GREAT II Fleeting Survey for the Commercial Transportation Work Group of the Great River Environmental Action Team (GREAT II) Rock Island District Corps of Engineers.
Abstract
The survey objectives were: to identify areas used for fleeting within the Rock Island District, Corps of Engineers; to document and evaluate the physical condition of fleeting areas; and to identify the impact of fleeting and assess shoreline damage in fleeting areas, and to recommend preventive measures that are both environmentally viable and economically feasible. The conclusions are: Fleeting is a necessary and vital link in the economic health of the GREAT II area; Fleeting acts to serve existing industry and does not necessarily precipitate new industry; Physical damage as a direct result of fleeting seems to be minimal; and Fleeting is not a significant user of the available shoreline. In pool 16 where fleeting is relatively heavy, compared to other pools, there are 231 miles of shoreline and fleeting may occupy a little more than 1/2 of 1%.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1979
- Accession Number
- ADA084878
Entities
People
- William C Hines