Title: Glendale Water Supply Improvement Project
1Public Safety
- and
- Recreational Boater Passage
2Who is the Public?
- Visitors to Fishermans Park
- Recreation trail users
- Fishermen
- Rafters and kayakers
- Swimmers and innertubers
3Existing Diversion
- Rubble pile
- Protruding steel
- Breach at left end
- Islands of trees
- Eastman Ditch blocked
- Park flooding
4Glendale Site
Blocked entrance to Eastman Ditch
Fishermans Park and recreation trail
Islands of trees
Breach in weir crest
Rubble pile weir
5Design Guidelines
- Avoid increasing flooding
- Minimize entrapment dangers
- Create safe hydraulic conditions
6Minimize Dangers
- Remove concrete chunks
- Remove islands of trees
- Dissipate energy gradually
7Boater Passage and Safety
- Minimum of 6 inches water depth
- Boulder spacing gt 15 feet
- Safe hydraulic jumps
8A-Jumps
High water in pool Jump on face of drop Dangerous
if uniform
Flips tubers and novices Fun for kayakers
9B-Jumps
Plunging water into pool Jump downstream of
drop Dangerous if uniform or deep
Traps swimmers/boats Can be fun if controlled
10Undulating Jumps
Series of waves in pool V-shape waves Less
dangerous than A- and B-Jumps when uniform
Little tendency to keep swimmers Fun and safe for
kayakers
11Profile of a generic boat pass
12Velocities in a generic boat pass
13Jump behavior at diversion with 6 slope