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Utah EWP Work

The April 2005 Visual Progress Report provides insights into early survey work and estimates completed for the Utah Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) project. Extensive debris was found in major channels, and tributaries, roads, and bridges sustained significant damage. Enterprise Dam is under strain, with 30 miles of stream corridors affected. Rock is being offloaded on-site as teams work to protect streambanks and restore the area. Coordination among key personnel is crucial as work continues. Notable contacts include Sylvia Gillen and Vane Campbell.

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Utah EWP Work

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  1. Utah EWP Work April, 2005 Visual Progress Report

  2. Early survey work and estimates completed in record time

  3. Lots of debris in major channels

  4. Debris was widespread

  5. Tributaries sustained damage

  6. Roads were damaged

  7. Bridges were damaged

  8. Enterprise Dam continues to feel the pressure

  9. 30 miles of stream corridors sustained damage

  10. Off-site rock being loaded

  11. Unloading rock on-site

  12. Channel extended beyond damaged homes

  13. Streambank protected

  14. Lots of coordination required

  15. Quality construction material

  16. Lots of work remaining

  17. Utah NRCS EWP Contacts: • Sylvia Gillen, State Conservationist • Vane Campbell, Area Conservationist • Blake Walbeck, On-site Manager • Eric Fleming, State Engineer • Ron Francis, Public Affairs

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