McAllister/Eaton Creek Comprehensive Drainage Basin Plan, March 1994, adopted by Thurston County.

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Section1 (PDF) 

• Resolution 10582, Thurston County
• Determination of Nonsignificance
• Acknowledgements
• Forward
• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1:  Introduction

Section 2:  Chapter 2 Basin Characterization (PDF)

Section 3:  Chapter 3: Problem Identification (PDF)

Section 4 (PDF)

• Chapter 4 Management Approaches
• Chapter 5 Level of Service Alternatives

Section 5 (PDF)

• Chapter 6 Recommended Plan
• Chapter 7 Minimum Service Alternative

Section 6 (PDF)

• Chapter 8 Implementation Costs
• Chapter 9 Funding Alternatives
• Chapter 10 Implementation Strategy

Section 7 (PDF)

• References
• Appendix A (maps)

Section 8 (PDF)

• Appendix B: 
• Plant Lists
• Appendix C: Surface Soil Hydrological Characteristics and Occurrence in McAllister/Eaton Creek Basin from the 1990 Soil Survey of Thurston County, WA
• Appendix D: Regulatory Authority

Section 9 (PDF)

• Appendix E Regional Basin Planning Goals and Objectives
• Appendix F Animals of McAllister Basin and the Nisqually Delta
• Appendix G Hydrologic Model Assumptions
• Appendix H Ground Water Risk Model Description
• Appendix I Project Ranking Worksheet
• Appendix J GSA Resolutions

Section 10 (PDF)

• Appendix K Regional Nonstructural Management Program
• Appendix L Community Involvement
• Appendix M 1991 Drainage Manual Minimum Storage and Maximum Release Requirements