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Enchanted Valley Chalet Margin of Safety

Given that we just had an atmospheric river come through the PNW, how much river bank and margin of safety is left before Enchanted Valley Chalet falls into the river. This video uses footage shot in September 2023 not previously included in prior video to answer that question. While the administrative process continues to disassemble the chalet (see documents list below), the Quinault River may have its own timetable. This video provides visual context to the NPS document “Final Disposition of Enchanted Valley Chalet Environmental assessment”. The document can be accessed at project website https://parkplanning.nps.gov/ONPEVCEA2 (may have to cut/paste into browser) where there are below links to pdf, PowerPoint presentation, appendices, and separate channel/site flood hazard study. Document Content of project website: Final Disposition of the Enchanted Valley Chalet/EA-Newsletter.pdf Final Disposition of the Enchanted Valley Chalet/EA.pdf Final Disposition of the Enchanted Valley Chalet/EA-Appendices.pdf Enchanted Valley Chalet - FAQs.pdf Site Flood Hazards Survey Report 2018.pdf Cuprinol Test Results 2014.pdf Lead-based Paint Test Results 2019.pdf Public Review Comment Form (optional for mailing comments).pdf EVC/EA Virtual Public Meeting Presentation.pdf EVC/EA Recording of Virtual Public Meeting - Start at 3:40 in.mp4 Note that I am not affiliated with National Park Service or National Forest Service in anyway. Viewers seeking to understand the larger context are encouraged to review the above documentation. Hopefully those asking questions will have read the documents beforehand where most will be answered. If a question is not answered in documents above, I probably don’t know answer either and can only offer an uninformed, biased opinion. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:58 Visual gap, margin 1:21 Crappy video measuring gap 2:17 What does it mean? 3:10 Down on the river bed 4:52 2024 plans