Thousand Oaks Erosion Protection
Thousand Oaks Erosion Protection
Concrete riprap under Thousand Oaks bridge is in disrepair and breaking off exposing the bluff which has led to extreme erosion in this area. Storm water runoff from two culverts combine east of Thousand Oaks and are severely cutting away at the bluff as it outfalls downhill toward the parking lot. In December 2017, the approach was to reduce erosion impacts to the bluff by redirecting two thirds of runoff down the bluff west of Thousand Oaks via a concrete channel. The erosion potential at this section of the bluff is minimized due to the flow dropping vertically into an existing inundation area with a proposed concrete pad to prevent scouring at the bottom.
Phase: Complete
For more information: Call Public Works Storm Water Division at 210-207-1332.
Estimated Construction Timeline: Spring 2022-Spring 2023
Estimated Timeline Construction Seasons are identified as: Winter (January, February, March), Spring (April, May, June), Summer (July, August, September), and Fall (October, November, December.)
Project Budget:
FY 2018 $460,000 (Storm Water Operating Fund)
FY 2022 $300,000 (Storm Water Operating Fund)
FY 2022 $195,000 (Council District 10 CIP Fund)
$145,000 (Private Developer Fund)
Total = $1,100,000
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