Chapter 9 Hydraulic Structures - UDFCD
time, this change in hydrology may cause streambed degradation, otherwise known as down cutting or head cutting. Stabilization improvements to the strea m are necessary prior to or concurrent with development in the watershed. Stream stabilization is the third step of the Four Step Process to Stormwater Management (see
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