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     Robert J. Cabral
     Agricultural Center
     2101 E. Earhart Avenue,
     Suite 300
     Stockton, CA 95206
     209-953-6200 Phone
     209-953-6268 Fax

DIRECTOR OF
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
Ronald E. Baldwin

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Upper Jones Levee Break- PHOTOS

DEBRIS CLEARANCE

PHASE II (updated May-26-05)

Sample of cleaned area #1	Sample of cleaned area #2	Containers delivery for excavotor filling	Excavator removing debris	Crew removes debris	Drift wood and floating rail track blocks levee	Brush makes debris gathering difficult
Excavator quickens time in removing	Hazardous tanks mixed with debris	Tree service removes phone poles & trees	Flood caused peat "moghuls"	Excavator makes quick work on deris piles	Damaged buildings will be destroyed	Narrow roads create tight space use
Debris blocks levee repair-even buildings	Crewmembers must focus on safety-first!	Downed poles block debris and levee work	High weeds slow progress to search	Weeds reduce safety around equipment	Soft shoulders require some road blockage	Driver sweeps high weeds for debris
Cleaned sites are photographed	Utilities still in repair - causes safety risk	Hazardous material tanks removal
Cleaned sites are photographed	Utilities still in repair - causes safety risk	Hazardous material tanks removal	Multiple contractors work together	Hazardous material tanks removal	Hazardous material tanks removal	Floodfight supplies and debris mixed
Repaired road under Railroad tracks	Some farming able to restart	Poles required cutting to ease disposal	Another area cleared for replanting	Many growers helped by cleaning near levee	Structure demo debris was not accepted	Debris crews see nature returning