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Human Effects Analysis of the Multi-Species Framework Alternatives |
Appendix B
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Table B-1 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Habitat/Water Use on Agricultural Lands |
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BPA Year 2000 Fish and Wildlife Program Project Proposals |
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ProposalProject No. |
Project Title |
$ Budget Requested of BPA1 |
Description |
|
20003 |
Enhance Fish Habitat by Improving Water Quality |
$200,000 |
Improve Yakima River water quality by working with farmers and dairy farmers. |
|
20010 |
Improve Fish Habitat by Reducing Farm Sediment Runoff |
$1,500,000 |
Enhance Yakima habitat by supporting on-farm improvements in Benton Cons. District with cost sharing and technical assistance. |
|
20035 |
Water Right Acquisition Program (Multi-Year FY 2000-2002) |
$130,000 |
Acquire consumptive water rights on John Day and Deschutes rivers; cost/cfs is $50,000. |
|
20070 |
Water Conservation and Stream Enhancement Project |
$18,382,000 |
Construct pipelines to replace 70 miles of leaky irrigation canals in Tumalo, Idaho. |
|
20074 |
Eagle Lakes Ranch Acquisition and Restoration |
$1,863,500 |
Protect wetland and shrub-steppe from development, buy and obtain easement for 7,500 acres in north Franklin Co. $520,000 for Wetland Reserve Program of 3,850 acres; $1,390,500 for purchase of 3,650 acres. |
|
20077 |
Inventory and Assessment of Irrigation Diversion Alternatives to Push-up Dams in the John Day River Basin, Oregon |
$187,500 |
Perform inventory and assessment of diversion structures. |
|
20089 |
Increase Instream Water Rights for Crabtree Creek |
$1,402,816 |
Pipe 3 miles of Lacomb ditch and allocate savings to instream flow. |
|
20090 |
Logan Valley Wildlife Mitigation Project |
$2,002,301 |
Would acquire 1,760 acres of the former Oxbow Ranch including 435 acres of pre-1900 water rights. |
|
20131 |
Enhance North Fork John Day River Subbasin Anadromous Fish Habitat |
$205,544 |
Includes constructing fences, controlling noxious weeds and planting native grasses. |
|
20134 |
Acquire Oxbow Ranch—Middle Fork John Day River |
$2,878,064 |
Acquire, protect and enhance 1,022 acres. |
|
20137 |
Acquisition of Malhuer Wildlife Mitigation Site |
$2,030,079 |
Acquire Denny Jones ranch, 7 miles of Malheur River, 328 acres of 1888 water rights, 21,000 acres of BLM, and 4,000 acres of state land. |
|
9705300 |
Toppenish-Simcoe Instream Flow Restoration and Assessment |
$231,978 |
Purchase 80 acres = 52,000; monitor and maintain ecosystem; irrigation analysis. |
|
9801800 |
John Day Watershed Restoration |
$1,034,836 |
Irrigation efficiency and improvements, replace push-up dams, streambank stabilization and planting, more… |
|
20032 |
Protect Bear Valley Wild Salmon, Steelhead, Bull Trout Spawning Habitat |
$310,000 |
Close 48,000 acres of the Elk Creek portion of Bear Valley Basin to grazing by buying and retiring allotment. Estimate 1,500 more escapement. |
|
20051 |
Decrease Sedimentation and Temperature in Streams, Educate Resource Managers |
$882,877 |
Total project cost is $1,029,477. Convert 20,000 acres of dryland crop fallow to annual cropping systems in Oregon of which 13,000 acres would be no-till. $10/acre incentive for no-till. Also would rehabilitate some riparian areas. |
|
20071 |
Restore Crab Lake and Adjacent Reaches of Crab Creek |
$365,000 |
Restore 2,000 acres of semi-permanent marsh on land drained for farmland. |
|
9303800 |
North Fork John Day Area Riparian Fencing |
$68,000 |
Install and maintain 76 miles of seasonal electric fence protecting 60 miles of river. |
|
8402100 |
Protect and Enhance Anadromous Fish Habitat in the John Day Subbasin |
