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NYS-DOT REGION 6 ROAD PROTECTION FOR ROUTE 248 CHENUNDA CREEK, SOUTH OF WELLSVILLE, NY. CONSTRUCTED AS A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP SEPTEMBER 2006.

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1 NYS-DOT REGION 6 ROAD PROTECTION FOR ROUTE 248 CHENUNDA CREEK, SOUTH OF WELLSVILLE, NY. CONSTRUCTED AS A HANDS-ON WORKSHOP SEPTEMBER 2006

2 Pix by Derrick

3 POC: Sandra Rapp, New York State DOT work 607-324- 8527 srapp@dot.state.ny.ussrapp@dot.state.ny.us RRD/Derrick Tasks: * Performed a fluvial geomorphology analysis * Developed alternative designs, developed the final design * Reviewed Plans & Specs, many discussions with DOT hydraulic engineers!! * Provided construction oversight & taught a hands-on workshop to 88 of NYS DOT’s finest

4 Stream Project Functions: Fully functioning both hydraulically & environmentally. Multiple protection redundancy. LPSTP provides direct armor protection. Bendway Weirs Locked Logs, & J- Hook move scour & thalweg away from attacked bank, with velocities reduced on outer bank. Vegetation roughness reduces near-bank flow velocities & provides a functioning riparian corridor. Roots strengthen bank & bind soil. Grade Control structure stops upstream headcut migration.

5 Planview-Looking US at Reach 1 FROM DAN SABOL, NYS-DOT

6 Pre-project conditions

7 Chenunda Creek @ Rt. 248. Pre- project condition Mar 22, 2006. Looking US at the eroding bend. Pix from Joe Galati

8 Chenunda Creek @ Rt. 248. Pre-project conditions 7/25/2006. Looking DS at the eroding left bank Pix by Derrick

9 The Upstream Key

10 Construction 9/19/2006. Looking US. Hoe placing big stone (DOT heavy) in US keyway Pix by Derrick

11 Construction 9/20/2006. Looking DS at angle of key to stream flow Pix by Derrick Flow Key angle

12 STREAM BED & BANK STABILIZATION METHODS USED Choked & vegetated LPSTP with vegetated keys, & curved US & DS keys J-Hook Vane Short Bendway Weirs Pre-dug & Over-dug pool with Locked Logs and Instant Shade Joint Plantings, Live Siltation, Pole Plantings, Slit Trench Plantings, Instant Shade, RPM Trees & Shrubs Hydraulic Cover Stones Traffic Control Stones (Upstream) Thalweg Control Stones Engineered Rocked Riffle Grade Control Structure (all stones in compression) with an integrated fish ladder on the downstream face

13 Construction 9/20/2006. A dump truck load level full of Sandbar & Streamco Willow, & Ruby Redosier dogwood, (1,500 total) from the NRCS Plant Material Center, Big Flats, NY. Now that is a truckload!!! Pix by Derrick

14 Construction 9/21/2006. Looking US at trench stone & bundled willows Pix by Derrick

15 Short Bendway Weirs spaced on 50 ft intervals

16 Construction 9/21/2006. Looking US @ toe-down stone toe & short Bendway Weir (2 people standing on Weir) Pix by Sandra Rapp

17 Construction 9/20/2006. Looking US @ short Bendway Weir & pre-dug thalweg Pix by Martin Vandergrinten NRCS Plant Material Center

18 Mid-Project Soil-Choked Stone Key with Vegetation

19 Construction 9/19/2006. Digging a key into bank. Some willow poles in place Pix by Derrick

20 Construction 9/19/2006. Looking at key Pix by Derrick

21 Construction 9/21/2006. Workshop participants adding more veg to soil-choked key Pix by Derrick

22 Construction 9/21/2006. Looking DS, digging the J-Hook Vane pool Pix by Derrick

23 Construction 9/2006. Looking US at Locked Logs in J-Hook pool. Pix by Martin Vandergrinten NRCS Plant Material Center

24 Construction 9/2006. Looking US at Locked Logs & Instant Shade Pix by Martin Vandergrinten NRCS Plant Material Center

25 Construction 9/21/2006. The Root Production Method (RPM) Plants Pix by Derrick

26 Post Construction 9/30/2006. Looking US. All plants, including the RPM plants in place Pix by Joe Galati-NYS DEC

27 THE PROJECT IS COMPLETE, LET’S ROLL A LITTLE WATER THROUGH IT

28 HIGH FLOW TWO MONTHS AFTER CONSTRUCTION Photos by Sandra Rapp, NYS-DOT REGION 6 NOVEMBER 19, 2006

29 High water 11/19/2006. Looking DS at project bend, note thalweg in center of the channel Pix by Sandra Rapp US key here

