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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service1312 Fairlane RoadYreka, CA 96097

10 March 1938

FROM: Ron Iverson

TO: Xlamath River Basin Fisheries Task Force

SUBJECT: Draft Minutes, Meeting of 1 March 1988, Brookings,Oregon

Attached for your review are minutes of the Brookings meeting,

along with several documents handed out at the meeting. So that

you don't have to slog through all the minutes to find out what

was decided, I have followed each motion passed, assignment made,

or other decision Doint with a line of asterisks.

Ron Iverson

Recording Secretary

Attachments

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KLAMATH RIVER BASIN FISHERIES TASK FORCE

Proceedings of the Meeting held 1 March 1988 in Brookings, Oregon

Call to Order Chairman Steucke convened the meeting at 9:00 a.m.,with a quorum present (see attendance list. Attachment 1).

Correction and Approval of Minutes and Agenda Minutes of themeeting held 23 September 1987 were approved without changes.***************************:»* *********:!< ****************>!<*************

The following items were identified as additions to the draftagenda (see final agenda, Attachment 2): Presentations byeducators Jeff Self, Diane Higgins, and Susan Maurer on teachinggrade school and high school students about stream ecology andanadroraous fish. The scheduled report on Salt Caves Dam wasdeleted from the agenda to provide time for discussion ofeducation.

Report on Proposed Amendments to the Klamath River Basin FisheryResources Restoration Act (Bruce Taylor) Bruce referred toproposed amendments contained in H.R. 3496, previouslydistributed to the Task Force. He expects no changes in theseamendments. H.R. 34S6 is scheduled for a hearing beginning March15 before a subcommittee of the House Merchant Marine andFisheries Committee. Fish and Wildlife Service will testify.Bruce expects a routine hearing, followed by subcommittee markup.

Reports on Eco-education (Jeff Self, Diane Hiqgins... Sue Maurer)Existing and potential projects and programs were described,including: an outdoor camp on Trinity River; incorporatingmaterial on natural resource use and misuse into Californiahistory taught to fourth graders; a unit on aquaticecology to be included in science classes; video tapes onsalmonid life history; a classroom project to hatch and rearsteelhead trout in aquariums; a model stream and fish hatchery ata Eureka grade school; a grade school curriculum onrestoration of natural fish stocks being developed under contractwith the Advisory Committee on Salmon and Steelhead Trout; andeducational use of the Kelsey Creek spawning and rearingfacility.

The presenters emphasized the great potential for expandingenvironmental education in schools and in extension education foradults, particularly in rural areas. They offerred to provideproject proposals to the Task Force, when appropriate.

Extensive discussion included the following Task Force comments:Chairman Steucke noted the Task Force has not yet decided toinvest in education, so it is premature to invite proposals forspecific education projects. Nat Bingham said the Salmon StampCommittee has supported education projects financially becausethey see a critical need to change public perceptions of naturalresources. Mel Odemar asked whether education on anadromous fishshouldn't be extended bevond northwestern California to include

the populous areas of the state. The response to this was that ',,.there is coastwide interest in this area of education, and ^̂ »̂educators in the Klamath Basin are sharing ideas with othergeographic areas. Keith Wilkinson mentioned the development ofeducational material about anadromous fish through the STEPprogram in Oregon, where little educational material of this kindhad been available previously. He said the Task Force could havea similar central role in focussing education on anadromous fishrestoration.

Nat Bingham asked about apparent interagency conflicts overobjectives of the Kelsey Creek facility. Chairman Steucke askedMel Odemar to look into this matter and report back to the TaskForce.

Status of Fishery Restoration Work j.n Klamath Basin JMel Odemar)Mel referred to an inventory of existing projects and severalsummary tables and graphs that were provided to the Task Forceearlier. He noted that the inventory table (Attachment 3)contains errors and misleading entries. For example, some of thezeros entered in the funding column represent lack ofinformation, rather than a true funding value. Referring totables and graphs on sources of funding (Attachments 4, 5 and 6),Mel noted the change from predominantly Federal funding of streamprojects to predominantly State of California funding, beginningin about 1984. Referring to a comparison of work accomplishedwith what was called for in the "CH2M-Hill Report"(Attachment 7),Mel noted that:

o A good deal of the work called for in the CH2M-HillAction Plan has. been accomplished, much of it in thelast four years through several State funding programs.

o Even though no funds have been spent specifically forthe ocean harvest measures called for in CH2M-Hill,large sums are spent every year for ocean harvestmanagement.

o The expansion of Iron Gate Hatchery called for inCH2M-Hill (Action Item 1-5) is not endorsed byCalifornia. Purpose of the expansion was to have beenproduction of fish for outplanting. A number ofunresolved biological problems are associated withoutplanting of hatchery fish.

o Sediment control in Scott River Basin (ActionItem IV-5 and part of IV-4) remains an unresolvedproblem.

Mel pointed out that the database on Klamath Basin fisheryprojects is available to interested agencies. Database managementis accomplished through the DBase III+ commercial software.Editing and updating of the database should be done through the

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Klamath Field Office of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Mel saidthat, deficiencies notwithstanding, the database on fisheryprojects is far better than anything available previously.

Jim Smith asked whether "success" and "failure" indicators couldbe added to the inventory. Mel responded that is a real need assome of the projects listed have been unsuccesful.

Task Force members who find errors in the project inventoryshould send that information to Klamath Field Office.

Wally Steucke asked whether the Action Items that have receivedlittle or no funding since 1984 are ones that the Task Forceshould target for funding. Mel responded this is true in mostcases-Iron Gate Hatchery would be an exception. An example of anunderfunded need identified by the project inventory is screeningof water diversions. Staffing constraints limit the ability ofCDFG to maintain more screens. Discussion followed of possibleways to build and maintain more screens.

Bob Rice raised the issue of damage from 1987 forest fires.TheForest Service expects to receive funds for restoration on publiclands, but the Task Force should consider funding restoration ofdamaged private lands.

Referring to the several State of California fund sources thathave put money into existing fishery projects, Mel said that theprocesses for project review and selection established for thosefunds will continue in the future, and can't be replaced by TaskForce review. Task Force review will be in addition toestablished reviews. The mechanism Mel foresees for involving theTask Force will be to send a standard CDFG request for proposalsto the Task Force. For work in State fiscal year 1988-89,requests are being sent out now. The Task Force could identify agroup of projects for State funding. Mel is confident that enoughState funds will be available to provide a 100% match.

Jim Smith said that the Task Force should emphasize developing along-range plan, rather than a list of projects. Mel concurredbut said that the State programs will continue regardless, so theTask Force needs to identify some needed projects even whileplanning is going on.

Wally Steucke said he found the project inventory to beacceptable as a major advance beyond the earlier state ofknowledge, while still in need of editing and updating. Herecommended that the technical work group that developed itshould be formalized and made permanent. Mel Odemar concurred thework group should be permanent, but pointed out the projectinventory was a special job, and that future technicalassignments may require different staffing. Rod Mclnnis suggestedidentifying likely future tasks for a work group before decidingon its makeup.

Wally directed the Klamath Field Office to make an annual request

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for information to update the project inventory. Information onsuccess of each projec t w i l l be added as eva lua t ion andmonitoring proceed.

Options for Long-Range Planning of the Restoration Program (RonIverson) Ron said that, generally speaking, the Task Force hasthree planning options: ( 1 ) Use the "CK2M-Hill Report" as thestatement of needed actions, subtract out the work alreadyaccomplished as displayed in the project inventory, and financethe highest-priority (in terms of fish per dollar) workremaining; (2) Throw out CH2M because of its deficiencies andsubstitute something different; (3) Use the good parts of CH2Mand add to it as needed to adequately plan the RestorationProgram. He recommended the third option.

Ron made the following proposals to the Task Force, relative toplanning:

(A) Tie the Klamath Restoration Program to a broaderfish restoration mission, such as a statewide orcoastwide restoration goal. He cited SB 2261, a bill nowbefore the California legislature, as a potentialfoundation for statewide goals and strategies forrestoring anadromous fish.

(B) Adopt a simplified version of the "System Planning"process which now guides the fish restoration programunderway in the Columbia Basin under guidance of thePacific Northwest Power Planning Council. Information onSystem Planning was sent to the Task Force earlier. Ronclaimed that System Planning, and the information-gathering and analysis that it requires, will correctmost of the important deficiencies of the "CH2M-HillReport" Action Plan, while allowing for use of the validmaterial in CH2M. System Planning will provide a basisfor Task Force decisionmaking in comparing restorationoptions.

(C) Appoint a technical work group to do the planning,and consider hiring a consultant as a facilitator.

(D) Approve an interim action plan, consisting of workitems that are considered of high priority and that canbe implemented while long-range planning is proceeding.Based on review of the project inventory, and on TaskForce discussions to date, Ron recommended the actionplan be drawn from the following broad categories:

-Program administration-Information-gathering and analysis-Education-Screening of water diversions-Sediment control, particularly in the Scott RiverSubbasin- Ident i fy ing and providing instream f lows for

anadromous fish, particularly in the Scott andShasta River subbasins.

Extensive discussion ensued. Jim Smith entered a motion thatrecommendations (A), (B), and (D) be adopted, with emphasis onprioritizing work items. Criteria for prioritizing that werementioned included cost-effectiveness, species or stocks of fish,and time-sequencing of work.

Bob Rice said the Task Force itself should identify the missionand broad goals of the Restoration Program, then turn these overto a subordinate group for detailed planning. Discussion turnedto whether providing data to the Klamath Fishery ManagementCouncil (The Council) is a goal or responsibility of the TaskForce. Nat Bingham said the Council needs to know more about theproductive capacity of the Klamath Basin in order to setescapement objectives, but he questioned the present practice ofmanaging for large escapements in order to test the capacity ofthe Basin. There seemed to be general agreement that the TaskForce shares responsibility for providing knowledge needed formanaging harvests of anadromous stocks originating in KlamathBasin.

Wally Steucke asked for a decision on whether an interim actionplan is desired, and whether the Fiscal Year 1989 budget will betied to it. Mel Odemar moved to adopt the interim action planproposal and also Iverson's proposal for a long-range plan. Themotion was seconded by Jim Smith and passed by consensus.

Report of the Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Budget Justification (PhilSchaf er ) Phil distributed copies of: a draft Restoration Programbudget for Fiscal Year 1989 that was prepared by Ron Iverson,sent to the Washington, D.C. office of Fish and Wildlife Servicein January, and presumably used in negotiations resulting ininclusion of the Restoration Program in the President's budgetfor FY1989; and a draft Restoration Program budget prepared inFebruary by some members of the ad hoc budget subcommittee of theTask Force (Attachments 8 and 9). In addition to the itemsidentified in those documents, Mike Orcutt identified projectproposals totalling $50,000.

Phil said he felt plan development should be a high priority, tautbeyond that he did not have enough information to feel confidentin endorsing any of the work items identified in the budgetdocuments. Moreover, he speculated that many of the dollaramounts shown are based on no more than best guesses. Don DeVolagreed that the Task Force has little basis for accepting,rejecting, or prioritizing the proposed work, and suggested thata technical work group be assigned to develop more justificationand rationale for a budget proposal.

Responding to a question on when a detailed budget proposal forFY19S9 will be needed, Wally Steucke responded that the FWSRegional Director has already made presentations on the Klamath

budget for FY1989, based on something like the Iverson budgetdocument. For continued funding into future fiscal years,Congressional staffs will want to see considerably more detail.Budget justifications for FY1990 will have to be submitted byabout May 1988, meaning a detailed budget for FY1989 must beagreed upon by the Task Force by, say, April 15. .

Discussion then turned to the non-Federal share of funding. MelOdemar said the State of California has no separate fund forKlaraath fish restoration, so approval of specific projects forthis purpose must be through the established State processes,plus the new step of Task Force review. Bob Rice commented thisappears to set up two unrelated budget processes, which isinconsistent with the Klamath Act.

Wally commented that the Task Force will have to show theSecretary of the Interior that the non-Federal matchingrequirement has been met. Matching would not have to equal .theFederal contribution every year-it could be more or less,depending on needs. The best way to demonstrate matching would beto have a Federal budget for FY1989 and a corresponding Statebudget for fiscal 1988-89.

Proposals for State funding in 1988-89 are to be submitted by May2. This will result in lists of projects approved for fundingfrom various sources. The projects will not be grouped into anykind of a restoration plan. Mel said he is confident there willbe a sufficient State contribution to match Federal funding.

The Task Force then set out to review the existing budgetdocuments to see which line items could be endorsed, but somemembers felt they lacked information to make these judgements.Rod Mclnnis moved to form a technical work group to develop adetailed interim action plan and budget for FY1989, to 'identify a process for getting the work done, and to develop along-range restoration plan. The motion received a second and wasapproved by consensus .

The work group was instructed to provide a detailed budget forFY1939 to the Task Force by April 1. The Task Force will discussthe budget by telephone conference, and approve a budget by April15, The work group was also directed to provide to the TaskForce, at that group's June meeting, a procedure for implementingthe interim action plan, and an estimate of maintenance needsassociated with approved projects.

Task Force members made the following assignments to thetechnical work group:

3ingham-selfMclnnis-Roger WalcottOdemar-Paul HubbeliOrcutt-selfFierce-self

D^AFTsa~f j \ */^ a a 9

Rice- Jerry Barnes and Bill KesnerSmith-selfSteucke-Ron Iverson as facilitator, BIA staff person tobe namedWilkenson-self

Other Old Business

Mel Odemar proposed to discuss the memorandum of agreement calledfor in paragraph 2(b}(4) of the Klamath Act. Wally Steucke notedthe Task Force has deferred this item until a memo of agreementfor conduct of the Trinity Restoration Program became availablefor use as a model. It was agreed the Trinity memo is in asufficiently advanced stage to be so used. Klamath Field Officewas directed to draft a memo of agreement for the KlamathRestoration Program, drawing on the Trinity, memo, and to providethe draft to the Task Force at their next meeting.

Wally mentioned liaison with the Klamath Fishery ManagementCouncil and the Trinity Task Force as agenda items deferred fromearlier meetings. He asked Nat Bingham to identify data needs ofthe Management Council and to identify them to Klamath FieldOffice so they can be worked into the planning/budgeting process.Mel Odemar said this should be an annual process .

Discussion turned to criteria for non-Federal matchingcontributions. It was generally agreed that such contributionswill, in the future, be required to be consistent with the long-range plan to be developed for the Restoration Program. Absentthat plan, proposed matching contributions will be judged againstthe "CH2M-Hill" Action Plan.*****************************************************************

Scope of Authority of the Task Force ( Ronnie Pierce ) Ronniementioned several issues that don't seem to be resolved by part4 ( b ) of the Klamath Act, dealing with Task Force functions:Should the Task Force coordinate and get involved in the manyfishery activities already underway in Klamath Basin? Should theTask Force have a say in State research projects in the Basin?Wally and Mel mentioned the limited, advisory role of the TaskForce. Wally cited clarifying language added by the Presidentupon signing the Klamath Act, emphasising the advisory nature ofthe Task Force.

Ronnie proposed that, the role of the Task Force be furtherclarified in a statement of mission and goals. Bob Rice said thatthe memorandum of agreement should also. clarify the relationshipsof the several entities having fishery programs in Klamath Basin.Klamath Field Office was directed to draft a mission/goalstatement and provide it to the Task Force at their next meeting.

Other New Bus iness Mike Orcutt presented a letter from Sue

Masten, requesting that an employee of the Bureau of IndianAffairs be appointed to the Task Force to represent the non-organized Indian people of the lower Klamath. Wally explainedthat Task Force membership is established by Congress, and askedwhether the Task Force wishes to endorse Sue's request. MelOdemar moved to endorse with a second by Keith Wilkenson, and themotion passed by consensus. Wally said he will prepare a letterconveying the Task Force recommendation to the InteriorDepartment .

Public Comment No public comment was offerred. ^

Discussion of Next Meeting A meeting date of Wednesday, Junewas identified. Location will be the Eureka Inn, Eureka, CA.

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ATTACHMENT 1


MEETING AGENDA

March 1, 1938

9:00 A.M. Call to order

9:10 Correction and approval of minutes and agenda

9:20 Report on proposed amendments to the Klamath RiverBasin Fishery Resources Restoration Act (Taylor)

9:30 Reports on eco-education (Self, Higgins, Maurer)

10:00 Break

10:15 Reports on eco-education (continued)

10:30 Report of the technical work group

Status of fishery restoration work in Klamath Basin(Odemar)

Options for long-range planning of the RestorationProgram (Iverson)

12:00 Lunch

1:00 P.M. Report of the ad hoc committee on budgetjustification (Schafer)

2:00 Other old business

2:15 Scope of authority of the Task Force (Pierce)

2:30 Other new business

3:00 Break

3:15 New business (continued)

3:45 Public comment

3:50 Discussion of next meeting

4:00 Adjourn

ATTACHMENT 2


Attendance Roster, Meeting of inarch 1, 1988.