$426,046 |
$62,500 (materials) for 17.5 miles of wire fence. |
|
8402500 |
Protect and Enhance Anadromous Fish Habitat in the Grande Ronde Basin |
$366,782 |
Livestock management, work with landowners, maintain fences, monitor. |
|
8710001 |
Enhance Umatilla River Basin Anadromous Fish Habitat |
$402,942 |
Includes 3 to 5 miles of fence, 1,500 pounds of native grass seed, control noxious weeds over 20 miles. |
|
8710002 |
Protect and Enhance Anadromous Fish Habitat in the Umatilla River Subbasin |
$715,558 |
Includes materials for 12 miles of fence, existing fence O&M, control noxious weeds over 280 acres, plant native shrubs/trees. |
|
9206200 |
Yakama Nation—Riparian/Wetlands Restoration |
$2,020,000 |
Protect and restore along anadromous fish rearing riversstreams; purchase land (2,500 acres) = 1,184,045. |
|
20087 |
Protect and Restore Mill Creek Watershed |
$63,036 |
80% for 3 miles of riparian fencing. |
|
9604200 |
Restore and Enhance Anadromous Fish Populations and Habitat in Salmon Creek |
$2,477,983 |
$1.85 million for land acquisition, easements, and land exchange. |
|
9802800 |
Trout Creek Watershed Improvement Project Multi-Year Funding Proposal |
$2,539,195 |
Eliminate push-up dams, diversion structures; build fencing, enhance bank stability; 10 miles of fencing = 40,000; 6 spring development = 18,000; 700 acres brush control = 6,000; three retention basins = 15,000; 5,280 ft of riparian vegetation = 30,000. |
|
9306200 |
Salmon River Anadromous Fish Passage Enhancement |
$420,000 |
Improve irrigation systems, install mainline pipe. |
|
9901700 |
Protect & Restore Lapwai Creek |
$261,276 |
Includes fencing and revegetation. |
|
9304000 |
Fifteenmile Creek Habitat Restoration (Request Multi-Year Funding) |
$2,172,712 |
100 miles of fence O&M ($10,000), $320,000 for screening/passage. |
|
20511 |
Deschutes River Umbrella Proposal |
$1,249,729 |
Total cost to all parties, but additional costs in other projects |
|
9306600 |
Oregon Fish Screening Project |
732,497 |
Install 25 new fish screen devices in John Day Basin. |
|
9404200 |
Trout Creek Habitat Restoration Project |
1,909,697 |
O&M of instream and riparian habitat improvements; remove barriers. |
|
20547 |
Yakima Subbasin Habitat/Watershed Project Umbrella |
$4,836,360 |
Includes passage, habitat, restoration. |
|
9206200 |
Yakama Nation-Riparian/Wetland Program |
2,020,000 |
Purchase land (approx. 2,500 acres) = 1,184,045; habitat restoration and protection. |
|
9603501 |
Satus Watershed Restoration |
502,396 |
Protect and enhance summer steelhead spawning and rearing habitat; includes planting and fencing. |
|
9705000 |
Little Naches River Riparian and In-channel Enhancement Project |
96,142 |
Increase shade/cover by planting native trees. |
|
9705100 |
Yakima Basin Side Channels |
801,673 |
Land purchase/easements (approx. 200 acres) = 500,000; protect, restore, and re-establish access to rearing habitat. |
|
9705300 |
Toppenish-Simcoe Instream Flow Restoration and Assessment |
231,978 |
Purchase 80 acres = 52,000; monitor and maintain ecosystem; irrigation analysis. |
|
9803300 |
Restore Upper Toppenish Creek Watershed |
207,003 |
Includes stabilizing eroding banks; enhance channel flow. |
|
9803400 |
Re-establish Safe Access into Tributaries of the Yakima Subbasin |
781,918 |
Reconnect 100 miles of habitat in 10 tributaries; 10 fishways15 screens = 500,000; land purchase (40 acres) = 100,000. |
|
9600700 |
Irrigation Diversion Consolidations and Water Conservation: Upper Salmon River, Idaho |
753,816 |
Consolidate two canals, eliminate one diversion, and construct screens. |
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1 Amount requested from BPA for FY 2000 unless noted otherwise. Dollars requested, not approved, and additional funds may be expected from other sources and in future years to complete each project.Source: BPA Fish and Wildlife Division Year 2000 Implementation Workplan Proposals (August, 1999) WRP = Wetland Reserve Program |
