Planning Projects
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Chambers-Clover Creek Groundwater Study
A groundwater model that covers 491 square miles in the Chambers-Clover watershed.
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Diru Creek Project
This project will stabilize the creek channel and banks between 72nd Avenue East and 80th Street East.
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Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP)
Pierce County is developing a program to obtain Endangered Species Act (ESA) coverage for routine maintenance activities conducted on the area's rivers.
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Habitat and Flood Capacity Creation Project
The county is investigating a likely pilot location for a multi-benefit sediment removal and habitat creation project.
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Purdy Creek Fish Passage
We are considering several options to improve fish passage in Purdy Creek upstream of SR 302.
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Rivers Flood Hazard Management Plan
We completed the Rivers Flood Hazard Management Plan. It will guide how flooding and channel migration hazards on major rivers, large tributaries and floodplains are managed.
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Rody Creek Restoration
We're restoring a portion of Rody Creek to reduce flooding and improve fish habitat.
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Salmon Recovery - Lead Entity
We are working with partners as a Lead Entity to prioritize funding for salmon recovery projects in the Puyallup and Chambers-Clover watersheds.
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System Wide Improvement Framework (SWIF)
Plan to ensure Pierce County's levee system remains eligible for federal funding and repairs under Public Law 84-99
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Clarks Creek (TMDL) Project
The Clarks Creek Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Project was created to restore water quality and protect the creek through a series of capital projects and programs.
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2702 S 42nd St, Ste 201
Tacoma, WA 98409-7322
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