Stream and River Protection for the Regulation and Program Manager

By: Ann Riley

 

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• View Cover and Table of Contents.
• View Chapter 1: Application of this Document: Short Term, Long Term, and Common Questions.
• View Chapter 2: Naturally Stable Channels Address Multiple Objectives: Erosion & Deposition, River Science, Stable Channels.
• View Chapter 3: Links between Channel Stability and Water Quality.
• View Chapter 4: Avoiding Channel Instability: Erosion, Sedimentation, Boundary Conditions.
• View Chapter 5: Stabilizing Channels: Common Destabilizing Practices, Simple Stabilizing Practices.
• View Chapter 6: Off Site Influences.
• View Chapter 7 Part 1: Tools for the Regulator and Project Analyst, Stream Impacts Avoidance Decision Tree.
• View Chapter 7 Part 2: Applying Avoidance Concepts, Components of a Stream Corridor, Stream Channel Shapes.
• View Chapter 7 Part 3: Multiple Channels and Wetland Environments, Stream Channel Meanders and Slopes.
• View Chapter 7 Part 4: Stream Channel Revegetation, Biotechnical Methods and Drawings.
• View Appendicies: A: References and Reading List, B: Ex.of Stream Stabilization Project, C: Bay Area Watershed and Stream Organizations

Marin County Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program: P. O. Box 4186 San Rafael, CA 94913-4186 Phone (415) 499-6528, Fax (415) 499-7221, e-mail: mcstoppp@co.marin.ca.us