The brochure contains the following headings. This project was completed in 1998. The dry hydrants were funded by a grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission. In 1998 the second phase of the Lynch Streambank Stabilization Project was completed. This project protected five homes from being undercut by Looney Creek.
Looney Creek is a very high velocity mountain stream.
A variety of speakers discussed new technologies for stabilizing difficult areas such as coal refuse dumps, logging roads, and extremely poor soils. About 85 contractors, loggers, and conservation professionals attended the Seminar. The field day was held at Clay County Judge Executive James Garrison's catfish farm. Programs included the processes of getting the fish from the fertilized egg stage to a marketable catfish. In june of 1981 the City of McKee, Kentucky was hit hard by a flash flood.