A natural arroyo with a cobble-lined lower reach collects heavy silt at the transition from an unlined upper reach. The fix: elevate the cobbles on a screen to let silt pass through.
This “dry stream” approach drastically reduces annual cleanout labor while maintaining flow capacity.
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