Option from Plan

Monitor and improve natural creek conditions to improve flood flow to reduce erosion, improve habitat and protect the adjacent neighborhoods and commercial areas.

Details

Hazards

Erosion and Shoreline Recession

Flooding – General

Assets

Multiple or All Assets

Property

Water Infrastructure – Wastewater

Focus of action

Monitoring, Inspection and Maintenance

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