PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

ORDER OF LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL

Order in Council No. 0 47 , Approved and Ordered JAN 3 2013

) Lip enant Governor

Executive Council Chambers, Victoria

On the recommendation of the undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive. Council, orders that approval is given to the Minister of Environment, on behalf of the government, to enter into, with the government of Canada, an agreement entitled "Canada — British Columbia Agreement on Hydrometric Monitoring", substantially in the form attached to this order.

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Minis nvir• nment Presiding Member of the Executive Council

(This part is for adininiskatire purposes only and is not part of the Order) Authority under which Order is made:

Act and section: Ministry of Environment Act, R.S.B.C. 1996, c. 299, s. 6 Other: OIC 913/1975 January 7, 2012 Resub 1/0/590/2012/7 page 1 of 46 CANADA — BRITISH COLUMBIA

AGREEMENT ON HYDROMETRIC MONITORING

BETWEEN

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF CANADA as represented by THE MINISTER OF THE ENVIRONMENT ("CANADA")

AND

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN IN RIGHT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, as represented by THE MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT ("British Columbia")

(Herein collectively referred to as the "Parties")

WHEREAS the Governor in Council, by Order in Council No. P.C. , dated the day of , 20 has authorized the Minister of the Environment to deliver and execute this Agreement on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada subject to the allocation of funds by the government of Canada;

AND WHEREAS the Lieutenant Governor in Council, by Order in Council No. , dated the day of , 20 has authorized the Minister of Environment to execute and deliver this Agreement on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen in right of the Province of British Columbia subject to the allocation of funds by the Government of British Columbia;

AND WHEREAS this Agreement supersedes the Memorandum of Agreement for Water Quantity Surveys, dated the fourteenth day of March, 1975, between the Government of Canada and the Government of British Columbia, Governor-in-Council Order in Council No. PC 1975-1/172 dated January 28, 1975 and Lieutenant Governor-in-Council, Order in Council No, 913/1975 dated March 13, 1975; THEREFORE the Parties agree to the following: PREAMBLE

Streams and lakes provide British Columbia residents with the necessary water required for traditional use, municipal, hydroelectric, industrial, agricultural and recreational purposes. Water also provides important habitat for countless life forms. The past century has seen the construction of infrastructure, such as dams, reservoirs, bridges and treatment facilities, to better manage these water resources. The design and operation of this infrastructure requires knowledge of the availability, variability and distribution of the water resource. This information is also required for public safety, allocation, water quality assessment and inventory purposes. The collection of hydrometric data is critical to the understanding of the availability, variability and distribution of the water resource, and these data provide the basis for responsible decision making on the management of this resource. Historic hydrometric data provide the basis for understanding the potential extent and limitation of the resource, and support such activities as policy development, water rights licensing, ecosystem protection, infrastructure design and scientific study. Current and real-time hydrometric data support flood and drought forecasting, and ongoing decision-making regarding the management, use and sharing of the water resource.

British Columbia's Hydrometric Monitoring Program is part of a Canada-wide program that provides accurate, timely and standardized data and information on the current and historic availability of surface water. The parties recognize the value of cooperative water monitoring activities involving federal and provincial / territorial agencies, for reasons including operational and cost efficiencies.

BACKGROUND

In 1975, the federal Minister of Environment and the provincial Minister of Lands, Forests and Water Resources signed a Memorandum of Agreement for Water Quantity Surveys thus harmonizing the collection, processing, publication and distribution of hydrometric data in British Columbia. Similar agreements were signed by Canada and all of the provinces and the Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada on behalf of the Northwest Territories and the Yukon. These agreements have provided the basis for the development of a standardized national archive of data and information on the availability and variability of surface water within Canada. The evolution of needs since 1975 has created the need for the renewal of all of the 1975 agreements for water quantity surveys. This new Agreement recognizes British Columbia's responsibility for water in the province, and provides the structure and flexibility to ensure that British Columbia has access to an effective and efficient hydrometric monitoring service that supports public health and safety, economic development and the sustainability of our natural environment. New agreements have been signed by Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. This Agreement is one of many similar bilateral agreements on hydrometric monitoring in Canada that, taken together, establish a national framework for hydrometric monitoring. This framework involves participation in the National Administrators' Table, which shall assist the parties in providing direction to the Hydrometric Monitoring Program and in coordinating a consensus-based standardized national program of hydrometric monitoring. 2 DEFINITIONS

Administrator or Administrators means the person, or collectively the persons, named as an administrator by each of the Parties under Section 4.1 of this Agreement. Agreement means this Canada-BC Agreement on Hydrometric Monitoring, Asset means any item owned by a Party that is used to perform or support Hydrometric Monitoring Program activities, including, but not limited to, structures, vehicles, scientific instruments, computer hardware, and computer software. Fiscal Year means the twelve month period from April 1 until March 31 of the following year. Hydrometric means of or related to the measurement of the velocity, discharge, volume and other physical parameters of surface waters and surface water bodies. Monitoring Site means any location where Hydrometric surveys are conducted or Hydrometric data is collected. National Standards means performance, procedural and instrumentation standards, as approved by the National Administrators Table in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement. Program means the Hydrometric Monitoring Program described in this Agreement. Third Party means agency, organization, individual, corporation or contractor deemed by a Party to this Agreement to have an interest or be a stakeholder in Hydrometric monitoring.

I. OBJECTIVES The objectives of this Agreement are to: Support informed decision-making on water-related issues which affect the security of life, property and the environment, support economic activity and provide for sustainable utilization of the water resources in British Columbia;

1.2 Establish a framework for an effective and efficient Hydrometric Monitoring Program; and, 1.3 Set out the means by which the parties will determine their respective contributions to the Hydrometric Monitoring Program.

2. SCOPE The Hydrometric Monitoring Program (the Program), as described in Appendix G, encompasses the following activities associated with Hydrometric operations targeted at the collection, production and distribution of data and information: 2.1 Monitoring, including, but not limited to, the collection of level, velocity, discharge, volume and physical survey data from surface waters and the processing of these data into information products;

3 2.2 Archive management, including, but not limited to, the ongoing systematized storage and inventory of the data and information products produced by the Program;

2.3 Data and information services, including, but not limited to, the exchange and delivery of monitoring data and information products between the Parties;

2.4 Standards and quality assurance management including, but not limited to, the development, implementation and maintenance of National Standards for the activities of the Program and the establishment and implementation of methods to ensure that those National Standards are being met in the Program; 2.5 Network planning and evaluation, including, but not limited to, the design and ongoing assessment of the network of Monitoring Sites in British Columbia to ensure that the needs and mandates of the Parties are met;

2.6 Life cycle management of Assets, including, but not limited to, the testing, evaluation, purchase, implementation, maintenance and replacement of instrumentation, equipment, and computer software and systems, and the design, purchase, construction, installation, maintenance, replacement and decommissioning of physical structures, as described in Schedule A Section 3.2, used to perform the activities of the Program;

2.7 Research and development, including, but not limited to, the investigation, research and development of new or modified National Standards, methods, processes, tools, and data and information products produced by the Program; and,

2.8 Program management, including, but not limited to, the establishment of direction for the activities of the Program, determining protocols for the equitable sharing of the costs of those activities, and planning for human resource management needs.

3. PRINCIPLES The activities undertaken in the Program will reflect: 3.1 Cooperation; Planning and delivery of the Program will be managed through cooperative arrangements; 3.2 Mandates respected: Cooperative arrangements will respect the mandates of the Parties; 3.3 Effectiveness and Efficiency: Planning and delivery of the Program will be done in a way that makes the best use of public resources;

3.4 Sustainability: The Program will adapt to changes in technology and the structures and mandates of the Parties;

3.5 Standards: Parties will comply with National Standards, and will work cooperatively to develop new National Standards as appropriate to facilitate the effectiveness of the Program and to protect historical records;

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3.6 Communication of information: Subject to meeting any requirements imposed by law on the Parties with respect to the release of information, there will be open, transparent and timely reporting of data and information between the Parties and to third parties and the public; and

3.7 Full cost accounting: Each Party will be permitted to charge all sharable costs, as defined in Schedule A, incurred under this Agreement to the extent contemplated by, and in accordance with, the cost-sharing procedures set out in Schedule B.

4. MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATION AND IMPLEMENTATION

Administrators

4.1 Each Party will name an Administrator for this Agreement and to represent their respective Party at the National Administrators Table. On a consensus basis, the Administrators, subject to the allocation of funds by the government of each Party for the purposes of this Agreement, shall be responsible for;

4.1.1 Reviewing progress, addressing issues and effectively administering the requirements of this Agreement; 4.1.2 Approving, annually, the Monitoring Sites subject to this Agreement and the operational considerations, output products and the responsibilities of the parties to those sites under section 4.7, and making the respective changes to Schedule C described in section 5;

4.1.3 Approving, annually, activities to be conducted under this Agreement; 4.1.4 Approving, annually, the payment and exchange of resources to cover shareable costs (as defined in Schedule A), as determined by the procedures set out in Schedule B, and making the respective changes to Schedule D described in section 5;

4.1.5 Reviewing this Agreement and its schedules, recommending amendments that support the sustainability of this Agreement, making changes to Schedule G, and developing and approving additional schedules as described in section 5; and,

4.1.6 Developing and approving an implementation plan to address Program impacts resulting from any changes to funding.

National Administrators Table (NAT)

4.2 The membership and method of operation of the NAT are set out in Schedule E. 4.3 The NAT shall, subject to meeting any requirements imposed by law on the Parties: 4.3.1 Provide direction to Program activities in Canada;

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4.3.2 Develop, approve and maintain National Standards related to Monitoring, Archive management, Data and information services, Quality assurance management, and Lift-cycle management of Assets, all as described in Section 2; 4.3.3 Review and approve, as may be required, the list of cost-shareable items set out in Schedule A and recommend amendments to Schedule A accordingly;

4.3.4 Review and approve, as may be required, appropriate procedures for determining the Parties' respective contributions to the costs incurred while conducting Program activities, and recommend amendments to Schedule B accordingly;

4.3.5 Review and approve, as may be required, the membership and method of operation of the NAT as set out in Schedule E, and recommend amendments to Schedule E ,accordingly; and,

4,3.6 Address any other issues relevant to the other federal-provincial/territorial bilateral agreements on Hydrometric Monitoring.

Coordinating Committee

4,4 The Administrators shall each appoint members from their respective jurisdictions to a Coordinating Committee.

4.5 Third parties whose participation may benefit the Program may be asked to join this Coordinating Committee upon the mutual consent of the Administrators,

4.6 The Coordinating Committee shall be responsible for: 4.6.1 Implementing the decisions and directions of the Administrators, in accordance with this Agreement; 4.6.2 Ensuring that the activities conducted under this Agreement comply with the appropriate National Standards; 4,6.3 Preparation, annually, of plans and cost estimates for the activities to be conducted under this Agreement;

4.6.4 Preparation, annually, of draft amendments to the Schedules C and D to this Agreement so as to identify the Monitoring Sites, responsibilities, operational considerations and output products, and to outline the payment and sharing of resources to be approved by the Administrators to this Agreement;

4.6.5 Reviewing, annually, costs incurred to conduct activities; 4.6.6 Preparing and maintaining appropriate records of activities conducted under this Agreement, and committee meetings; and,

4.6,7 Reporting, as required, to the Administrators on activities conducted under this Agreement and other items that the Administrators may deem to be relevant,

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Sharing of Resources

4.7 Each Monitoring Site that is subject to this Agreement for the Fiscal Year 2012/2013 and the operational considerations, output products and responsibilities of the Parties for each of these Monitoring Sites are identified in Schedule C. For subsequent fiscal years, the Monitoring Sites, operational considerations, output products and responsibilities may change from year to year, as agreed upon by the Administrators.

