The Matilija Dam Ecosystem Restoration Project (MDERP) is a public-private partnership to remove the obsolete Matilija Dam from the Ventura River Watershed. MDERP includes a …

The Matilija Dam Ecosystem Restoration Project (MDERP) is a public-private partnership to remove the obsolete Matilija Dam from the Ventura River Watershed.

Matilija Dam Removal. The presently envisioned method for the removal of the Matilija Dam is a modification from the dam removal proposal as approved in 2004. Under the proposed …

In 1999, the Ventura County Board of Supervisors passed a Resolution supporting the removal of the Matilija Dam. Over the past two decades, the Matilija Dam Ecosystem Restoration Project …

The removal of Matilija Dam will restore endangered steelhead access to over 17 miles of critical habitat in the Matilija Creek headwaters and reconnect the creek wildlife corridor for many …

Recent examples have shown that dam removal and sediment management can be far less technically complicated and expensive than some complex alternatives, and more desirable …

2023年11月9日 · VCPWA-Watershed Protection is soliciting public input regarding the scope and content of a Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) focused on the dam removal …

Beginning in October 2023, Ventura County Public Works Agency is meeting with property owners neighboring the Ventura River whose property could be directly impacted by dam removal. …

involves full dam removal, on-site sediment stabilization, and a short-term transport period. In order to identify significant impacts resulting from the Approved Project (Alternative 4b), the …

As part of MDERP, upgrades are planned to bring the Live Oaks Acres levee system up to federal standards and to provide sufficient flood protection during and after dam removal.