Grade Stabilization Structure
Definition:   A structure to control the grade and head cutting in natural or artificial channels.

Purpose:    To stabilize the grade and control erosion in natural or artificial channels, to prevent formation or advance of gullies, and to enhance environmental quality and reduce pollution hazards.

Conditions Where Practice Applies:
     a.  In areas where the concentration and flow velocity of water
          require structures to stabilize the grade in channels or to
          control gully erosion.
     b.  In areas where acceptable, grade stabilization structures may
          be used as a form of terrace outlet.
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