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Dry Creek Stream Stabilization Project now complete
A finished drop structure completed as part of the Dry Creek Stream Stabilization Project.
A recently completed engineered concrete drop structure. They help protect wastewater infrastructure by controlling erosion and directing runoff.
Another view of an engineered concrete drop structure along Dry Creek.
We placed two sculpted concrete cross vanes next to the multi-use pedestrian trail. Cross vanes stabilize the channel, reduce erosion, and help protect critical wastewater infrastructure.
The rebar frame of a sculpted concrete drop structure during construction on the Dry Creek Stream Stabilization Project.
This drop structure has not yet been color stained. Color staining is a finishing treatment that helps the structure blend in with the natural landscape.
The multi-use pedestrian trail provides access for emergency vehicles and maintenance of infrastructure in this area.
Cross vanes installed next to the multi-use pedestrian trail.
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