other people's property?

Question 2: What's the budget?
Question 3: Will we have access to a lot of different materials to build both the actual trail and the soil conservation methods?
Question 4: What types of erosion are in the area? ( wind, rain, stream, landslides, something else)
Question 5: How will we simulate buying land from other people, if that happens, to complete the trail?
Question 6:  What will we actually make for the project? A map? Are we actually making a model? How would that even work for the road and trail projects?

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1.How might you guys get around wasting that much money on buying the house while you could start it from the main road.
2.Is there a limit to how steep a trail can be for it to be 'wheelchair friendly'.
3.What is the trail going to focus on, accessibility or it being a good trail for community use(running, walking,exercising).
4.How many people do you expect to use the trail?
5.How long does the trail have to be?
6.What weight should the trail hold?

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Q1.  how will the limited space effect / delay the  building and the designing process?
Q2. what are some types of erosion prevention that would be good for this situation / area for the library and how could putting these in place effect the people around the city ?
Q3. will the railroad behind the library and the road close in front of it effect the convenience for getting to the library, and if it does how?
Q4. how  where the road connects to the area, effect where the parking spaces go?
Q5. how will the little space to put the library, effect how tall and wide the library will be ?
Q6. how will the soil and material on the land effect how the structure will be built and how long it will take to build it as well ?

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1. Are there other possible sites for the project that are closer to town green?
2. Will the local rail road location effect how the library is constructed due to the noise of trains?
3. Will citizens notice higher taxes because of funding for the project?
4. What erosion methods will be used to prevent debri from entering the rail road tracks.
5. How much soil will be moved for the project?
6. After construction will walls be built between the library and rail road?

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Q1. Will erosion effect the process of making the new road to  DHS?
Q2. Why is the silk fence that they have temporary. The silk fence helps prevent erosion, if water washes down the slope, and it takes the soil, the silk fence can let the water through but not the soil.
Q3. Can weathering effect the  process of making the  new road to DHS
Q4. If there is snow this year and the new road is not finish , will the ice effect the process?
Q5. The road is build very near some houses, will the houses that are near the new road be effected?
Q6. Will the river underneath the new road erode away the soil.