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Meta IdentifierPWA_Austin
Type of DataRoad Decomissioning and Upgrading Erosion Control and Prevention Project
OriginatorPacific Watershed Associates
DescriptionPWA did an inventory of erosion potential in the East Austin Creek basin and followed up with an erosion abatement project funded by Cal Fish and Game and co-sponsored by California State Parks. The data are related to quantities of sediment saved. Photos show before and after projects related to decreasing erosion related to roads.
AreaEast Austin Creek State Recreation Area
Metadata Date7/11/2003
Metadata ContactPat Higgins
Contact Person PrimaryJan Friedrichsen
Statusintegrating
Request LogRequested from Danny Hagans on Saturday, June 29. Provided by PWA on July 2. Received paper copy of report, including figures and maps and report text and tables in electronic files (pdf).
Access ConstraintsKRIS project did not get datasets or geographic information system (GIS) data related to erosion assessments and implementation.
Lead PersonDanny Hagans
Lead OrganizationPacific Watershed Associates
Data Set Namepwa_table_1_austin.dbf
Purpose"The purpose of this project was to permanently reduce the amount of sediment that could erode and be delivered to East Austin Creek and its tributaries. By storm-proofing or decommissioning 11 miles of former logging/ranch roads in East Austin Creek, an estimated 16,860 cubic yards of sediment was prevented from being delivered to streams within the watershed over the next decade or so" (PWA, 2002).
Data Quality InformationHigh
Use ConstraintsNone
Supplemental Information1997 S.B. 271 Watershed Assessment for a portion of East Austin and Fife Creeks (PWA, 1999).
Keywordsroad, gully, crossing, decommissioning, outsloping, unarmored crossings
PublisherPacific Watershed Associates
Publication PlaceArcata, CA
Publication DateMay 2002
Issue Identificationroad erosion control
TitleFinal Report:East Austin Creek Watershed Erosion Control and Prevention Project Final Report
AbstractThe purpose of the project was to "1) lower the risk of culvert failure/fill erosion and subsequent sediment delivery at 81 stream crossings, 2) prevent fill failure landsliding at seven sites, and 3) improving road bed drainage by disconnecting the road bed from stream crossings or gullies through the construction of rolling dips, berm removal, out-sloping the road, etc. along over 34,000 feet of road, and treating five separate locations, mostly gullies, along the roads" (PWA, 2002).
Contact OrganizationPacific Watershed Associates
Contact CityArcata
Contact StateCA
Contact Zip Code95521
Contact Voice Telephone(707) 839-4987

 
 
 
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