I do not think it is part of a watershed program. I did not notify anyone before I started the project of clearing, nor when I had it logged last October. I am still dragging out brush that the loggers pushed into the creek to make their crossings (2x). I know that it can fill to the brim, but that was due to the Parish (County) road culvert failure. It has since been replaced.
I agree on the size, I had estimated a 60". I am thinking of trimming the upstream side of the culvert on an angle and building a trash screen out of pipe. This should keep it from jamming up as bad or getting something stuck inside.
I have probably violated half a dozen codes or more since I started this in 2006. It may come back to bite me when I start to obtain building permits and inspectors come. One good point is the Police Jury rep lives down the road from me. In Louisiana, the Police Jury is over all roads outside of any city limits.
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