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Review of John Day Habitat Enhancement Implementation Strategy (#2007-397-00)

Council Document Number: 
ISRP 2016-4
Published date: 
February 26, 2016
Document state: 
Published

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  • Initial submittal from Tribes (Dec 2015)
  • Initial ISRP review (Feb 2016)
    • Comments received (through July 2016)
  • Response from the Tribes to Council (July 2016)

Initial submittal from Tribes

These links are a submittal received from Bonneville for Project #2007-397-00, John Day Passage, Flow and Habitat Enhancement. This submittal is intended to address the conditions the Council placed on this project as part of the Geographic Category Review in November 2013. The specific recommendation was as follows.

Implement with conditions through 2014. Sponsor to submit to Council and ISRP for review the final Implementation Strategy (ISRP qualification). Sponsor to coordinate with projects #1984-021-00 and #1993-066-00 and appropriate local governments in the development of the Implementation Strategy (see recommendations for projects #1984-021-00 and #1993-066-00). See Programmatic Issue and Recommendation B for umbrella projects.

On December 2, 2015, the following documents were received. In addition, six hard copies and discs were also provided.

  • Cover letter from CTWSRO
  • John Day River Watershed Strategy 
  • Document: "2016-2017 Project Proposals Due on June 19, 2015"
  • Document: "Project Scoring Matrix User’s Guide"
  • Document: "Project Scoring Matrix"
  • Document: "Special Project Scoring Matrix User’s Guide"
  • Document: "Special Project Scoring Matrix"

Initial ISRP review

In response to the Council’s December 2, 2015 request, the ISRP reviewed the John Day River Watershed Restoration Strategy (Strategy) developed by the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon (Tribes) for the John Day Watershed Restoration Program (Project #2007-397-00) and its partners. The Strategy is intended for John Day Basin landowners, Tribal partners, and potential funders to proactively identify and fund projects that protect, manage, and restore fish habitat. As part of the review, the ISRP also examined the application materials and scoring criteria used to solicit and select projects generated through the Strategy.

The Tribes submitted these documents to address the Council’s recommendation and qualification from the Geographic Category Review (November 2013). That review called for an ISRP and Council review of the Tribes’ Strategy for the project, which was to be developed in coordination with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (ODFW) John Day habitat restoration and irrigation screening projects (#1984-021-00 and #1993-066-00) and with appropriate local governments.

ISRP Recommendation: Response Requested

The Strategy is an informative, well-produced, highly visual document that presents a basinwide approach and perspective for protection and restoration of the John Day Basin. The document is an excellent source of information and provides a solid foundation for understanding the basin’s watershed issues. With the cooperation of other basin partners, it has the potential to help unify watershed restoration in the basin.

Despite significant evidence of progress with the Strategy document, the project proponent has not fully addressed the ISRP’s qualifications from the Geographic Review, and thus the ISRP requests a response. Key issues that remain unclear and require an additional response include project prioritization and coordination, public and partner support, monitoring and evaluation plans, adaptive management, and the incorporation of anticipated climate change impacts into the project prioritization process. 

Comments received through January 2017

  • Grant Soil and Water Conservation District
  • North Fork John Day Board of Directors
  • Gilliam County Soil and Water Conservation District
  • Wheeler Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Clark Morris Ranch
  • Malheur National Forest
  • Monument Soil and Water Conservation District
  • NOAA Fisheries
  • US Fish and Wildlife Service
  • Holliday Land & Livestock, Inc.
  • Bonneville Power Administration

Response from the Tribes

See response dated July 15, 2016

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2007-397-00 Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Habitat John Day

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