This report synthesizes information from Task 5D of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers' Dredged Material Research Program. This task examined the concept of using dredged material to create land and concurrently assessed the economic, technical, environmental, institutional, legal, and social incentives and constraints on the development of dredged material containment areas. The creation of productive land with dredged material is particularly attractive, because this option provides for the disposal of dredged material and additional benefits can be realized from the new land itself. This concept requires the planner/engineer to combine confined land disposal practices with sound land use planning for successful project implementation. Also contained are guides on the legal framework in which the Corps must work for successful land use of dredged material containment areas and on a system for economic evaluation of land created from disposal areas so that ultimate land use might be included in the final economic evaluation. Finally the report delineates and discusses seven policy and five planning issues that must be resolved at the Corps' policy and planning development level if the Corps is to assume a more active role in disposal-productive use planning for containment areas.
Productive Land Use of Dredged Material Containment Areas: Planning and Implementation Considerations
1978
124 pages
Report
No indication
English
Civil Engineering , Solid Wastes Pollution & Control , Dredged materials , Earth fills , Land use , Environmental management , Containment(General) , Army Corps of Engineers , Sediment transport , Waterways , Solid waste disposal , Economic impact , Environmental impacts , Institutional framework , Law(Jurisprudence) , Social effect , Constraints , Land reclamation , Spoil , Government policies
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