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[Radio 2021, Plan 2010]
Radio 2021, Plan 2010

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[Section 3: Sugar Creek Geomorphologic Assessment]
Section 3: Sugar Creek Geomorphologic Assessment
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[Figure 3.1.1. Lanes Balance - Sediment Load X Sediment Size  Sediment Slope X Water Discharge]
Figure 3.1.1. Lanes Balance - Sediment Load X Sediment Size  Sediment Slope X Water Discharge
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[3.1.3 Channel Evolution – Evaluating Channel Changes in Cross Section]
3.1.3 Channel Evolution – Evaluating Channel Changes in Cross Section
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[Figure 3.1.2. Channel Evolution Model]
Figure 3.1.2. Channel Evolution Model
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[Figure 3.1.3. Channel Evolution Model]
Figure 3.1.3. Channel Evolution Model
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[3.1.4 Meander Formation and Migration – Evaluating Channel Change in Plan Form]
3.1.4 Meander Formation and Migration – Evaluating Channel Change in Plan Form
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[Figure 3.1.4. Illustration of a Stable Channel]
Figure 3.1.4. Illustration of a Stable Channel
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[Figure 3.1.5. Illustration of a Failing (severely incising) Channel]
Figure 3.1.5. Illustration of a Failing (severely incising) Channel
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[Figure 3.1.6. Mechanics of Meander Creation]
Figure 3.1.6. Mechanics of Meander Creation
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[Figure 3.1.7. Meander Geometry]
Figure 3.1.7. Meander Geometry
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S3 Analysis

[3.1.5 Profile Analysis]
3.1.5 Profile Analysis
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[3.1.6 Temporal and Spatial Implications]
3.1.6 Temporal and Spatial Implications
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[Figure 3.1.9. Sediment Transport Zones]
Figure 3.1.9. Sediment Transport Zones
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[Figure 3.1.10. Geomorphic Isolation by Infrastructure; Figure 3.1.11. Influence of Hydrology on Sediment Transport]
Figure 3.1.10. Geomorphic Isolation by Infrastructure; Figure 3.1.11. Influence of Hydrology on Sediment Transport
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S3 Methods

[3.2 Methods of Geomorphic Investigation]
3.2 Methods of Geomorphic Investigation
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[3.2.2 Geomorphic Field Investigation]
3.2.2 Geomorphic Field Investigation
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[Various parameters]
Various parameters
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S3 Evaluation

[3.3 Sugar Creek Evaluation; 3.3.1 Geomorphic Field Investigation]
3.3 Sugar Creek Evaluation; 3.3.1 Geomorphic Field Investigation
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[Figure 3.3.1 Dominant Processes through Sugar Creek Main Stem]
Figure 3.3.1 Dominant Processes through Sugar Creek Main Stem
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[3.3.2 Major Reaches of the Main Stem; River Street to Lankford Drive:]
3.3.2 Major Reaches of the Main Stem; River Street to Lankford Drive:
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[Figure 3.3.2 Geomorphic Features in Sugar Creek]
Figure 3.3.2 Geomorphic Features in Sugar Creek
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[Figure 3.3.3 Geomorphic Features and Channel Processes in Sugar Creek]
Figure 3.3.3 Geomorphic Features and Channel Processes in Sugar Creek
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[Figure 3.3.4. Knick Point 250 feet Downstream of River Stree]
Figure 3.3.4. Knick Point 250 feet Downstream of River Stree
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[Figure 3.3.5. Aerial Sanitary Lines]
Figure 3.3.5. Aerial Sanitary Lines
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[Figure 3.3.6. Foam Observations]
Figure 3.3.6. Foam Observations
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[Figure 3.3.7. Knick Points and Glides]
Figure 3.3.7. Knick Points and Glides
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[Figure 3.3.8. Indications of Long-term Erosion and Tree Adaptation]
Figure 3.3.8. Indications of Long-term Erosion and Tree Adaptation
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[Figure 3.3.9. Depositional Shelf 80 feet Upstream of W. Magnolia Street]
Figure 3.3.9. Depositional Shelf 80 feet Upstream of W. Magnolia Street
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[Lankford Drive to Baytree Road]
Lankford Drive to Baytree Road
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[Figure 3.3.10. Gullies Filled with Garbage and Debris Downstream of W. Magnolia St.]
Figure 3.3.10. Gullies Filled with Garbage and Debris Downstream of W. Magnolia St.
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[Figure 3.3.11. Knick Point about 400 feet Downstream of W. Magnolia Street]
Figure 3.3.11. Knick Point about 400 feet Downstream of W. Magnolia Street
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[Figure 3.3.12. Debris Jam Composed of Household Garbage]
Figure 3.3.12. Debris Jam Composed of Household Garbage
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[Figure 3.3.13. Advancing Sand Bars]
Figure 3.3.13. Advancing Sand Bars
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[Baytree Road to near Two Mile Creek confluence]
Baytree Road to near Two Mile Creek confluence
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[Figure 3.3.14. Garbage Rafts Upstream of Log Jams]
Figure 3.3.14. Garbage Rafts Upstream of Log Jams
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[Figure 3.3.15. Sand Bars Downstream of Railroad Crossing]
Figure 3.3.15. Sand Bars Downstream of Railroad Crossing
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[Figure 3.3.16. Gullies Cutting Down (incising) to Match Grade]
Figure 3.3.16. Gullies Cutting Down (incising) to Match Grade
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[3.3.3 Channel Geometry]
3.3.3 Channel Geometry
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[Figure 3.3.17 Stable and Developing Meanders in Sugar Creek]
Figure 3.3.17 Stable and Developing Meanders in Sugar Creek
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[Figure 3.3.18 Channel Bed Profile and Water Surface Elevation]
Figure 3.3.18 Channel Bed Profile and Water Surface Elevation
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[3.3.4 Boundary Material ... introduce debris ... Debris]
3.3.4 Boundary Material ... introduce debris ... Debris
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[Figure 3.3.19 StreamProfile and Bed Slope]
Figure 3.3.19 StreamProfile and Bed Slope
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S3 Hydraulics