TASK FORCE MEMBERS

RepresentingName

Nat BinghamDon DeVolRod MclnnisMel OdemarMike OrcuttRonnie PierceBob RicePhil SchaferJim SmithWally SteuckeGeorge ThackerayKeith Wilkinson

California commerical salmon fishing industryDel Xorte CountyXational Marine Fisheries ServiceCalifornia Department of Fish and GameHoopa Indian TribeHumboldt CountyDepartment of AgricultureCalifonria in-river sport fishing communityTrinity CountyDepartment of the InteriorSiskiyou CountyOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

OTHERS ATTEXDIXG

XAME

Jerry GroverCraig TussRon IversonBob HannahDel RobinsonChuck DunnBruce TaylorSue MaurerPat HigginsDiane HigginsJim WaldvogelSteu OgburnJim IrwinJeff SelfRobin SeverMike Morford

REPRESENTING

U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceHoopa Valley Business CouncilBureau of Indian AffairsU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceCongressman Bosco

Sea GrantState Conservation Corps

Eureka City SchoolsHarbor M

Oregon South Coast fishermen

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RESP. FUNDAGENCY SRCE

KLAMATH RIVER BASIN REPORT

FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEAMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CII2MNO

1003 Klamath

1002 Klamath

1001 Klamath

1000 Klamath

11006 LowerKlamath

11007 LowerKlamath

Bogus Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver

11008 LowerKlamath

11009 LowerKlamath

11010 LowerKlamath

Salmon Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver

Scott Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver

Shasta Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver River

Ah Pah Cr. Lower CDFG CCCKlamathRiver


CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

SH.KS.S Prlvat Monltorl Counting Racks Installed to enumerateS e ng & Station return of adult spnwner

Research escapement.

SH.KS.S USFS Monltorl Counting Racks Installed to enumerateS ng & Station returns of adult sp.iuner


SH.KS.S Prlvat Monltorl Counting Racks installed to enumerateS e ng & Station return of adult spawner


KS.SH BLM Monltorl Counting Racks Installed to enumerateng * Station return of adult spawnerResearch escapement.

4736 None Calif. 1984 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instrean BarrierCons. H n Modlflca Modlf.Corps., tlonDel NorteCenter

51968 C-1444 Calif.Cons.Corps.,Del NorteCenter

1985 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream SlideH n Modlflca Stab,

tlon

Ah Pah Cr. Lower CDFGKlamathRiver


2000 None CDFG

63584 C-1444

Ah Pah Cr. Lower CDFGKlamathRiver

1000 None

Calif.Cons.Corps.,Del NorteCenter

CDFG

1985 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream ChannelH n Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

1986 KS.SS.S Slnpso Instrean SlideH n Modiflca Stab,

tlon

198C KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream ChannelH n Modiflca Modlf.

tion

Several log Jams weremodified.

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1-3

1-3

1-3

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500 ft. of gabion baskets were Y XI 3placed at the toe of a slideto stop erosion of the toe.Four Hewitt Ramps and one logweir were Installed tonalntain sediment plug andImprove access past slidearea. Two deflectors wereInstalled and sliderevegetated.

Explosives were used to move Y XI-3the stream channel away fromthe toe of a landslide. Tworootwads were blown out of thechannel to make room for oneof the Hewitt Ramps.

Continue on Hewitt Ramps. Y Xl-3Slide stabilization w i t hGabion Baskets. instreandeflectors. Re-install logweir damaged by high flows.Installed pool coverstructures. Riparianrevegetatlon

Channel modification using Y XI-3explosives. Blasted rock outof rock face to bo used InGabion Haskots for slidestabl1izatlon.

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KLAHATH RIVER BASIN REPORT

FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIESAMOUNT NUMBER COUP

L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETYPE

COW? CII2MNO

11018 Lower Ah Pah Cr. Lower CDFG CCCKlamath Klamath

River

11022 Lower Bluff Lower CDFG BKKlamath Creek Klamath

River

CDFG BK

CDFG BK

CDFG P19

CDFG P19

CDFG P19

CDFG P19

11023 LowerKlamath

11024 LowerKlamath

BluffCreek

BluffCreek

LowerKlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

11031 LowerKJamath

11032 LowerKlamath

11029 LowerKlamath

11030 LowerKJamath

11027 LowerKlamath

Bluff LowerCreek Klamath

River

Bluff LowerCreek Klamath

River

Camp Creek LowerKlamathRiver

Camp Creek LowerKlamathRiver

Cappell LowerCreek Klamath

River


0 C-167 OrleansKarokCouncil



122000

1987 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream LogH n Modi flea Weirs

tlon

1983 SH.KS USFS-S Instream BarrierHodlflca Modlf.tlon

1983 Slf.KS USFS Instream BarrierHodlflca Modlf.tlon

1983 SH.KS USFS Instream BarrierHodlflca Modlf.tlon

1987 KS.SH USFS-S Instream RockModlflca Weirstlon

1987 SH USFS-S Instream BoulderModlflca Groupstlon

33000

BIA BIA 125000 ResidentIndians

1987 KS.SII

1987 SH

1984 KS

USFS-S Instream RockModiflca Weirstlon

USFS-S Instream BoulderModlflca Groupstlon

Two log weirs were repaired. YA boulder was removed from thejump pool below one of the logweirs.

Modified 5 wood debris piles Ythat were either deflectingstreamflow and causing erosionor causing an Impediment tothe upstream migration ofsteelhead. Shared with BluffCreek. On Deer Lick Creek.

Modified two log Jams. One Ywas a barrier on Fast ForkBluff Creek.

Modified two log Jams that Ywere impediments to upstreammigration of salmonlds.

Two structures primarily Ybenefit salmon spawning, butalso form plunge pools forJuvenile steelhead.

Eight structures (boulder Vgroups) provide Juvenilesteelhead habitat.

Six weirs primarily benefit Ysalmon spawning, but also formplunge pools for Juvenilesteelhead.

Nineteen (191 structures Y(boulder groups) provideJuvenile steelhead habitat.

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Slnpso Artlflcl Hatchery Mlnl-hatchery w i t hn al Prop. gravity-flow creek and spring

water. No elect.Mr.Hy. Roodroad access. Equipped withtray Incubators fry troughsand tanks and advanced rearingtanks. Oii-slte capacity:Incubation 80.000. 90/lbrearing 7r>.000 and smultrearing 24.000

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COMP? CH2MNO

11001 Lower Hunter Lower CDFG CCC 14656 None Calif. 1984 SS.SH.C USFS-S Instream BarrierKlamath Creek Klamath Cons. T /Sin Modifies Modlf.

River Corps.. tlonDel NorteCenter

11002 Lower Hunter Lower CDFG CCC 3456 None Calif, 1084 SS.SH.C Slapso Instrean BarrierKlamath Creek Klamath Cons. T n Modlflca Modlf.

River Corps., tlonDel NorteCenter

About 15 log Jam barriers were Y XI-6modified to allow fishpassage. High Prairie Creek.

Four major log Jams were Y XI-6modified to allow fishpassage.

11013 LowerKlamath

11025 LowerKlamath

11014 LowerKlamath

11003 LowerKlamath

11021 LowerKlamath

11028 LowerKlamath

Hunter Lower CDFG CCCCreek Klamath

River

McGarvey Lower CDFG BKCreek Klamath

River

Mcgarvey Lower CDFG CCCCr. Klamath

River

Mcgarvey LowerCreek Klamath

River

PecwanCreek

PecwanCreek

LowerKlamathRiver

LowerKlamathRiver

CDFG CCC

CDFG

BIA BIA

1216 C-1444

5000 C-1549

1280 C-1444

17984 None

50000

Calif. 1987 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instrean Barrier Two log Jam barriers wereCons. H n Modlflca Modlf. modified on High PrairieCorps.. tlon Creek.Del NorteCenter

Assoclatlo 1985 SHn ofNorthwestSteelheaders

Prlvat Artificl Hatchbox This group operated ae al Prop hatchbox. and raised

steelhead.


1987 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instreaa BarrierH n Modiflca Modlf.

tion

Calif. 1984 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream BarrierCons. H n Modiflca Modlf.Corps., tlonDel NorteCenter

1982 KS Prlvat Artificl Rearinge al Prop. Tank

Resident 1985 KS Indian Artlflca RearingIndians 1 Prop. Cages

Four log Jan barriers weremodified.

Several log jams weremodified.

Rearing tank was used to rearan average of 7200 yearlingChinook, starting in 1982.

Hire screen cages placed instream around July 1. 6000salmon are reared In each cageuntil around October 1, thenreleased at 6/pound.Objective: provide appropriatebrood stock for Cappell CreekHatchery. Production: 20.000yearling Chinook per year

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XI-3

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FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OHNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEAMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COHP? CH2HNO

11036 LowerKlamath

11033 LowerKlamath

11034 LowerKlamath

11035 LowerKlamath

Pecwan Klamath BIA BIACreek River

1300

Red Cap Lower CDFG P19Creek Klamath

River

Red Cap Lower CDFG P19Creek Klamath

River

Red Cap Lower CDFG PI 9Creek Klamath

River

70000

LocalIndian

1985 KS

1987 KS.SK

1987 SH

1985

Indian Artlflclal Prop.

USFS-S InstreaB RockModifies Heirstion

Hire screen cages placed Instreaa around July 1. 6000salBon are reared In untilaround October 1, thenreleased at 6/pound.Objective: provide appropriatebrook stock for Hunter Creek.Production: 20.000 yearlingchlnook per year, for 3 pastyears.

Ten structures primarilybenefit salnon spawning, butalso form plunge pools forJuvenile steelhead.

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USFS-S InstreaB Deflecto Thirty-five structuresModifies rs (boulder groups) providetlon Juvenile steelhead habitat.

USFS-S Instream Bank 800 feet of bank stabilized atModiflca Protect! two sites,tion on

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XI-4

11026 LowerKlamath

11000 LowerKlamath

Richardson Lower CDFG BK 25200 C-887Creek Klamath

River

Salt Creek Lower CDFG 2752 NoneKlamathRiver

RedwoodCommunityActionAgency

1985 SH.KS.S Prlvat InstreaB BarrierS e Modiflca Removal

tlon

Calif. 1984 KS.SS.S Sinpso Instreaa BankConservati H n Modiflca Stab,on Corps., tlonDel NorteCenter

Renoved a log Jaa fro« the Y XI-3upstream end of a culvert atthis creeks confluence(barrier).

75 ft. of strean bank was Y XI-3arnored with hand placed rock.Two beaver dams were nod If ledto Improve fish passage.

11012 Lower Salt Creek Lower CDFG CCCKlamath Klamath

River


1987 KS.SS.S Sinpso Instrean BarrierH n Modiflca Modlf.

tlon

Several log Jams were Ynodi fled. Two beaver dans were•odified. Three failedcrossings were removed.Haterbars were installed onabandoned logging roadadjacent to strean.

XI-3

11005 LowerKlamath

11004 Lower

%

Surpur Cr. Lower CDFG CCC 3456 NoneKlamathRiver

Tarup Cr. Lower CDFG CCC 8896 NoneKlamath


Calif.Cons.Corps.Del NoCenter

1984 KS.SS.S Sinpso Instrean BarrierH n Modiflca Modlf.

tlon

1984 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instream BarrierH n Modiflca Modif.

tlon

Several log jams weremodified.

Several log Jan barriers were•odlfled.

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ID SUBBASIN STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVENO. TO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

11011 LowerKlamath

11015 LowerKlamath

Tarup Cr. Lower CDFGKlamathRiver

Tarup Cr. Lower CDFGKlamathRiver

11016 LowerKlamath

Tarup Cr. LowerKlamathRiver

11017 LowerKlamath

11019 LowerKlamath

Tectah Cr. LowerKlamathRiver

Various Lowerstreams Klamath

River

11020 LowerKlamath

Various Lowerstreams Klamath

River

CCC

1000 None

85128 C-1444

CDFG 1000 None

CDFC

CDFG CCC

1000 None

550000 C-1444

CDFG CCC 0 ?

CDFG

Calif.Cons.Corps. ,Del NorteCenter

CDFO

1986 KS.SS.S Slnpso Instream BarrierH n Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

1987 KS.SS.S Slnpso Instrean VariousH n Hod Idea

tlon

1987 KS.SS.S Slnpso Instream ChannelH n Hodlflca Modlf.

tlon

CDFG



1987 KS.SS.S Slmpso Instrean BarrierH n Modlflca Modlf.

tlons

1988 KS.SS.S Varlou Instream VariousH s Modlflca

tlon

KS.SS.S Instream VariousH Modlflca

tlon

Bedrock falls modified using Y XI-6explosives.

Instream structures using Y XI-3logs, boulders and rootwadsInstalled.Road drainageproblems being addressed,riparian revegetatlon.Slidestabilization, log Jan barriermodification, pool coverIncreased, stream banksstabilized.

Three large boulders at the Y XI-3toe of a slide were blasted toallow the stream to move awayfrom the toe. Smallerboulders created by the blastwere used to armor the toe ofthe slide. Boulders and debrisremoved by the blast

eliminated the barrier.

A boulder falls was modified Y XI-8with exploslves.lt will bemonitored to see If furthermodification Is necessary toallow fish passage.

Goal = Enhance anadromous Y XI-3habitat In the Lower KlanathRiver. Project direction andpriorities are provided byCarl Harral.CDFG, Eureka.Project money is used forequipment, operations, andmaintenance. C.C.C. labor Isnot charged to this contract.

Continued funding for C XI-3maintenance and operation ofthe lower Klamath habitatenhancement project.

10000 LowerTrinity

CampbellCreek *1

TrinityRiver

CDFG BK 210000 C-1398 HoopaValleyBusinessCouncil

1984 SH.KS Prlvat Insteam Barrier Baffled a culvert, which was a Ye Modlflca Modif. barrier, and modified a small

tlon log Jam.

XI-3

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COMP? CH2M

NO

10001 Lower Campbell Trinity CDFG BKTrinity Creek «2 River

15000 C-1247

10002 Lower Mill Creek Trinity CDFG BKTrinity River

10003 Lower Supply Trinity CDFG BKTrinity Creek River

10004 Lower Supply Trinity CDFG BKTrinity Creek River

10005 Lower Tlsh-Tang- Trinity CDFG BKTrinity A-Tang Cre River

10006 Lower Tlsh-Tang- Trinity CDFG BKTrinity A-Tang Cre River

10019 Lower-Klama Pine Creek Klamath HVT BIAth River

10020 Lower-Klama Pine Creek Klamath HVT BIAth River

HoopaValleyBusinessCouncil

0 C-1398 HoopaValleyBusinessCouncil





0 J50C142 HVT

0 J50C142 HVT

Prlvat Instream Barriere Modlflca Hodlf.

tion

1986 SH.KS Prlvat Instream Barrier Discharge regimes during the Ywinter of 84/85 altered thispreviously baffled culvert.Because of this, an additionalbaffle was added to the lowerend of the culvert to Insurethe continued passage ofsalmon and steelhead.

1984 SH.KS,S Prlvat Instreaa Bank Placed gabions at base of YS e Modlflca Protect! slide to halt undercutting and

tlon on the movement of sediment intothe stream. Funding wasshared with Campbell *1 .

XI-3

1984 SH.KS,S Prlvat Instream GabionS e Modlfica Heirs

tlon

1986 SH.KS.S PrlvatS e

Constructed several gabions to Ycollect spawning gravel adcreate pools. Stabilized aneroding streambank by placinga gabion deflector at tehbase. Funding was shared withCampbell *1.

Instream Gravel Added spawning gravel to an YModlfica Placemen area above a gabion weir andtlon t channelized the confluence to

allow fish passage into thecreek during low flows.Funding was shared withCampbell *2.

1984 SH.KS.S Prlvat Instream BarrierS e Modi flea Modif.

tlon

1986 SH.KS.S Prlvat Instream BarrierS e Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

Removed or modified severallog jams and constructedgabion weirs to collectspawning gravel. Funding wasshared with Campbell *1.

