Karst Feature Investigation, Mitigation Design, Specification, and Contract Provisions - NAT2022

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Chris D. Breeds Alissa Lockett
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Dec 1, 2022

Abstract

Central Water Integration Project (CWIP) Segment 5-1 is the most critical segment of a regional water supply project that transfers groundwater from Burleson County to northern San Antonio, replacing over 20% of that City’s water supply with a new source. CWIP Segment 5-1 included three tunnel reaches totaling 10,350-ft and 5 shafts that were constructed inside the City in an area known to contain large karst features. This paper describes site work used to investigate the alignment for karst features, manage potential environmental impacts, develop the contract package required for mitigation and the means and methods used to mitigate the large karst features that were encountered.
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APA: Chris D. Breeds Alissa Lockett  (2022)  Karst Feature Investigation, Mitigation Design, Specification, and Contract Provisions - NAT2022

MLA: Chris D. Breeds Alissa Lockett Karst Feature Investigation, Mitigation Design, Specification, and Contract Provisions - NAT2022. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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