Utah EWP Work
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Utah EWP Work Utah EWP Work April, 2005 April, 2005 Visual Progress Report Visual Progress Report
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Utah EWP Work. April, 2005 Visual Progress Report. Early survey work and estimates completed in record time. Lots of debris in major channels. Debris was widespread. Tributaries sustained damage. Roads were damaged. Bridges were damaged. Enterprise Dam continues to feel the pressure. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Utah EWP WorkUtah EWP WorkApril, 2005April, 2005
Visual Progress ReportVisual Progress Report
Early survey work and Early survey work and estimates completed in record estimates completed in record
timetime
Lots of debris in major Lots of debris in major channelschannels
Debris was widespreadDebris was widespread
Tributaries sustained Tributaries sustained damagedamage
Roads were damagedRoads were damaged
Bridges were damagedBridges were damaged
Enterprise Dam continues to Enterprise Dam continues to feel the pressurefeel the pressure
30 miles of stream corridors 30 miles of stream corridors sustained damagesustained damage
Off-site rock being loadedOff-site rock being loaded
Unloading rock on-siteUnloading rock on-site
Channel extended beyond Channel extended beyond damaged homesdamaged homes
Streambank protectedStreambank protected
Lots of coordination Lots of coordination requiredrequired
Quality construction Quality construction materialmaterial
Lots of work remainingLots of work remaining
Utah NRCS EWP Contacts:Utah NRCS EWP Contacts: Sylvia Gillen, State ConservationistSylvia Gillen, State Conservationist Vane Campbell, Area ConservationistVane Campbell, Area Conservationist Blake Walbeck, On-site ManagerBlake Walbeck, On-site Manager Eric Fleming, State EngineerEric Fleming, State Engineer Ron Francis, Public AffairsRon Francis, Public Affairs