Channelized the confluence toallow fish passage at lowflows. Fundlngs was sharedwith Campbell *2.

1982 KS.SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

Instream Barrier Bedrock falls blasted to YModlflca Modlflca provide six miles of accesstlon

Instream Barrier Three log Jams removed for six YModiflca Modlflca miles of accesstion

XI-3

XI-3

XI-3

XI-3

XI-3

XI-6

XI-6

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COUP? CH2M

NO

10007 Lower-TrinI Campbell Trinity HVT CDFGty Creek River

10008 Lower-Trlnl Hospital Trinity HVT HVTty Creek River

10009 Lower-Trlnl Hostler Trinity HVT CDFGty Creek River

10010 Lower-Trlnl Hostler Trinity HVT BIAty Creek River

10011 Lower-Trlnl Hostler Trinity HVT CDFOty Creek River

10012 Lower-Trlnl Hostler Trinity HVT BIAty Creek River

0 C-1398 HVT

8000 HVT

0 C-1398 HVT

0 J50C142 HVT

0 C-1398 HVT

8000 J60C142 HVT

10013 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT CDFG 210000 C-1398 HVTty River

10014 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT CDFO 0 C-1398 HVTty River

10015 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT CDFG 0 C-1398 HVTty River

10016 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT BIA 0 J50C142 HVTty River

10017 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT HVT/ 30000ty River BIA

HVT

1984 KS.SH HVT

1987 SH HVT

1982 SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1983 SH HVT

1984 SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1983 KS.SH HVT

1984 KS.SH HVT

1986 KS HVT

Instrean Culvert Baffles Installed In concrete YModlflca Baffles box culvert under Hwy 96tlon two miles of habitat access

Hatershe Various Roads and landings put to bed Yd Modlflca mulched and replantedModlflcatlon

Instream Barrier Irrigation log crib weir YModlflca Modlflca removedtlon

Inatream Barrier Six log Jams removed to YModlflca Modlflca provide two nlles of accesstlon

Instreaa Bank Several small slides protected YModlflca Protect! with gabion deflectors andtlon on rock walls

Instreaa Dlverslo Irrigation diversion screened YModlflca n Screen for fish protectiontion

Instreaa Barrier Five log Jaas removed to YModlflca Modlflca provide four additional nllestlon of access

Instreaa Bank Sllty flood terrace rip-rapped YModlflca Protectl with boulders to reduce finetlon on sedlnents

Instreaa Boulder Boulders placed instreaa to YModlflca Placemen Improve adult resting andtlon juvenile rearing habitat

Instreaa Dlverslo Irrigation diversion screened YModlflca n screen for fish protectiontlon

Artlflcl Rearing Washout type pond has capacity Yal Pond to rear approximately 40,000Propagat fall Chinook yearlingsIon

10018 Lower-Trlnl Mill Creek Trinity HVT P.L.ty River 98-5

7000 7-FC-20 HVT 1987 KS.SH HVT Instream BoulderModlflca Weirtlon

Boulder weir Installed Y100 yards of grave] delivered

for spawning

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TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

10021 Lower-Trlnl Soctlsh Trinity HVT BIAty Creek River

10022 Lower-Trlnl Supply Trinity HVT BIAty Creek River

10023 Lower-Trlnl Supplyty Creek






Trinity HVT CDFGRiver

Trinity HVT HVTRiver

0 J50C142 HVT

144000 J50C142 HVT

0 C-1398 HVT

1500 HVT

Trinity HVTRiver

Trinity HVTRiver

CDFG

HVT/BIA

0 C-1398 HVT

20000 HVT

Trinity HVT BIARiver

0 J50C142 HVT

Trinity HVT CDFG 118000 C-1481 HVTRiver

10029 Lower-Trlnl Supply Trinity HVT HVT/ 20000 HVTty Creek River BIA

10030 Lower-Trlnl Supply Trinity HVT P.L.ty Creek River 98-5

10031 Lower-Trlnl Tlsh Tnng Trinity HVT CDFGty Creek River

3000 7-FC-20 HVT

0 C-1398 HVT

1984 SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

1983 KS.SH HVT

1983 KS.SH HVT

1984 KS.SH HVT

1985 KS.SH HVT

1986 KS HVT

1987 KS.SH HVT

1982 KS.SH HVT

Instreaa Dlverslo Irrigation diversion screenedModlflca n Screen for fish protectiontlon

Instrean Barrier Bedrock cascade blasted toModlflca Modlflca allow for three Biles oftlon access

InstreaH GabionModlflca Weirstlon

Six gabion weirs Installed toImprove spawning habitat

Instreaa Gravel Three spawning beds cleanedModlflca Cleaning annuallytlon 50 cubic yards of gravel

delivered annually

Instrean Bank Gabion wall and deflectorsModlflca Protectl Installed to keep stream offtlon on land slide out fall

Artlflcl Hatchery HVT Tribal fish hatchery hasal capnclty to rear appoxlmatelyPropagat 90,000 fall chlnook salaon toIon 90/lb. release size

Instream Dlverslo Irrigation diversion screenedModlflca n Screen for fish protectiontlon

Watershe Various 20 sites treated by thed Modlflca following techniques: roadsModlflca and landings put to bedtlon gullies stabilized

streanbank reseeded ,mulching . conifer planting,landslides stabilizedculverts replaced . etc.

Artlflcl Rearingal TanksPropagatIon

Instream BoulderModlflca Groupstlon

Instream GabionModlflca Weirstlon

Three rearing tanks have acombined capacity to rearapproximately 10,000 fallchlnook yearlings

Boulders Installed for adultresting and juvenile rearing

Three gabion weirs Installedto Improve spawning habitat

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COHP? CH2H

NO

10032 Lower-Trlnl Tish Tang Trinity HVT BUty Creek River

0 J50C142 HVT 1982 KS.SH HVT Instream Barrier Three log Jams removed toHodlfica Modifcat provide two miles of accesstlon

10033 Lower-Trlnl Tlsh Tang Trinity HVT HVT/ 30000 HVTty Creek River BIA

10034 Lower-Trlnl Tlsh Tang Trinity HVT HVTty Creek River

6001 Mld-Klamath BeaverCreek

6002 Mld-Klanath BeaverCreek



6005 Mid-Klamath BeaverCreek


Klamath CDFO CDFGRiver

5000

6000 Mld-Klamath Beaver Klamath USFS-K P4M 1500Creek River

Klamath USFS-K P»M 2000River

Klnmath USFS-K P«M 9400River

Klamath USFS-K P»M 1000River

Klamath CDFG P19 25000River

Klamath CDFO P19 22000River

0 C-1736

6052 Mld-Klanath Beaver Klaitath CDFG SS 40000Creek River

HVT

CDFG

1986 KS

1987 KS.SH

1984 KS.SH

1984 KS.SH

1985 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1987 KS-SH

1988 KS.SH

1984 KS

HVT Artlflcl Rearing Washout type pond has capacity Yal Pond to rear approximately 30.000Propagat fall Chinook yearlingsIon

HVT Watershe Various Roads and landings put to bed Yd Hodlfica landslide stabllzedHodlficatlon

USFS-K Inatream RockModlflca Heirstlon

Three rock weirs were placedIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Instream Boulder Three boulder groups wereModlflca Groups place In stream to providetlon rearing/spawning habitat

USFS-K Instreaa RockModlflca Weirstlon

USFS-K Instream BoulderModlflca Groupstlon

USFS-K Instream RockModiflca Heirstlon

Four Rock Weirs were placed In Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat.

Nine boulder groups were Yplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat.

Four rock weirs with gravel Yplacement to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Instream Boulder Forty boulder groups placed In YModlflca Groups stream to providetlon rearing/spawning habitat

USFS-K Artlflcl Rearing Washout type pond reared anal Prop. Pond average of 29.000 yearling

Chinook starting In 1980.

N

1985 SH.KS USFS Instream RockModlflca Weirstlon

Placed gravel at Beaver CreekRiffles.

VI-1

VI-1

VI-1

VI-1

VI-1

VI-5

VI-1

6065 Mld-Klajnath BeaverCreek

Klamath CDFO CDFG 10000River

CDFG 1962 SH.KS Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tion

Beaver screen. VI-6

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COHP? CH2HNO

6066 Mld-Klamath Beaver Klamath CDFG CDFGCreek River

10000 CDFG 1981 SH.KS

6036 Mid-Klanath BluffCreek

6046 Mid-Klamath Bogus

6047 Mld-Klamath Bogus

6053 Mld-Klamath BogusCreek



Lower CDFG CDFGKlamathRiver

Klamath CDFG SSRiver

Klamath CDFG SB40River 0

Klanath CDFG CDFGRiver

Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver

Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver

6037 Mld-Klamath Camp Creek Lower CDFG CDFGKlamathRiver

6008 Mld-Klamath ChinaCreek

6009 Mld-Klamath ChinaCreek

Klamath USFS-K P*MRiver

Klamath USFS-K CCCRiver

Prlvat Instreaa Dlv.e Modifies Screen

tlon

DeAvllla's screen.

0 C-1736

20000 172

8000

6000

25000

35750

Northern 1984 KSCaliforniaIndianDevelopmentCouncil.Inc

Contractor 1984 SH.KS,S Prlvat Instream RockSand and S e Modifies HeirsGravel tlon

USFS-S Artlflcl Rearing Two permanent ponds wereal Prop. Pond constructred to rear an

average of 68.000 yearlingfall chinook starting In 1984.

Seven rock weirs wereinstalled and gravel placedbehind the weirs to providespawning gravel for salnon andsteelhead.

MooresGravel

CDFG

CDFG

CDFO

1985 SH.KS.S Prlvat Instrean Gravel Added gravel.S e Modifies Placemen

tlon t

1972 SH.KS

1960 SH.KS

1969 SH

Prlvat Instreaa Fishe Modi flea Ladder

tlon

Prlvat Instreaa Fishe Modlfica Ladder

tlon

Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modlfica Screen

tlon

Steeppass Ladder built toallow passage of salmon andsteelhead on Cold Creek.

Ladder at Bogus Falls.

Foster's 1.2.3.4.

0 C-1736 Northern 1979 KSCaliforniaIndianDevelopmentCouncil.Inc

USFS-S Artlflcl Rearing Mlnl-hatchery. two rearingal Prop. Pond

5300

4000

1984 SH

1984 SH

USPS-K Instrenn RockModlfica Weirstion

tanks and one washout pondrear an average of 35.000yearling chinook starting In1979. In 1987 the facilityraised 12,260 yearlinglate-run chinook.

Four rock weirs were placed In Ystreaa to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Instream Barrier Log Jan barriers were removedModlfica Modif. from stream to providetlon expedite fish passage

VI-6

VI-5

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

VI-6

VI-5

VI-4

VI-3

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TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OHNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COHP? CH2MNO

6010 Hid-Klaraath ClearCreek

6068 Mld-Klamath ClearCreek

6069 Mld-Klamath ClearCreek

Klamath CDFG.U ERF. 55900River SFS KV

Klamath CDFG CDFG 8000River


6056 Mld-Klamath Coon Creek Klamath CDFG CDFG 30000River

6049 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG SB40 22966River 0

6057 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG CDFG 6000River

6055 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath-Rl CDFG CDFG 5000Creek ver

6058 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG CDFG 10000Creek River

6059 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG CDFG 9500Creek River

6060 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG SS 10000Creek River

6070 Mld-Klamath Cottonwood Klamath CDFG SS 1200Creek River

6071 Mld-Klamath Dillon Klamath CDFG SS 5000Creek River

1986 SH

CDFG 1979 SH.KS

CDFG 1985 SH.KS

CDFG 1976 SH

ScottValleyBuilders

1986 KS.SH

CDFG 1981 SH

CDFG 1987 SH.KS

CDFG 1958 SH

CDFG 1959 SH.KS

CDFG 1983 SH.KS

CDFG 1986 SH.KS

CDFG 1985 SH.KS

USFS-K Instream BarrierModifies Modlf.tlon

USPS-K Instream BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

USPS Inatrean FishModlflca Laddertlon

Prlvat Inatrean Rocke Modlflca Heirs

tlon

Fruit Instreaa TubeGrow Modlflca Mod.

tlon

Prlvat Instream Fishe Modlflca Ladder

tlon

Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon


tlon

USFS-K Inatrea* ChannelModiflca Modlf.tlon


Large Jam Barrier was removed Yto facilitate passage forsteelhead and summer steelhead(On South Fork of Clear Creek)

VI-3

Bedrock removal. Y VI-3

Bedrock barrier was removed by Yblasting.

VI-3

Coon Creek ladder. Y VI-3

Placed gravel. Y N.A.

Cottonwood tube. Y VI-6

Diversion dam ladder. Y N.A.

Upper Cottonwood. Y VI-6

Lower Cottonwood. Y VI-6

Mitchell screen. Y VI-6

Pot holes were created by Y N.A.blasting holes In bedrocksubstrate to trap spawninggravel.

Bedrock barrier was blasted to Y VI-3allow passage of anadromousfish.

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COMP? CH2MNO

0011 Mld-Klamath Doollttle Indian USFS-K CCC 2300Creek Creek

B012 Mld-KIaraath Elk Creek Klamath USFS-K P4M 8000River

6013 Mld-Klamath Elk Creek Klamath CDFO P19 20000River

1985 SH

1985 KS.SH

1988 KS.SH

USFS-K Instreaa Barrier Log Jan barrier was removed to YModlflca Modlf. facilitate passage fortlon steelhead (3 acres)

USFS-K Instreaa RockModlflca Heirstlon

Five rock weirs were placed In Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Instream Boulder Twenty-five Boulder groupsModlflca Groups were placed In stream totlon provide rearing/spawning

habitat

VI-3

VI-4

VI-4

6014 Mld-Klanath Elk Creek Klamath CDFG P19River

13000 1988 KS.SH USFS-K Instrean Boulder To be completed In 1988Modlflca Groupstlon

VI-4

6034 Mld-Klamath Elk Creek Klamath CDFGRiver

CDFG 1980 KS USFS-K Artlflcl Rearing Transport fish fron IGH for Yal Prop. Pond additional rearing to yearling

size. Washout type pond hasreared an average of 38.000yearling chlnook starting In1984.

VI-5

6045 Mld-Klamath Elk Creek Klamath CDFG BKRiver

10000 C-472 Happy Camp 1984 KS.SHKarukTribe

Prlvat Artlflcl Rearing Constructed a washout pond for Ye al Prop. Pond raising chlnook saloon.

VI-4

6015 Mld-Klamath Grlder Klamath CDFG CDFGCreek River

1000 1983 KS.SH USFS-K Instream Barrier Waterfall barrier modified to YModlflca Modlf. facilitate passage fortlon anadronous fish

VI-3

6016 Mld-Klamath GrlderCreek

6038 Mld-Klamath GrlderCreek

Klamath CDFG P19River

Klanath CDFG CDFGRiver

17500 1987 KS.SH

0 C-1736 Northern 1987 KSCaliforniaIndianDevelopmentCouncil.Inc

USFS-K Instream RockModlflca Weirstion

Four rock weirs were placed In Ythe stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Prlvat Artlflcl Rearing Washout type pond, 1987 first Ye al Prop. Pond year 26.600 yearling chlnook.

Fire In drainage 1987.

VI-4

VI-5

6062 Mld-Klamath Horse KlamathCreek River

CDFG CDFG 9500 CDFG 1968 SH Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Horse Creek screen. VI-6

6063 Mld-Klamath HorseCreek

KlamathRiver

CDFO CDFG 9000 CDFG 1968 SH Prlvat Instreai Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Morgan's screen. VI-6

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COMP? CH2MNO





6017 Mld-Klamath Humbug Klamath USFS-K P&M 2300Creek River

6018 Mld-Klamath Humbug Klamath USFS-K P&MCreek River

6019 Mld-Klamath Independen Klamath USFS-K P&Mce Creek River

6006 Mld-Klamath IndianCreek


Klamath USFS-K KVRiver

Klamath CDFG ERFRiver





KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

CDFG P19

USFS-K P&M

3000

5000

10000

11100

6021 Mld-Klamath Indian Klamath USFS-K P&M 9800Creek River

6022 Mld-Klamath Indian Klamath USFS-K P&M 10000Creek River

Klamath CDFG CELP 5000River

Klamath USFS-K KV 115000River

15000

5400

CDFG

CDFG

1968 SH

1978 SH

1983 SH

1983 SH

1986 SH

1988 KS.SH

1984 KS.SH

1985 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1988 KS.SH

1985 SH

Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modi flea Screen

tlon

USFS-K Instrean BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instrean RockModlflca Heirstlon

USFS-K Instream LogModlflca Heirstlon

USFS-K Instrean ChannelModlflca Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream RockModlflca Weirstlon



USFS-K Instream RockModlflca Heirstlon


Buckhorn screen.Creek.

