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Patterson Creek Rapid Rural Reconnaissance Report
Patterson Creek Rapid Rural Reconnaissance Report
King County's surface water management program identifies, prevents and manages the impacts of development on water runoff like flooding, erosion, pollution, and low stream flows. King County is required to provide surface water management services by state and federal law and pays for these vital services with a fee assessed on property owners in unincorporated King County.
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Cover, Acronyms, Table of Contents
Summary
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Basin Characteristics
Figure 2.1 - Patterson Creek Sub-basin Delineation Map
Figure 2.3 - Patterson Creek Basin 2001 Land Cover Map
Figure 2.4 - Patterson Creek Basin Zoning Map
Figure 2.5 - Patterson Creek Basin Soils Map
Figure 2.6 - Patterson Creek Basin Topographic Map
Figure 2.7 - Patterson Creek Basin 200-foot Riparian Corridor Map
Chapter 3 - Hydrology
Chapter 4 - Geomorphology
Chapter 5 - Water Quality
Chapter 6 - Stream Habitat
Figure 6.1 - Patterson Creek Basin Channel Type Map
Figure 6.2 - Patterson Creek Basin Fish Passage Barriers and Inaccessible Habitats Map
Figure 6.3 - Patterson Creek Valuable and Degraded Habitats Map
Chapter 7 - Drainage and Flooding
Chapter 8 - Summary and Characterization
Chapter 9 - Recommended Actions
Figure 9.1 - Patterson Creek Basin CIP map
Appendix A - Project Ranking Sheets
For information pertaining to the Patterson Creek Basin contact Snoqualmie Basin Steward Mary Maier at 206-296-1914.