Inwater Structures Sample Clauses

Inwater Structures. Pilings and piers necessary to support bridges or nearshore components of the alternatives could alter the nearshore migration pathways of smaller juvenile salmonids (e.g., pink and chum salmon) or other marine species in Tongass Narrows. Impacts could be reduced by locating nearshore components in a manner that leaves a nearshore migration corridor (e.g., down to at least -5 feet MLLW) near the extreme low-water line, clear of obstruction. Deeper piers or pilings would allow free passage of marine species migrating along shorelines and would develop an epifauna typical of natural deeper hard-bottom areas.
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