On Middle

Log Jan modification.

Nine rock weirs were Installed YIn the strean to providespawning/rearing habitat

Three log weirs were placed In Ythe stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Mouth of stress wns modified Yto allow steelhead access to 3acres of habitat

Four rock weirs will be placed NIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Nineteen boulder groups were Yplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

Barrier modified to provide Yaccess for anadronous fish

Five rock weirs were placed In Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Ten boulder groups were placed YIn stream to providespawnlng/rearInghabltat

USFS-K Artlflcl Spawning A spawning channel for King Yal Channel salmon. Can also be used asProduct! rearing pond with Installationon of flashboards.



Thirty boulder groups will be Nplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

Five rock weirs were Installed YIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat (OnEast Fork Indian Creek)

VI-6

VI-3

Vt-4

VI-4

VI-3

VI-4

VI-4

VI-3

VI-4

VI-4

VI-3

VI-4

VI-4

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COMP? CH2HNO

6028 Mld-Klamath Indian KlamathCreek River



USFS-K KV 14300 1985 KS.SH

CDFG CDFG 0 1980 KS

CDFG* 0 C-1736 Northern 1983 KSCaliforniaIndianDevelopnentCouncil,Inc

USFS-K Instreaa RockNodi flea Heirstlon

Prlvat Artlflcl Rearinge al Prop. Pond


Eighteen rock weirs or boulder Ygroups were placed In streamto spawning/rearing habitat(On South Fork Indian Creek)

Washout type pond reared anaverage of 30,000 yearlingchlnook. starting 1980.

Two ponds were built to rearan average of 76.000 yearlingfall chlnook, starting In1983.

N

VI-4

VI-5

VI-5

6067 Mld-Klamath Indian Klamath CDFG SS 500Creek River

6072 Mld-Klamath Indian Klamath CDFG CDFG 2500Creek River

CDFG 1986 SH.KS USFS-K Instream BarrierModifies Modlf.tlon

CDFG 1980 SH USFS-K Instrean BarrierModifies Modlf.tlon

Bedrock barrier was removed atBuchanan Falls to allowanadronous fish passage.

Log Jam •edification.Creek.

On Mill Y

VI -3

VI-3

6026 Mld-Klamath Indian IndianCreek, E. CreekFk.

CDFG ERF 2000 1983 SH USFS-K Instream Barriermodlflca Modlf.tlon

Barrier modifiedfish passage

to facilitate Y VI-3

6029 Mld-Klamath Irving Klamath USFS-K P*MCreek River

6033 Mld-Klamath Klamath Pacific PPL PPLRiver Ocean

9300 1986 SH USFS-K Instrean RockModifica Heirstlon


CDFG 1963 KS.SS.S Prlvat Artlflcl Hatchery Mitigation hatchery to hatch,H e al Prop. rear and release chlnook.

coho. and steelhead.

VI-4

VI-5

6050 Mld-Klamath Klamath PacificRiver Ocean

6051 Mld-Klamath Klamath PacificRiver Ocean

CDFG CDFG 136000

CDFG CDFG

RonaldMurman

RonaldMurman

1986 SH.KS.S USFSS

Instrean Spawning Rock weirs were Installed andModlflca Channel gravels placed behind the

VI-2

tlon weirs to provide spawninghabitat for salmon andsteelhead at Badger Flatspawning channel.

1986 SH.KS,S Prlvat Instrean Spawning Channel was dug across bend In YModlflca Channeltlon

Klamath River near Tree ofHeaven campground and rockweirs were placed inchannel.Gravel was placedbehind the weirs to providespawning habitat. Note: Fund.Amount for this project Isshared with project ID 0127

VI-2

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ID SUBBASINNO.


STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2HNO

6048 Mld-Klamath L. Bogus KlamathRiver

6041 Mld-Klamath PerchCreek

6007 Mld-Klamath NestBranchCreek

6044 Mld-Klamath WilsonCreek

9024 Mld-Trlnlty ConnerCreek

LowerKlamathRiver

6042 Mld-Klamath Red Cap LowerCreek Klamath

River

6031 Mld-Klamath Selad KlamathCreeK River

6030 Mld-Klamath Selad KlamathCreek River

6073 Mld-Klamath Selad KlamathCreek River

6032 Mld-Klamath Thompson KlamathCreek River

6043 Mld-Klamath Thompson KlamathCreek River

IndianCreek

LowerKlamathRiver

TrinityRiver

CDFO SB400

CDFG CDFG

CDFG CDFG

USFS-K PSM

USFS-K PSM

CDFO CDFO

CDFG CELP

CDFO CDFO

USFS-K KV

CDFG CDFO

CDFG BK

20000 CDFG 1986 SH.KS

1980 KS

0 C-1736 Northern 1981 KSCaliforniaIndianDevelopnentCouncil.Inc

Prlvat Instrean Rocke Modlflca Heirs

tlon

Prlvat Artlflcl Rearinge al Prop. Tank

USFS-S Artlflcl Rearingal Prop. Pond

2100

1000

2000

5000

6500

0 R

0 C-489

1984 KS. SH USFS-K Instream RockModlflca weirstlon

CDFG

1983 KS.SH

1978 SH

1988 KS.SH

1980 KS

1985 SH

1981 KS

USFS-K Instreaa LogModlflca Weirstlon

Placed gravel.

Rearing tank was used to rearan average of 9700 yearlingChinook, starting In 1980.So»e high temperatureproblems.

washout type pond reared anaverage of 32,000 yearlingchlnook, starting 1981. Soaehigh tenperature problems.


One log weir was placed Instream to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Instream Barrier Log jam modification.Modlflca Modlf.tlon

TrinityCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

1984 SH




Prlvat Artlficl Rearinge al Prop. Tank

USFS Instream BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

Rock Weirs will be Installed NIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Washout type pond reared an Yaverage of 32,500 yearlingchlnook, starting In 1980.

Two rock weirs were placed in Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Rearing tank was Installed to Nrear 5175 yearling fallchlnook In 1981.

Baffled a culvert and trenched Yan opening for low flow accessat the mouth. Installed atube screen on a diversion.The Red Bluff Screen Shoplater replaced this screenwith a diagonal screen.Funding shared with Klngsberry

N.A.

VI-5

VI-5

VI-4

VI-4

VI-3

VI-4

VI-5

VI-4

VI-5

IX

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ID SUBBASINNO.


COUP? CH2MNO

9002 Mid-Trinity Conner8 Trinity CDFG CDFGCreek River

600 CDFG 198G SH USFS-S Instrean BarrierModiflca Modlf.tlon

Modified log Ja« for fishpassage.

IX

9004 Mld-Trlnlty Conners Trinity CDFG D.J.Creek River

3000 CDFG 1983 SH Prlvat Instrean Fishe Modlflca Ladder

tlon

Installed baffles and dividerwall in box culvert.

IX

9005 Mid-Trinity Conners Trinity CDFG CDFOCreek River

1500 CDFO 1984 SH Privat Instreaa Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Fish screen on Lower ConnersCreek Diversion.

IX

9007 Mid-Trinity Conners Trinity CDFG CDFGCreek River

1500 CDFO 1984 SH Prlvat Instreaa Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Pish screen on Upper ConnersCreek.

IX

9025 Mld-Trlnlty Deadwood Trinity CDFG BKCreek River

0 C-864 TrinityCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

1985 SH.SS Prlvat Instream Barriere Modiflca Modlf.

tlon

Modified a rock foils roughpassage area and two woodydebris piles. Funding sharedwith Rattlesnake Creek.

IX

9028 Mid-Trinity Deadwood Trinity CDFG BKCreek River

39301 C-1223 TrinityCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

1987 SH.SS Prlvat Instreaa Loge Modlflca Heirs

tlon

Installed 4 log "V" weirs. IX

9026 Mld-Trlnlty Don Juan Trinity CDFO BKCreek River

9027 Mid-Trinity Don Juan Trinity CDFO BKCreek River

0 C-839 Trinity 1986 SHFisheriesInprovementAssoclatlon

0 C-1232 Trinity 1986 SHFisherieslaprovenentAssociatlon

Prlvat Instreas Fishe Modlflca Ladder

tlon

Privat Insteaa Fishe Modlflca Ladder

tion

Constructed fishways culvert Y IXand cleaned and repairedculvert baffles. This was abarrier to Blgratlngsteelhead. Funding sharedwith Potato Creek.

Reinforced the lowest section Y IXof denll fishway. Thissection was undercut duringhigh flows. Funding sharedwith Hall City Creek.

9010 Mid-Trinity EastWeaverCreek

9013 Mld-Trlnlty EastWeaverCreek

Trinity CDFG CDFG 600River

Trinity CDFO CDFO 600River

CDFG

CDFG

1986 SH

1985 SH

Privat Instream Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tion

Prlvat Instreaa Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tion

Fish screen on Murphydiversion.

Fish screen on NcKnlghtdiversion.

IX

IX

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ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO



COMP? CH2HNO

9016 Mid-Trinity GrassValleyCreek

9017 Mld-Trlnlty GrassValleyCreek

9018 Mld-Trlnlty GrassValleyCreek

9014 Mld-Trlnlty IndianCreek

Trinity CDFG CDFGRiver


Trinity CDFO CDFGRiver


9019 Mld-Trlnlty Indian Trinity CDFG CDFGCreek River

9008 Mld-Trlnlty Little Browns CDFO CDFOCreek Creek

9032 Mld-Trlnlty Little Trinity CDFG BKFrench RiverCreek

9033 Mld-Trlnlty Little Trinity CDFG BKFrench RiverCreek

9003 Mid-Trinity Manzanlta Trinity CDFO CDFOCreek River

9034 Mid-Trinity Manzanlta Trinity CDFG BKCreek River

4000

4500

3000

500

2000

1500

0 C-489

0 C-1232

400

0 C-1232

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFO

CDFG

1980 KS.SS.S Prlvat Instrean Dlv.H e Modlfica Screen

tlon

Fish screen on Mills diversion Yditch.

1980 KS.SS.S Prlvat Instream Dlv. Fish screen on Haw 11 ton ditch. YH e Modifies Screen

tion

1981 KS.SS.S Privat Instream Dlv. Fish screen on Wellock YH e Modifica Screen diversion.

tlon

1980 SH Privat Instrean Dlv. Fish screen on water diversion Ye Modlfica Screen near Cannonball Flat,

tlon

1963 KS.SS.S BLMH

1982 SH


TrinityFisheriesInprovenentAssoclation

1984 SH

1988 SH

CDFG 1984 SH

TrinityFisheriesImprovenentAssociatlon

1986 SH

Instrean Dlv.Modlfica Screentlon

Prlvat Instreaa Dlv.e Modlfica Screen

tlon

Privat Instreaa Fishe Modifica Ladder

tlon

Prlvat Instreaa Fishe Modlfica Ladder

tlon

Fish screen on Lower IndianCreek.

Fish screen on Little CreekDiversion.

Repaired a denll laddersystem. They Installed onenew section of ladder andInstalled a baffle system inte culvert. Funding sharedwith Kingsberry Creek project.

A four foot extension wasadded to the bottom end of anexisting denll ladder. Thelower end of the ladder wasout of the water requiringfish to ju»p Into it. Thisextension will allow fish swlain access. Funding sharedwith Hall City Creek project

USFS-S Instreaa BarrierModlfica Modlf.tlon

USFS Instreaa BarrierModlfica Modlf.tion

Modified log Jaipassage.

for fish

Removed an old fish counting Yweir that was In ippedlnent tothe upstreaa migration of cohoand steelhead. Funding sharedwith Hall City Creek project.

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

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TRIBUTARYTO




COMP7 CH2MNO

9011 Mld-Trlnlty PriceCreek

9030 Mld-Trlnlty PriceCreek

9031 Mid-Trinity PriceCreek

Trinity CDFG CDFO 2000River

trinity CDFG BK 0 C-489River

Trinity CDFG BK 0 C-1232River

CDFG 1988 SH Prlvat Instreaa Dlv.e Modifies Screen

tlon


TrinityFisheriesInprovementAssoclatlon

1984 SH Prlvat Instreaa Barriere Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

1986 SH Prlvat Instrean Rocke Modlflca Heirs

tlon

Fish screen on Price Creekdiversion.

Constructed rock Ju«p poolsover two separate diversionsand modified one woody debrispile. Funding shared withKlngsberry Creek.

Repaired 1985-86 flood daiageto two boulder Junp pools,providing access over a waterdiversion. Funding sharedwith Hall City Creek.

IX

IX

IX

9012 Mid-Trinity Reading Trinity CDFG CDFG 500Creek River

9015 Mid-Trinity Reading Trinity CDFG CDFG 5000Creek River

9020 Mid-Trinity Rush Creek Trinity CDFG BK 0 C-864River

9021 Mld-Trlnlty Rush Creek Trinity CDFO BK 0 C-489River

9029 Mid-Trinity Rush Creek Trinity CDFG BK 0 C-1223River

9006 Mid-Trinity Soldier Trinity CDFG CDFG 200Creek River

CDFG 1980 SH Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tion

CDFG 1980 SH Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

TrinityCountyResourceConservationDistrict



1985 SH.SS Prlvat Instreai Barriere Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

1984 SH USFS Instrean BarrierModiflca Modif.tion

1987 SH.SS Prlvat Instrean Covere Modlflca

tlon

CDFG 1984 SH USFS Instrea* Dlv.Modlflca Screentlon

Fish screen on Lower ReadingCreek diversion.

Fish screen on Upper ReadingCreek diversion.

Modified one log Jaa barrier.Funding shared withRattlesnake Creek project.

Reaoved one log Ja«. Fundingshared with Kingsberry Creekproject.

Installed 3 floating logcovers and 4 diagonal logweirs. Funding shared withDeadwood Creek.

Fish screen on Lower SoldierCreek Diversion.

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

IX

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ID SUBBASINNO.



COHP? CH2MNO

9009 Mld-Trlnlty Soldier Trinity CDFO CDFGCreek River

9022 Mld-Trlnlty Soldier Trinity CDFO BKCreek River

9001 Mld-Trlnlty Trinity Klamath CDFG CDFORiver River

9000 Mld-Trlnlty W. Weaver Trinity CDFG CDFOCreek River

9023 Mld-Trlnlty West Trinity CDFO BKWeaver RiverCreek

4000 CDFG 1986 SH

5000 Salmon

5003 Salmon

5004 Salmon

5006 Salmon

5006 Salmon

Black Bear Salmon USFS-K PANCreek River

5002 Salmon KellyGulch

Salmon USFS-K KVRiver,N.F.

Kelly SalmonGulch River,

N.F.

Knownothln Salmong Creek River,

S.F.

USFS-K KV

CDFG CDFG

Knownothln Salmon USFS-K KVg Creek

Knownothln Salmon CDFG P19g Creek River,

S.F.

0 C-489 Trinity 1984 SHCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

8000

300

CDFG

11000

6500

3000

50000

7000

45000

1977 SH

CDFO 1984 SH

0 C-489 Trinity 1984 SHCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

1984 SH

1985 SH

1985 SH

1982 KS.SH

1983 KS.SH

1989 KS.SH

USFS Instream Div.Modifies Screentlon

USFS Instream FishModi flea Laddertlon

Prlvat Instream Channele Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

USFS-S Instream BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon


tlon

USFS-K Instream PishModlflca Laddertlon

USFS-K Instream ChannelModlflca Modlf.tlon


USFS-K Instream DamModi flea Removaltion



Fish screen on Upper Soldier Y IXCreek Diversion.

Baffled a culvert that was an Y IXImpediment to the upstreammigration of steelhead.Funding shared with KlngsberryCreek project.

Supplied equipment operators Y IXto rebuild spawning riffles InLewlston area.

Modified log Jam for fish Y IXpassage.

Baffled an apron beneath a Y IXbridge and a 7.5 foot diameterculvert that were Impedimentato the upsteam migration ofsteelhead. Funding sharedwith Klngsberry Creek project.

