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Lehigh river release waiver 2025

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The document is a Release of Liability form for participants in the Whitewater Challengers program on the Lehigh River. It outlines the significant risks associated with the activities, including potential injury or death, and requires participants to acknowledge and assume these risks. Participants must comply with safety requirements, allow for the use of their images for promotional purposes, and agree to release the organization from any liability related to their participation. Additionally, it specifies that any disputes will be handled in Luzerne County Court, PA.

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What does dam release mean?

The often-used term Dam Release refers to water released above and beyond the usual amount.

When was Francis Walter dam built?

Francis E. Walter Dam was constructed in 1961 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The dam was primarily built for flood risk management, but recreation became a Congressionally-authorized purpose in 1988.

What happens when a dam is released?

Release of water from the downstream side of reservoirs at dams affects the ecology of the river downstream because there is little or no entrained sediment to replenish alluvial deposits along the river, and, in fact, the now sediment-starved river is more likely to erode existing bars, beaches, and riverbeds.

What is a dam release?

Water Releases are the somewhat awkward name given to Army Corps of Engineers programs that let extra water out of the dam at prescribed times.

Why do they release water from dams?

Removing a Dam is a Slow, Careful Incremental Process The water must be released very slowly, typically dropping only six inches per day, at most. To people downstream in the river, the additional flow is largely negligible, but may look like a higher flow typically seen following a heavy rainstorm.