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tABLE B-2 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Screening of Irrigation Diversions |
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BPA Year 2000 Fish and Wildlife Program Project Proposals |
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ProposalProject No. |
Project Title |
Budget |
Description |
|
9105700 |
Yakima Phase 2 (Fish) Screen Fabrication |
$293,113 |
80% of budget for 5 screens, irrigation diversion. |
|
9107500 |
Yakima Phase II Screens—Construction |
$1,000,000 |
Complete construction at John Cox screen and initiate construction at others. |
|
9200900 |
Yakima (Fish) Screens Phase 2—O&M |
$133,591 |
O&M on screens to ensure optimal fish protection. |
|
9306600 |
Oregon Fish Screening Project |
$641,621 |
A mix of research, prioritizing, and construction. |
|
9802100 |
Hood River Fish Habitat Project |
$2,490,129 |
Includes construction of screens and removal of diversions. |
|
9401500 |
Idaho Fish Screen Improvement—O&M |
$2,636,208 |
30 to 50 screen projects annually until each irrigation diversion is screened. |
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O&M = operations and maintenance |
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Table B-3 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Habitat/Water Use on Agricultural Lands and Screening of Irrigation Diversions |
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Washington State Intra-Agency RT Awards, July 1999 |
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Project Number |
Project Name |
Project Sponsor |
Request |
Match |
Total |
|
SRR—Snake River |
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99-1319 |
Screening Bennington Lake |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$40,000 |
$26,000 |
$66,000 |
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SRR—Upper Columbia River |
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99-1327 |
Buttermilk Creek Ditch Fish Screen |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$9,000 |
$29,000 |
$38,000 |
|
99-1323 |
Wolf Creek Reclamation Dist. Fish Screen |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$90,000 |
$50,000 |
$140,000 |
|
99-1328 |
Fulton Canal Fish Screen |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$100,000 |
$50,000 |
$150,000 |
|
99-1325 |
Twisp-Power Ditch Fish Screen |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$90,000 |
$40,000 |
$130,000 |
|
99-1332 |
Entiat River Rock Vortex Weirs |
Chelan County Board of Commissioners |
$32,200 |
$5,000 |
$37,200 |
|
99-1346 |
Skyline Ditch Pipe Installation |
Okanogan County |
$100,000 |
$45,000 |
$145,000 |
|
99-1344 |
Early Winters Ditch Diversion Structure |
Okanogan County |
$100,000 |
$417,400 |
$117,400 |
|
99-1345 |
Fulton Ditch Lining Project |
Okanogan County |
$12,000 |
$46,000 |
$18,000 |
|
99-1347 |
Aspen Meadows Ditch Piping |
Okanogan County |
$64,077 |
$46,250 |
$70,327 |
|
99-1324 |
Beaver Creek Watershed Fish Passage |
Dept. of Fish & Wildlife |
$100,000 |
$450,000 |
$150,000 |
|
99-1339 |
Tourangeau Ditch |
Okanogan County |
$6,000 |
$4,500 |
$6,500 |
|
99-1340 |
Eagle Ditch Fish Screening |
Okanogan County |
$12,000 |
$4,500 |
$12,500 |
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Source: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife News Release Web Site (8/14/99) |
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The USDA’s Agricultural Conservation Program was modified in 1996 to become the Environmental Quality Incentives Program. Data about enrollment and costs in 1996 and 1997 are provided in Table B-4.
