Canal Bypass Sample Clauses

Canal Bypass. This option involves the construction of a separate channel of the Canal (a “Canal Bypass”) which would allow stormwater to flow down two alternate channels – the current channel and the “bypass” channel – before re-merging farther downstream and entering the Savannah River. Depending on its design and location, the construction of a Canal Bypass might allow the portion of the Canal adjacent to the Gateway Property to remain at its current width of 65 feet, if the additional capacity needed can be achieved through the Canal Bypass alone.
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