This information must then be communicated in a readily understood manner to all persons involved in the design, planning, cost estimation, and construction of the project. The objective of a geotechnical dredging site investigation is to obtain the most complete and accurate estimate of the location and character of the materials to be dredged within the limits of practicality and available time and money. Geotechnical Dredging Si te Investigation
Involve a creek or stream with species listed as endangered or threatened?. Involve a land disturbance of five acres of land. Require that hazardous materials be generated and/or stored on site?. Remove water from a creek for storage or direct use on non-riparian land?. Involve work within historic or existing coastal wetlands?. Involve a septic leach field near the creek. Involve grading or fill near the creek?. Involve the removal of any materials from a stream or adds fill to the stream?. Require the disposal or deposition of debris, waste, or any material containing crumbled, flaked or ground pavement with a possibility that such material pass into the stream. Use materials from a streambed (including but not limited to boulders rocks, gravel, sand and wood debris?. Involve fish and wildlife enhancement, attraction or harvesting devices and activities?. Involve building any structure adjacent to the creek. Involve repair, rehabilitation or replacement of any structure or fill adjacent to creek?. Divert or obstruct the natural flow or change the natural bed or bank of the creek. Result in stormwater discharge into the creek?. Affect native plants, wildlife or fisheries?. 
Require the removal of trees or riparian vegetation?.Project Involves bank stabilization or erosion control?.
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