LOW-VOLUME ROADS ENGINEERING
Best Management PracticesField GuideLOW-VOLUME ROADSENGINEERINGGordon Keller&James SherarLOW-VOLUME ROADS BMPS: iLow-VLow-VLow-VLow-VLow-Volume Rolume Rolume Rolume Rolume RoadsoadsoadsoadsoadsEngineeringEngineer ingEngineeringEngineeringEngineeringBest Management PracticesField GuideByGordon Keller, PEGeotechnical EngineerUSDA, Forest ServicePlumas National Forest, CaliforniaandJames Sherar, PELogging EngineerUSDA, Forest ServiceNational Forests of North CarolinaProduced forUS Agency for International Development (USAID)In Cooperation withUSDA, Forest Service, International Programs& conservation Management Institute,Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityJuly 2003 LOW-VOLUME ROADS BMPS: iiphoto hereInformation contained in this document has been developed for the guidance of road builders,road managers, and resource specialists in most geographic areas to help build better, more cost-effective ROADS , and ROADS that minimize adverse environmental impacts and protect water Department of Agriculture (USDA) or Agency for International Development(USAID) assumes no responsibility for the interpretation or use of this information.
trial plant populations and soil conservation efforts to water quality and populations of aquatic organisms in receiving waters. ... Office of International Programs, the Pacific Southwest Region, and the Plumas National Forest. The original Spanish version of this document was produced with the help of Ramon Alvarez,
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