Warren, Vermont
1.Prickly Mountain Rd. This road has two sites on it; one up by Blueberry Lake (We call it ‘Upper Prickly Mtn’), the second site is at the junction of Prickly Mtn Rd, Fuller Hill Rd, and Senor Rd. (we call it ‘Lower Prickly Mtn’)
Upper Prickly Mtn
Evidence of erosion at roadside ditch on Upper Prickly Mtn
Silt fence installed at Upper Prickly Mtn Rd
Lower Prickly Mtn
View of lower portion of Prickly Mtn Rd with ditch on right
Silt Fence installed to catch sediment flowing from lower portion of Prickly Mtn Rd
Waitsfield Vermont
1. Rolston Rd. This road is characterized by a steep grade, with a very narrow eroded ditch on the left and a steep drop off on the right
Silt fence set up to catch sediment eroding from Rolston Rd.
Fayston, Vermont
1. Randell Rd. This road has shown signs of serious erosion on both sides; requiring us to install a sediment retention fence at a culvert outlet to measure the runoff from the left side of the road, and to install another sediment retention fence on the right side of the road just in the roadside ditch.
Randell Rd with erosion on left side of road
Fence on Randell Rd installed in ditch on right side of road
Fence on Randell Rd installed at culvert outlet
2. Kew-Vasseur Rd. Like Randell Rd, this steep road also has some deeply eroded ditches.
Eroded ditch on right side of Kew-Vasseur Rd
Henry servicing sediment retention fence at Kew-Vasseur culvert outlet
3. Bragg Hill. This road is similar to lower Prickly Mtn in that it is an open area and has a more shallow slope relative to the other sites in Fayston.
Ditch on right side of Bragg Hill
Fence at culvert outlet for Bragg Hill
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