[3.4 Hydraulics]
3.4 Hydraulics
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[Figure 3.3.20. Incision has let to Vegetation Damage]
Figure 3.3.20. Incision has let to Vegetation Damage
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[3.4.1 Analysis of Water Surface Profile]
3.4.1 Analysis of Water Surface Profile
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[Figure 3.4.1 Hydraulic Model Results and Geomporphic Process Relationship]
Figure 3.4.1 Hydraulic Model Results and Geomporphic Process Relationship
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[3.4.2 Tractive Shear]
3.4.2 Tractive Shear
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S3 Methods of Management

[3.6.1 Watershed-Scale Stability - Arrest Channel Incision]
3.6.1 Watershed-Scale Stability - Arrest Channel Incision
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[Water Quality]
Water Quality
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[Figure 3.6.1 Grade Control Structures (Newbury Style)]
Figure 3.6.1 Grade Control Structures (Newbury Style)
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[3.6.2 Local Stability Prevents Incision and Protects Infrastructure]
3.6.2 Local Stability Prevents Incision and Protects Infrastructure
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[conservation culvert design]
conservation culvert design
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[Figure 3.6.3 Conservation Culvert Design]
Figure 3.6.3 Conservation Culvert Design
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[4.5 Sugar Creek]
4.5 Sugar Creek
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[Figure 4.5.1 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Hydrologic Unit Boundaries]
Figure 4.5.1 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Hydrologic Unit Boundaries
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[Table 4.5.2. Land Use; Table 4.5.3. Soils Breakdown]
Table 4.5.2. Land Use; Table 4.5.3. Soils Breakdown
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[Figure 4.5.2 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Hydraulic Network]
Figure 4.5.2 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Hydraulic Network
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[4.5.4 Water Quantity Problem Areas]
4.5.4 Water Quantity Problem Areas
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[4.5.5 Results]
4.5.5 Results
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[Roads; Structures]
Roads; Structures
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[Table 4.5.4. Sugar Creek Existing Condition Model Results]
Table 4.5.4. Sugar Creek Existing Condition Model Results
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[Figure 4.5.2.2 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Level of Service Violations and Water Quantity Problem Areas]
Figure 4.5.2.2 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Level of Service Violations and Water Quantity Problem Areas
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[4.5.6 Alternatives Evaluation]
4.5.6 Alternatives Evaluation
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[Figure 4.5.3 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Alternative SG1 Regional Stormwater Facility near End Drive]
Figure 4.5.3 Sugar Creek Sub-Basin Alternative SG1 Regional Stormwater Facility near End Drive
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[Alternative SG4 – Grade Control Structures at four locations throughout the Sugar Creek Sub-basin]
Alternative SG4 – Grade Control Structures at four locations throughout the Sugar Creek Sub-basin
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[Figure 4.5.4 Alternative SG2 Regional Stormwater Facility near Lankford Drive]
Figure 4.5.4 Alternative SG2 Regional Stormwater Facility near Lankford Drive
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[Figure 4.5.5 Alternative SG3 Sugar Creek Stream Restoration and a Grade Control Structure North of Baytree Rd]
Figure 4.5.5 Alternative SG3 Sugar Creek Stream Restoration and a Grade Control Structure North of Baytree Rd
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[Figure 4.5.6 Alternative SG4 Six Grade Control Structures at four locations]
Figure 4.5.6 Alternative SG4 Six Grade Control Structures at four locations
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[Baytree Road Culvert Improvements - Preliminary Design Evaluation]
Baytree Road Culvert Improvements - Preliminary Design Evaluation
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[Figure 1 Baytree Road Culvert Improvements Preliminary Design Evaluation]
Figure 1 Baytree Road Culvert Improvements Preliminary Design Evaluation
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[Hydraulic Evaluation]
Hydraulic Evaluation
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[Structural Flooding]
Structural Flooding
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[Conceptual Cost Estimate]
Conceptual Cost Estimate
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[Construction Cost $182,406 + Contingencies $117,100]
Construction Cost $182,406 + Contingencies $117,100
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[Discussion]
Discussion
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