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Alternative Bank Protection Methods for Puget Sound Shorelines (Part B)

 
Publication number Date Published
00-06-012bMay 2000
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Author(s) Hugh Shipman, Ian Zelo, Jim Brennan
Description Property owners continue to have legitimate concerns about the effect of erosion on their land, therefore considerable interest has arisen in engineering measures that protect property from serious erosion, yet have less impact on shoreline ecology and on nearby beaches. This report was prompted largely by a desire to publicize these efforts and to encourage additional work in this area.
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Keywords shorelines, property owner, beach, methods, application, wood, shoreline, Puget Sound, SEPA
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