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Des Moines Shoreline Inventory and Characterization Segment G - Redondo South Table 15 below summarizes the shoreline characterization for Segment G. Table 15. Shoreline Segment “G” Summary Land Use / Transportation Stream Discharges Public Shoreline Access Hazard Areas Habitat / Habitat Potential Single-Family Res.: 79%, Multi-Family: 13%, Mobile Home: 4%; Redondo Beach Drive S., Sound View Drive S., and local streets Stream: Cold Creek Redondo Sea Wall & Beaches Landslide, Erosion Wetlands, Subestuary, Fish and wildlife Areas (Forage Fish, Salmonids, Segment G provides for limited restoration/enhancement opportunities due to the existing seawall extending along much of the segment’s length. However, opportunities do exist for public education targeted at private landowners along Cold Creek. Cold Creek, north of Redondo Beach Drive South (Figure 15 -Area G-1), travels through a residential area, has been channelized, and contains no structure and little riparian cover. An opportunity exists to educate landowners on the benefits to salmonids and other fish from adequate riparian habitats associated with the streams where they live, and to try to implement a creek restoration project. Landowners would be given the chance to improve habitat in an organized way and to have salmon spawn in their backyards. Removal or pullback of riprap, riparian plantings, and installation of large woody debris (LWD) would be the basis of a creek restoration project. The existing box culvert at the mouth of the creek should be further investigated, but seems to allow fish access from the beach under the road at high tide. The NOAA Community Based Restoration Program would be an ideal fit for funding this type of project. Public access is fairly good in this area with a walkway extending almost the entire length of the seawall, however beach access appears to be nonexistent. Private beach access only appears to be available at the south end. Page 52 March 2005
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