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Other Considerations
Pabco Grade Control Structure, Summer 2000
There
are many variables to consider when stabilizing the Wash. It is
important to understand the characteristics and amounts of the
flows and slope of the Wash. It is also extremely important to
understand the soils throughout the Wash, what vegetation is necessary
for bank stabilization and what activities will impact water quality
(positively or negatively). The following chart lists several
variables being considered throughout the engineering process
of stabilizing the Wash.
- Wastewater
& Urban Flow
- Flood
Discharge & Elevation
- Subsurface
Flow & Seepage
- Topography,
Soils, Geology
- Slope
Aspect
- Alignment
- Sediment
Transport
- Vegetation
- Water
Quality
- Wildlife
Protection/Enhancement
- Hydraulic
Equilibrium
- Changing
Conditions
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- Ownership
& Access
- Impacted
Areas
- Design
/ Permitting
- Visual
Protection
- Recreation
Needs
- Implementation
Cost
- Maintenance
Cost
- Funding
- Constructability
- Maintainability
- Risk
- Public
Involvement
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