Sediment Reduction

This photograph shows one of the nine step pools built on the steepest section of the upper alluvial at Muir Beach. The photo was taken the day after the big storm event on December 8th. 

Campbell Grading, Inc has officially completed the Phase II/2010 work at Muir Beach.

This phase included (all parts were design build):

The channel design in the upper alluvial fan is almost complete. Below are before/after photographs of the project site and a list of the constructed design features.

The new Coastal Trail re-route will open this weekend!

The above image shows the Coastal Trail re-route, the installed culvert, and how the newly constructed step pools will align with the channel design to be built on the lower portion of the site (the other side of the culvert) in the next two weeks.

Campbell Grading, Inc. has completed the construction of eight step pools that were built to stabilize a large erosion gully up-stream from the Redwood Creek alluvial fan. Approximately 350 tons of rock in a variety of sizes (1/2 ton, 1/4 ton, head-size, and 3-9" rock) was used to construct the step pools.