4.8 Costs incurred for activities under this Agreement shall be shared by the Parties as determined annually by the application of the procedures set out in Schedule B, of which the choice of the share distribution method from those listed in Schedule B shall be mutually agreed upon by the Administrators. These sharable costs include those costs incurred for items listed in Schedule A that are related to activities under this Agreement that may be agreed upon by the Administrators. 4.9 The sharing and exchange of resources between Parties to cover shareable costs for Fiscal Year 2012/2013 is as described in Schedule D. The sharing and exchange of resources for subsequent fiscal years shall be determined as may be agreed upon by the Administrators according to the application of the procedures set out in Schedule B, and in accordance with the mutual selection of the share distribution method from those listed in Schedule B, but is subject always to the allocation of funds by the government of each Party for the purposes of this Agreement and to obtaining any other government approvals.

Implementation

4.10 The Parties agree that the provisions of Schedule G apply to their implementation of the Hydrometric Monitoring Program under this Agreement. 4.11 The Party responsible for operating a particular Monitoring Site as identified in Schedule C, and pursuant to Schedule G, shall be responsible for:

4.11.1 Ensuring that Monitoring, Archive management, Data and information services, Quality assurance management, and Life-cycle management of Assets, all as described in Section 2, are carried out to National Standards; and

4.11.2 Maintaining appropriate records of the Monitoring Site. 4.12 By joint agreement, either Party may request the other Party, or a Third Party, to conduct activities under this Agreement on its behalf. 4.13 Following each fiscal year, the Parties shall prepare a report on their activities and expenditures under this Agreement. This report shall contain sufficient detail to meet any financial reporting requirements imposed by law on either or both Parties and to justify actual expenditures against estimated costs.

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4.14 Complete records of all sharable expenditures made pursuant to this Agreement shall be kept, and each Party shall make these records available to the other Party upon request.

5. PERIOD AND AMENDMENT OF AGREEMENT

5.1 This Agreement shall take effect on the day of , 20 5.2 This Agreement shall be amended by the Parties as follows: 5,2.1 Schedules A, B and E, in accordance with the recommendations of the NAT under sections 4.3.3, 4.3.4 and 4.3.5 respectively;

5.2.2 Schedules C and D, in accordance with the agreement of Administrators under sections 4.1.2, and 4.1.4 respectively;

5.2.3 Any amendment to this Agreement shall be in writing and signed by both Parties before such amendments take effect; and,

5,2.4 The Parties understand that Canada or British Columbia may require Governor in Council Approval or Lieutenant Governor in Council Approval, as the case may be, before a major amendment to this Agreement can take effect.

5.3 This Agreement may be terminated by either Party on March 3 I' of any year provided that twelve (12) months prior written notice is given to the other Party.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed on the day of 20 .

On behalf of Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, as represented by the Minister of the Environment

Witness Minister of the Environment

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed on the day of 20

On behalf of Her Majesty the Queen in Right of British Columbia, as represented by the Minister of Environment

Witness Minister of Environment

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SCHEDULE A

SHAREABLE COSTS

Al. Costs incurred while engaged in approved activities under this Agreement are shareable between the Parties, in accordance with the procedures described in Schedule B. A2. The National Administrators' Table approves cost-sharable activities for Canada-wide application. A3, The cost-sharable activities approved by the National Administrators' Table are: A3.1 Hydrometric network operations targeted at the collection, production, distribution and archiving of data and information, as described in section 2 of the Agreement, including: A3.1.1 field related Monitoring activities which include, but are not limited to, measurement and physical surveying, instrument servicing, minor infrastructure maintenance, travel preparation, travel, and site reconnaissance; A3.1,2 office related activities which include, but are not limited to, Data and Information Services, data capture, record computation, record approval, and local Archive Management; A3.2 Life cycle management of Assets (LCM) activities including, but not limited to, Network Planning and Evaluation, the testing, evaluation, purchase, implementation, maintenance and replacement of instrumentation, equipment and computer software and systems, and the design, purchase, construction, installation, maintenance, replacement and decommissioning of physical structures; A3,3 Program Management such as supervision and day-to-day management activities including, but not limited to, work planning, purchasing, warehousing, inventory management, financial management, reporting, Standards and Quality Assurance Management, and training for cost-shared activity related skills; A3.4 Projects such as Research and Development as agreed to by Administrators at either the bilateral or national level. A4. The Administrators of this Agreement may approve additional activities for cost sharing under this Agreement.

Cost-Shareable Items

A5. Expenditures for cost-sharable activities are to be itemized under the categories of salary, operations and maintenance (O&M), and capital. Specific items recognized as falling within these costing categories include, but are not limited to: A5.1 Salary A5.1,1 Base salary A5,1.2 Benefits

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A5.1.3 Isolated Post Allowance provisions A5,1,4 Overtime for all full-time, term, casual or student staff

A5,2 Operations and Maintenance A5.2,1 travel, meals, board and lodging A5,2,2 mail, shipping, transportation A5,2.3 utility services to monitoring sites A5,2.4 utility services to offices and warehouses (provided these costs are charged directly to the Party's operational budget) A5.2.5 telephone services to monitoring sites, offices and warehouses A5.2.6 consumable goods and services A5.2.7 operation and maintenance of vehicles, instruments and other equipment A5.2.8 service contracts, including contracts with Third Parties A5.2.9 equipment and aircraft rentals A5.2.10 software licenses and minor software purchases A5.2.I 1 land leases and land access fees A5.2.12 office and warehouse rental (provided that these are charged directly to the Party's operational budget) A5.2.13 costs related to Isolated Post Allowance provisions A5.2.14 staffing and removal (upon the approval of a human resources plan under this Agreement) A5.2.15 training tuition A5.2.16 finance and administration charges (provided that these are charged directly to the Party's operational budget)

A5.3 Capital A5.3.I vehicle, boat, motor, snowmobile, and ATV purchases A5.3.2 computer and peripheral equipment purchases AS.3.3 instrument (loggers, sensors, survey instruments, meters, etc) purchases A5.3.4 purchase of large tools A5.3.5 major construction and maintenance projects A5.3.6 major software purchases

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PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING AND DISTRIBUTING

SHAREABLE COSTS

Bl. This Schedule outlines the procedures for distributing shareable costs for activities under this Agreement. The items for which costs are shareable are set out in Schedule A. Shareable costs may only be ineuired for activities approved by the Administrators and set out in Schedule D.

B2, Definitions

B2.1 Station designation: Each Monitoring Site shall be designated as federal (F), federal-provincial (F/P), federal-territorial (F/T), provincial (P), territorial (T) or Third-Party/commercial (C) according to guidelines developed by the National Administrators Table. Costs for sites designated federal shall be borne fully by Canada. Costs for sites designated provincial shall be borne fully by the Province. Costs for sites designated territorial shall be borne fully by the Territory. Costs for sites designated federal-provincial or federal- territorial shall be shared between the interested Parties in accordance with this Schedule. Costs for sites designated commercial shall be borne fully by a Third Party.

B2.2 Station equivalent:

For each Monitoring Site designated federal, provincial or territorial the interested Party will be assigned one (I) station equivalent. For each Monitoring Site designated federal-provincial or federal- territorial the interested Parties will be assigned the fraction of one (1) station equivalent divided by the number of interested Parties.

B2.3 Station unit: A Station Unit is a relative measure of the total resources required to operate a Monitoring Site and compute the record from it. Station units for conventional access sites are defined to be: 1.0 for an annual flow site; 0.4 for an annual water level site; 0.75 for a seasonal flow site; and, 0.25 for a seasonal water level site. Administrators may apply a factor to these values to account for local variances regarding Monitoring Site access, period of record, or requested level of service.

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B3. Activity Categories

Direct operations: Activities considered to relate directly to the operation of Hydrometric sites, and the production and delivery of data and information from those sites, as further described in Section 2.3 of the Agreement. These activities include:

• the collection, compilation, computation and approval of data; • the submission and verification of data to the national archive; • regional archiving of data and information; • the provision of data, information and services; • minor Monitoring Site maintenance; • training; and • software for data processing and management.

133.2 Indirect operations: Activities considered to be attributable to the collection and production of data, as further described in Section 2.3 of the Agreement, and which are distributed over the entire network (i.e. not attributable to a given Monitoring Site). These activities include:

• day-to-day Program financial and human resource management; • warehousing and inventory control; • Quality assurance management; and • training for cost-shared activity related skills,

B3.3 Construction: Activities associated with the construction, maintenance, decommissioning, and assessment and clean up of Monitoring Sites, as further described in Section 2.6 of the Agreement. These activities include:

• reconnaissance, design, planning, and preparation; • on- and off-site fabrication; and • purchasing, contract management, reporting, and record keeping.

B3.4 Projects:

12 Activities that will benefit the Hydrometric Monitoring Program that the Administrators (nationally or bilaterally) have agreed to fund on a project basis.

B4. Amortization Approaches Administrators may choose to pay for a capital purchase as a lump sum in the year that the purchase is made, or to distribute the purchase cost over a number of years. For the sake of simplicity, straight-line distribution is applied to the full purchase cost of each item. Distribution periods are established as being:

• 6 years for light duty trucks; • 3 years for field, laptop and desktop computers and peripherals; • 3 years for computer servers; and • 5 years for field instrumentation.

B5, Share Distribution Methods For the purposes of Section 4.8 of the Agreement, the following are the choices of share distribution methods under this Agreement:

B5.1 Individual site costing: Costs are distributed on a site-by-site basis. Full cost is attributed to the interested Party for each F, P, T or C site, and shares are attributed to each Party based on interest for each site designated as F/P, F/T, or other combination of parties. B5.2 Station Unit distribution: Individual Party shares are calculated as total cost multiplied by the ratio of Station Units assigned to that Party to the total number of Station Units in the network.

B5.3 Station Equivalent distribution: Individual Party shares are calculated as total cost multiplied by the ratio of Station Equivalents assigned to that Party to the total number of Station Equivalents in the network.

B5.4 Equal shares: Each interested Party will be assessed an equal share of the total cost. B5.5 Pro-rata distribution:

13 This method is used to distribute a current cost based on the historic interest that the Parties have held in a site.

For the number of years in question, Station Equivalents will be determined and distributed to the interested Parties. Individual Party shares will equal the total cost multiplied by the ratio of Station Equivalents assigned to that Party to the total number of Station Equivalents determined.

B5.6 One Party contribution: Total cost is borne by a single Party.