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Table B-4 |
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Agricultural Conservation Program in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, 1996-1997 Regular Program Practices, Units Served, and Cost per Unit 1 |
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Practice Code # |
Name |
Units, if not Acres |
Units Served |
Total Cost/acre |
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SL1 |
Permanent vegetative cover establishment |
7,882 |
$28.00 |
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SL2 |
Permanent vegetative cover improvement |
58,240 |
$11.00 |
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SL3 |
Stripcropping systems |
15,557 |
$20.00 |
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SL4 |
Terrace systems |
20,861 |
$17.00 |
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SL5 |
Grazing land protection |
127,866 |
$4.00 |
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SL11 |
Permanent vegetative cover on critical area |
901 |
$22.00 |
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SL14 |
Reduced tillage systems |
4,930 |
$9.00 |
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SL13 |
No till systems |
10,092 |
$18.00 |
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WC4 |
Irrigation water conservation |
56,481 |
$55.00 |
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WP1 |
Sediment retention, erosion or water control |
11,235 |
$39.00 |
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WP2 |
Stream protection |
6,702 |
$27.00 |
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WP1 |
Sod waterways |
1,275 |
$67.00 |
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WP4 |
Agricultural waste control facilities |
Number |
464 |
$1,724.00 |
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PR1 |
Forest tree plantations |
7,704 |
$137.00 |
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PR2 |
Forest stand improvements |
7,839 |
$47.00 |
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WL1 |
Permanent wildlife habitat |
220 |
$790.00 |
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WL2 |
Shallow water areas for wildlife |
1,361 |
$416.00 |
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SP10 |
Streambank stabilization |
2,145 |
$224.00 |
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SP53 |
Integrated crop management |
6,729 |
$16.00 |
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SP35 |
Water management systems for pollution control |
379 |
$72.00 |
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WQP1 |
Source reduction of agricultural pollutants |
42,423 |
$9.00 |
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1 Unit costs assume federal share of 75 percent and are rounded to the closest dollar.Source: USDA, ASCS, 1997 and 1996. Fiscal Year Statistical Summary, Agricultural Conservation Program. |
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Additional information about unit costs paid by the USDA for specific practices is provided by the "flat rate schedules" provided for Oregon, Washington, and Idaho (USDA NRCS, 1999). Unit costs of some likely conservation practices organized by strategy are in Table B-5.
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Table B-5 |
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Multi-Species Strategies, Agricultural Practices That Might be Used and Their Costs |
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Strategy |
Practices |
Initial Cost |
Unit |
Years Life |
O&M Factor (Share of Cost/year) |
Annual Cost at 4.75% |
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Nutrient and pathogen load reduction from grazing/agriculture |
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Conservation tillage |
$35.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$36.66 |
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No till |
$30.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$31.42 |
|
|
Conservation cropping sequence |
$11.41 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$11.95 |
|
|
Deferred grazing (OR) |
$0.80 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$0.84 |
|
|
Deferred grazing (ID) |
$6.50 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$6.81 |
|
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Planned grazing |
$0.80 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$0.84 |
|
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Proper grazing |
$1.20 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$1.26 |
|
|
Filter strip |
$125.00 |
1,320 feet |
1 |
0 |
$130.94 |
|
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Pesticide reduction |
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Pest management (OR) |
$5.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$5.24 |
|
|
Pest scouting (WA) |
$10.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$10.48 |
|
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Reduce grazing impacts to riparian/ aquatic ecosystem |
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Woven barb wire fence |
$4,200 |
Mile |
20 |
0.02 |
$413.91 |
|