Waterfall Barrier near mouth Y VI-1modified by blasting andconcrete walls to provide fishpassage (3 acres)

Channel of Kelly Gulch near Y V-2mouth modified to providespawning, rearing, and holdinghabitat (10 Structures)

Project In Kelly Gulch. Y V-l

A water diversion dam was Y V-lremoved to allow access foranadromous fish to upstreamspawning and rearing areas

A barrier was removed to Y V-lprovide access to three acresof habitat by anadromous fish

Fifteen rock weira were placed Y V-3In the stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

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ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2HNO

5021 Salmon

5007 Salmon

Knownothln S.F.g Creek Salmon

River.SF

CDFG BK 51114 C-1614 Knownothln 1982 SH.KSg CreekWaterDistrict

5008 Salmon

5023 Salmon

5024 Salmon

5013 Saloon

5009 Salmon

6010 Salmon

5011 Salmon

5012 Salmon

5014 Salmon

Nordhelmer Salmon CDFG ERFCreek River

Nordhelmer Salmon CDPO SB40Creek River 0,CE

Salmon Klamath CDFG CDFGRiver River

Salmon Klamath CDFG SSRiver River

Salmon Salmon CDFG P19River, E. River, S.Fk. Fk.

Salmon SalmonRiver, S. RiverFk.




Salmon SalmonRiver. S. RiverFk.

CDFG SS

USFS-K KV

USFS-K P*M

CDFG CELP

CDFG P19

15000

75000

6000

2000

60000

20000

11000

15000

23000

25000

1983 KS.SH

1987 KS.SH

CDFG 1983 SH.KS

CDFO 1984 SH.KS

1988 KS.SH

1983 KS

1984 KS.SH

1985 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1988 KS.SH

USFS Instream BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream LogModlflca Weirstlon

USFS-K Instream FishModlflca Laddertlon




Removed a diversion dam, which Vwas a barrier to salnonlds.and constructed an undergroundfish screening device.

Six log weirs were Installed NIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat.These weirs "blew out" duringhigh water during thewinter and have not beenreplaced.

A fish ladder over waterfall Ywas Installed to provideaccess for anadrosous fish to13 acres of habitat

Bedrock was blasted to lower Yand widen falls. Approximately250 yards of rock was removed.

Bedrock barrier was removed. Y

Thirty boulder groups will be NInstalled In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

USFS-K Artlflcl Hatchery Temporarily out of operation,alPropagatIon



USFS-K Instream BoulderMofllflca Groupstlon


Sixty-one boulder groups were Yplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

Seventy-eight boulder groups. Ydeflectors or weirs wereplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

One-hundred twenty-five Yboulder groups were placed Instream to providerearing/spawning habitat

Fifty boulder groups will be Nplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

V-l

N.A.

N.A.

V-l

VI-1

V-3

N.A.

V-3

V-3

V-3

V-3

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TRIBUTARY RESP. FUNDTO AGENCY SRCE

t ^̂



COHP? CH2MNO

5015 Salmon

5022 Salmon

5001 Salmon

5016 Salmon

5017 Salmon

5018 Salmon

5019 Salmon

5020 Salmon

4000 Scott

4207 Scott

4228 Scott


Salmon SalmonRiver.S.F. River

South Fork Salmonof S.F. River,

S.F.

CDFG ERF

CDFG BK

USFS-K KV

St. Claire Salmon CDFO ERFCreek River, S.

Fk.

St. Claire Salmon CDFG ERFCreek River, S.

Fk.

St. Claire Salmon USFS-K PANCreek River, S.

Fk.

St. Claire Salmon USFS-K P&MCreek River, S.

Fk.

CanyonCreek

darksCreek

ClarksCreek

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

CDFO CELP

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

45000

17700 C-519

1983 KS, SH USFS-K Instream BoulderModifies Groupstlon

ENTForestry

19500

Specimen Little USFS-K KV 500Creek North Fork

3300

1200

500

10000

3000

1500

2400

1984 KS.SH USFS

1987 SH

1984 SH

1982 KS.SH

1982 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1984 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

Instream BarrierModifies Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream RockModifies Weirstlon

USFS-K Instream BarrierModlflea Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream LogModlflca Weirstlon

USFS-K Instrean BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

USFS-K Instream LogModlflca Covertlon



One-hundred eighty-eight Yboulder groups were placed Instream to providerearing/spawning habitat

A rough passage area for YChinook Salmon was blasted toallow fish to pass through atall flows. This groupsubcontractd with New GrowthForestry to do the blasting.

Twenty-five rock weirs were Yplaced In stream to providespawning/rearing habitat (OnBlind Horse Creek)

A log Jan barrier was modified Yto provide access to one acreof steelhead habitat

Five log weirs were placed In Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat

A barrier was removed to allow Yaccess to two acres ofanadroBous fish habitat

Sixteen Rock weirs were placed YIn stream to providespawning/rearInghabltat

Eight rock weirs were place In Ystream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet atreambank

tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 296e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


V-3

V-l

V-2

V-l

N.A.

V-3

V-3

V-3

IV-1

IV-3

IV-3

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ID SUBBASINNO.

4263 Scott

4289 Scott

4194 Scott

4065 Scott

4091 Scott

4103 Scott

4154 Scott

4167 Scott

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO

Clarks ScottCreek River

Clarks ScottCreek River

Cottonwood MoffettCreek

Duzel ScottCreek

Duzel HoffettCreek Creek

Etna Creek ScottRiver




SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS Prlvate

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

FUNDINGAMOUNT

3000

0

1500

2000

5000

6600

5500

6580


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEJER COMP TYPE

4220 Scott Etna Creek Scott SCS ASCS 6000/PVT

1974 KS.SH

1977

1969

Prlvat Instrea* Bank Instreai rock riprap. 365e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Watershe Bank Clearing and snagglng--banke d Protectl planting. 1800 linear feet

Modlflca on streaa channel luprovenent bytlon reaoval of dead and or downed

trees, debris, portions ofbank planted to willow, grassvegetation.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet atreanbank


COMP? CH2HNO

IV-3

IV-3

1959 KS.SH Prlvat Watershe Bank Bank sloping vegetation

1961 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

e d Protectl planting. 1600 linear feetModlflca on streanbank protectiontlon completed with bank sloping

and willow planting.

Prlvat Instrea* Bank Tree-cable Ye Modlflca Protectl revetaent-vegetatlon planting,

tlo on 2020 linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacement of tree-cablerevetnent and willow planting.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 880 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection completed withplacenent of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 550 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet strea»bank

tlon on protection coapleted withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 940 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 600 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet strea»bank


IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

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ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM



COMP? CH2H

NO

4221 Scott

4246 Scott

4266 Scott

4267 Scott

4282 Scott

4001 Scott

4016 Scott

4017 Scott

4018 Scott

4105 Scott

4136 Scott





Etna Creek Scott' River

French ScottCreek River


FrenchCreek

FrenchCreek

ScottRivet-

ScottRiver


SCS ASCS 6000/PVT

SCS ASCS 85800/PVT

SCS ASCS 16700/PVT

SCS ASCS 6100/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

CDFG P19

CDFG CDFO

CDFG CDFG

19500

3600

CDFG CDFG 11000

9000

8500

SCS ASCS 5000/PVT

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

French Klamath SCS ASCS 5200Creek River /PVT

1971 KS.SH

1973 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1976 KS.SH

1987 KS.SH

1984 SH

1964 SH

1964 SH

1963 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 600e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection completed withplacemetn of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap, 8580e Modlflca Protectl linear feet strcaabank

tlon on protection co»pelted withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 1670e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 610e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection conpleted withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1300e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


USFS-K Naterahe Checkd DanModlflcatlon


tlon


tlon


tlon

Snail sedlnent basin Installed Yto remove aedlnent before itreaches Scott River (onestructure)

Lower French screen. Y

East French screen.

Nest French screen.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 835e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

Ion on protection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.



IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-5

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-3

IV-3

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ID SUBBASINNO.

4180 Scott

4192 Scott

4200 Scott

4209 Scott

4227 Scott

4071 Scott

4232 Scott

4241 Scott

4265 Scott

STREAM

FrenchCreek

FrenchCreek

FrenchCreek

FrenchCreek

FrenchCreek

GraveyardGulch

IndianCreek

IndianCreek

IndianCreek

TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDINGTO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

4500

3000

7200

13900

2600

1200

19420

10800

28580


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OHNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVE3ER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

4273 Scott Johnson ScottCreek River

SCS ASCS 2300/PVT

1968 KS.SH

1969 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1975

Prlvat Instreaa Bank Inatream rock riprap, 450 Y IV-3e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 300 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap, 900 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank tnstrea* rock riprap, 1390 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streaabank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap, 264 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream loose rock drop Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl structures. *3 loose rock drop

tlon on structues cnstructed acrosschannel for gradestabilization and debrisbasins.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1942 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 1080 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on proteclon completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 2858 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 230 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


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ID SUBBASINNO.

4002 Scott

4003 Scott

4004 Scott

4020 Scott

4021 Scott

4044 Scott

4057 Scott

4058 Scott

4079 Scott

4092 Scott

STREAM

KelseyCreek

KelseyCreek

KelseyCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

TRIBUTARYTO

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Scott

Scott

Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

RESP.AGENCY

CDFO

CDFG

CDFO

CDFG

CDFO

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

FUNDSRCE

CELP

CELP.PAH

CELP

CDFG

CDFG

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

FUNDINGAMOUNT

2500

135000

10000

11000

15000

4500

1440

3500

5400

4200


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OHNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVE

IER COMP TYPE

^̂ k

COHP? CH2M

NO

CDFG

CDFG

1984 KS.SH

1985 KS

1986 SS.SH

1981 SH

1974 SH

1958 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1960 KS.SH

1961 KS.SH

USFS-K Instrean RockModlflca Heirstlon

Three rock weirs were placedIn the stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

USFS-K Artlflcl Spawning A spawning channel for King Yal Channel salmon. Juvenile King salnonPropagatIon

USFS-K Instrean RockModlflca Weirstlon


tion


tlon

can also be reared at site Ifdesirable. Channel istemporarily out ofservice

Eleven rock weirs were placedIn stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

Hanson's screen.

Barker screen.

Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 900 Ye Modlflca Prptectl linear feet streanbank


Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 240 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap and grade Ye Modlflca Protectl stabilization structures, 1090

tlon on llenar feet of streambankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 900 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank

tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rockriprap.

Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 700 Ye Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


IV-1

IV-6

IV-1

IV-9

IV-9

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

Page No. 26'.'.' 02/02/88

'" ID SUBBASIN STREAMNO.

4098 Scott KldderCreek

'" 4125 Scott KldderCreek

i



' 4149 Scott KldderCreek

4150 Scott Kldder( Creek


( 4177 Scott KldderCreek

4195 Scott Kldder; Creek


TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDINGTO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

SCS Prlvate

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

4000

10000

9640

2640

9680

16000

3600

6000

3800

4000


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OHNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVE»ER COHP TYPE

1962 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 600e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1250e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1205e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock rlprnp. 330e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1210e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet streambank

tlon on protection completed withplacenent of large rocks.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 1600e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet atreanbank

tlon on protection completed withplact.nent of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 450e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 600e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 475e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 500e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


COMP7 CH2MNO

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

t

4048 Scott

4203 Scott

4206 Scott

4212 Scott

McAdams ScottCreek

SCS ASCS 3500/PVT

McAdamsCreek

McAdamsCreek

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

3800

8000

HcAdams ScottCreek River

SCS ASCS 5850/PVT

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ID SUBBASINNO.

4242 Scott

4296 Scott

4305 Scott

4307 Scott

4086 Scott

4196 Scott

STREAM

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

KldderCreek

McAdamCreek

McAdamCreek

TRIBUTARYTO

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver


SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS Prlvate

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT



4600 1972 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 460e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


2400 1978 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 200e Modlflca Protectl linear feet strearabank


60000 1981 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 2800e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streamhank


40000 1982 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 2000e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


3600 1961 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap, 600e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


3200 1970 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 400e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank

•̂•̂

COMP? CH2M

NO

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 700 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1970 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 475 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1970 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1010 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1971 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap, 780 Y IV-3e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


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ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2MNO

4213 Scott

4214 Scott

4215 Scott

4222 Scott

4237 Scott

4238 Scott

4252 Scott

4253 Scott

4270 Scott

4106 Scott

McAdams ScottCreek River

McAdaros ScottCreek River

McAdamsCreek

HeAdam9Creek

ScottRiver

ScottRiver






Mill Creek ScottRiver

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

5850

5850

5850

9900

SCS ASCS 6300/PVT

SCS ASCS 12630/PVT

SCS ASCS 6750/PVT

SCS ASCS S600/PVT

2000

6720

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1975 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 780e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streambank


Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 780e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streanbank


Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 780e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1239e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 630e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1263e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Privat Instrean Bank .Instrean rock riprap. 675e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock.Restoration repair.

Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 560e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Privat Instream Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instream rock riprap. 200linear feet streambankprotection completed withplacenent of large rock.

Privat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 1120e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Y IV-3

Y ' IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

t29Page No.

02/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2M

NO

4115 Scott

4134 Scott

4208 Scott

4258 Scott

4261 Scott

4262 Scott

4068 Scott

4067 Scott

4077 Scott




SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

Mill Creek Scott Rlvr SCS Prlvate



MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

Scott

Scott

Moffett ScottCreek River

CSC ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

3900

7680

5700

12000

SCS ASCS 7000/PVT

SCS ASCS 6000/PVT

4000

2000

SCS ASCS 5000/PVT

1964 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 650e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1965 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 960e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank


1970 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 723e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank

tlon on protection compel ted withplacenent of large rock.

1974 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1000e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streanbank


1974 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 580e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streambank

tion on protection conpleted withplacement of large rock.

1974 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 600e Modlflca Protectl linear feet steranbank


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 2060e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbnnk

tlon on protection completed withlarge rock.

1959 KS.SH Prlvat Watershe Bank Bank sloping and vegetatione d Protectl planting. 2000 linear feet

Modlflca on streanbank protectiontlon conpleted with bank

sloping-willow planting.

1960 KS.SH Prlvat Watershe Bank Tree-cable revetnent.e d Protectl vegetation planting. 1800

Modlflca on lineal feet streanbanktion protection completed with

placenent of tree-cablerevetment ad willow planting.Duzel Creek.

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

Page No. 3002/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2MNO

4078 Scott

4094 Scott

4117 Scott

4122 Scott

4146 Scott

4166 Scott

4175 Scott

4181 Scott

4182 Scott

4187 Scott

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

HoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

Scott SCS ASCS 1800River /PVT

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

9720

8100

Klanath SCS ASCS 8700River /PVT



6300

4200



1960 KS.SH

1961 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 300e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection conpleted withplacement of large rockriprap.

Prlvat Inatrea* Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1620e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank




Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1450e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Prlvat Instrean Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on


tlon on


ion on

Privat Instrean Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instrean rock riprap, 1040linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Instrean rock riprap. 600linear feet streambankprotection conpleted withplacement of large rock.

Instrean rock riprap, 900linear feet streambankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Instrean rock riprap. 590linear feet streambankprotection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.

Inetream rock riprap. 700linear feet streambankprotection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.


tion on protection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Y IV-3

Page No.02/02/88


ID SUBBASIN STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVENO. TO AGENCY SRCB AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2M

NO

4191 Scott

4219 Scott

4229 Scott

4239 Scott

4251 Scott

4257 Scott

4271 Scott

4303 Scott

4308 Scott

4310 Scott


Moffett ScottCreek









SCS ASCS 6700/PVT

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

7870

SCS ASCS 48120/PVT

SCS ASCS 65300/PVT

SCS Prlv 2500ate

Prlv 169200ate

8000

7000

SCS ASCS 7000/PVT

1968 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1975 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1982 KS.SH

1983 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instreaa rock riprap, 870e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tion on protection completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 860e Modified Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instreai Bank Instrea» rock riprap. 767e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streanbank

Ion on protection completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 4812e Modlflca Protecti linear feet streanbank




Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrea« rock riprap. 250e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streanbank



tlon on

Inatreaii rock riprap. 16920linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacenent of large rock.

Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 770e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 700e Modlflca Protectl linear feet atreanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 600e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

Page No. 3202/02/88


ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FUNDTO AGENCY SRCE


COHP? CH2MNO

4312 Scott

4315 Scott

4320 Scott

4332 Scott

4069 Scott



MoffettCreek

MoffettCreek

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Noges ScottCreek River

SCS ASCS 7000/PVT

SCS ASCS 4500/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

7000

3300

SCS ASCS 3500/PVT

1983 KS.SH Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 550e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streaabank


1983 KS.SH Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1984 KS.SH Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 470e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streanbank


1984 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 220e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instreaa loose rock drope Modlflca Protectl structures, *14 loose rock

tlon on drop structures constructedacross channel to stabilize4400 linear feet ofstreanbank.

