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Abstract: This report presents the study process and results of the structural integrity study (study), part of the Santa Clara Valley Water District's (District's) comprehensive 'Permanente Creek Planning Study located in Santa Clara County, California.' The purpose of the study was to investigate the conditions of concrete channel facilities along Permanente and Hale Creeks from the upstream end of the Cargill Salt Ponds to Foothill Expressway, including the Permanente Diversion. The project alignment is located in the cities of Los Altos and Mountain View. The study was conducted to determine the reasons the channel facilities were showing signs of deterioration...--page ES-1. Table of contents: Supplement 1. Geotechnical investigation report : Permanente Creek levee evaluation report -- Supplement 2. Record of telephone surveys and internet research -- Supplement 3. Site inspection program documents -- Supplement 4 [not in Library] -- Supplement 5. Completed site inspection forms -- Supplement 6. Materials testing reports -- Supplement 7. Quantity and cost data.
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Copy Book
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csjvwd_000832 ark:/13960/t8xb09j4n
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Santa Clara Valley Water District Library California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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