Water Quantity -Reduced Capacity of Conveyances by Sediment Deposition

Arizona Planning Guide for Natural Resource Concerns Water Quantity -Reduced Capacity of Conveyances by Sediment Deposition

327 Conservation Cover 330 Contour Farming 340 Cover Crop 589A Cross Wind Ridges 589B Cross Wind Stripcropping 589C Cross Wind Trap Strips 352 Deferred Grazing 356 Dike 386 Field Border 393 Filter Strip 655 Forest Harvest Trails & Landings 490 Forest Site Preparation 410 Grade Stabilization Structure Resource Concern Definition – Sediment 412 Grassed Waterway deposits in ditches, canals, culverts, and 422 Hedgerow Planting other water conveyances reduce the desired 422A Herbaceous Wind Barriers flow capacity.. 449 Irrigation Water Management 460 Land Clearing Quality Criteria - Land use and 456 Land Reclam., Highwall Treatment management does not contribute to 453 Land Reclam., Landslide Treatment conveyance capacity restrictions due to 543 Land Recon., Abandoned Mined sediment deposition. Restoration of capacity Land is consistent with policy and laws pertaining 544 Land Recon., Currently Mined Land to wetlands. 466 Land Smoothing 500 Obstruction Removal Method for evaluating resource condition 512 Pasture & Hayland Planting 528A Prescribed Grazing  Visual assessment 550 Range Planting  Client interview 562 Recreation Area Improvement  National Engineering Handbook, 344 Residue Management, Seasonal Part 650 (EFH-Chapters 2, 3, 70) 558 Roof Runoff Management  Hydrologic models, e.g., HECRAS, 557 Row Arrangement TR-20, TR-55 350 Sediment Basin 572 Spoil Spreading Conservation Practices that may be 580 Streambank & Shoreline Protection needed as part of a Conservation 585 Stripcropping, Contour Management System to achieve Quality 586 Stripcropping, Field Criteria for this resource concern include 587 Structure for Water Control those listed here. 612 Tree and Shrub Establishment 638 Water & Sediment Control Basin 380 Windbreak/Shelterbreak Establish.

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Page 1 Arizona Field Office Technical Guide, Section III August, 2003