B6. Cost-share Determination Process B6.1 The steps used to determine each Party's share of the costs are: B6.1.1 Assemble all costs: All shamble costs are assembled and grouped as salary, O&M and capital expenditures. B6, I.2 Determine activity: The shareable costs are grouped as direct operations, indirect operations, construction or projects. B6.1.3 Apply distribution method: For each activity, apply the appropriate share distribution method, as agreed upon by the Administrators pursuant to section 4.8 of the Agreement. B6.1.4 Summation: For each Party, sum the shares calculated for each activity,

14 SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (°N) Long. (°W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

07EA004 I NGEN IKA RIVER ABOVE SWANNEU. RIVER 56.727 125./17 P2 MICH) 1 1 12062 Yes

07EA005 FINLAY RIVER ABOVE AKIE RIVER 57.121 125.258 P2 P1I3CH) 1 1 120RC Yes

078A007 AKIE RIVER NEAR THE 760M CONTOUR 57.191 124.904 FP2 R-P(FICH) 0.333 0333 0.333 1 12062 Yes

07E8002 OSP' KA RIVER ABOVE ALEY CREEK 56.466 123.929 P2 PI acai I 1 1 12QRC Yes

07EC002 OMINICA RIVER ABOVE OSIUNKA RIVER 55.949 124.575 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

07E2003 MESI LINKA RIVER ABOVE GOPHERHOLE CREEK 56,217 124.586 P2 P(8C1-1) 1 1 /2062 Yes

07E2004 OSILINKA RIVER NEAR END LAKE 54,127 124.801 FP3 R-P(3CH) 0,333 0.333 0.333 1 IX/RC Yes

07ED003 NATION RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 55.434 123.621 P2 PI BCH] 1 1 12062 Yes

07EE007 PARSNIP RIVER ABOVE MISINCHINKA RIVER 55,083 122.916 FP2 R-PABCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 12062 Yes

070E009 CHLiCH1NKA CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 54.529 122.600 FP3 R 0.5 03 1 12QRC

07EE010 PACK RIVER AT OUTLET OF MCLEOD LAKE 54997 123.036 P2 PiRCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

07EF001 PEACE RIVER AT HUDSON HOPE 56.027 121.909 P2 P-PBCH) 0.5 0.5 3. 12062 Yes

07EF002 WILLISTON LAKE AT LOST CABIN CREEK 56.050 125.747 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12HRC Yes

07EF003 WILLISTON LAKE NEAR SCHOOLER CREEK 56.110 122.710 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 1211 RC Yes

07EF004 CARBON CREEK NEAR TH E MOUTH 56.946 122.658 92 P. 1 1 12092 Yes

07FA003 HALFWAY RIVER ABOVE GRAHAM RIVER 55.508 122.241 P2 P1901) 1 1 12QRC Yes

07FA004 PEACE RIVER ABOVE PINE RIVER 56,198 120.817 P2 Mai) 1 1 124FIC Yes

07FA005 GRAHAM RIVER ABOVE COLT CREEK 55.4S9 122.353 P2 P 1 1 120RC Yes

07FA006 HALFWAY RIVER NEAR FARRELL CREEK 56.251 121.925 P2 P-PIBCH) 05 0.5 1 12092 Yes

07E6001. PINE RIVER AT EAST PINE . 55.718 121.211 P2 P-P(BCH) 0.5 0.6 1 120AC Yes

07F3002 MURRAY RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 55-554 121.201 Fl P 1 1 1201C

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*Station Operation & Output n months of measurement/ Discharge {4) or Stage (H)/ Recording (12) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distributicin Source • Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. ('N) Long. (WV) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output" Telemetry

07F8003 SUKUNKA RIVER NEARTHE MOUTH 55.542 121.627 Fl F I 1 12QRC Yes

07E6004 DICKEBUSCH CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 55.536 121.593 Fl F 1 1 12QRC

07013006 MURRAY RIVER ABOVE WOLVERINE RIVER 55.066 121,015 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

0706008 MOBERLY RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN 56.093 121.347 P2 P-PfEICHI 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC yes

0705009 FLATBED CREEK AT Km. 110 HERITAGE HWY. 55.090 120.542 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

City of Fort 07FC001 BEATTON RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN ‘ 56.275 120.681 FP1 F-NOTH} 0.5 0.5 1 St. John 12QRC Yes

07FC003 BLUEBERRY RIVER BELOW AITKEN CREEK 56.678 121.221 Fl. F 1 1 1206C Yes

07F0.001 KISKATINAW RIVER NEAR FARMINGTON 55.957 120.565 P1 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

07F0002 PEACE RIVER NEARTAYLOR 56.137 120.671 P2 P-P(BCH) 0.5 0,5 1 12O.RC Yes

07FD004 ALas RIVER AT 22ND BASE LINE 56.334 120.156 P1 P 1 1 12QRC

07E13007 Poua COUPE RIVER BELOW HENDERSON CREEK 55.865 120.028 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

07F0010 PEACE RIVER ABOVE ALCES RIVER 56.127 120.056 P2 P-P(SCH) 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

O8A13002 ALSEK RIVER NEAR YAKUTAT, AK 59.395 133.082 F3 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

0885005 TAKU RIVER NEAR JUNEAU 58339 133.700 FS F 1 1 120RC Yes

0803001 TUYA RIVER NEAR TELEGRAPH CREEK 58.072 130.825 FP3 R 0.5 C.S 1 12QRC

08CE001 Sfl IONE RIVER AT TELEGRAPH CREEK 57.901 131.157 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 120RC Yes

0808003 sii KIN E RIVER NEAR WRANGELL 56.708 132.130 F3 F 1. 1. 12QRC yes

0806001 ISKUT RIVER BELOW JOHNSON RIVER 56.737 131.672 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

080A005 SURPRISE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 56,122 129.484 FP3 R as 0.5 1 12QRC

080A012 KELLY CR. AT KM 7.8 56.294 129.231 P2 P 1 1 12QRC .

0808001 NASS RIVER ABOVE SHUMAL CREEK _ 55.264 129.088 FP3 R 0,5 0.5 _ 1 12QRC Yes

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"Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (*N) Long. ('W) Designation Class Federal Provincial _ BC Hydro _ Other TOTAL Funding & Output' Telemetry

0808013 ANSEDAGAN CR. @ KM1 55.133 129.357 P2 P 1 1 12051

0808014 KSEDIN TRIES [email protected] 55.018 129.343 P2 ' P 1 1. 120R1

08E6003 SKEENA RIVER AT GLEN VOWED. 55,303 127.670 P2 P 1 S. 12HRC Yes

08E3004 KISPIOX RIVER NEAR HAZELTON 55.433 127.716 FP3 R o.S 0.5 1 12QMC Yes

08E3005 SKEENA RIVER ABOVE BASINS RIVER 55.716 127.685 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

08E8006 COMPASS CREEK NEAR KISPIOX 55.458 127.854 P2 P 1. J. 120RC

085C001 BABINE RIVER AT BA8INE 55.321 126.629 Fl F 1 1 12HRC Yes

08E1003 BABINE LAKE AT TOPLEY LANDING 54222 126.154 Fl. F 1 1 12HINIC Yes

08E0004 PiNKUT CREEK NEAR TiNTAGEL 54.415 125.426 F4 F 1 1 12051

08E1013 RARINE R. AT OUTLET OF NILKITKWA LAKE 55.427 126.698 Fl F 1 1. 120111 Yes

08E1014 TWAIN CREEK TRIBUTARY NEARBA8INE LAKE 54.559 125.917 P2 P 1 1 9055

0850001 NA NIKA RIVER AT OUTLET OF MOP RICE LAKE 53.930 127.452 FP2 F-l. 0.5 0.5 1 120R1 Yes

08E0002 MORICE RIVER NEAR HOUSTON 54.117 127.426 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12451 Yes

08E0004 THAUTIL CORNER CREEK NEAR MORICE LAKE 54.284 127.343 P2 P 1 1. 1.20,51

District of 08EE003 BULKLEY RIVER NEAR HOUSTON 54.396 126.703 P2 P-P(OTH) 05 0.5 1 Houston 12051 Yes

08EE004 BULKLEY RIVER AT QUICK 54.618 126.899 FP3 R 0.5 03 1 12091 Yes

08E5005 BULKLEY RIVER NEAR SMITHERS 54.783 127.133 P2 9 1 1 12081 Yes

08E6003 GOATHORN CREEK NEAR TELKWA 54.646 127.123 FP3 R 05 0.5 1 12081

05E5012 SIMPSON CREEK AT THE MOUTH 54,810 127.205 Fl F 1 1 12081 Yes

08E5013 BUCK CREEK AT THE MOUTH 54.399 126.653 072 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12051 Yes

08E5020 TELKWA RIVER BELOW TSAI CREEK 54.606 127.433 F3. F 1 1. 120RC Yes 1.7

*Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0,) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal (S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (°N) Long. (°W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output° Telemetry

08E5025 TWO MILE CREEK IN DISTRICT LOT 4834 55.296 127,621 P1 P 1 1 12QRC

08EF001 SKEENA RIVER AT USK 54.628 128.432 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

OSEFOOS ZYMOETZ RIVER ABOVE O.K. CREEK 54.478 128.252 P2 P 1 1 12QRC You

08EF006 ME CREEK NEAR SMITHERS 54.778 127.468 P2 P 1 1 12oRc

08E0012 EXCHAMSIKS RIVER NEAR TERRACE 54.361 129,312 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

08E0016 KLOIYA RIVER NEAR PRINCE RUPERT 54.247 130,174 Fl. F a. 1 12QRC You

08EG018 Clarence Creek near Ro=wood 54988 128.816 P2 P 1 1 120110

08FA002 WANNOCK RIVER AT OUTLET OF OWI KENO L 51.679 127.187 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12ORC Yes 1 08FA007 OWIKENO LAKE AT RIVERS INLET 51_691 127.167 FP1 F-P 0.5 03 1 12HRC

08F3034 SALLOOMT RIVER NEAR HAGENSBORG 52,424 126.521 P1 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

OBFB006 ATNARKO RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 52.360 126.004 FP3 F•P OS OS 1 12QRC You

08E6011 8EU_A COOLA R. ABOVE HAMMER CREEK 52.439 126.352 FP3 R OS 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08FC003 DEAN RIVER BELOW TANSWANKET CREEK 52.889 125.773 P1 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

Rlo Tinto 08FE003 KENIANO A. ABOVE POWERHOUSE TAILRACE 53.564 127.953 FP3 F-R(OTH) 0.5 0.5 1 Alcan 12QRC You

08FF001 KITIMAT RIVER BELOW HIRSCH CREEK 54.049 128.692 F4 F 1 1 12QRC You

08FF002 HIRSCH CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 54.063 128.602 F4 F 1 1 120110 You

08FF003 UTILE WEDEENE RIVER BELOW BOW8YES CREEK 54.136 128,690 FP2 R 0.5 03 1 12450 You

08FF005 RENEGADE CR. AT KM8.2 SISH CR. RD. 53.961 128,731 P2 P 1. 1 12QRC Metro ORGA010 CAP ILANO RIVER ABOVE INTAKE 49.397 123.145 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Vancouver 12QRC Yes

030A022 SQUANOSH RIVER NEAR BRACKENOALE 49,795 123.203 P2 P-IVICH) 0.5 0.5 1 12050 You

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*Station Operation & Output= months of measurement/ Discharge (CI) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. ('N) Long. (°W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output' Telemetry

080A043 CH EAKAMUS RIVER NEAR BRACKENDALE 49217 123.150 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12C2C Yes

080A047 ROBERTS CREEK AT ROBERTS CREEK 49.421 123.640 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

086A061 MACKAY CREEK AT MONTROYAL BOULEVARD 49.357 123.100 FP3 5 0.5 0.5 1 1205C

08GA030 SEYMOUR RIVER NEAR NORTH VANCOUVER 49.343 123,002 Fl F 1 1 12QRC

080A071 ELAHO RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 50.128 123.471 P1 P 1 1 120RC Yes

08GA072 CHEAKAMUS RIVER ABOVE MILLAR CREEK 50.081 123.037 P2 P(ICH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

O8GA075 MAMQUAM RIVER ABOVE RING CREEK 49.727 123.102 FP3 R 0.3 0.5 1 12QRC

0BGA076 STAWAMUS RIVER AT HWY. NO. 99 49,690 123,146 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 120RC Yes

Metro 08GA077 SEYMOUR RIVER BELOW ORCHID CREEK 49.521 123.004 P2 p(oTH) i 1 Vancouver 124W: Yes

Metro 08GA079 SEYMOUR RIVER ABOVE LAKEHEAD 49.497 122.970 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Vancouver 12QRC