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Livestock well, 3" (OR) |
$25.00 |
Feet |
20 |
0.01 |
$2.21 |
|
|
Livestock well, 6" (ID) |
$22.00 |
Feet |
20 |
0 |
$1.73 |
|
|
Use exclusion, fencing |
$1.00 |
Feet |
20 |
0.01 |
$0.09 |
|
|
Use exclusion, lost value, irrig |
$100-$135 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$105-$141 |
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Use exclusion, lost value, dryland |
$35-$70 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$37-$73 |
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Agricultural water conservation |
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Center pivot irrigation |
$342.00 |
Acre |
15 |
0.02 |
$39.23 |
|
|
Wheel move irrigation |
$316.00 |
Acre |
15 |
0.01 |
$33.09 |
|
|
Gated pipe irrigation |
$131.00 |
Acre |
15 |
0.02 |
$15.03 |
|
|
Trickle irrigation |
$1,175.00 |
Acre |
15 |
0.05 |
$170.05 |
|
|
Irrigation pipe installation |
$3.50 |
Feet |
50 |
5 |
$17.68 |
|
|
Irrigation water management |
$47.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$49.23 |
|
|
Irrigation waste water treatment |
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|
Tailwater recovery |
$200.00 |
Acre |
20 |
0.03 |
$21.71 |
|
|
Reduce agricultural impacts to ripanian/ aquatic ecosystem |
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|
Nutrient management (OR) |
$28.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$29.33 |
|
|
Nutrient management, irrigated (WA) |
$15.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$15.71 |
|
|
Nutrient management, dryland (WA) |
$5.00 |
Acre |
1 |
0 |
$5.24 |
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Source: USDA, NRCS, Portland. Personal Communications. |
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Table B-6 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Habitat on Forest Lands |
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BPA Year 2000 Fish and Wildlife Program Project Proposals |
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ProposalProject No. |
Project Title |
Budget Requested of BPA |
Description |
|
20005 |
West Fisher Watershed Restoration |
$288,112 |
Buy 3,500 acres, road obliteration, stream channel stabilization. |
|
20028 |
Purchase Conservation Easement from Plum Creek Timber Company along Fisher River |
$500,000 |
Development easement on 73,000 acres allows timber consistent with fish habitat. |
|
20084 |
Protect and Restore the North Locha Face Analysis Area Watersheds |
$204,782 |
Includes obliterating 10 miles of road. |
|
9607709 |
Protect and Restore the Squaw to Papoose Creek Watersheds |
$653,607 |
Obliterate 20 miles of roads that increase sediment into streams; survey 40 miles and provide erosion control. |
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Source: BPA Fish and Wildlife Division (August, 1999) |
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Table B-7 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Riparian/Instream Habitat |
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BPA Year 2000 Fish and Wildlife Program Project Proposals |
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ProposalProject No. |
Project Title |
$ Budget Requested of BPA |
Description |
|
20018 |
Tucannon River and Asotin Creek Riparian Enhancement |
$134,051 |
Plant woody riparian species. |
|
20017 |
Restore Habitat Within Dredge Tailings on the Yankee Fork Salmon river |
$207,260 |
Redistribute dredge tailings piles in 6 miles of habitat, similar to 9605300 on the John Day River. |
|
20033 |
Rehabilitate instream and Riparian Habitat on the Similkameen and Okanogan Rivers |
$484,902 |
7 miles of habitat, $430,000 is for an access bridge. |
|
20037 |
Improvement of Anadromous Fish Habitat and Passage in Omak Creek |
$349,661 |
60% of cost to remove railroad debris to allow access to 26 miles of habitat, 40% is riparian protection and restoration, forestry and roads. |
|
20072 |
Restoring Perennial Instream Flows at Ahtanum Creek |
$184,900 |
Obtain baseline environmental and engineering data. |
|
20083 |
Evaluate, Restore and Enhance 14 miles of Instream and Riparian Habitat on Lower Crab Creek |
$102,706 |
Survey site and develop a restoration plan. |
|
20086 |
Rehabilitate Newsome Creek—South Fork Clearwater River |
$364,725 |
BPA share only, obliterate 10 miles of roads and feasibility of channel rehab. |
|
20125 |
Restore Riparian and Anadromous Fish Habitat in the Upper Sandy Basin |
$97,750 |
Contact, coordinate, plan, and design assistance. |
|
20128 |
Riparian Restoration And Enhancement Planning For Multnomah Channel |
$65,000 |
24 acres of riparian forest by clearing brush is 35%, remainder is studies and watershed plan. |
|
9605300 |
Upper Clear Creek Dredge Tailings Restoration |
$151,000 |
Restore 1 mile, pull weeds, plant grasses. |
|
9303501 |
Enhance Fish, Riparian, and Wildlife Habitat Within the Red River Watershed |
$550,000 |
25,000 willow poles = 32,000; easements = 211,424. |
|
9401806 |
Implement Tucannon River Watershed Plan to Restore Salmonid Habitat |
$947,000 |
Includes LWD placement, fencing, irrigation modification, and revegetation. |
|
9701100 |
