DESCRIPTION
BPA Contract 93299. This contract will result in the completion of one final design for the Pole Creek site, five 60% designs (two on Gate Creek, two on Grouse Creek, and one on Brush Creek) and five 30% designs (two on Twin Creek, three on Deep Creek) to correct fish passage barriers. Two barriers on Goose Creek that were originally part of this design contract were corrected in FY23 under contract # 90903. The 13 fish passage barriers are on tributaries to the Lower Chiwawa River, and the correction of these barriers will improve connectivity to cold, clean, and complex habitat, while maintaining and improving ecosystem functionality vital to the persistence and recovery of ESA-listed species.
Work to complete designs for the 13 culverts was initiated in FY22 under the agreement #88609. In FY22 initial data collection and planning began for all 13 culverts. This work included site visits with our engineer, the Forest Service, WDFW and other project stakeholders. We collected watershed data, topographic information, and steam specific information for each site. Hydrology and hydraulics modeling has been completed for each site.
BPA Contract 93299. This contract will
result in the completion of one final design for the Pole Creek site, five
60% designs (two on Gate Creek, two on Grouse Creek, and one on Brush Creek)
and five 30% designs (two on Twin Creek, three on Deep Creek) to correct fish
passage barriers. Two barriers on Goose Creek that were originally part of
this design contract were corrected in FY23 under contract # 90903. The 13
fish passage barriers are on tributaries to the Lower Chiwawa River, and the
correction of these barriers will improve connectivity to cold, clean, and
complex habitat, while maintaining and improving ecosystem functionality
vital to the persistence and recovery of ESA-listed species.
Work to complete designs for the 13 culverts was initiated in FY22 under
the agreement #88609. In FY22 initial data collection and planning began for
all 13 culverts. This work included site visits with our engineer, the Forest
Service, WDFW and other project stakeholders. We collected watershed data,
topographic information, and steam specific information for each site.
Hydrology and hydraulics modeling has been completed for each site.