CRFQ AGR26-16 - Exhibit B 4-BC15 As Built Drawings.pdf

This is an "As Built" engineering document for the Brush Creek Watershed Project, Multiple Purpose Dam No. 15, created by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Soil Conservation Service in collaboration with the Mercer County Court and City of Princeton, West Virginia. The project is located in Princeton, Mercer County, West Virginia, and involves a multiple-purpose dam designed for water supply and flood prevention. The dam has a drainage area of 1,768 acres, a flood storage area of 558 acre-feet, and a water surface area of 72 acres. The dam's height is 74 feet, with a total fill volume of 236,100 cubic yards.

The project was constructed under the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act in 1964, with the primary objectives of providing water supply for the City of Princeton and preventing flood damage in the North Fork of Brush Creek area. The document includes detailed technical drawings and specifications for various components of the dam, including the principal spillway, emergency spillway, seepage drain details, riser structures, and various structural elements. The "As Built" drawings provide comprehensive engineering details of the dam's construction, including material specifications, structural dimensions, and technical cross-sections, serving as a record of the actual implementation of the project.