30 WINTER WONDERLAND FOUR MONTHS AFTER CONSTRUCTION JANUARY 9, 2007

31 Post Construction 1/9/2007. Looking US at project bend. Note calm water near bank Pix by Derrick

32 . LOW LOW LOW FLOW 13 MONTHS AFTER CONSTRUCTION Photos by Dave Derrick OCTOBER 15, 2007

33 13 Months LATER-low flow. Veg in key is robust. Pix by Derrick 10/15/2007

34 13 Months LATER-low flow. Looking DS, upper bank veg is robust. Pix by Derrick 10/15/2007

35 BIG THAW PLUS RAIN = HIGH STAGES Feb 6, 2008

36 Looking DS @ project bend, flow in diversion channel to right Pix by Earl Flint DOT - 2/6/2008

37 Looking DS @ into project bend Pix by Nancy Root - 2/6/2008

38 Looking US. Flow over J-Hook near tip of arrow Pix by Nancy Root - 2/6/2008

39 Looking US @ project bend. Everything looks in order. Pix by Nancy Root - 2/6/2008

40 Looking US @ DS end of project bend. Good transition into DS bend Pix by Earl Flint DOT - 2/6/2008

41 22 MONTHS AFTER CONSTRUCTION Photos by Joe Galati NYSDEC JULY 10, 2008

42 Looking US @ the US section of the project & the TCS section of the project 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

43 Looking US @ a well vegetated stable bank 22 months after installation 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

44 Looking US @ J-hook, veg growth & stable bank 22 months after installation 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

45 Looking US @ veg & stable bank 22 months after installation. 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

46 From the DS end of the project looking US 22 months after installation 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

47 4YEARS AFTER CONSTRUCTION Photos by Joe Galati NYS-DEC (retired) AUGUST 25, 2010

48 4 YEARS LATER-Looking DS into the upper end of the bend. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

49 4 YEARS LATER-Looking @ “J” section of the J-Hook. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

50 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ the J-Hook & DS pool. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

51 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ the J-Hook & DS pool. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

52 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US. Close-up of the J-Hook & pool. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

53 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ the bend DS of the J-Hook. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

54 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ lower end of the bend. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

55 4 YEARS LATER-From top bank looking US @ stream’s attack angle into project bend. Dense lush vegetation on bank. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

56 4 YEARS LATER-Looking DS @ exit out of the project bend. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

57 4 YEARS LATER-Looking DS @ ERR with integrated fish ladder 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

58 4 YEARS LATER-Looking DS @ the ERR. Fish ladder on left. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

59 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ the ERR. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

60 4 YEARS LATER-Looking US @ fish ladder on the the ERR. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

61 TRAFFIC CONTROL STONES & LIVE STAKES UPSTREAM OF THE MAIN PROJECT

62 Construction 9/22/2006. Far US end of project, Traffic Control Stones with Live Stakes on left bank. Pix by Derrick

63 Construction 9/22/2006. Joe Galati installing Live Stakes around a Traffic Control Stone. Stones are half-buried. Pix by Derrick

64 Construction 9/22/2006. Joe G. happy with the Live Stakes & the Traffic Control Stones Pix by Derrick

65 Construction 9/22/2006. Close-up of a Traffic Control Stone & Live Stakes Pix by Derrick

66 5/31/2007. 8 months later. Looking at Live Stakes & Traffic Control Stones Pix by Sandra Rapp

67 Pix by Derrick 10/15/2007 13 Months LATER. Looking @ Traffic Control Stone & Live Willow Stakes

68 Looking @ the same two TCS 22 months after installation 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

69 13 Months LATER. Note stable bank landward of the TCS Pix by Derrick 10/15/2007

70 Close-up of a single TCS with willow stakes. 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

71 Pix by Derrick 10/15/2007 13 Months LATER. Looking @ 3 Traffic Control Stones

72 TCS & willow stakes 22 months after installation. Effective bank stabilization. 22 MONTHS AFTERCONSTRUCTION-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 7-10-2008

73 4 YEARS LATER-Looking @ LDB Traffic Control Stones & willow 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

74 RECAP

75 PRE-PROJECT-Looking DS @ the project bend. PRE-PROJECT-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 2006

76 4 YEARS LATER-Looking DS @ the project reach. Channel is stable with dense plant growth on bank. Willows along toe of bank are robust. 4 YEARS LATER-CHENUNDA CR.-PIX BY JOE GALATI 8-25-2010

77 DAN SABOL BROUGHT HIS DOG TO SEE THE PROJECT!

78 CLEOPHUS SPEED ELVIS DERRICK. We are in the driver’s seat now!!

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