0805013 CLOWHOM RIVER NEAR CLOWHOM LAKE 49.787 123.421 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12CIRC Yes

Powell River 08013014 HORSESHOE RIVER ABOVE LOIS LAKE 49.867 127.277 P2 P(OTH) 3. 1 Energy 12EIRC Yes

THEODOSIA RIVER DIVERSION ABOVE OLSEN LAKE Powell River 08GC005 DAM 50,129 124.541 Fl. P(OTH) 1. 1 Energy 1202C Yes

Powell River oaccoos THEODOSIA RIVER DIVERSION BYPASS 50,129 1.24,541. Fl P(OTHL 1 1 Energy 12QRC Yes

Powell River OB00007 THEODOSIA RIVER BELOW OLSEN LAKE DIVERSION 50.125 124.541 Fl. P(OTH) 1 1 Energy 12QRC Yes

THEODOSIA RIVER DIVERSION ABOVE SCOTTY Powell River 0800008 CREEK 50.090 124.610' P2 P(OTH) '1 1 Energy 12QRC Yes

0800004 HOMATHKO RIVER AT THE MOUTH 50.987 124.915 FP3 FP 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

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*Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (C1) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(5)

207,2-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source • Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (°N) Lon;. (`W) Desi: nation ..... Class Federal Provincial BC H dro Other TOTAL Funding ..______... . _ _...... _ ...... _ ...... & Out • or' Telemetry 0800008 HOMATHKO R. AT INLET TO TATLAYOKO LAKE 51.673 124.408 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

080E002 KLINAKLI NI R. EAST CHAN. (MAIN) NEAR MOUTH 51.144 125.595 FP3 F-P 0,5 05 1 12060 Yes

08GE003 ICY CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 51.228 125.671 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

08GF006 MCALISTER CREEK AT THOMPSON SOUND 50.797 126.008 P2 P 1 1 12Q150

08GF007 WAKEMAN RIVER BELOW ATWAYKELLESSE RIVER 50.114 126.476 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

08GF009 KINGCOME RIVER BELOW ATLAT21 RIVER 51.003 126.118 P2 P 1 1 12060 Yes

08HA001 CHEMAI NUS RIVER NEAR WESTHOLME 48.878 123.704 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

Catalyst 0E0-IA002 COWICHAN RIVER AT LAKE COWICHAN 48,826 124.054 P2 P(OTH) 1 1. Paper 12QRC Yes

OSHA003 KOKSILAH RIVER AT COWICHAN STATION 48.729 123.671 FP3 R 0,5 0.5 1 12QMC Yes

Catalyst OSHA009 COWICHAN LAKE NEAR LAKE COWICHAN 48.825 124.080 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Paper 12HMC Yes

08HA010 SAN JUAN RIVER NEAR PORT RENFREW 48.576 124.305 P2 P 1 1 1205C

08HA011 COWICHAN RIVER NEAR DUNCAN 48.773 123.714 F4 F 1. 1 120RC Yes

OEHA016 SINGS CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 48.789 123.724 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 12QMC

08HA068 GARBAGE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 48.579 124.106 P2 P 1 1 1201R0

08HA069 RENEREW CREEK NEAR PORT RENFFtEW 48.642 124.294 P2 P 1 1 12090

081-IA070 HARRIS CREEK NEAR LAKE COWICHAN 48.720 124.227 P2 P 1 1 12060 Yes

08riA072 COTTONWOOD CREEK AT HEADWATERS 48.948 124.257 P2 P 1 1 12060

City of 08115002 ENGLISHMAN RIVER NEAR PARKSVILLE 49,31.6 124.285 P2 P-P(OTH) 0.5 0.5 1 ParksvIlle 12060 Yes

08H3006 PUNTLEDGE RIVER AT COLIRTENAY 49.689 125.035 P2 MOH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

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.Station Operation & Output = months of Measurement/ Discharge (0) or Stage (H)/ ReCording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or 5ea$01131($)

2012-33 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (4N) Long. r1A4 _ Designation_ Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

08H9.009 SPROAT RIVER NEAR ALBERNI 49.289 124.912 FP2 .-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090

08H9011 TSOLUM RIVER NEAR COURTENAY 49.707 125.013 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12C820 Yes

08119014 SARITA RIVER NEAR BAMFIELD 48.892 124,969 Fl. F 1 1 12090 Yes

08H B022 NILE CREEK NEAR BOWSER 45.415 124,646 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 120MC Yes

OBH 3023 ;OH RIVER BELOW MORAN CREEK 49.370 124.985 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

08H B025 BROWNS RIVER NEAR COURTENAY 49493 125.086 P2 P(BCH) 1. 1 120.12C

Town of Quaticum 08119029 LITTLE QUALICUM RIVER NEAR QUALICUM BEACH 49.355 124.434 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Beach 12080

City of OSH 8032 MILLSTONE RIVER AT NANA IMO 49.177 123.969 P2 P(OTH) 1 1. Nanalmo 12QRC

Harmac 08H8034 NANAI MO RIVER NEAR CASSIDY 49.069 123.887 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Pacific 12QRC Yes

City of 08H8041 JUMP CREEK AT THE MOUTH 49.025 124.186 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Nanalma 12QRC

0811804.3 CARNATION CREEK AT THE MOUTH 48.915 124.998 Fl. F 1 1 12QRC Yes

08113074 CRUICKSHANK RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 49.578 125.209 P2 P(8CH) 1 1 12ORC Yes

08116075 DOVE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.737 125.084 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 120.RC

08H B082 COMOX LAKE NEAR COURTENAY 49.642 125.091 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 121150 Yes

08118083 COURTENAY RIVER Ar ST}I AVENUE BRIDGE 49.693 124.996 P2 P(60111 1 1 12080 Yes

08119084 PUNTLEDGE RIVER BELOW DIVERSION 49.669 125.088 P2 P(BCH) 2. 1 12050 Yes

08148086 TOFINO CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.250 125,582 Pl. P 1 1 12050 Yes

08116087 COMOX HARBOUR AT GOOSE SPIT 49.564 124.915 P2 PRICH) 1 _ 1 12HRC Yes

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"Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (*N) Long. (1Ar) Designation Class _ Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL _ Funding & Output* Telemetry

0898089 TSOLUM RIVER BELOW MUREX CREEK 49.812 125.200 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

City of 081113092 SOUTH NANAIMO RIVER NEAR NANA MO 49.069 124.082 PI P(OTH) 1 1 NanaImo 12QRC

OBHC001 GOLD RIVER BELOW UCONA RIVER 49,705 126.109 P2 P(5CH) I 1 12QRC Yes

OSHC002 UCONA RIVER AT THE MOUTH 49.709 126.098 P4 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

089 COOS HEBER RIVER NEAR GOW RIVER 49.840 125.935 P2 POCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

089C006 CREST LAKE NEAR HIGHWAY 28 49.841 125.906 P2 POCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

08110003 CAMPBELL RIVER NEAR CAM BELL RIVER 50.038 125.298 P2 P(BCH) J. 1 12QRC

OBHD005 QUINSAM RIVER NEAR CAMPBELL RIVER 50.029 125.301 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

0890006 SALMON RIVER NEAR SAYWARD 50.309 125.903 FP2 P-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

01390007 SALMON RIVER ABOVE MEMEKAY RIVER 50,199 125.746 P2 POCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

0890011 OYSTER RIVER BELOW WOODH US CREEK 49.1394 125.240 P1 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

OB913015 SALMON RIVER ABOVE CAMPBELL LAKE DIVERSION 50.091 125.678 P2 P-P(BCH) 0.5 0.5 1 12Q6C Yes

0.31-00113 ELK RIVER ABOVE UPPER CAMPBELL 'AKE 49.858 125.813 P2 POCH) 1 1 121360 Yes

08110020 SALMON RIVER DIVERSION NEAR CAMPBELL RIVER 50.095 125.666 P2 POCH) 1 1 12QRC

08143021 QUINSAM RIVER AT ARGONAUT BRIDGE 49.930 125.510 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

OBHD022 CAMPBELL RIVER AT CAMPBELL RIVER LODGE 50.034 125.268 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

08H0023 LITTLE OYSTER RIVER AT YORK ROAD 49.896 125.207 P2 P 1 1 12060 Yes

0134113024 CAMPBELL RIVER AT ARGONAUT WHARF 50.040 125-240 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12HRC Yes

0890025 WOKAS LAKE NEAR CAMPBELL RIVER 49.911 125.545 P2 P(8CH) J. 1 12HRC Ym

08HD026 QUINSAM DIVERSION NEAR CAMPBELL RIVER 49.943 125.524 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12460 Yes

0890027 QUINSAM RIVER BELOW LOWER QUINSAM LAKE 49.927 128.349 P2 P03091) 1 1 12QRC Yes

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*Station Operation & Output .7 months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lot ("N) Long. rw) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output• Telemetry

CAMPBELL RIVER (SPILLWAY FLOWS AT JOHN HART 08HD029 DAM) '50.040 125.330 P2 P(BCH) 1. 1 QMM

08H0031 UPPER CAMPBELL LAKE AT STRATHCONA DAM 49.997 125.587 P2 P113011) 1 1 12560 Yes

08HD032 SALMON RIVER BELOW CAMPBELL LAKE DIVERSION 50.678 125.669 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12Q5C

0350033 BUTTLE LAKE ABOVE UPPER CAMPBELL LAKE 49.836 125.616 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12HRC Yes 08H E006 ZEBALLOS RIVER NEAR ZEBALLOS 50.014 126.545 FP3 R 0,5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08HE008 ZEBALLOS RIVER AT MOOK PEAK 50.134 126.322 P2 P 1 1 1208C

085E009 KLASH KISH RIVER NEAR KLASKINO INLET 50293 127.639 P2 P 1 1 12090 Yes

085E010 MCKELVIE CREEK ABOVE INTAKE 49.945 126.641 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

08HF004 TSMKA RIVER BELOW CATHERINE CREEK 50.444 126.579 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC _) 08HRIOS N1MPKISH RIVER ABOVE WOSS RIVER 50.214 126,609 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12060

084006 SAN JOSEF RIVER BELOW SHARP CREEK 50.670 128,166 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 22030 Yes

035E012 PUGH CREEK NEAR NAHWITTI LAKE 50.736 127.877 P2 P 1 1 1205C Yes

08HF013 SIMPSON CREEK NEAR KOPRINO HARBOUR 50.512 127.844 P2 P 1 1 12030

081A015 LAVENTIE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 53.612 127335 P2 F 1 1 12030

Rio Time 0814017 NECHAKO RIVER BELOW CHESLATFA FALLS 53.635 124.833 P-P(OTH) 0,5 0.5 1 Alcan 12030 Yes

Rio Tinto 0814013 CH ESLATTA LAKE AT WEST END 53.710 125.642 P2 P)OTH) 1 1 Aican 12H RC

Rio Tinto 08JA022 NECHAKO RESERVOIR AT KENNEY DAM 53.580 124,973 P(0TH) 1 a Alvan 12530 Yes

Rio-1M° 081A023 NECHAKO RESERVOIR AT SKINS LAKE SPILLWAY 53.772 125,996 P2 Nom' 1 1 Akan 12HRC Yes

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'Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0.) or Stage (1-1)/ Recording (8) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name tat (N) Long. (°W) Designation Class Federal Provincial SC Hydra Other TOTAL Funding & Output° Telemetry

Rio Tinto 08JA028 EUTSUK RIVER AT OUTLET OF EUTSLIK LAKE 53.234 126.112 P2 MTH) 1 1 Alcan 12QRC Yes