Enhance and Protect Habitat and Riparian Areas on DVIR |
$324,722 |
Fencing O&M, re-vegetation, pipe for water line, planting of native trees = 110,000. |
|
9705000 |
Little Naches River Riparian and In-channel Enhancement Project |
$96,142 |
Improve/restore habitat; increase covershade by planting trees along riparian habitat. |
|
9901400 |
Restore Anadromous Fish Habitat in the Little Canyon Creek Watershed |
$306,586 |
(No description provided.) |
|
9901500 |
Restore Anadromous Fish Habitat in the Nichols Canyon Subwatershed |
$438,488 |
(No description provided.) |
|
9604601 |
Walla Walla Basin Fish Habitat Enhancement |
$329,876 |
(No description provided.) |
|
9705600 |
Lower Klickitat River Riparian and In-Channel Habitat Enhancement Project |
$324,000 |
80,000 for land acquisition; project includes fencing, pool formation, and re-vegetation. |
|
9801900 |
Wind River Watershed Restoration |
$1,385,712 |
Plant 45 acres of riparian forest; decommission 5 miles of roads; place woody debris in 2.25 miles of river (about 200 pieces). |
|
9803300 |
Restore Upper Toppenish Creek Watershed |
$207,003 |
Includes stabilizing eroding bank, enhancing channel passage. |
|
9901900 |
Restore the Salmon River, in the Challis, Idaho, area, to a Healthy Condition Through the Efforts of a Collaborative, Locally Based, Watershed Group |
$2,322,170 |
Restore 12 miles of river; remove or lower dikes. |
|
9900600 |
Restoration of Riparian Habitat in BakeovenDeep Creeks |
$131,000 |
4.5 miles of fencing = 3,000; also includes revegetation and off-stream developments. |
|
9902600 |
Sandy River Delta Riparian Reforestation |
$88,600 |
Restore 50 acres of riparian forest; preparation and planting. |
|
Source: BPA Fish and Wildlife Division (August, 1999) |
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Table B-8 |
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|
Human Effects Strategy Block, Riparian/Instream Habitat |
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|
Washington State Intra-Agency RT Awards, July 1999 |
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|
Project Number |
Project Name |
Project Sponsor |
Request |
Match |
Total |
|
SRR—Snake River |
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|
99-1316 |
Asotin Creek In-Stream Habitat Projects |
Asotin Co. Conservation District |
$21,000 |
$38,000 |
$59,000 |
|
99-1311 |
Tucannon and Touchet River Riparian Tree |
Columbia Conservation District |
$87,250 |
$12,750 |
$100,000 |
|
99-1315 |
Asotin Creek Riparian Fencing Projects |
Asotin Co. Conservation District |
$30,000 |
$30,000 |
$60,000 |
|
99-1320 |
Asotin Creek Riparian Tree Propagation |
Asotin Co. Conservation District |
$80,000 |
$27,750 |
$107,750 |
|
99-1411 |
Touchet River Riparian Restoration |
Walla Walla Co. Conservation District |
$98,500 |
$82,500 |
$181,000 |
|
99-1412 |
Nine Mile Ranch Riparian Restoration |
Walla Walla Co. Conservation District |
$63,000 |
$137,000 |
$200,000 |
|
99-1322 |
Tucannon River Instream Habitat Restoration |
Columbia Conservation District |
$47,971 |
$116,465 |
$164,436 |
|
99-1314 |
Columbia County Instream Habitat Restoration |
Columbia Conservation District |
$90,417 |
$14,678 |
$105,095 |
|
99-1318 |
Columbia County Upland BMP Implementation |
Columbia Conservation District |
$43,700 |
$28,000 |
$71,700 |
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SRR—Upper Columbia River |
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99-1334 |
Blackbird Island Habitat Development |
Chelan Co. Board of Commissioners |
$57,132 |
$13,000 |
$70,132 |
|
99-1333 |
Brender Creek Habitat Development |
Chelan Co. Board of Commissioners |
$43,931 |
$3,000 |
$46,931 |
|
99-1308 |
Salmon Creek Riparian Restoration |
Confederated Tribes Colville |
$40,000 |
$11,500 |
$51,500 |
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SRR —Middle Columbia River |
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99-1336 |
Swale Creek Riparian Restoration |
Klickitat County |
$7,500 |
$1,450 |
$8,950 |
|
99-1338 |
Little Klickitat River Restoration |
Klickitat County |
$67,000 |
$67,000 |
$134,000 |
|
99-1337 |
Payne Bank Protection/Re-vegetation |
Klickitat County |
$13,200 |
$1,500 |
$14,700 |
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SRR —Lower Columbia River |
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99-1421 |
Hardy Creek Spawning and Rearing Channel |
Washington Trout |
$100,000 |
$132,958 |
$232,958 |
|
99-1355 |
Chelatchie Creek RestorationEnhancement |
Fish First |
$59,610 |
$8,000 |
$67,610 |
|
99-1358 |
East Fork Lewis Riparian Restoration |
Vancouver Parks and Rec. Dept. |
$96,450 |
$20,000 |
$116,450 |
|
99-1366 |
Burnt Bridge Creek Riparian Enhancement |
City of Vancouver |
$5,000 |
$6,000 |
$11,000 |
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Source: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife News Release Web
Site (8/14/99) |
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Table B-9 |
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Human Effects Strategy Block, Riparian/Instream Habitat |
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FY 1999 Salmon Habitat Restoration Grants, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife |
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Project Name |
Sponsor |
Grant Amount ($) |
Summary |
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Ziegler Creek Groundwater-Fed Sockeye Spawning Channel |
Quinault Indian Nation |
20,397 |
The project sponsor will create a channel from an existing pond to the mainstem of Ziegler Creek to give wild coho salmon juveniles additional rearing habitat, and the creation of a groundwater-fed spawning channel. |
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Drainage District 6 Habitat Restoration Project |
Snohomish County Department of Public Works |
300,000 |
This project will restore 23.3 acres of diked and drained land into a functioning, tidally influenced freshwater wetland to increase off-channel rearing habitat. |
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Shoreline Restoration of Major Salmon Streams in Clark County |
Clark County Community Service |
40,000 |
This project will revegetate approximately 18 miles of riparian habitat. |
|
Clearwater River Off-Channel Habitat Restoration |
Quinault Indian Nation |
61,339 |
This project will increase available off-channel habitat for coho, steelhead, and cutthroat trout by eliminating blockages and constructing fish passages. |
|
Large Woody Debris Installation |
King Co. Water and Land Res. Division |
60,658 |
Sponsor will purchase large coniferous logs for installation as large woody debris in six location on the Cedar River, Green River, and Griffin Creek. |
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Wilson Creek Riparian Restoration |
Yakama Nation |
66,240 |
Funds will be used to continue a fisheries habitat improvement project. |
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Salmon Projects 1998 |
Pierce County Conservation Dist. |
126,713 |
This grant will fund 11 separate projects in Pierce County, focusing on the Upper Puyallup and Nisqually watersheds. |
|
Brender Creek Salmon Habitat Restoration/Rearing Pond Project |
Icicle Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited |
22,065 |
Reopens approximately ½ mile of tributary habitat and creates a ½-acre in-channel salmon and steelhead pond. |
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Blackbird Island Salmon and Steelhead Spawning/Rearing Channel |
Icicle Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited |
261,880 |
Creates ¾ mile of off-channel salmon and steelhead spawning and rearing habitat adjacent to the mainstem of the Wenatchee River. |
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Dungeness River-Dungeness Bay Restoration |
Clallam Conservation District |
177,218 |
Continues riparian restoration work completed by the Clallam Conservation District. Includes 7 miles of riparian restoration and restoring and additional three segments of sub-watersheds of the Dungeness River. |
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Dungeness River Salmon Habitat Restoration |
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe |
195,804 |
The sponsor will install large woody debris structures in the Dungeness River. |
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Lower East Fork Lewis River Riparian Restoration |
Vancouver-Clark Parks & Recreation |
43,144 |
This project will restore native riparian vegetation along 3 km of the East Fork Lewis River. |
|
Chehalis Basin Salmon Recovery |
Grays Harbor Conservation District |
291,750 |
This project will conduct habitat restoration at 12 sites within the Chehalis River Basin. |
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Cowlitz River Drainage Anadromous Program |
Lewis County Commission |
4,000 |
This grant will be used to fund cattle exclusion fencing along Hill Creek in Cowlitz County. |
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Dewatto River Watershed Habitat Restoration |
Mason Conservation District |
102,867 |
This project involves riparian habitat restoration at Huson, Oak Lake, and Ludvick Lake creeks. |
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North Folk Stillaguamish Engineered Log Jam Project Phase II |
Washington Trout |
160,127 |
This project will increase the quantity and quality of holding pool habitat for spawning summer chinook salmon, and enhance off-channel habitat by protecting and maintaining the upstream end of several side channels. |
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Watershed Plan Implementation Projects |
Cowlitz and Wahkiakum Conservation District |
90,095 |
Funds will be used to implement salmonid habitat restoration projects in Arkansas Creek, Lackler Creek, and the Grays River watershed. |
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Coppei Creek Restoration Project |
Walla Walla County Conservation District |
282,269 |
This project will restore 5.5 miles of salmonid habitat in Coppei Creek on the Walla Walla River watersheds by increasing channel complexity and reducing sediment delivery with in-stream structures. |
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Buchanan Ranch Salmon Habitat Recovery Project |
North Yakima Conservation District |
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