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

N.A.

IV-3

4099 Scott Noyes ScottCreek River

SCS Prlv 3000ate

1962 Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instream erosion controle Modlflca Protectl structures, loose rock drop

tlon on structure constructed acrosschannel to stabilize 700linear feet of streambank.

IV-3

4019 Scott Patterson ScottCreek River

CDFG CDFG 9000 CDFG 1965 SH Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

Patterson screen. IV-9

4050 Scott

4197 Scott

4272 Scott

Patterson ScottCreek

Patterson ScottCreek River

Patterson ScottCreek River

SCS ASCS/PVT

2700

SCS ASCS 7000/PVT

SCS ASCS 5000/PVT

1959 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1975 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 450e Modiflca Protect! linear feet streambank

tlon on protection completed withplaceeent of large rock.

Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 828e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 500e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streaabank


IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

33Page No.02/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM

KUHATH RIVER BASIN REPORT


COUP? CH2MNO

4005 Scott

4006 Scott

4012 Scott

4013 Scott

4014 Scott

4015 Scott

4031 Scott

4032 Scott

4033 Scott

4034 Scott

Scott Klamath CDFG PAN 800River River

Scott Klamath CDFG P19 25000River River

Scott Klamath CDFG CDFG 9500River River



9500ScottRiver

ScottRiver

KlamathRiver

Klamath

CDFG

SCS

CDFG

ASCS/PVT

Scott Klamath SCS ASCS 3260River /PVT

Scott Klamath SCS Prlv 10000River ate


CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

1982 KS

1988 KS.SH

1968 SH.KS

1964 SH.KS

1984 SH.KS

1967 SH.KS

1957 KS.SH

1957 KS.SH

1957

1958 KS.SH

USFS-K Instream Gravel Two acres of streambed gravelModlflca Cleaning were cleaned of fine sedimenttlon to provide high quality

spawning habitat

USFS-K Instrean BoulderModlflca Groupstlon


tlon


tlon


tlon

Fifty boulder groups will be Nplaced In stream to providerearing/spawning habitat

Messner's screen. Y

Farmer's screen.

Scott Valley screen.

Prlvat Instreaa Dlv. Denney's screen. Ye Modlflca Screen

tlon

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream tree and cable Ye Modlflca Protectl revetment, 14,310 feet of tree

tlon on and cable revetment to protectexisting and constructed bankalignment.

Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instream rock riprap to Ye Modlflca Protectl protect levee. 815 linear

tion on feet of rock riprap placed toprotect constructed bank andditch Inlet structures.

Prlvat Instream Dlverslo Instream diversion. Piling. Ye Modlflca n rock and log diversion

tlon constructed to divert water toIrrigation pumps.

Prlvat Instream Dlverslo Instream diversion. Sheet Ye Modlflca n piling, piling, rock and log

tlon diversion constructed atdiversion point of SV Irr Co.ditch.

IV-3

FV-1

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

4035 Scott Scott Klamath SCS ASCS 3840River /PVT

1958 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap toe Modiflca Protectl protect eroding bank. 640

tlon on linear feet of rock riprapplaced to protect existingbank.

IV-10

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TRIBUTARYTO




COUP? CH2HNO

4038 Scott

4038 Scott

4039 Scott

4040 Scott

4041 Scott

4042 Scott

4043 Scott

4048 Scott

4049 Scott



Scott Klanath SCS ASCS 15840River /PVT







1958 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

2959 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

Prlvat Inatream Banke Hodlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instream rock riprap toprotect eroding bank. 1300linear feet of rock riprapplaced to protect existingbank.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock jetties. 1600e Modi flea Protectl linear feet protection

tlon on completed with placement ofJettlea constructed with largerock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock jetties. 2640e Modlflca Protectl linear feet bank protection

tlon on completed with placement ofgravel core Jetties protectedwith large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap toe Modlflca Protectl protect eroding bank. 2640

tlon on linear feet bank protectioncompleted with placement oflarge rock.

Prlvat Inatream Bank . Instreaa rock riprap toe Modlflca Protectl protect eroding bank. 1200

tlon on linear feet bank protectioncoupleted with placement oflargo rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock Jetties. 1245e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank

tlon on protection completed byplacement of Jettiesconstructed with large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 800e Modlflca Protectl linear feet strearabank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1350e Modlflca Protectl feet of streambank protection

tlon on completed with placement oflarge rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1250e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

Page No. 3502/02/88



TRIBUTARYTO


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEAMOUNT NUMBER COMP • TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

4051 Scott

4052 Scott

4053 Scott

4054 Scott

4055 Scott

4056 Scott

4059 Scott

4060 Scott

4061 Scott

4062 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Klanath SCS ASCS 2700/PVT


Klamath SCS ASCS 11460/PVT





Klamath SCS

Klamath SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

6060

1800


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instream rock riprap. 450 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 900 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank o


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1910 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank o


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 850 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Inatream rock riprap, 1000 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1416 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streambank 0


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1150 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet of streambank 0


1959 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1010 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0

tlon on protection completed withplacement of large riprap.



1959 IS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 250 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


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( ID SUBBASIN STREAMNO.

TRIBUTARYTO


KLANATH RIVER BASIN REPORT


COMP? CH2MNO

4063 Scott ScottRiver

4064 Scott

4068 Scott

4070 Scott

4072 Scott

4073 Scott

4074 Scott

4080 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver



ScottRiver










Klamath SCS ASCS 2100River /PVT

1959 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

I960 KS.SH

1960 KS.SH

1960 KS.SH

1960 KS.SH

1960 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 5180 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1250 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 900 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet stream bank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 1570 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 200 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1770 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl llenar feet stream bank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 1770 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl llenar feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 650 Y IV-le Modifies Protectl Hear feet strambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 945 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0

tlon on protected In completed Withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 300 Y IV-3e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank

tlon on proteclon completed withplacement of large rockriprap.

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TRIBUTARY RESP. FOND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

tCOHP? CH2M

NO


4082 Scott

4083 Scott

4084 Scott

4087 Scott

4088 Scott

4089 Scott

4090 Scott

4093 Scott

4095 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver











1960 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 900 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank o


1961 KS.SH Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1900 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank o

tlon on protection conpleted withplacement of large rockriprap.

1961 KS.SH Prlvat Inatream Bank Instream rock riprap. 250 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0



tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock .riprap.





1961 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 750 Y IV-1e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0




1961 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 250 Y IV-Je Modlflca Protectl linear feet atreambank 0


1961 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 800 Y IV-1e Modlfica Protect! linear feet atreambank 0


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( ID SUBBASIN STREAMNO.

TRIBUTARYTO




COHP? CH2MNO


4097 Scott

4100 Scott

4101 Scott

4107 Scott

4108 Scott

4109 Scott

4111 Scott

4112 Scott

4113 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver



Klamath SCSRiver

Klamath SCSRiver

Prlvate

ASCS/PVT

750

5250







1962 KS.SH

1962 KS.SH

1962 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 800e Modifies Protectl linear feet atreanbank


Privat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 360e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank




Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap, 700e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streambank




Prlvat Instreen Bank Instrean rock riprap. 600e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 520e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streanbank



tlon on

Instrean rock riprap. 650linear feet streanbankprotection coapleted withplacement of large rock.


tlon on protection conpletd withplacement of large rock.


tlon on

Instrean rock riprap. 1575linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacenent of large rock.

Y 1V-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-1

0

Page No. 3902/02/88


TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2MNO

4114 Scott

4116 Scott

4118 Scott

4119 Scott

4121 Scott

4126 Scott

4127 Scott

4128 Scott

4129 Scott

4131 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver




KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

1920

2400




SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

2400

7200

1963 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.Sh

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank tnstream rock riprap, 650e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streanbank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 840e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streawbank


Privat Instream Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instream rock riprap. 715linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 240e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet, streaubank


Prlvat Instream Bank Inatrean rock riprap. 500e Modifica Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 200e Modifica Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Banke Modifica Protectl

tlon on

Prlvat Instream Banke Modifica Protect!

tlon on

Instream rock riprap. 1070linear feet streanbankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Instream rock riprap, 300linear feet streambankprotection conpleted withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Inatream Bank Instream rock riprap. 900e Modlflca Protect! llenar feet streambank


Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Page No. 4002/02/88


TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2MNO

4132 Scott

4133 Scott

4135 Scott

4138 Scott

4139 Scott

4142 Scott

4143 Scott

4144 Scott

4147 Scott

4148 Scott

Scott Klaraath SCS ASCS 4000River River /PVT

Scott Klamath SCS ASCS 7680River River /PVT

Scott Klanath SCS ASCS 16320River River /PVT








1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

Privet Instream Bank Instrea* rock riprap, 500e Hod]flea Protect! linear feet streambank

tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock.Restoration repair

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 960e Modifies Protectl llenar feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 2040e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Banke Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Prlvat Instream Banke Hodlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instream rock riprap, 500linear feet streambnnkprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Instream rock riprap, 478linear feet streambankprotection completed withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap, 405e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank










Y IV-10

Y IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

[V-l0

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10 .

Page No. 4102/02/88




COMP? CH2M

NO

4152 Scott Scott Klamath SCS ASCS 5250River River /PVT








4168 Scott Scott Klanath SCS ASCS 4500River River /PVT


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 525 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 1585 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank o


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 650 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 450 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 700 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 650 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1966 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 625 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1967 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 440 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


1967 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 450 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1967 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 2520 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Page No. 4202/02/88


TRIBUTARYTO




COMP? CH2MNO

4172 Scott

4173 Scott

4174 Scott

4176 Scott

4183 Scott

4185 Scott

4188 Scott

4189 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver



ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Klanath SCS ASCSRiver /PVT

Klamath SCS ASCSRiver /PVT

Klamath SCSRiver

KlamathRiver

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

6500

3500

7500

4800







1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank . Instream rock riprap, 650 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 350 Y IV-1e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 750 Y IV-le Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock rlprnp. 480 Y IV-le Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 740 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0

tion on protection completec withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 550 Y IV-1e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 500 Y IV-l.e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 400 Y IV-le Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 550 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0



tlo on protection completed withplacement of large rock.

Page No.02/02/88t




COMP? CH2MNO

4190 Scott

4193 Scott

4198 Scott

4201 Scott

4202 Scott

4210 Scott

4211 Scott

4216 Scott

4217 Scott

4218 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver




KlanathRiver

KlamathRiver

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

2000

7200

9750

16100








1969 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 200 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet strenmbank 0


















Page No. 44( 02/02/88



TRIBUTARYTO



COHP? CH2MNO


( 4224 Scott ScottRiver

4226 Scott

4230 Scott

4231 Scott

4233 Scott

4234 Scott

4235 Scott

4236 Scott

4240 Scott








Scott Klaraath SCS ASCS 7500River River /PVT


1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 295e Modi flea Protectl Hear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instream Bank Inatream rock riprap. 360e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection complete! withplacement of large rock.

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 620e Hodlflca Protectl linear feet streambank






Prlvat tnstream Bank Instream rock riprap. 440e Modlflca Protectl linear feet strennbank










Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-1

0

Page No. 4502/02/88


TRIBUTARYTO



FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEAMOUNT NUMBER COUP TYPE

COMP? CH2HNO












1973 KS.SH

1973 KS.SH

1973 KS.SH

1973 KS.SH

1973 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH




tlon on protection conpleted withplaceaent of large rock


tlon on protection compelled withplacenent of large rock.



Prlvat Inatrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 830e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank






Prlvat Instrean Bankge Modlflca Protectl

tlon on

Instrean rock riprap. 1650linear feet streanbankprotection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.





Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-1

0

Page No. 4602/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COMT? CH2MNO

4268 Scott

4269 Scott

4274 Scott

4275 Scott

4276 Scott

4277 Scott

4278 Scott

4279 Scott

4280 Scott

4281 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver








Klanath SCSRiver

Klamath SCSRiver

ASCS 37000/PVT

ASCS 30000/PVT


1975 KS.SH Prlvat Inatream Bank Instream rock riprap. 340 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0




1975 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 500 Y IV-1e Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1975 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Inatream rock riprap. 2450 Y IV-1e Modlfica Protectl linear feet strcanbank 0





tlon on protection completed wtlhplacement of large rock.

1976 KS.SH Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 3902 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0




1976 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 2400 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streaabank 0


1976 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1327 Y IV-le Modlfica Protectl linear feet streambank 0


Page No. 4702/02/88



TRIBUTARY RESP. FUNDTO AGENCY SRCE


COMP? CH2H

NO








4292 Scott Scott Klamath SCS Prlv 2500River River ate





1977 KS.SH Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 630 Y IV-le Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0




1977 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1400 Y IV-le Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1977 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 800 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streambank 0


1977 KS.SH Privat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 280 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1978 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 740 Y IV-1e Modifica Protectl linear feet streambank 0




1978 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 1030 Y IV-1e Modifica Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1978 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 980 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0


Page No. 4802/02/88


TRIBUTARYTO


KtAMATH RIVER BASIN REPORT


COMP? CH2MNO

4295 Scott

4297 Scott

4298 Scott

4299 Scott

4300 Scott

4301 Scott

4302 Scott

4304 Scott

4306 Scott

4309 Scott











1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1980 KS.SH

1982 KS.SH

1983 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 254 V IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0







tlon on protection completed withplacument of large rock.



Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 1487 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0




Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 750 Y IV-1e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streanbank 0




Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 240 Y IV-1e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streaabank 0


Page No. 4902/02/88


tKLAMATH RIVER BASIN REPORT


COMP? CH2HNO

4311 Scott

4314 Scott

4316 Scott

4317 Scott

4318 Scott

4319 Scott

4322 Scott

4324 Scott

4325 Scott

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver








KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

7000

4000



1983 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 310 Y IV-le Modiflca Protect! linear feet streambank 0


1983 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 250 Y IV-1e Modiflca Protect! linear feet strearobank 0




1984 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 500 Y IV-le Modifica Protect! linear feet streambanX 0


1984 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 250 Y IV-le Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank 0


1984 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 900 Y IV-le Modifica Protect! linear feet streambank 0




1986 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 200 Y IV-1e Modifies Protectl linear feet streambank 0



1987 KS.SH Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap, 300e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Y IV-10

Page No. SO02/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

4328 Scott

4330 Scott

4331 Scott

4333 Scott

4334 Scott

4011 Scott

4010 Scott

4045 Scott

4047 Scott

4102 Scott

STREAM

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver, E.F.

ScottRiver, B.Fk.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

TRIBUTARYTO

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Scott

Scott

ScottRiver

RESP. FUND FUNDINGAGENCY SRCE AMOUNT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

CDFG CDFG

CDFG CDFG

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

2000

7000

7000

7000

7000

9000

11000

3900

4380

7500


FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEIER COMP TYPE

CDFG

CDFG

1987 KS.SH

1987 KS.SH

1987 KS.SH

1983 KS.SH

1983 KS.SH

1978 SH

1978 SH

1958 KS.SH

1959 KS.SH

1963 KS.SH


tlon on protection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.Repair.

Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank



tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock.Repair.



Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 360e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank



tlon


tlon

Lower Newton's screen.

Upper Newton's screen.



Prlvat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 730e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank



tion on protection completed withplacenent of large rock.

COMP? CH2MNO

Y IV-10

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

N.A.

IV-9

IV-9

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

tPage No. 5102/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

4104 Scott

4110 Scott

4157 Scott

4160 Scott

4161 Scott

4170 Scott

4186 Scott

4199 Scott

4326 Scott

4120 Scott

STREAM

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver.E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.F.

ScottRiver,E.Fk.

TRIBUTARYTO

ScottRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

RESP.AGENCY

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

FUNDSRCE

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

FUNDINGAMOUNT

1650

8600

11600

6650

3800

9000

4800

5000

8000

4880


FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVE>ER COMP TYPE

1963 KS.SH Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 220e Modifies Protectl Hear feet streanbank


1963 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 1150e Modifies Protect! linear feet streanbank

tlon on protection completed withplacemet of large rock.

1966 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap. 1160e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streanbank

tlon on protection completed withplacenent of Inrge rock.

1986 KS.SH Privat Instreaa Bank Instrean rock riprap. 665e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


1966 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 380e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


1967 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 900e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


1968 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 480e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


1970 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 500e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streanbank

tion on protection conpleted withplacenent of large rock.

