material for parks and Material must have suitable (dewatering). contaminated soils would need purposes) recreation. geotechnical qualities for end to be treated due to public use. exposure if material used in parks. During project phase material may release metals by oxidation or erosion to the surrounding environment. Any material can be suitable Any material can be suitable. Only small volumes due to Material being used in for use as agriculture product, Geotechnical properties not local demand. aquaculture producing however, salt content restricts significant. products from human potential applications. consumption must be Freshwater dredge material contaminant free. Material preferable. Most suitable used in agriculture must have material is consolidated clays salt content removed. and silt/soft clay. Any material may be suitable Minimal as habitat not load Smaller dredging projects. Contaminated sediment not HABITAT for habitat restoration and bearing. Clays and silts suitable for use. Sediment RESTORATION/ development. Silt and soft suitable. oxidation at upland project CREATION clays suitable for wetland sites could release metal restoration. contaminants. PASS soils not suitable for habitats that remain dry (upland).
purposes) material for parks and recreation. Material must have suitable geotechnical qualities for end use. (dewatering). contaminated soils would need to be treated due to public exposure if material used in parks. During project phase material may release metals by oxidation or erosion to the surrounding environment. Any material can be suitable for use as agriculture product, however, salt content restricts potential applications. Freshwater dredge material preferable. Most suitable material is consolidated clays and silt/soft clay. Any material can be suitable. Geotechnical properties not significant. Only small volumes due to local demand. Material being used in aquaculture producing products from human consumption must be contaminant free. Material used in agriculture must have salt content removed. HABITAT RESTORATION/ CREATION Any material may be suitable for habitat restoration and development. Silt and soft clays suitable for wetland restoration. Minimal as habitat not load bearing. Clays and silts suitable. Smaller dredging projects. Contaminated sediment not suitable for use. Sediment oxidation at upland project sites could release metal contaminants. PASS soils not suitable for habitats that remain dry (upland).