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Dock/Pier/Marine Construction Project Lead, Wilmington, NC   (New Hanover County)

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Last Updated 06/21/2021 03:56 PM
Project Title

Cape Fear Lock and Dam No. 1: Fish Passage Modification
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City, State (County) Wilmington, NC   (New Hanover County)
Category(s) Heavy and Highway
Sub-Category(s) Dock/Pier/Marine
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Description

The proposed fish pathways consist in a sequence of pools deepened between 4 and 5 feet from the existing bottom elevation, connected by a staggered arrangement of 5.5 feet wide rock gaps. Proposed pathways accommodate larger and deeper pools and provide a more gradual and uniform loss of energy along the fish passage by reducing the slope of the water surface elevation to approximately 3%. A. Excavation and earthwork B. Relocate existing weir stones to modifications of existing fish passage (rock arch weir) C. Place new and relocate existing rip rap D. Perform select demolition on concrete breakwater to create 2-foot deep by 5.5-feet wide notches

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Division 35 - Waterway and Marine Construction, Common Work Results for Waterway and Marine Construction, Waterway and Marine Construction and Equipment, Marine Construction and Equipment.
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