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Ercoform |
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1 - The facility is in sufficient peril to warrant remediation prior to
the next storm season. Submit project for current year authorization. Priority 2 - The facility is expected to survive another storm season but requires remediation. Submit the project for the following budget year. Priority 3 - The facility is subject to erosion that may cause a longer-term risk, but is not expected to fail in the next two to three years. Continue annual monitoring. Priority 4 - The site no longer poses a threat to the facility and is not expected to in the future. Drop the site from the "active" erosion database and discontinue annual review. By using this system, a client can stay proactive with erosion problems and water crossing maintenance, eliminating costly replacements and relocations. These pre-determined and budgeted annual programs are the least expensive and most successfully completed, because they deal with erosion problems in their early stages before they pose a costly major threat. |