(XUA029 WHITESAIL MIDDLE CREEK NEAR TAHTSA REACH 53.664 126.992 P2 P 1 1 12ORC

Rio Tinto 08JA030 TAHTSA JAKE NEAR KEMANO 54.026 124,008 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Alcan 12HRC Yes

Thompson 035002 STELIAKO RIVER AT GLENANNAN 54.009 125.007 FP2 F-P0-1-11 05 05 1 Creek Mining 120.9C Yes

RioTInto 08113003 NAUTLEY RIVER NEAR FORT FRASER 54.086 124.501 P2 P-P(OTH) 0.5 0.5 1 Alcan 12030 Yes

0313007 NADINA LAKE NEAR NORALEE 53.904 126.973 Fl F 1 1 12HRC Yes

0618005 NADINA RIVER AT OUTLET OF NADINA (AKE 53502 126.956 Fl F 1 1 12QRC Yes

0813013 NORTH BEACH CREEK ABOVE AWN CREEK 54.129 125.929 P2 P 1 1 12030

=COOS, NECHAKO RIVER AT VANDERHOOF 54.027 124,009 F4 ' F 1 1 12QRC Yes

0810002 NECHAKO RIVER AT ISLE PIERRE 53.959 123.237 FP1 F-P 0.5 05 1 12QRC Yes

0810006 DRIFTWOOD RIVER ABOVE KASTDERG CREEK 55.969 126.643 P2 P 1 1 12430 Yes

0813001 STUART RIVER NEAR FORT ST, JAMES 54.417 124.270 F4 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

02.15004 TSILCOH RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 54.610 124,246 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 12QRC

08KA001 DORE RIVER NEAR MCBRIDE 53305 120.251 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 120110 Yes

OBKA004 FRASER RIVER AT HANSARD 54.078 121.349 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12030 Yes

08KA005 FRASER RIVER AT MCBRIDE 53.302 120.141 FP3 FP 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

OSKA007 FRASER RIVER AT RED PASS 52.938 119.010 FP3 F-P 0.6 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

OSKA009 MCKALE RIVER NEAR 940 M CONTOUR 53.446 120.211 FP3 R 05 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08KA013 MORKILL litVER BELOW HELLROARING CREEK 53.681 120.590 P2 P 1 1 12QRC

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°Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (I) or manual (m)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal (5)

7012-13 Hydrometric Network

SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (14) Long. ('W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output" Telemetry

081..A028 WINDY CREEK ABOVE JIM CREEK 51.623 120.672 P2 P 1 1 12060

0813020 BARRIERE RIVER AT THE MOUTH 51.177 120.136 FP3 F-P 0.5 11,5 1 12QRC Yes

081.3024 FISHTRAP CREEK NEAR MCLURE 51.124 120.211 FP3 R OS 0.5 1 12050

City of 02L8033 BLUE RIVER NEAR BLUE RIVER 52.118 119.304 FP3 R.P(OTH) 0.333 0.333 0333 1 Kamloops 124RC Yes

08L8047 NORTH THOMPSON RIVER AT BIRCH ISLAND 51.602 119.914 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1. 12QMC Yes

City of 0313064 NORTH THOMPSON RIVER AT MCLURE 51.041 120.241 FP3 F-P-P(OTH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 Kamloops 12QRC Yes

08113069 BARRIERE RIVER BELOW SPRAGUE CREEK 51.245 119.937 FP3 R 0.5 ' 0,5 1 12QRC

0016076 HARPER CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 51359 119.882 FP3 R 0.5 03 1 12QRC

0515078 LEMIEUX CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 51.428 120.203 P2 P 1 1 12050

0810002 SHUSWAP RIVER NEAR ENDERBY 50.544 119.015 P1 P 1 1 12010 Yes

08LC003 SHUSWAP RIVER NEAR LUMBY 50,304 112.819 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12060 Yes

03LC018 SHUSWAP R. AT OUTLET OF SUGAR L RES. 50.344 118.545 P2 P(IFICH) 1 1 12060 Yes

0810039 BESSETTE CREEK ABOVE BEAVERJACK CR. 50.298 118.859 FP2 F-P-P(BC1-1) 0.333 0.333 0,333 1 120110

081C040 VANCE CREEK BELOW DEAFIES CREEK 50.285 118.948 FP3 R (LS 0,5 1 12QMC

031..0041. SUGAR LAKE RESERVOIR AT THE OUTLET 50.353 118,538 P2 P(3C14) 1 1 12HRC Yes

081C042 BESSE. r I6 CREEK ABOVE LUMBY LAGOON OUTFALL 50.253 118.961 FP2 F-P-P(BCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 12060

081E1001 ADAMS RIVER NEAR SOU ILAX 50.937 119.656 P2 P 1 1 12tIRC Yes

01310003 ADAMS LAKE NEAR SQUI LAX 50.957 119.677 P2 P 1 1. 12HRC

081E020 SALMON RIVER AT FALKLAND 50:498 119.558 F1 F 1 1. 120AC Yes

031E021 SALMON RIVER NEAR SALMON ARM 50.693 119.329 P2 P 1 1. 12QRC Yes

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`Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q.) or Stage (H)/ Recording (9) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or 5eaS0nal (5)

201.2-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (°N) _ Long. (*IN) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

081E024 EAGLE RIVER NEAR MALAKWA 50 937 3.13.802 FP3 R-P(BCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 12QRC Yes

081E027 SEYMOUR RIVER NEAR SEYMOUR ARM 51.263 118.947 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

Cty of 081E031 SOUTH THOMPSON RIVER AT CHASE 50.764 119.743 FP3 R-P(OTHI 0.333 0,333 0.333 1 Kamloops 12QRC Yes

08LE070 SHUSWAP LAKE AT SALMON ARM 50.706 119,281 P2 P 1 2 12HRC

081E077 CORNING CREEK NEAR SQUII.AX 50.916 119.534 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

081E108 EAST CANOE CREEK ABOVE DAM 50.695 119.197 FP3 R 0,5 0.5 1 12QRC

0BLE112 CHASE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 50.820 119.679 P2 P 1 1 12013C Yes

0812002 BONAPARTE RIVER BELOW CACHE CREEK 50.1303 121.324 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes

081E007 CRISS CREEK NEAR SAVONA 50.383 120.967 P2 P 1 1 I2QRC

0812023 THOMPSON RIVER AT KAMLOOPS 50.682 120.351 P1 P 1 1 12HRC

OBLF027 DEADMAN RIVER A3OVE CRISS CREEK 50.901 120.975 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

081.,F053. THOMPSON RIVER NEAR SPENCES BRIDGE 50.354 121.394 FP3 F-P 05 0,5 1 12QRC Yes

081E094 JOE ROSS CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 51.152 129,859 P2 P(SEAS) 1 1 7QRS

081E095 ARROWSTONE CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 50.838 121.241 P2 P 1 1 120.12C

0812100 DAIRY CREEK ABOVE TSOTIN LAKE 50.841 121.155 P2 P 1 1 12QRC

0310006 NICOLA RIVER NEAR SPENCES BRIDGE 50.336 121.231 FP2 F-P 0.5 0,5 1 12QRC Yes

0310008 SPIUS CREEK NEAR CANFORD 60.155 121.032 FP3 13 03 0.5 1 12QRC

Clty of 0816010 COLDWATER RIVER AT MERR rn- 50.110 120.803 P2 P-PCOTH) 0.5 0.5 1 MerHtt 12023C Yes

0810016 PEN NASK CREEK NEAR QUI LCHENA 49.967 120.135 FP3 ' R 03 0.5 1 12080 Yes

0310041. GU ICI-ION CREEK AT OUTLET OF MAM IT LAKE 50.362 120.510 P1 P 1 1 12QRC

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'Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal (S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name tat (°N) Long. OM Designation _ Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other _ TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

0816046 NICOLA LAKE NEAR NICOLA 50,163 120.662 FP2 F-P 0.5 OS 1 12HRC Yes

0816048 COLDWATER RIVER NEAR BROOKMERE 49.854 120,909 FP3 R 0.5 0.3 1 12090 Yes

08L3049 NICOLA RIVER ABOVE NICOLA LAKE 50.197 120.422 P1 P 1 1 12090 Yes

08LG056 GUICHON CREEK ABOVE TUNKWA LAKE DIVERSION 50.608 120.911 P1 P 1 1 12QRC

081.3065 NICOLA RIVER AT OUTLET OF NICOLA LAKE 50.163 120.666 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes

081.0067 GUICHON CREEK AT THE MOUTH 50.146 120.884 P2 P 1 1 120MC

031.0068 SPIUS CREEK BELOW SILVER CREEK 49953 121,091 P2 P 1 1 120RC

OBMA001 CHILKO RIVER NEAR REDSTONE 52.071 123.537 F4 F 1 1 12090 Yes

ORMA002 CHILKO RIVER AT OUTLET OF CH ILKO LAKE 51,625 124.143 F4 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

OBMA003 TASEKO RIVER AT OUTLET OF TASEKO LAKES 51378 123.631 F4 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

OBNIA006 LINGFIELD CREEK NEAR THE NIOUTH 51.674 124.145 FP3 R 05 0.5 1 =ant

08MB005 CHILCOTIN RIVER BELOW BIG CREEK 51.848 122.655 F4 F• 1 1 12CIRC Yes

08M3006 BIG CREEK ABOVE GROUNDHOG CREEK 51.523 123.116 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

08MB007 BIG CREEK BELOW GRAVEYARD CREEK 51.263 123.090 FP3 R 0.5 03 1 12ORC ye.,

08N10018 FRASER RIVER NEAR MARGUERITE 52.530 122.444 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08MC039 BORLAND CREEK BELOW VALLEY CREEK 52.115 121.938 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090

08MC040 SAN JOSE RIVER ABOVE BORLAND CREEK 52.077 121.993 P1 P 1 1 12090 Yes

08MC045 SHERIDAN CREEK ABOVE MeLEESE1AKE 52.426 122.294 P2 P 1 1 120RC

08M0035 DASH CREEK ABOVE CHURN CREEK 51251 122.906 P2 P 1 1 1208C

08M8002 CAYOOSH CREEK NEAR LILLOOET 50.669 121.964 FP2 F-P(ICH) OS 0.5 1 12060 Yes

03ME003 SETON RIVER NEAR ULLOOET 50.671 121.971 P2 P(BCH) 1. 1 120RC Yes

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*Station Operation & Output --,-- months of measurement/ Discharge (a) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) orSeasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Let ('N) Long. (W) Designation ClasS Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output' Telemetry

BRIDGE R (SOUTH BRANCH) BELOW BRIDGE 08ME023 GLACIER 50.856 123,452 P2 P(BCN) 1 1 124IC Yes

08ME025 YALAKOM RIVER ABOVE ORE CREEK 50.913 122.239 FP3 R-RiFiCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 120,RC

