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<br />CountyName Contact Title/Position <br />Glenn County John Benoit Planning Director <br />Teleohone <br />(530) 934-6540 <br />Mr. Thomas Tinsley, Public Works Director, (530) 934-6530 <br />10/16/98 contacted Mr. Benoit. There are erosion and sediment deposition problems on the Stony <br />Creek alluvial fan in the northern part of the county near Tehama. <br />!The county is not aware of any other alluvial fan except Stony Creek. The county has no specific <br />definition or classification system for identifying or classifying alluvial fans. <br />Contact Ms. Basia Trout, Bureau of Reclamation, (530) 529-3980, for further information about alluvial <br />fans in Glenn County. <br /> <br />CountyName Contact Title/Position <br />Humboldt County Don Tuttle Public Works Director <br />rreleohone <br />(707) 445-7741 <br />10/23/98 contacted Mr. Tuttle. The community of Ferndale is located on an alluvial fan on the <br />southern edge of the Eel River delta, in the northwest part of the county. <br /> -- <br />Ferndale experienced flooding during the winter of 1996 and 1997. Approximately 7 feet of debris and <br />sediment deposited over the community. <br />Earthquake activity which loosens soil also contributed to erosion and deposition. Debris and <br />sediment clogged the river on the mouth of Francis Creek in the mountains above the community. <br />!There are visible contour lines of fan formation on and above the community. The county is interested <br />in obtaining information and guidelines regarding alluvial fan management practices and a <br />classification system. <br /> <br />Attachment 2 - Appendix A <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br />