1986 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 370e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


1964 KS.SH Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap, 610e Modlflca Protect! linear feet streanbank


COMP? CH2MNO

V IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

Y IV-10

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52

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAK



COMP? CH2HNO

4123 Scott

4124 Scott

4130 Scott

4145 Scott

4171 Scott

4009 Scott

4022 Scott

4023 Scott

4024 Scott

4025 Scott

4026 Scott

ScottRiver,E.Fk.

ScottRiver.E.Fk.

ScottRiver.E.Fk.

ScottRiver,E.Fk.

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

ScottRiver

Scott ScottRiver,E.F. River

Shacklefor Scottd Creek River






SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS ASCS/PVT

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

CDPG CDFG

CDFG CDFG

CDFG CDFG

6960

6960

3200

8000

SCS ASCS 4300/PVT

CDFG BK 96726 C-858

9000

CDFG CDFG 10000

CDFG CDFG 10500

9500

9500

1964 KS.SH

1964 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1967 KS.SH

Slsklyou 1984 KS.SHResourceConservatlonDistrict

CDFG 1958 SH

CDFG 1964 SH

CDFG 1964 SH

CDFG 1965 SH

CDFG 1964 SH

Privet Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 870e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank




Prlvat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 400e Modlflca Protectl llenar feet streanbank

tlon on protection conpleted Kithplacenent of large rock.



Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 430e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrean Banke Modlflca Stab,

tlon

Reinforce 400 yards of bank,using rock, to Increase depthof water In this area andInporve spawning condition.

Prlvate

Prlvate

Prlvate

Prlvate

Prlvate

Instrean Dlv.Modlflca Screentlon

Perelra's screen.Creek.

On Mill

Instrean Dlv. Upper Dangle's screen. OnModlflca Screen Mill Creek.tlon

Instrean Dlv. Lower Dangle's screen. OnModlflca Screen Mill Creek.tion



Elliot's screen.

Barry's screen.

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-10

IV-3

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

53Page No.02/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM



tCOMP? CH2M

NO

4027 Scott

4028 Scott

4029 Scott

4030 Scott

4085 Scott

4141 Scott

4183 Scott

4184 Scott

4184 Scott

4225 Scott

4244 Scott












CDFO CDFO 12000

CDFG CDFO 11000

CDFG CDFO 10500

CDFG CDFG 10000

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

2700

3440

6000

SCS ASCS 3150/PVT

3200

3500

CDFO

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

SCS ASCS 7260/PVT

1965 SH

1966 SH

1966 SH

1987 SH

1961 KS.SH

1965 KS.SH

1986 KS.SH

1966 KS.SH

1968 KS.SH

1971 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modifies Screen

tlon


tlon


tlon


tion

Upper Tozler screen.

Lower Tozler screen.

Upper Burton's screen.

Lower Burton's screen.

Prlvat Instream Bank Inatrean rock riprap. 450e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank

' tlon on protection completed withplacement of large rock.







Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 426e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambahk


Prlvat Instream Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 390e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instream Bank Instream rock riprap. 726e Modiflca Protectl linear feet streambank


IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-9

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

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54

10 SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO




COHP? CH2MNO

4313 Scott

4321 Scott

4323 Scott

4329 Scott

4243 Scott

4284 Scott

4290 Scott

4037 Scott

4204 Scott

4007 Scott

4008 Scott





Shacklefor Scottk Creek River

Shacklefor Scottk Creek River

Shacklefor Scottk Creek

Snlktaw ScottCreek

Snlktaw ScottCreek River

Thompkins ScottCreek River

Thompklns ScottCreek River

SCS

SCS

SCS

SCS

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

CDFG BK

CDFG BK

ASCS/PVT

ASCS/PVT

USFS-K KV

USFS-K KV

7000

7000

98000

58000

SCS ASCS 3750/PVT

SCS ASCS 41220/PVT

SCS ASCS 7000/PVT

600

2000

6000

500

1983 KS.SH

1984 KS.SH

1985 KS.SH

1987 KS.SH

1972 KS.SH

1974 KS.SH

1978 KS.SH

1958 KS.SH

1970 KS.SH

1984 SH

1983 SH

Prlvat Instream Bank Instrean rock riprap. 310e Modifies Protectl linear feet streanbank


Prlvat Instrea* Bank Instrea* rock riprap. 300e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank




Prlvat Instrean Bank Instream rock riprap, 1400e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbank




Privat Instrean Bank Instrean rock riprap. 3435e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streambank


Prlvat Instrean Bank Instreaa rock riprap. 330e Modlflca Protectl linear feet streanbnnk


Privat Instrean Bank Instrean erosion controle Modiflca Protectl structurres. *4 loose rock

tlon on structures constructed inchannel bottom.



USFS-K Instrean LogModlflca Weirstlon

USFS-K Instrean FishModlflca Laddertlon

Thirty log/rock weirs wereplaced In stream to providespawning/rearing habitat

A step and pool fish ladderwas Installed to provideaccess to two acres of.hab

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

N.A.

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-3

IV-1

N.A.

• %Page No. 5502/02/88

ID SUBBASINNO.

3018 Shasta

3000 Shasta

3001 Shasta

3002 Shasta

3003 Shasta

3004 Shasta

3005 Shasta

3006 Shasta

3007 Shasta

3008 Shasta

STREAM

ParksCreek

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

TRIBUTARYTO

ShastaRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

ShastaRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

ShastaRiver

RESP. FUND FUNDINGAGENCY SRCE AMOUNT

CDFG CDFG 42000

CDFG CELP 94000

CDFG ERF 92000

CDFG CELP 135000

CDFG CELP 0

CDFG SB40 420000

CDFO SS 5000

CDFO SS 5000

CDFG SS 5000

CDFO CDFG 2000


CDFG

DexterRogers

DexterRogers

DexterRogers

DexterRogers

ScottValleyBuilders

CDFG

CDFO

CDFG

CDFG

1972 SH Prlvat Instreame Modlflca

tlon

1985 KS.SH.S BLMS

1987 KS.SH.S BLMS

InstreamModlflcatlon


1985 KS.SH.S Prlvat InstreanS e Modlflca

tlon

1984 KS.SH.S BLMS


Dlv.Screen

RockWeirs

RockWeirs

RockWeirs

RockWeirs

1986 SH.KS Prlvat Instream Rocke Modlflca Weirs

tlon

1985 SH.KS

1985 SH.KS

1985 SH.KS

1975 SH


tlon


tlon


tlon


tlon

Parks Creek 1,2,3,4 screens.

COMP? CH2MNO

III-

3

Placed rock weirs with Yspawning gravel to provide forsalmon and steelhead spawning.

Placed gravel Tire Flat. Y

Placed gravel Glllens Riffles. Y

Rock weirs Installed with Ygravel placed behind the weirsto provide spawning habitatfor salmon and steelhead.Note: Fund amount shown In ID124 was shared with thisproject.

Rock weirs were Installed In Ythe stream and gravel wasplaced behind the weirs toprovide spawning habitat forsalmon and steelhead.Bankstabilization was done alongthe weir site.Large rock wasplaced along the creek bank toprevent erosion on Yreka Cr.

Everret Flock ladder. Y

Norman Flock ladder.

Montague pump ladder.

Harts ladder.

III-2

I I I -2

I I I -2

III-2

III-2

III-2

III-2

III-2

I I I -2

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ID SUBBASINNO.

3009 Shasta

3010 Shasta

3011 Shasta

3012 Shasta

3013 Shasta

3014 Shasta

3015 Shasta

3010 Shasta

3017 Shasta

STREAM

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

TRIBUTARYTO

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

ShastaRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

KlamathRiver

RESP.AGENCY

CDFO

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFO

CDFG

CDFQ

CDFG

CDFG

FUNDSRCE

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG


TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

8009 South Fork BarkerTrinity Creek



Hayfork CDFG CDFGCreek

Hayfork CDFG BKCreek


11000

9000

10000

10500

12500

9000

35000

12000

30000

500

0 C-839

7500 C-170

CDFG 1975 SH

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

1975 SH

1974 SH

1988 SH.KS

1988 SH.KS

CDFG 1987 SH.KS

CDFG 1977 SH.KS

CDFG 1975 SH.KS

CDFG 1958 SH.KS

CDPO 1985 SH

Trinity 1985 SHFisheriesImprovenentAssoclatlon

South Fork 1983 SHTrinityWatershedInprovgt


tion

Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modiflca Screen

tlon


tlon


tlon


tlon


Ion

Prlvat Instream Dlv.e Modifies Screen

tlon


tlon


tlon


tlon

Prlvat Instream Barriere Modlflca Modlf.

tlon


tlon

Soules screen.

Hart's screen.

Little Shasta screen.

East Flock screen.

West Flock screen.

William's screen.

Montague Pump screen.

Jenkln's screen.

Grenada Pumps screen.

Fish screen on Barker CreekDiversion.

Constucted two gabion jumppools to allow steelhead topass a wsater

diversion/barrier. Fundingshared with Potato Creek.

Baffled a culvert and Yconstructed Junp pools at thedownstream end of the culvertto allow fish access to the,culvert. They also screenqseveral small waterdiversions. The culvert was*,barrier.

COHP? CB2KNO

III-3

III-3

III-3

III-3

III-

3

III-3

III-3

III-3

III-3

VIII-4

VIII-4

VIII-4

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57

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO



FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWJR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVEAMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

8007 South Fork Big Creek HayforkTrinity Creek

CDFO CDFG

8010 South Fork Big Creek Hayfork CDFG CDFGTrinity Creek

8012 South Fork Carr Creek Hayfork CDFG CDFGTrinity Creek

8020 South Fork Chanchelul Hayfork CDFG BKTrinity la Gulch Creek

8021 South Fork Devils Summit CDFG BKTrinity Gulch Creek

8028 South Fork Hall City Hayfork CDFG BKTrinity Creek Creek

8013 South Fork Hayfork S.F. CDFG CDFGTrinity Creek Trinity

River

8029 South Fork Klngsberry Hayfork CDFG BKTrinity Creek Creek

8030 South Fork Limestone Big Creek CDFO BKTrinity Creek

6000

4000

1500

0 C-1232

0 C-839

17950 C-1232

2500

42400 C-489

0 C-489

CDFO

CDFO

CDFG

TrinityFisheriesImprovementAssoclatlon



CDFG

1984 SH Privat Instream Dlv.e Modifica Screen

tion

1972 SH USFS Instrean Div.Modifica Screentlon

1979 SH Privat Instream Dlv.e Modifica Screen

tion

1986 SH USFS Insteam BarrierModifica Modlf.tion

1985 SH Privat Instream Pishe Modifica Ladder

tlon

1986 SH Privat Instream Rocke Modifica Weirs

tion



1968 SH USFS Instreaa Div.Modifica Screention

1984 SH Privat Instream Pishe Modifica Ladder

tion

1984 SH USFS Instreaa FishModifica Laddertlon

Fish screen on Lower Big Creek Y VIIIDiversion. -4

Fish screen on Upper Big Creek Y VIIIDiversion. -4

Fish screen on Carr Creek Y VIIIDiversion. -4

Removed one woody debris pile Y VIIIbarrier to steelhead. Funding -4shared Hall City Creek.

Baffled a culvert and Y VIIIconstructed a jump pool at teh -4downstream end. This culvertwas a barrier. Funding sharedwith Potato Creek.

Enlarged Jump pool at culvert Y VIIIto facilitate steelhead -4passage by constructing a rockweir.

Fish screen on Jackson Y VIIIDiversion. -4

Constructed rock jump pools Y VIIIfor access to culvert ad -4baffled two culverts.

BAffled a culvert and Y VIIIconstructed a jump pool to the -4culvert. One log Jam wasmodified upstream of theculvert. Funding shared withKlngsberry Creek.

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58

ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARYTO

RESP. FONDAGENCY SRCE



COMP? CH2HMO

8031 South Fork Limestone Big Creek CDFGTrinity Creek

BK 0 C-1232

8032 South Fork Little HayforkTrinity Creek Creek

8023 South Fork PackersTrinity Creek

CDFG BK 0 C-489

8011 South ForkTrinity


N.F.HayforkCreek

OlsonCreek

HayforkCreek

HayforkCreek

CDFG CDFG

CDPG BK

1000

0 C-1232

Big Creek CDFG BK 0 C-489


8024 South PorkTrinity

Pelletreau S.F.Creek Trinity

River

CDFO CDFG 3000

Post Creek Rattlesnak CDFG BKe Creek

0 C-489

TrinityFisheriesInprovementAssoclatlo


CDFG

1988 SH

1985 SH

USFS Instrean Rock Repaired the 1985-86 flood YModifies Weirs damage to a bulder weirtlon Installed in 1964. This weir

was Installed to provideaccess to a culvert under BigCreek Road. Funding sharedwith hall City Creek Project.

USFS Instrean Bank Reposltloned logs at an area YModlflca Protectl of eroding streanbank to amortlon on bank ad divert water. Funding

shared with Kingsberry Creekproject.

1979 SH

TrinityFisheriesImprovementAssoclatlon


1986 SH

Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modiflca Screen

tlon

Prlvat Instreaa Barriere Modlflca Modlf.

tlon

1985 SH USFS Instrean FishModlflca Laddertion

CDFG 1986 SH


1984 SH

Privat Inatrean Dlv.e Modlflca Screen

tlon

USFS Instreaa BarrierModlfica Modif.tlon

Fish screen on N.F.diversion.

Hayfork

Three concrete weirs were Yconstructed below a diversionpoint to allow steelheadpassage over the diversiondam. This was a barrier whenthe diversion dan was in.Funding was shared with HallCity Creek.

RAlsed height of pool at Ydownstrean end of steeppass bycapping a gabion weir withconcrete and constructedadditional Juap pool from BigCreek to Packers Creek. Thisladder was put In by USFSduring operation swiB-up.Funding shared with KingsberryCk.

Fish screen on Pelletreau YCreek diversion.

Blasted rock barrier,constructed rock Junp pool.nodi fled log jam and baffled aculvert, all at differentlocations. Funding sharedwith Kingsberry Creek.

VIII-4

VIII

-4

VIII-4

VIII-4

VIII-4

VIII-4

VIII-3

«' 0

ATTACHMENT /I

Run Date:02/02/88Summary of CH2M-H111 Action Plan Funding Amounts

Through 1983 and After 1983

Excludes Trinity Subbasins

ction Plan Number Pre 1984 Post 1983

1-5

III-2III-3

IV-1IV-10IV-3IV-5IV-6IV-9

N.A.

V-lV-2V-3

VI-2VI -3VI-4VI-5VI-6

XI-2XI-3XI -4XI-5XI-6

0.00Subtotal 0.00

2000.00181000.00

Subtotal 183000.00

0.001522840.001124870.00

0.000.00

198500.00Subtotal 2846210.00

83800.00Subtotal 83800.00

114114.000.00

46200.00Subtotal 160314.00

0.000.00

47500.006300.00

0.00119750.00

Subtotal 173550.00

0.000.000.00

90000.000.00

Subtotal 90000.00

176300.00

378000.000.00

46500.0062600.00208726.003600.00

135000.0046000.00

227466.00

21200.0026000.00189500.00

113900.00136000.0085000.00166500.00115000.00

0.00

33000.00783824.0070000.00122000.0058320.00

176300.00

378000.00

502426.00

227466.00

236700.00

616400.00

1067144.00

Grand Total 3536874.003,2.04,436

Total for all years = $6,341,310

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ID SUBBASIN STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FOND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR YEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVENO. TO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

8025 South Fork PotatoTrinity Creek

8026 South Fork PotatoTrinity Creek

E.F.HayforkCreek

E.F.HayforkCreek

CDFO BK 23570 C-839

CDFO BK 0 C-1232

TrinityFisheriesImprovenentAssociatlon

TrinityFisheriesImprovementAssoclalon

1985 SH USFS Instrean BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

Modified one log Jan barrier. Y

1986 SH USFS Instreait LogModlflca Heirstlon

Installed two diagonal logweirs to develop pools forsummer rearing for steelhead.Funding shared with Hall CityCreek.

VIII-4

VIII-4



Rattlesnak S.F.e Creek Trinity

River

CDFO BK 0 C-1232

Rattlesnak S.F.e Creek Trinity

River

CDFG BK 21300 C-864

TrinityFisheriesInprovenentAssoclatlon


1986 SH USFS Instrean CoverModlflcatlon

1985 SH USFS Instrean CoverModlflcatlon

Repaired danaged floating log Y VIIIcovers. So«e of the logs were -3renoved or danaged during highflows. These were repaired orreplaced using slightlydifferent techniques (HILTI'SCOMPOUND). Shared with HallCity Creek project.

