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Moderate Risk/Consequence
Moderate Risk/Consequence
RRISSC Screening
Level Assessment
Steps1. Land Use Activities
2. Hydro/Physio Inventory
3. Variables Influenced
4. Risk Rating System
5. Hillslope Processes
6. Mass Wasting
7. Roads
8. Surface Erosion
9. Hydrologic Processes
10. Flow Changes
11. Channel Processes
12. Stability Assessment
13. Streambank Erosion
14. In-channel Mining
15. Channel Impacts
16. Enlargement
17. Aggradation
18. Channel Evolution
19. Degradation
20. Sediment Risk Summary
21. Consequence Summary
22. Low Risk
23. Moderate Risk
24. High Risk
25. Mitigation
26. Monitoring
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For reaches or sub-watersheds that received the overall rating of moderate risk, recommendations are generally to proceed to specific mitigation and design changes in management practices that relate specifically to the activities or conditions that caused the risk rating and the processes affected (Step 25). This assessment allows the user to appropriately design measures that offset adverse consequences of specific land use practices/conditions. The resultant measures can be recommendations for stabilization, enhancement, resolution of conditions causing impairment, and/or restoration. Monitoring should be conducted to ensure that stream processes and/or land treatment are responding to mitigation measures implemented.
