Water Stewardship Information Sources

ID 650
Citation Forsite Consultants Ltd. 2008. Town and Dickey Creek Community Watersheds Road Risk Assessment. Prepared for Interwest Forest Management Ltd.
Organization Interwest Forest Management Ltd.
URL http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfd/library/FIA/2008/LBIP_4753006d.pdf
Abstract/Description or Keywords During the summer of 2004, a wildfire burned significant portions of the Dickey Creek and Town Creek
Community Watersheds. These two watersheds are the primary sources of domestic water to the community of
Lillooet, T'ít'q'et First Nations (Lillooet) and other individual water licensees.
Following the fire, a number of roads were constructed or upgraded in both the Town and Dickey Creek
watersheds in order to access burned areas as part of the salvage effort. Numerous studies were carried out
prior to, during and following construction of these roads in order to assess potential environmental impacts.
Following harvest activities, deactivation prescriptions were prepared, and most of the roads were deactivated
to some degree – either fully recontoured in the case of more environmentally sensitive road section, or
involving various methods of stabilisation and drainage management on others.
This report presents a summary of road conditions throughout the two watersheds, and a risk assessment for those roads which are considered to be non-status (i.e. are not under road permits or other licensed activity). road, wildfire, sediment, terrain stability, erosion
Information Type report
Regional Watershed Fraser
Sub-watershed if known Dickey Creek, Town Creek
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Project status complete
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