The Central Asheville Restoration Plan will investigate and find solutions to water quality issues within three streams that originate near downtown Asheville and flow through the River Arts District. The streams —Town Branch, Bacoate Branch, and Haith Branch— all empty into a section of the French Broad River in Asheville that is a common recreation destination. The year-long study will result in a nine-element watershed restoration plan that RiverLink and partners can use to guide their work to improve water quality in the French Broad River and its tributaries.
RiverLink and Blue Earth Engineering present the Central Asheville Watershed Restoration Plan (CAWRP). The CAWRP is the result of a year-long study to investigate and find solutions to water quality issues within three streams that originate near downtown Asheville and flow into the French Broad River in the River Arts District. The study team will give a 45-minute presentation followed by a discussion.
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