Environmental Assessment, Lower Redwood Creek Interim Flood Reduction Measures and Floodplain/Channel Restoration

Golden Gate National Recreation Area. 2002. Environmental Assessment, Lower Redwood Creek Interim Flood Reduction Measures and Floodplain/Channel Restoration

This report assess two proposed actiosn by the National Park Service: along Pacific Way, the access road to Muir Beach and to several residences in the adjacent community, interim measures are proposed in a 2,300-foot long reach of Redwood Creek to reduce flooding thata closes the road and to prevent loss of the stream channel for fish passage and in a 1,800-foot long reach of Redwood Creek adjacent to the former Banducci flower farm, actions are proposed to restore in-stream and floodplain habitat.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Date of Issue
2002
Units
GOGA
Keywords
channel restoration, Coho Salmon, flood reduction, Flooding, floodplain restoration, GOGA, Habitat, Redwood Creek, Restoration, Steelhead

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