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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981022
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 2.03-E4 Part 9
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.. ,, .. ..~ ,v. ~a ueoe.ro v, .,o MU UL "L6 •.~.+ <br />aequlatory of=ice w:.1 review the prooasal and Zac:fy the <br />• applicant, narzaily in writi:sq, if the werk maY prat-ed " <br />under the author:zacion given in :his zQG. An .;nplicant may <br />not proceed •rith work until nati:ied by the Carps of <br />anaireers . <br />cae* os woRx: Tne fallowing dischargeE are au=hozised by this <br />regional general permit: <br />1. P3P$, Riprap is xaterial placed along an aza8ing Sant <br />t~ aravr It and reduce erosion. Riprap materia'_ must be durable <br />angular rock oz broken concre:s fre± from large quantities of <br />organic material and erodable material such as dirt and g~avel- <br />Rounded river cobble or stone is no„t acceptable as ria:aD and is <br />n~ authorized under this RPG. placement of riprap is authorized <br />provided: ' <br />(al A single and comnlate bank :ipranoing ac=i~rity !s <br />icso than 1Cp0 Ee_t in length along a st.eambanic; <br />(b1 T:~e slpry~pinq is limitac to ilea flan an average <br />as too cubic yards of material per ranninq £oot placed Below the <br />~iaae of the or3lnery high water mezk o! rye stream: <br />(e) Tl+e size of the riprap shill be large enough td <br />withstand expected high floe velocities and tus~ulenca to praven~ <br />the riprap from dislcdginq. If concrete is used, all exposed <br />re4ar aE other degradable Substances snail be r:.moved plies to <br />• placement. Large concrete slabs shall be broken Into Chunks prior <br />to placement to prevent slabs f:om being _arried away by high <br />°_lows. <br />2. Ga8I0H,~^. Cabiona are wire mesh baskets or cages filled <br />with rack which Can be placed along banks tv armor them. Rock <br />used as fiber must be clean, durable and lree from appreCiaDle <br />amount3 of sand or gravel. Rives cobble is an acceptable material <br />Ear filler provided the rive aebbie is large cnaugh to stay <br />within the mesh. The use of 9abien baskets is autharixad <br />pravidee: <br />(a1 Cabione shall be glaeed on well camgacted and <br />stable embankments; <br />(b) Gabion walls shall be angled back into the existing <br />bank at the upstream and downstream Coda to prevent undercutting; <br />(e) Gabions shall be at least 3 feet in width; <br />(d) Th0 gabion basket shall be made of galvanized <br />steel, vovea wire no smaller than 12 gauge; <br />la) .The limitations on the volume of material per <br />lineal root and oa the length of bank line specified for giera <br />above are applicable to this method a! bank protection; and <br /> <br />Z <br />
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