Placed 12 floating log Y VIIIstructures in creek for -3overhead cover for steelhead.



RuschCreek

RuschCreek

HayforkCreek

HayforkCreek

CDFO CDFO

CDFG BK

1000

0 C-864

CDFG 1986 SH USFS Instrean Dlv.Modlflca Screentlon


1985 SH USFS Instrean BarrierModlflca Modlf.tlon

Fish screen on Rusch Creek.

Modified 7 log Jans. Fundingshared with Rattlesnake Creekproject.

VIH-4

VIII-4


Salt Creek HayforkCreek

CDFO CDFG 1000 CDFG 1986 SH Prlvat Instrean Dlv.e Modiflca Screen

tlon

Fish screen on Salt CreekDiversion.

VIII-4


Salt Creek HayforkCreek

CDFG BK 0 C-864 TrinityCountyResourceConservationDistrict

1985 SH USFS Instrean LogModlflca Weirstlon

Installed five diagonal logweirs to produce pools andplaced four floating logs foroverhead cover. Fundingshared with Rattlesnake Creekproject.

VIII-4

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ID SUBBASINNO.

STREAM TRIBUTARY RESP. FUND FUNDING CONTRACT CONTRACTOR VEAR SPECIES L/OWNR ACTIVITY ACTIVITY NARRATIVETO AGENCY SRCE AMOUNT NUMBER COMP TYPE

COMP? CH2MNO

8000 South Fork South Fork Trinity CDFG CDFG 1500Trinity Trinity River

CDFG 1986 SH.KS USFS Instrean Barrier Blasted rock barrier nearModlflca Modlf. Forest Glen,tlon

VIII

8002 South Fork Tule Creek Hayfork CDFG CDFG 4000Trinity Creek

CDFG 1979 SH Prlvat Instrean Fishe Modlflca Ladder

tlon

Pool and weir fish ladder atTule Creek Diversion Da».

VIII-4

8005 South Fork Tule Creek Hayfork CDFG CDFG 1000Trinity Creek

CDFG 1979 SH USFS Instrean Dlv.Modlflca Screentlon

Fish screen on Upper TuleCreek.

VIII-4

8008 South Fork Tule Creek Hayfork CDFG CDFGTrinity Creek

3000 CDFG 1966 SH Prlvat Instreai Dlv.e Modiflca Screen

tlon

Fish screen on Lower TuleCreek.

VIII-4

8003 South Fork W. Tule Hayfork CDFG CDFGTrinity Creek Creek

3000 CDFG 1985 SH USFS Instreaa Dlv.Modlflca Screentlon

Fish screen on West TuleCreek.

VIII-4

8017 South Fork WilsonTrinity Creek

2000 UpperKlamath

»** Total ***


0 C-864

Fall Creek UpperKlamathRiver

CDFG CDFO

Trinity 1985 SHCountyResourceConservatlonDistrict

CDFO 1930 KS

USFS Instrean Fish Modified a steeppass ladder on Y VIIIModlflca Ladder a culvert and removed one log -4tlon Jan barrier. The ladder was

part of the U.S. ForestService operation swla-up.Funding shared withRattlesnake Creek project.

Prlvat Artlflcl Hatchery Hatchery Is being used to rear Y VI-5e al Prop. excess salnon fry to yearling

stage.This facility wascompleted In the 1930's.

7799531

4

ATTACHMENT 5

Run Date: 02/03/88Summary of Funding Amounts by Fund Source

Through 1983 and After 1983Excluding

Funding Source

Trinity Subbasins

Pre 1984

Non-Federal Funding Sources0.00

BK 141114.00CCC 0.00CDFG 623750.00CELP 0.00CELP.P&M 0.00ERF 66500.00ERF,KV 0.00HVT 0.00HVT/BIA 0.00P.L.98-5 0.00

0.000.00

315950.000.000.00

30000.00

ivateSB400SB400.CESS

Subtotal

Grand Total

1177314.00

3536874.00

Post 1983

Federal Funding SourcesASCS/PVTBIAD.J.KVP&M

Subtotal

2344960.000.000.00

7500.007100.00

2359560.00

86700.00176300.00

0 . 00191300.00105300.00

559600.00

8752.00310626.00809492.00189500.00277500.00135000.00103100.0055900.00

0.000.000.00

496100.000.00

7200.0092966.0075000.0083700.00

2644836.00

3204436.00

Total for all years = $6,741,310

NOTE: NON-FEDERAL FUNDINGSOURCES ARE "EXPLODING"OUT OF THE PIE

CDFG (17.6%)

Private (8.9%)

Pre 1 ling Sources

Excludes Trinity SubbasinsBK (4^0-8%)

ERF (1 .9%)

ASCS/PVT (66.3%)

f^ T

1̂ Jst 1984 Funding Sources tExcludes Trinity Subbosins

o NOTE: FEDERAL FUNDING SOURCESARE "EXPLODING" OUT OF THE PIE

CDFG (5.

P19 (15.5%)

CCC (25.3%)

>/PVT (2.7%)

KV (6.0%)

(0.3%)

BIA (5.5%)

BK (9.7%)

ERF (3.2%)

CELP.P&M (4.25'.

SB400 (2.9%)

CELP (8.7%)ERF,KV(1.7%)

« 18

SUBBASIN CII2H WORK DESCRIPTION

ACTIONITEM

fIMENT 7 t

COMPARISON OF ACTUAL WITH PLANNEDEXPENDITURES FOR FISH RESTORATION.

KI.AMATII BASIN.TRINITY BASIN EXCLU-

DED. TIME PERIOD=1984 THRU 1987.

PLANNED ACTUAL PERCENT COMMENTSFUNDING FUNDING

(S) <S)

** KlamathKlnmath

Klamnth

Klamath

Klamath

Klomath

Klamath

*\ SnlitotaT **

1-1

1-2

1-3

1-4

1-5

1-6

** Lower KlamathLower Klamath XI-1

Lower Klamath

Lower Klumath

Lower Klamath

Lower Klamath

Lower Klamalh

** Mld-KlamathMid Klumath

Mld-Klaraath

Mld-Klamath

Mld-Klnmath

Mld-Klamath

Mld-Klamath

Mld-Kliimiith

XI-2

XI-3

XI-4

XI-5

XI-6

VI-1

VI -2

VI-3

VI -4

VI-5

VI-6

VI 7

Coordinating mechanism

Ocean harvest management

Stock assessment .. .weir construction

Central data base

Expand Iron Gate Hatchery

Tax credits for riparian protection

t.

Stabilize watershed, improve habitat, Slate Creek

Improve habitat. Boise and Camp Creeks

Stabll. watersheds. Improve habitat, minor tribs

Stabll. watershed, Improve habitat, Red Cap Creek

Bluff Creek projects

Minor tributaries survey and cleanup

rHabitat Improvement, Beaver . Grider, Walker Creeks

Tree of Heaven spawning site

Barrier modification, tributaries

Habitat Improvement, Elk, Indian, Thompson Creeks

Rearing ponds

Screen 25 diversions

Watershed rehiibl 11 tation

1600000

0

2800000

60000

2400000

0

0000000

130000

263000

715000

210000

698000

600000

2616000

75000

105000

131000

400000

47900

287500

125000

41000

0

0

0

0

0

41000 :

0

33000

1008824

70000

122000

58320

1292J44

113900

136000

85000

160500

1 1 5000

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

±1

0

13

141

33

17

10

49

152

130

65

42

240

0

0

Task

Klai

Func1

Belr

To f

Not

J

.3

3 Task Force. F i e l d Office

0 Klamath Fshry Hgnnt Council

0 Funded In Trinity Basin

0 Being Implemented

0 To provide for outplnntjng

soon AS IN

** SalmonSalmon

Salmon

Salmon

Salmon

»* ScottScott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

Scott

tCOMPARISON OF ACTUAL WITH PLANNED

EXPENDITURES FOR FISH RESTORATION,KI.AMATH BASIN.TRINITY PASIN EXCLU-DED. TIME PERIOD=1984 THRU 1987.

CII2M WORK DESCRIPTIONACTIONITEM

** for Mid-Klamath

V-l Barrier modification, South Fork

V-2 Habitat Improvement, North Fork

V-3 Habitat Improvement, bank stabll.. South Fork

V-4 Screen 1 diversion


($) ($)

** ShastaShasta

Shasta

Shasta

IV-1 Restore habitat In tributaries

IV-2 Clean gravel. Mill Cr.

1V-3 Stabilize banks,clean gravel In trlbs

IV-4 Restore habitat, malnstem Scott R.

IV-5 Erosion control:Sugar, French, Etna Creeks

IV-6 Spawning channels

IV-7 Control upland erosion

IV-7 Allocate Instream flows to fish

IV-9 Screen diversions, Scott R. and trlbs

IV-10 Control bank erosion, lower Scott R.

III-l Improve habitat, stabil. streambanks, Shasta R.

III-2 Improve habitat, stabll. banks, Shasta trlbs

1II-3 Screen 25 diversions, Shasta R. and trlbs

f 1171400

21000

150000

52500

2000

25500 .

250000

75000

676250

400000

500000

267500

0

0

287500

280000

1 .2730250

450000

180000

77500

01011)0

21200

2GOOO

189500

0

46500

0

208726

0

3600

135000

0

0

46000

62600

502-126

0

378000

0

"»?

101

17

361

0

19

0

31

0

1

50

0

0 N

16

22

0

210

0

t

0 Not Implemented

V; .. 707500 37«OfiO"

•02/04/88

COMPARISON OF ACTUAL WITH PLANNEDEXPENDITURES FOR FISH RESTORATION.KUMATI! RASIN.TRINITY BASIN EXCLU-DED. TIME PERIOD=1984 THRU 1987.

SUDI1ASIN CII2H WORK DESCRIPTIONACTIONITEM


($) IS)

** Upper KlamathUppnr Klamath II-l 0/M manual for Iron Gate Hatchery 26000

,26000

0 Not InploBcntcd

:": " oT:.,.,..;/

T

ATTACHMENT 8

FEDERAL FUNDING ($1 million)

o Klamath Field Office operation $130k, 2FTE

o Incorporate existing data in Klamath Data File (KDF)$20k (Action 1-4, CH2M)

o begin collection of new information for KDF: $300,000o Upgrade EPA reach dataseto Upgrade natural production databaseo Upgrade hatchery production databaseo Instream flow needs assessment, Scott Rivero Fall chinook run timing/age composition datacollectiono Begin escapement and harvest estimates forspring chinook, coho, steelhead trout, greensturgeon

o Evaluate effectiveness of a sample of existinghabitat restoration projects

o Plan, design, let construction contracts for twosemi-permanent counting stations, sites to bedetermined: $400,000

o Plan, design, construct an experimental sedimenttrap, Scott River Subbasin: $100,000

o Prepare plan and EIS for Klamath RestorationProgram: $40,000

o Conduct public involvement and educationprogram: $10,000

NON-FEDERAL ($1 million)

o Screen 25 diversions: $50,000

o Purchase water rights to maintain instreamflows, Scott and Shasta Subbasins (experimentalprogram): $150,000

o Plan, design, construct, operate sediment controlstructures, Scott Subbasin: $500,000

o Conduct experimental program to controlerosion/sedimentation on private lands, ScottSubbasin: $200,000

o Contribution of labor and support services tocollection of information for KDF: $100,000

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COSTCATEGORY

** ADMINADMIN

ADMIN

ADMIN

ATTACHMENT 9

FY1989 3UDGZT, KLAMATH FISHERYRESTORATION PROGRAM

ACTIVITY

XFO OPERATION

STATE OPERATIONS

WRITE PLAN, EIS

LEADAGENC

FWS

CDFG

FWS

** Subtotal **

** DATADATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

BLUE CREEK FWS

JUV.TRAP,ESTUARY FWS

HYDROACOUSTIC MONITORING CDFG

EVAL. POND REARING CDFG

SITE/TIMS SHASTA STLHEAD CDFG

MODEL STREAM TRI3

INSTREAM FLOW NEEDS»

EVAL. HABITAT PROJECTS

SEDIMENT CONTROL

WINTER STSELHEAD HRVST FWS

** Subtotal **

** CONSTRUCTCONSTRUCT COUNTING STATIONS

CONSTRUCT SCREEN DIVERSIONS

:<* Subtotal **

** ADMINADMIN

CDFG

CDFG

PUBLIC INVOLVE,EDUCATION FWS

** Subtotal **

COST CON COMMENTS(S) TIN

UE?

150000 YES

70000 YSS NEW STAFF

100000 NO

320000

50000 YES

25000 YSS ONE SITE

145000 YES IN TRIBS

25000 YES MARKING

20000 YES

40000 YES LOWER RIVER

30000 YES PLAN,IMPLMNT

100000 YES

50000 YES METHODOLOGY

25000 YES MONITOR

510000

50000 YES PLAN,DESIGN

50000 YES

100000

1CCOO YES

10000

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COSTCATEGORY

'71939 BUDGET, XLAMATH FISHERYRESTORATION PROGRAM

ACTIVITY LEAD COST CON COMMENTSAGENC '($) TIN.Y . UE?

** CONSTRUCTCONSTRUCT FIX RUBBISH DUMP

** Subtotal **

*** Total ***

60000

60000

1000000

AT JOHNSONS

ATTACHMENT

FEDERAL FUNDING (31 million)

o Klamath Field Office operation $130k, 2FTE

o Incorporate existing data in Klamath Data File (KDF)$20k (Action 1-4, CH2M)

o begin collection of new information for KDF: $300,000o Upgrade EPA reach dataseto Upgrade natural production databaseo Upgrade hatchery production databaseo Instream flow needs assessment, Scott Rivero Fall chinook run timing/age composition datacollectiono Begin escapement and harvest estimates forspring chinook, coho, steelhead trout, greensturgeon

o Evaluate effectiveness of a sample of existinghabitat restoration projects

o Plan, design, let construction contracts for twoserai-permanent counting stations, sites to bedetermined: $400,000

o Plan, design, construct an experimental sedimenttrap, Scott River Subbasin: $100,000

o Prepare plan and EIS for Klamath RestorationProgram: $40,000

o Conduct public involvement and educationprogram: $10,000

NON-FEDERAL ($1 million)

o Screen 25 diversions: $50,000

o Purchase water rights to maintain instreaiaflows, Scott and Shasta Subbasins (experimentalprogram): $150,000

o Plan, design, construct, operate sediment controlstructures, Scott Subbasin: $500,000

o Conduct experimental program to controlerosion/sedimentation on private lands, ScottSubbasin: $200,000

o Contribution of labor and support services tocollection of information for KDF: $100,000

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*1.

FY1989 BUDGET, KLAMATH FISHERYRESTORATION PROGRAM

COSTCATEGORY

** ADMINADMIN

ADMIN

ADMIN

** Subtotal

** DATADATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA •

DATA

DATA

** Subtotal

ACTIVITY

XFO OPERATION

STATE OPERATIONS

WRITE PLAN, EIS

* *

BLUE CREE::

JUV. TRAP, ESTUARY

HYDROACOUSTIC MONITORING

EVAL. POND REARING

SIZE/TIME SHASTA STLHEAD

MODEL STREAM TRI3

INSTREAM FLOW NEEDS

EVAL. HABITAT PROJECTS

SEDIMENT CONTROL

WINTER STSELHEAD HRVST

* :s

LEADAGENCY

FWS

CDFG

FWS

FWS

FWS

CDFG

CDFG

CDFG

FWS

COST(3)

15CCOO

70000

100000

320000

50000

25000

145000

25000

20000

40000

3COOO

100000

50000

25000

510000

CONTINUE?

YES

YES

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

COMMENTS

NSW STAFF

ONE SITE

IN TRI3S

MARKING

LOWER RIVER

PLAN , IMPLMN'

METHODOLOGY

MONITOR

** CONSTRUCTCONSTRUCT

CONSTRUCT

COUNTING STATIONS

SCREEN DIVERSIONS

CDFG

CDFG

50000

50000

YES

YES

PLAN, DESIGN

** Subtotal *'•

* * ADMINADMIN

** Subtotal

PUBLIC INVOLVE , EDUCATION FWS

100000

1CCCO YES

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•VI939 3UDGET, XLAMATH FISHERYRESTORATION PROGRAM

ACTIVITY LEAD COST CON COMMENTSAGENC (S) TINY UE?

** CONSTRUCTCONSTRUCT FIX RUBBISH DUMP

"» Subtotal **

*** Total ***

60000

60000

1000000

AT JOHNSONS

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