08ME027 HURLEY RIVER BELOW LONE GOAT CREEK 50.730 122.942 P2 P( BCH) 1 1 120RC Yes

OSME028 BRIDGE RIVER ABOVE bOWNTON LAKE 50.821 123.203 P2 NISCH) t 1 12Q}IC yes

08M F005 FRASER RIVER AT HOPE 49.386 121.454 FP3 F-P OS OS 1 12QRC Yes

08M F035 FRASER RIVER NEAR AGASSIZ 49.204 121.776 P2 P 1 1 6t1 PS Yes

08M F038 FRASER RIVER AT CANNOR 49.143 122.064 P2 P 1 1 6H RS Yes

013MF040 FRASER RIVER ABOVE TEXAS CREEK 50.613 121.854 FP2 F•P OS 03 1 124RC Yes

081v1F052 COQUIHALLA RIVER BELOW NEEDLE CREEK 49.541 121.120 FP3 11 0.5 0.5 1 124RC

OBNIF065 NAHATLATCH RIVER BELOW TACHEWANA CREEK 49.954 121.863 FP3 ' II 05 0.5 1 12C1RC Yes

013MF068 COQUIHALLA R. ABOVE ALEXANDER CREEK 49,368 121.387 Pl. P 3. 1 12QRC Yes

08MF072 FRASER RIVER AT LAIDLAW 49.318 121.629 P2 P 1 1 6HRS Yes

08MF073 FRASER RIVER AT HARRISON MILLS 49.218 3.21.947 P2 P 1 1 61195 Yes

08MG001 CHEHALIS RIVER NEAR HARRISON MILLS 49.301 121.939 FP3 R 0,5 0.5 1 12QRC

08MG005 ULLOOET RIVER NEAR PEMBERTON 50.336 122.800 FP3 It 0.5 0.5 1 124RC Yes

03M0012 HARRISON L NEAR HARRISON HOT SPRINGS 49.306 121,773 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12H RC Yes

08MG013 HARRISON R. NEAR HARRISON HOT SPRINGS 49,298 121.8410 FP2 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

08MG020 LILLOOET LAKE NEAR PEMBERTON 50.153 122.489 P2 P 1 1 12H RC

08MG022 HARRISON RIVER BELOW MORRIS CREEK 49.286 121.903 FP2 F-P 0.5 05 1 12H RC Yes

OaMG025 PEMBERT0N CREEK NEAR PEMBERTON 50.315 122.801 FP3 R 0.5 0_5 1 12QRC

08MG026 FITZSIMMONS CRE5K135LOW fiLACICCOM8 CRFEK 50.120 122.648 FP2 R-PiDTH) 025 _ 0.25 OS 1 Resort __ 124FEC _ Yes

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"Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (CZ) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal (S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name La. (*N) Long. ("W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry Municipality of Whistler 08M0027 LILLOOET RIVER AT TENAS NARROWS 50.053 122.322 P2 P 1 1 6QRS

08M H003. CHILLIWACK RIVER AT VEDDER CROSSING 49.097 121.967 FPS R 03 05 1 12QRC Yes 08M H002 COQUITLAM RIVER AT PORT cow ITLAM 49.266 122.782 P2 P(ECHI 1 1 12QRC Yes

08MH005 ALOUETTE RIVER NEAR HANEY 49.239 122.579 P2 P-P(BCHI 0.S OS 1 12QRC Yes 08MH006 NORTH ALOUETTE It, 232ND ST., MAPLE RIDGE 49.243 122,580 FP3 R-P(BCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 12QRC 08MH016 CHILLIWACK R. AT OUTLET OF CH ILLIWACK I_ 49.083 121,458 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC 08MH024 FRASER RIVER AT MISSION 49.128 122.304 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12CIRC Yes 08MH028 FRASER RIVER AT STEVF_STON 49.124 123.186 Fl F 1 1 12HRC Yes 08MH029 SUMAS RIVER NEAR HUNTINGDON 49.003 122.231 FP1 F-P 0.5 05 1 12QRC 08MH032 NORTH ARM FRASER RIVER AT VANCOUVER 49,206 125.088 Fl F 1 1 12HRC 08MH035 PITT RIVER NEAR PORT COQUITLAM 49.246 122,733 Fl F 1 1, 12HRC 08MH044 FRASER RIVER AT WHONOCK 49.173 122.476 F1. F 1 1 121160 Yes 08MH053 FRASER RIVER AT DEAS ISLAND TUNNEL 49.125 123.074 Fl. F J. 1 12HRC Yes 08MH056 SLESSE CREEK NEAR VEDDER CROSSING 49.072 121.701 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 12030 Yes 013MH076 KANAICA CREEK NEAR WEBSTER CORNERS 49.207 122,536 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 12QRC 013MH040 SALMON RIVER AT 72 AVENUE, LANGLEY 49.134 122.596 Fl F 1 1 12QRC

OBMH098 WEST CRtBK NEAft POFtt LANGLEY 49.143 122333 F4 F 1 1 12QRC 08MH103 CH ILLIWACK RIVER ABOVE SLESSE CREEK 49.102 121.659 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes 08MH126 FRASER RIVER AT PORT MANN PUMPING STN. 49.218 122.827 Fl F 1 1 120.110 Yes 06M11141 COQUITLAM RIVER ABOVE COQUITLAM LAKE _ 49.488 122.793 P2 FISCH) 1 _ 1 12QRC Yes

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*Station Operation & Output= months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (11) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (°h1) Long. (°W) Designation Class Federal _ Provincial BC Hydro _ Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

C8MH147 STAVE RIVER ABOVE STAVE LAKE 49.556 122.323 FP2 R-P(BCH) 0.333 0,333 0.333 1 12CIRC Yes

Metro 03MH 149 COQUITLAM LAKE FORE8AY 49355 122.775 P2 P(BCH)-P(OTH) 05 05 1 Vancouver 12HRC Yes

08MH152 BERTRAND CREEK AT I NTERNATIONAL BOY. 49.002 122.523 FP/ F-P(SEAS) 0.5 0.5 1 8QRS

City of 08MI-1153 FISHTRAP CREEK AT INTERNATIONAL BOY. 49.003 122.408 .., P1 P-P(OTH) 0.5 0.5 1 Abbotsford 12ORC

08M14155 NICOMEKL RIVER AT 203 STREET, LANGLEY 49.096 122.5E0 P1 P 1 1 120RC Yes

08MH156 PEPIN CREEK AT INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY 49,004 122.472 FP1 F-P(5E45) 0.5 0.5 1 MRS

Metro 01MH166 CEDAR CREEK ABOVE THE MOUTH 49.381 122.732 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Vancouver 12011C Yes

08M14167 Hayward Lake above Ruskin Darn 49.191 122.407 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12HRC

• Metro 08m4tiE41 Or Creek near CoquItlam 49.364 122.734 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Vancouver 12QM5

08NA002 COLUMBIA RIVER AT NICHOLSON 51.243 116.912 FP2 P-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090

OHNA006 KICKING HORSE RIVER AT GOLDEN 51.298 116.944 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes

08NA011 SPILLAMACHEEN RIVER AT SPILLAMACHEEN 50.904 116.406 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

08N8005 COLUMBIA RIVER AT DONALD 51.484 117.181 P2 P-P(BCH) OS 0.5 1 12030 Yes

08N6012 BIAEBERRY R. ABOVE W1LLOWBANK CREEK .51.480 116,969 P2 P 1 1 120.90

08113014 GOLD RIVER ABOVE PALMER CREEK 5/.678 117,716 P2 PIBC1-1) 1 1 12ORC

08N 8015 SPLIT CREEK AT THE MOUTH 51.527 116.889 FP3 IR 0.5 0.5 1 12090

0858017 KIN BASKET LAKE BELOW GARRETT CREEK 51.889 117.908 P2 PIELCH) 1 1 121-190 Yes

08513015 BEAVER RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 51.509 117.464 P2 P(ELCH) 1 1 12030 Yes

08N0004 CANOE RIVSR 0ELOW KIMMEL CREEK 52.732 119.386 P2 P 1 1 12090

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*Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012.13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identcation Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (*PI) Long. ("W) Designation Class Federal _ Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output' Telemetry

08ND012 GOLDSTREAM RIVER BELOW OLD CAMP CREEK 51.669 118.594 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

081,1001.3 ILLECILLEWAET RIVER AT GREELEY 51.012 118.067 P2 P-P(BCH) 05 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

0814E006 KUSKANAX CREEK NEAR NAKUSP 50.278 117.749 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12020

08NE008 BEATON CREEK NEAR BEATON 50.735 117.730 P2 P 1 1 12QRC

08NED39 BIG SHEEP CREEK NEAR ROSSLAND 49.013 117.945 Fl F 1 1 12020

08NE049 COLUMBIA RIVER AT B1RCHBANK 49.178 117,717 FP2 F-P(BCH) 0.5 0.5 1 1.205C Yes

0814E058 COLUMBIA RIVER AT INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY 49.000 117.628 FPI F-POCHI 0.5 0.5 1 1205C Yes

08NE074 SALMO RIVER NEAR SALMO 49.013 117.176 P2 P-P(8CR) 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08NE077 BARNES CREEK NEAR NEEDLES 49.907 118.126 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12050

0861E087 DEER CREEK AT DEER PARK 49.425 118.042 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QMC

0861E102 ARROW RESERVOIR AT FAUQUIER 49.873 118.081 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 121-IRC Yes

08N E104 ARROW RESERVOIR AT NAKUSP 50.237 117.798 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12HRC Yes

08NE110 INONOAKUN CREEK ABOVE VALLEY CREEK 49.897 118.190 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

088E114 HIDDEN CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.234 117.239 FP3 R 0.9 0,5 1 120.1:1C

0861E123 CRANBERRY CREEK ABOVE BC HYDRO INTAKE 50.795 118.078 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 12020 Yes

08NF001 KOOTENAY RIVER AT KOOTENAY CROSSING 505.86 116.046 FP3 9 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

08143002 BULL RIVER NEAR WARDNER 49,493 115,364 P2 P(30-1) 1 1 12QRC Yes

08N0065 KOOTENAY RIVER AT FORT STEELE 49.612 115.635 P2 P(BCH) 1 I 121120 Yes

08N0076 MATHER CREEK BELOW HOULE CREEK 49.724 115.926 F1 F 1 1 12125C

08N0077 ST. MARY RIVER BELOW MORRIS CREEK 49.742 115.448 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

08N i4(305 KASLO RIVER BELOW KEMP CREEK 49.909 116.952 FP3 5 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC Yes

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'Station Operation & Output= months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (1-1)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site IdentificatiOrt Load-ion Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (N) Long. (SW) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry_

08NHOO6 MOVIE RIVER AT EASTPORT 48.999 116.180 F3 F I. 1 1205C Yes 08NH007 LARDEAU RIVER AT MARBLEHEAD 50.263 116.967 P2 P(BCH) 1 1 120RC 08NH016 DUCK CREEK NEAR WYNNDEL 49.204 116.534 P2 P 1 1 12QRC 08M1021 KOOTENAI RIVER AT PORTHILL 48396 116.506 F3 F 1 1 120110 Yes 08N11032 BOUNDARY CREEK NEAR PORTHIU. 48.997 116.563 F3 F 1 1 120110 Yes 08NH064 KOOTENAY LAKE AT QUEENS BAY 49554 116.929 FPI. F-P(SCH) 0.5 0.5 1 12HR0 Yes 08NH067 KOOTENAY LAKE AT KUSKONOOK 49.301 116.656 F3 F 1 1 12HRC 08NH084 ARROW CREEK NEAR ERICKSON 49.155 116.454 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC 02NH115 5UWVAN CREEK NEAR CANYON 49.104 116.429 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 1208C 08NH118 DUNCAN RIVER BELOW LARDEAU RIVER 50.232 116.956 P2 P(tiCH) 1 '1 120110 Yes 085114119 DUNCAN RIVER BELOW B.B. CREEK 50.638 117.048 P2 IIBCF1) 1 1 120RC Yes 0819H120 MOVIE RIVER ABOVE NEGRO CREEK 49.422 115,942 FPS R 0.5 0.5 1 1203C 08NH127 DUNCAN RESERVOIR AT DUNCAN DAM 50.255 116.948 32 PN3CHl 1 1 121-Mc Yes 08NH130 FRY CREEK BELOW CARNEY CREEK 50.081 116,785 FP3 R 03 0.5 1 12QRC 08NH132 KEEN CREEK BELOW KYAWATS CREEK 49.871 117.121 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 120RC OSNH138 HUMPHRIES CREEK NEAR TROUT LAKE 50.635 117.543 P2 P 1 1 12QRC 03511013 SLOCAN RIVER NEAR CRESCENT VALLEY 49.460 117.564 532 F-P-P{BCH) 0.333 0.333 0.333 1 12CIRC Yes 085J026 DU HAMMEL CREEK ABOVE DIVERSIONS 49392 117.243 P2 P 1 1 12QRC Yes 08N.1061 REDFISH CREEK NEAR HARROP 49.622 117.055 32 P 1 1 120110 Yes 0851.1130 ANDERSON CREEK NEAR NELSON 49.502 117.262 532 P . 1 1 12QRC 0851160 LEMON CREEK ABOVE SOUTH LEMON CREEK 49.697 117.451 F33 5 0.5 D.5 1 120110 Yes

