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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE Project Background Project Area Purpose of the Design Guidelines How to Use the Design Guidelines Future Design Review Process OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT Goals Existing Conditions River Water Sources Archaeology Environmental Challenges Economic Development and Land Use Guiding Design Principles Program Integration with Other Projects Inventory Process Design Process HISTORICAL MISSION (DOWNSTREAM) REACH Fluvial Geomorphology Hydraulic Model River Channel Restoration River Infrastructure River Ecology Pathway Systems Planting Concepts Recreational Opportunities Visions for the Historical Mission (Downstream) Reach: Land Acquisitions Design Component Prototypes Other Elements Maintenance Cost Estimate and Funding Sources Long Term Opportunities TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 8 12 22
MUSEUM (UPSTREAM) “URBAN” REACH River Channel Restoration River Infrastructure River Ecology Pathway Systems Planting Concepts Visions for the Museum (Upstream) “Urban” Reach: Land Acquisitions Design Component Prototypes Other Elements Maintenance Cost Estimate and Funding Sources Long Term Opportunities MUSEUM (UPSTREAM) “PARK” REACH River Channel Restoration River Infrastructure Pathway Systems Planting Concepts Visions for the Museum (Northern) “Park” Reach Design Component Prototypes Other Elements Maintenance Cost Estimate and Funding Sources Long Term Opportunities APPENDIX Glossary of Fluvial Geomorphologic & Other Relevant Terms by SWA Group Economic and Market Overview for Client Meeting No. 4, August 10, 2000 by Economics Research Associates Recommended Plant List for Restoration of Riparian Corridors on the San Antonio River, July 28, 2000 by PBS&J Plant List for Use on the San Antonio River, January 2001, prepared by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Harris County Flood Control District, and the U. S. Corps of Engineers A Brief Study of Archaeologically Sensitive Areas within the San Antonio River Improvements Concept Design, September 2000 by Waynne Cox HEC-RAS Model: Proposed vs. Existing Water Surface and Energy Grade Elevation, and Hydraulics Summary Report, January 2001 by PBS&J Hike and Bike Pathways, January 2001 by SWA Group Fluvial Geomorphology Design Criteria, January 2001 by Biohabitats, Inc. Master Cost Analysis Global Summary, Summary by Reach, and Summary of Costs, December 2000 by SWA Group Naming and Dedication Rights, January 2001 by SWA Group Summary of the Community Participation Activities and Responses Related to the Overall Design of the River Improvements, February – December 2000, by Linda Ximenes & Associates Brooklyn Avenue Dam, by SWA Group Operations and Maintenance Requirements, by SWA Group BIBLIOGRAPHY 64 94 102 155
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