Mashel River Bank Stabilization
Date: 2026GET A QUOTE
Description
A bank of the Mashel River was slowly being scoured after a repair upstream changed waterflow patterns. The erosion threatened a wastewater treatment plant in Eatonville operated by Eatonville Public Works. Work on the riverbank included "installing engineered wood structures consisting of toe logs, ballasted log rows, and ballasted engineered log jam (ELJ) structures above and below water" and "embankment reshaping including furnishing and installing gravel and cobble above and below water" (BXWA.com description).Materials
1,500 tons of Custom Streambed Boulder Mix150 Tons of WSDOT Class 2 Sand
60 tons of 4-Man Streambed Boulders
30 tons of 3-Man Streambed Boulders
Highlights
Washington Rock Quarries provided Super Sacks of sand to help with water diversion. We also supplied streambed boulders that were drilled by the contractor to allow logs to be lashed to the boulders with chains.The successful completion of the project "will help prevent the city from releasing 5.8 million gallons of contaminated wastewater if flooding occurs in the treatment facility," according to The News Tribune.