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`Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0) or Stage (H)/ Recording (1) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations site identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source • Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. ('N) Long. (-141) Designation Class Federal Provincial 13C Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

0851168 FIVE MILE CREEK ABOVE CITY INTAKE 49.51.9 117.213 P2 p a. 1 12QRC

0135 K002 ELK RIVER AT FERN tE 49.514 115.068 P2 FOCH) 1 1 12QRC Yes

otiNK016 ELK RIVER NEAR NATAL 49.866 114.869 FF3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12093

0851(018 FORDING RIVER AT THE MOUTH 49,894 114.1367 FF3 F-P 0.5 03 1 lain

08N K022 LINE CREEK AT THE MOUTH 49.892 114.834 FP3 F-P 0.5 03 1 12CIRC

0851(026 HOWER CREEK ABOVE DIVERSIONS 49384 114.955 FP3 R 0.5 (LS 1 22093

0855030 Elk River Below Elko Darn 49.288 115.104 P2 KOCH) 1 1 12093 Yes

0851004 ASHNOLA RIVER NEAR KEREMEOS 49.207 119.994 FP3 F-P CLS 0.9 1 120Rc

0851007 SIMI LKAMEEN RIVER AT PRINCETON 49.458 120.504 FF3 9 OS 0.5 1 12CIRC Yes

08NL022 SIMILKIWEEN RIVER NEAR NtGHTHAWK 48985 119.617 FP1 F-P 0.5 03 1 12093 Yes

08511324 TULAMEEN RIVER AT PRINCETON 49.458 120,516 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12093 Yes

0851038 SIMIKAMEEN RIVER NEAR HEDLEY 49377 120.151 FF1 F-P-P(BCH) 0.333 0,333 0333 1 12083 Yes

0851039 SMASH CREEK NEAR PRINCETON 49.664 120.335 P2 P 1 1 12QRC

0851045 KEREMECS CREEK BELOW WILLIS INTAKE 45.259 119226 Pl. P 1 1 12093

0851050 HEDLEY CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.366 120.067 FP3 R 05 0.5 1 =CNC

0851059 PASAYTEN RIVER ABOVE CALCITE CREEK 49.099 320.579 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1. 12093

0851070 SIMILKAMEEN RIVER ABOVE GOODFELLOW CR. 49.100 120.667 F4 F 1 1 1209C

08NL071 TULAMEEN RIVER BELOW VU ICH CREEK 49.465 120378 FP3 R 03 0.5 1 1208C Yes

08151076 EWART CREEK NEAR CATHEDRAL PARK 49.131 120.038 P2 P 1 1 1.2083

08NM002 OKANAGAN RIVER AT OKANAGAN FALLS 49.342 119.580 P2 P 1 1 12093 Yes

085 M037 SHATFORD CREEK NEAR PENTICTON 49,416 119.785 FPI, F-P 03 0.5 1 12093 Yes

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'Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (0.) or Stage (H)/ Recording (Ft) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S)

2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name tat. ('N) Long. ("W) _ Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

)(strata P(SEAS)- Copper 08NM041 TeEPANI5R CREEK NEAR PEACHLAND 49.825 119.756 P2 P(OTH) 0.5 05 1 Canada 7090 yes 08NM050 OKANAGAN RIVER AT PENTICTON 49.499 119.615 P2 P-P(BCH) 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC yes 08NM065 VERNON CREEK AT OUTLET OF KALAMALJCA L 50.237 119.268 Pl. P 1 1 12QRC Yes 08NM073 OSOYOOS LAKE NEAR OROVILLE 48.957 119.438 F3 F 1 J. 12HRC Yes 08NM083 OKANAGAN LAKE AT KELOWNA 49.1336 119.501 P2 P 1 1 I2H9C Yes 05NM054 SKAHA LAKE AT OKANAGAN FALLS 49.427 119,574 P2 P 1 I 12H RC Yes 08NM085 OKANAGAN RIVER NEAR OLIVER 49.115 119.566 FP1 F-P 0.5 05 1 12QRC Yes

08NM115 MISSION CREEK NEAR EAST KELOWNA 49./178 119.413 PI P 1 1 124RC yes

08NM127 OKANOGAN RIVER AT OROVILLE 48.931 119.419 F3 F 1 1 12090 Yes

08N M134 CAMP CREEK AT MOUTH NEAR THIRSK 49.725 120.017 FP3 It 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes 08N/4142 COLDSTREAM CR. ABOVE MUNICIPAL INTAKE 50258 119.081 FPI. F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes 08554143 KALAMALKA LAKE AT VERNON PUMPHOUSE 50.230 119.275 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12HRC Yes

08NM171 VASEUX CREEK ABOVE SOLCO CREEK 49.249 119.320 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes

08514173 GREATA CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.794 119.551 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC 08NM174 WHEFEMAN CREEK ABOVE BOULEAU CREEK 50.213 119.537 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes

Okanagan Notion 085M200 INKANEEP CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.078 119.501 P2 P(OTH) 1 1 Alliance 12QRC Yes

085M232 8ELGO CREEK BELOW HILDA CREEK 49.999 119.073 FPI F-P 05 0.5 1 12QRC

08N M240 TWO FORTY CREEK NEAR PENTICTON 49.651 119.400 . P2 P 1 1 12QRC

08N M241 TWO FORTY-ONE CREEK NEAR PENTICTON 49.649 119.394 P2 _ P 1 _ 1 1.2QRC Yes 35

`Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (11)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal(S) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operational Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Elation Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (*Nt) Long. ('W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL Funding & Output* Telemetry

08NM242 bENNIS CREEK NEAR 1780 METRE CONTOUR 49.624 119.382 P2 P 1 1 1240R0

08NM243 VASEUX LOCE NEAR THE OUTLET 49.274 119.523 P1 P 1 1 12HRC Yes

08NM247 OKANAGAN RIVER BELOW MCINTYRE DAM 49.255 119.517 P2 P 1 1 12090 Yes

08NN002 GRANBY RIVER AT GRANO FORKS 49.044 118.441 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12C1MC yes

08NN003 WEST KETTLE RIVER AT WESTBRIDGE 49.171 115.976 P2 P 1 1_ 12090 Yes

°Britt= KETTLE RIVER NEAR LAURIER 48.984 118.215 F3 F 1 1 12090 Yes

08NN013 KETTLE RIVER NEAR FERRY 48.981 118.765 Fl F 1 1. 12090 Yes 08NN015 WEST KETTLE RIVER NEAR MCCULLOCH 49.702 119.092 FP3 R OS 0.5 1 12tliRc

08NN019 TRAPPING CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49,566 119.051 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 1.2090

08NN023 BURRELL CREEK ABOVE GLOUCESTER CREEK 49.589 118.312 FP3 R OS 0,5 1 12090

08NN026 KETTLE RIVER NEAR WESTBRIDGE 49.230 118.928 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12090 Yes

08NN028 LOST HORSE CREEK NR CHRISTIAN VALLEY 49355 118.849 P2 P 1 1 12090

08NP001 FLATHEAD RIVER AT FLATHEAD 49.000 114.476 F3 F 1 1 1201{0

08NP004 CABIN CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 49.094 114.555 FP3 R 0.5 05 1 12090

0804002 YAKOUN RIVER NEAR PORT CLEMENTS 53.623 132.207 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12490 Yes

080A003 PREMIER CREEK NEAR QUEEN CHARLOTTE 53.258 132.065 FP3 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 12QRC

0804004 HONNA RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 53.253 132.139 FP1 F-P OS 0.5 1 60.95

0804005 TARUNDL CREEK NEAR QUEEN CHARLOTTE 53.244 132.147 FPI, F-P 0.5 0.5 1 6095

0808002 PAUANT CREEK NEAR QUEEN CHARLOTTE 53.058 132.058 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 12090

08PA004 SKAGIT RIVER AT INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY 49.000 121.064 fl F 1 1 6HR5 Yes

08PA009 ROSS RESERVOIR NEAR NEWHALEM 48.733 121.067 Fl F 1 1 12HRC Yes

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*Station Operation & Output months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) Or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or SeasonallS) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network SCHEDULE "C" HYDROMETRIC MONITORING SITES, OPERATIONAL APPROACH AND OUTPUT

Responsibility for Funding and Operations Site Identification Location Operations I Approach Station Funding Distribution Source

Station Other Station Operation Number Station Name Lat. (-N) Long. (*W) Designation Class Federal Provincial BC Hydro Other TOTAL _ Funding & Output* Telemetry 09AA001 ATLIN LAKE AT ATUN 59.572 133.706 F3 F 1 1 12H RC Yes

OSAA006 ATUN RIVER NEAR ATUN 59.597 133.820 F2 F 1 1 12QRC

09A8013 TUTSHI RIVER AT OUTLET OF TUTSHI LAKE 59.946 134.325 F2 F 1 1 12QRC

09AE003 SWIFT RIVER NEAR SWIFT RIVER 59.931 131.769 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 1 1205C 10AC005 COTTONWOOD RIVER ABOVEMS¢ CREEK 59.117 129.826 F1 F 1 1 1205C Yes 103E001 UARD RIVER AT LOWER CROSSING 59.413 125.095 FPS R 05 0.5 1 1205C Yes 108E004 TOAD RIVER ABOVE NoNDA CREEK 58.855 125.385 FP3 R 0.5 0.5 3. 12011C

108E007 TROUT RIVER AT Km. 783.7 ALASKA HWY. 59.337 121.939 FP3 R 03 0.5 1 12050

108E009 TEETER CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 59.454 125.229 FP3 R 0.5 OS 1 12050

108E013 SMITH RIVER ABOVE snorN FALLS 59.657 126.466 FP1 F-P 0.5 0.5 1 120Rc 110CA001 FONTAS RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH 58.272 121.463 P2 P a 1 12QRC Y es 1008001 SIKANNI CHIEF RIVER NEAR FORT NELSON 57.239 122.690 FP3 R 05 0.5 a 12QRC yo.$ 1000001 MUSKWA RIVER NEAR FORT NELSON 58.789 122.660 F4 F 1 1 12QRC Yes

1000003 RASPBERRY CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH 59.893 123.319 FPS R 0.5 0.5 1 12050

1000004 BOUGIE CREEK AT Km. 368 ALASKA HWY. 58.031 122.720 FPS, R 0.5 03 1 12080

1000005 ADSETT CREEK AT Km. 386.0 ALASKA HWY. 58.107 122.714 FP3 F-P 05 0.5 1 12050 SUMMARY 147.75 197.25 70.67 31.30 455 _

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*Station Operation & Output = months of measurement/ Discharge (Q) or Stage (H)/ Recording (R) or Manual (M)/ Continuous (C) or Seasonal (5) 2012-13 Hydrometric Network

SCHEDULE "D"

CANADA -BRITISH COLUMBIA AGREEMENT ON HYDROMETRIC MONITORING

Fiscal Year 2012 - 2013

For the purpose of section 4.9 of the Agreement, this Schedule sets out how resources are shared and exchanged between the Parties to cover shareable costs and provides a summary of the annual payment for reimbursement, as required, by one Party to the other Party of its share of Program costs.

