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Home›Business & Finance›Levee Repairs along Carbon River
Business & Finance

August 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Levee Repairs along Carbon River

Construction to restore flood protection to the Carbon River levee system near the City of Orting is now underway with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers repairing 1,520 feet of damaged levees at five individual sites for about $1.7 million. All in-water work is scheduled to be complete by August 31,

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Construction to restore flood protection to the Carbon River levee system near the City of Orting is now underway with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers repairing 1,520 feet of damaged levees at five individual sites for about $1.7 million.

All in-water work is scheduled to be complete by August 31, the end of the “fish window” when construction crews can work in the water with the least amount of disruption to fish. Above-ground work is expected to last through mid-September.

“ We have a challenging schedule, but we want to restore these levees to their designed level of flood protection before the fall flood season ,” said Daryl Downing, the Corps Carbon River levee project manager.

Damage to the levees occurred during high-flow events in November 2014 and January 2015. Repairs will address scour, erosion, loss of riprap armor, gravel filter and embankment material in some locations. Levee toes will be reconstructed, slopes regarded and armored with a blanket or riprap to protect against river flows.

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