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Keechelus Dam Safety of Dams Modification. Yakima Project, Washington. Final Environmental Impact Statement

This final environmental impact statement presents the analyses of the impacts of four alternatives that would correct safety deficiencies at Keechelus Dam and prevent the potential loss of life and property associated with potential failure of the dam. The No Action Alternative was also analyzed. The preferred alternative of modifying the dam would provide for the safe operation of Keechelus Dam and also maintain benefits from Keechelus Lake that include meeting existing contractual commitments for storage space for irrigators within the Yakima Project and controlling seasonal downstream flooding.

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Keechelus Dam Safety of Dams Modification. Yakima Project, Washington. Final Environmental Impact Statement

This final environmental impact statement presents the analyses of the impacts of four alternatives that would correct safety deficiencies at Keechelus Dam and prevent the potential loss of life and property associated with potential failure of the dam. The No Action Alternative was also analyzed. The preferred alternative of modifying the dam would provide for the safe operation of Keechelus Dam and also maintain benefits from Keechelus Lake that include meeting existing contractual commitments for storage space for irrigators within the Yakima Project and controlling seasonal downstream flooding.

Keechelus Dam Safety of Dams Modification. Yakima Project, Washington. Final Environmental Impact Statement

This final environmental impact statement presents the analyses of the impacts of four alternatives that would correct safety deficiencies at Keechelus Dam and prevent the potential loss of life and property associated with potential failure of the dam. The No Action Alternative was also analyzed. The preferred alternative of modifying the dam would provide for the safe operation of Keechelus Dam and also maintain benefits from Keechelus Lake that include meeting existing contractual commitments for storage space for irrigators within the Yakima Project and controlling seasonal downstream flooding.

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Title:

Keechelus Dam Safety of Dams Modification. Yakima Project, Washington. Final Environmental Impact Statement

Publication date:

2001

Size:

583 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Civil Engineering , Environmental Impact Statements , Dams , Safety engineering , Reservoir engineering , Failures , Irrigators , Environmental impact statements , Hydroelectric power plants , Safety deficiencies , Downstream flooding , Keechelus Dam , Yakima(Washington)

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