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OC EWRI Presents the OCWD Santiago Basin Saddle Repair Project
Topic: OCWD Santiago Basin Saddle Repair Project
When and where
Date and time
Thursday, April 13 · 11:30am - 1pm PDT
Location
Dave and Busters Irvine Spectrum 661 Spectrum Center Drive Irvine, CA 92618
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About this event
- 1 hour 30 minutes
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Topic: OCWD Santiago Basin Saddle Repair Project
Speaker:
Ryan Bouley, OCWD
Ryan Bouley is a Principal Engineer for the Orange County Water District. Ryan has more than 20 years of construction and project management experience in heavy Civil projects. He is responsible for managing District projects from initial concept, through feasibility, design, construction, and commissioning.
Synopsis:
The Santiago Basin is two parallel basins located on Santiago Creek that are owned and operated by the Orange County Water District (OCWD) for groundwater recharge. Unusually heavy early-winter storms in 2010 caused high flow in Santiago Creek that overtopped and completely eroded the earthen saddle between the two basins leaving a potential for catastrophic damage to adjacent Hewes Street. OCWD worked with CalOES and FEMA over a span of 10 years to repair the damage from these storms. The Santiago Basin Saddle Repair Project installed a 12-foot square box culvert and constructed an 86-foot-tall embankment to reestablish the Saddle and prevent future erosion damage.
Time: Lunch @ 11:50 am; Program ends @ 1:00 pm
Location: Dave and Busters' at Irvine Spectrum, 661 Spectrum Center Drive, Irvine, CA (949) 727-0555
Cost: $50 at the door, $40 advanced payment by mail, PayPal or credit card, $45 registered but pay at the door, Students $15 at the door with school ID
For PayPal payment, please send payment to: HHTG_OC@yahoo.com
Mail checks payable to "ASCE HHTG" and RSVP to:
Jenny Robinet, EWRI Chair
17520 Newhope Street, Suite 200, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Confirm: Call (714) 481-7236, or e-mail to: asceocewri@gmail.com
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About the organizer
Environmental & Water Resources Institute (EWRI) formerly the Hydrology and Hydraulics Technical Group (HHTG)