Setout process
To start the process, a team conducts a shoreline survey to determine the ideal location for the bulkhead, taking into account factors such as water depth, wave energy, and wind direction. The survey team finalizes the bulkhead design, considering the specific needs of the site and the marine life in the area.
After the design is finalized, the team stakes out the location for the bulkhead by placing stakes in the ground to mark the exact spot where the bulkhead will be installed. They take great care in selecting the location, considering the necessary height for the bulkhead to provide protection while maintaining proper water circulation.
Next, the bulkhead construction process begins. The team digs a trench along the shoreline, where the bulkhead will be installed, and fills it with concrete or other materials to create a stable foundation. They then install and secure the bulkhead to the foundation, creating a strong barrier against erosion.
The active voice highlights the importance of each step in the bulkhead-setout process, making it more engaging and informative. For example, instead of saying “The location is staked out,” the active voice emphasizes the action by saying “The team stakes out the location for the bulkhead by placing stakes in the ground to mark the exact spot.”
Overall, the bulkhead-setout process is critical to the restoration of Carancahua Bay’s ecosystem. By utilizing the active voice, the process becomes more dynamic, emphasizing the importance of each step in ensuring the bay’s long-term sustainability.