EXPENDITURE TYPE . SHARE TOTAL COST* FEDERAL PROVINCE OF BC Direct Operations Hydrometric Network $5,486,624 $1,675,678 $3,810,946 Sediment Network $8,040 $8,040 0 Climate Network $132,553 0 $132,553 Water Temperature Network $3,798 0 $3,798 Indirect Operations Hydrometric Network $1,140,677 $375,979 $764,698 Sediment Network 0 0 0 Climate Network $13,437 $2,010 $11,427 Water Temperature Network $422 0 $422 Projects Construction $2,445,000 $500,000 $1,945,000 TOTALS $9,230,552 $2,561,707 $6,668,845 *per Schedule B

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA— GROSS SHARE: $6,668,845 ANNUAL PAYMENT TO RE PAID TO RECEIVER GENERAL OF CANADA BY PROVINCE OF BC

Executive Director Director Knowledge Management Branch Meteorological Service of Canada Ministry of Environment Pacific and Yukon Region Administrator for British Columbia Administrator for Canada

Date: Date:

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SCHEDULE E

MEMBERSHIP AND METHOD OF OPERATION FOR THE

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATORS' TABLE

El. Membership: The members of the National Administrators Table (NAT) shall be: E1.1 The Administrators of the bilateral agreements on hydrometric monitoring entered into by Canada and each of the provinces and territories; and, E1.2 One "National Athninistrator" designated by Canada.

E2. Meetings: The members of NAT shall meet no less than once per year. E2.2 Meetings of the NAT may be held in person, via teleconference, or any other method agreed upon by the members of NAT.

E3. Method of Operation: E3.1 Meetings will be co-chaired by the National Administrator and a provincial/territorial Administrator. E3,2 The NAT shall make decisions by consensus. E3.2.1 Consensus: Consensus decision reflects the position of all parties and thus provides a result that all can accept. All parties recognize that achieving consensus depends heavily on good will and a desire and commitment by participants to reach a decision and implement the outcome. The record will reflect the position of all Parties. E3.2.2 Implementation: The NAT will accommodate the schedules and needs of all parties by agreeing to clear and reasonable time lines for reaching a decision and implementing the outcome. All Parties recognize that different approaches may be taken to achieve the outcome of a NAT decision. The responsibility to demonstrate to the NAT that the outcome has been achieved lies with the Party implementing the decision. E3.2.3 Information availability: All parties will have equal access to relevant information and the opportunity to be engaged effeCtively throughout the decision making process. The NAT co-chairs will ensure that all Parties receive detailed information pertaining to the making of a decision in both official languages at least two (2) weeks prior to a meeting. E3.2.4 Participation: It is incumbent upon each Party to keep abreast of issues and to participate in any decisions that may affect them. The Parties 39

may participate in the making of a decision by the NAT in person, by telephone conference call, by proxy or otherwise, In the exceptional circumstance that a Party is not able to participate in the making of a decision, that Party will make known its position prior to the meeting. E3.2.5 Non participation: In the event that a Party fails to participate in the making of a decision of the NAT after having been provided with reasonable notice of a meeting (E3.6) and information on the subject matter (E3.2.3), such non-participation shall be considered to be the Party's support of the decision and an indication that the Party is committed to implement the outcome. E3,3 A NAT member may, from time to time, designate an alternate to represent him/her at meetings. Alternates shall be granted full status. E3.4 The NAT may create work groups of its members or assign a task to one or more of its members. E3.5 The NAT shall prepare and maintain appropriate records of its decisions and activities. E3.6 The Co-chairs shall give best effort to provide four (4) weeks prior notice of meetings to NAT members.

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

DEFINITIONS In this Agreement, Data means instantaneous, average or other Hydrometric values and metadata captured at or generated by a Monitoring Site as well as any information that describes a Monitoring Site or the nature of its operation; Deliverables means any Data, other information, tools and Assets that are shared or transferred between the Parties, and any funding and services to be provided in accordance with this Agreement, and including without limitation all such additions and changes to the foregoing as the Administrators may agree from time to time. Derivative Products means any research study, report, survey, summary or other document or work that analyses, summarizes, evaluates, makes use of, or critiques Data.

GI. Intellectual Property G1,1 The Parties acknowledge and agree that the collection and production of Data and information pursuant to this Agreement are a collaborative effort. Therefore: 01.1.1 All Data and information produced as a result of activities under this Agreement are jointly owned by the Parties; GI .1.2 Either Party is entitled to use, distribute or otherwise deal with the Data and information as they see fit without interference from the other; G1.1,3 The Parties acknowledge and agree that either Party may disclose Data and information to Third Parties and the Public and that such disclosure is in the public interest; G1.1.4 Each Party will acknowledge the joint ownership of the Data or information whenever it is displayed or distributed to others; G1.1.5 The Administrators will develop and approve acceptable forms of recognition provided for in 01.1.4 above; G1.2 The Parties acknowledge and agree that all Data and information compiled pursuant to this Agreement are governed by legislation respecting privacy and access to information (in particular, the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (British Columbia), the Access to Information Act (Canada) and the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada), as amended or replaced from time to time. The Parties agree that their respective legislation applies to all Data, information and records, including records held by a Party, records created by a Party in the course of providing the Deliverables, and records provided to a Party. In the event that there is an inconsistency between these Acts and this Agreement, the provisions of the Acts shall prevail. G1.3 The Parties acknowledge and agree that any Derivative Products, including all 42 intellectual property rights therein, that are created by a Party shall be owned by that Party alone, unless both Parties otherwise agree in writing. If a Derivative Product is created jointly by the Parties, that product, including all intellectual property rights therein, shall be owned jointly by the Parties. Neither Party shall have any responsibility for, or liability in respect of, Derivative Products created by the other Party, unless both Parties otherwise agree in writing. G1.4 Except as provided for in any copyright notice or acknowledgement of joint ownership, the Parties reserve the right and sole discretion to control the use of their name and identifying marks.

G2. Risk Management G2.I The Administrators will continue to research methods to control Hydrometric Program costs. Any costs incurred to conduct such research will be shared in an equitable manner as determined by the Administrators. G2.2 The Parties understand that events beyond the control of the Administrators may impact the capabilities of one or both of the Parties to undertake activities under this Agreement. Under these circumstances, the Administrators will develop a plan to address the program impacts that may result. 02.3 Each party is responsible for its acts or omissions associated with carrying out its activities under this Agreement and, for this purpose, the Party carrying out activities includes responsibility by that Party for the acts or omissions of any of its directors, officers, employees, agents, partners, affiliates, volunteers or subcontractors,

G3. Terms of reference for Coordinating Committee The Administrators shall develop terms of reference for the Coordinating Committee to meet the responsibilities outlined in section 4.6 in this Agreement, including without limitation the composition, size, membership terms, minimum meeting requirements, financial review and reporting obligations, and other responsibilities of the Coordinating Committee, with a view to ensuring that the Coordinating Committee functions in an effective and efficient manner and in accordance with the management principles set out in the main body of this Agreement. The Administrators may amend such terms of reference from time to time to reflect changing circumstances and needs of the Parties and the Committee,

G4. Standards of performance The Parties agree to conduct activities under this Agreement according to National Standards. The Coordinating Committee shall develop strategies for the adoption and implementation of any new or amended National Standards that are approved by the NAT.

G5. Relationship of the Parties The Party conducting activities will not hold itself out as an employee or agent of the Party requesting activities. Nothing in this Agreement will have the effect of creating an employment, agency or partnership relationship between the Party conducting activities and the Party requesting activities or constitute an appointment under the Public Service Act, R,S.B.C. 1996, 085, as they may be amended or replaced from time to time. For the purposes of this paragraph the Party conducting activities includes any of its directors, officers, employees, agents, partners, affiliates, volunteers or subcontractors,

43 G6. Condonation not waiver Any failure by the Party requesting activities to insist, in one or more instances, upon strict performance by the Party conducting activities of any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver by the Party requesting activities of its right to require strict performance of any such terms or conditions, and the obligations of the Party conducting activities with respect to such performance shall remain in full force and effect.

G7. Requirements of law This Agreement is governed by the requirements of law including, without limitation, legislation of the provincial and federal governments, as applicable, such as labour, occupational health and safety legislation.

G8. No conflicts of interest The Parties shall not engage in any activity or provide any goods or services where such activity or provision of such goods or services creates a conflict of interest with the Party'S obligations under this Agreement, Each Party shall disclose to the other Party without delay any actual or potential situation that is or may reasonably be perceived to be, either a conflict of interest or a potential conflict of interest.

G9. Force Majeure and Non-Performance G9.I (a) Neither Party shall be liable for damages caused by delay or failure to perform its obligations under the Agreement where such delay or failure is caused by an event beyond its reasonable control. The Parties agree that an event shall not be considered beyond one's reasonable control if a reasonable person applying due diligence in the same or similar circumstances under the same or similar obligations as those contained in the Agreement would have put in place contingency plans to either materially mitigate or negate the effects of such event. (b) Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Parties agree that force nzajeure events shall include natural disasters and acts of war, insurrection and terrorism but shall not include shortages or delays relating to supplies or services, If a Party seeks to excuse itself from its obligations under this Agreement due to a force majeure event, that Party shall immediately notify the other Party of the delay or non-performance, the reason for such delay or non-performance and the anticipated period of delay or non-performance. (c) If a Party's anticipated or actual delay or non-performance in carrying out its obligations under this Agreement exceeds forty-five (45) consecutive business days without reasonable efforts by that Party to address the cause of delay or non- performance, the other Party may immediately terminate the Agreement by giving notice of termination and such termination shall be in addition to the other rights and remedies of the terminating Party under the Agreement, at law or in equity. (d) For purposes of this Agreement, a "business day" means any working day, Monday to Friday inclusive, excluding statutory and other holidays, namely: New Year's Day; Good Friday; Easter Monday; Victoria Day; Canada Day; Civic Holiday; Labour Day; Thanksgiving Day; Remembrance Day; Christmas Day; Boxing Day and any other day on which British Columbia or Canada has elected to be closed for business,

G10. Termination of this Agreement

44 010.1 If this Agreement is terminated as set out in Sec 5.3 each Party shall: G10.1.1 provide the other Party with a report detailing (i) the current state of the provision of Deliverables by that Party at the date of termination; and (ii) any other infonnation requested by the other Party, acting reasonably, pertaining to the provision of the Deliverables and performance of the Agreement;

G10.1.2 execute such documentation as may be required by the other Party to give effect to the termination of the Agreement;

G10.1.3 comply with any other instructions provided by the other. Party, including but not limited to instructions for facilitating the transfer of its obligations to another person;

010.1.4 facilitate the return of Assets between the Parties according to principles determined jointly by the Administrators and the requirements of law; and,

G10.1.5 ensure all shareable costs associated with operation of the network in the respective Fiscal Year are recovered, including costs associated with but not limited to staff reductions, training, relocation of staff and infrastructure decommission or closure.

And ensure that shareable costs for closure of the Agreement are recovered.

G10.2 The Parties shall only be responsible for the payment of the Deliverables provided under the Agreement up to and including the effective date of any termination. Termination shall not relieve the Parties of their responsibilities relating to the Deliverables performed or money paid. In addition to its other rights of hold back or set off, the terminating Party may hold back payment or set off against any payments owed if the other Party fails to comply with its obligations on termination.

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