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SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Creek Diversion This project will reduce water diversions and construct a Tier 1 Alameda NA $0 Fish Passage ladder and fish screens on the Alameda Diversion Dam. Alliance This project aims to restore a run of steelhead to Alameda Creek Alameda Creek. Removal of barriers, improved flows, and Alameda Creek Tier 1 Alameda NA $12,000,000 Restoration other improvements will help support steelhead spawning and Alliance rearing and ultimately restore steelhead fisheries. This project will design and install a fish ladder on the Alameda County northern embankment of the channel and Alameda Creek Upper Rubber Water District, Tier 1 Alameda Alameda County Water District's Rubber Dam No. 3. The fish 0.1 $0 Dam No. 3 Fish Ladder Alameda Creek ladder will help facilitate through the lower Alliance section of Alameda Creek. The East Regional Park District is converting the former Naval Air Station for use as and public Regional Alameda Point Restoration Tier 1 Alameda 660 $0 parkland. This project will extend access to restored shoreline Park District areas and will help support an endangered least tern colony. The project enhanced Albany Beach by arresting beach and expanding dune and , and constructed Albany Beach Restoration and and rain garden features to improve . Current East Bay Regional Public Access Project - Tier 1 Alameda 3 $4,000,000 work includes completing a key segment of the SF Bay , Park District McLaughlin Eastshore State Park expanding public shoreline access, and constructing visitor amenities. Enhancement This project is restoring a native reef along the Project - - Phase shoreline, making improvements to the log groins, performing Tier 1 Marin NA $135,000 Audubon 3: Revegetation, monitoring, annual monitoring, beach nourishment, and non-native adaptive management invasive species control. The project will eradicate all populations of invasive Algerian Alameda, sea lavender and prevent future re-invasion to protect high Marin, San BAEDN Invasive Sea Lavender refugia habitat for wildlife including the Ridgway's rail, California Invasive Tier 1 Mateo, NA $800,000 Eradication & Restoration black rail, and salt harvest mouse. Treatment and Plant Council Santa removal were initiated in 2016 and will continue until Clara complete. Phase 3 includes enhancement, monitoring, and management Marin Audubon Bahia Restoration Phase 3 Tier 1 Marin of 400 acres of new marsh plain, seasonal wetland, and 35-40 440 $90,000 Society acres of transition zone and upland habitat. State Coastal This project restored salt marsh habitat and a more natural Conservancy, tidal hydrologic regime to the complex and USFWS - San Bair Island Restoration Tier 1 San Mateo improved public access through a new bridge and walking 100 $0 Francisco Bay trail. Current activities include restoring native vegetation to National Wildlife ecotone slope habitat and extending the public access trail. Refuge Complex Page 1 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will restore approximately 17 acres of tidal wetlands, 4 acres of seasonal wetland, and 10 acres of Bay Point Regional Shoreline - Contra transition and upland grassland, resilient to sea-level East Bay Regional Restoration and Public Access Tier 1 31 $3,700,000 Costa rise. It will also provide public access improvements to , Park District Project fishing access, drinking faucets, restroom upgrades and site security and safety features. The long-term shoreline-monitoring project provides resource Farallones Marine protection managers with a tool for determining the health of Beach Watch Program Tier 1 NA $2,160,000 Sanctuary the ocean and serves as an important baseline Association during an environmental disaster. Volunteers have begun the removal of invasive vegetation and Friends of Sausal Beaconsfield Restoration Tier 1 Alameda aim to reduce fire hazard to the residential area, plant native 5 $350,000 Creek species and restore the canyon creek to a natural flow. This project will design and implement tidal restoration, by using dredged to raise elevations prior to Bel Marin Keys V Wetlands State Coastal Tier 1 Marin breaching, and constructing an adjacent levee to protect 1,564 $125,000,000 Restoration Conservancy neighboring communities from flooding. Bay Trail segments will also be completed. This project will rehabilitate the Berkeley Brickyard area by Berkeley Brickyard - McLaughlin removing imported fill and soil contaminants, stabilize East Bay Regional Tier 1 Alameda 31 $2,000,000 Eastshore State Park eroding shoreline, establish new coastal scrub and prairie, and Park District provide shoreline access to restored areas. The project will remove invasive plants, preserve a threatened plant species, remove roads that bisect the wetland areas, and Big Break Regional Shoreline - Contra build a viewing platform. Project goals are to protect and East Bay Regional Wetland Restoration and Public Tier 1 87 $3,000,000 Costa enhance habitat for the threatened California Black Rail and Park District Access Giant Gartner Snake, restore wetlands and coastal prairie, and improve public access. The project will remove existing inorganic debris and invasive vegetation, plant native dune vegetation, protect eroding Brooks Island Habitat Contra areas, create ground-nesting habitat and control East Bay Regional Tier 1 25 $500,000 Improvement Project Costa predators along more than three miles of shoreline. A primary Park District goal is to restore, expand, protect, and develop viewing areas for the Caspian Tern nesting area. This project restores over 10 acres of historic bay fill to functioning tidal marsh, adds transitional areas and 21 acres Candlestick Point - Yosemite San of restored waterfront parklands to provide habitat for wildlife California State Tier 1 3 $1,300,000 Slough Wetland Restoration Francisco and other ecological benefits. Other activities include re- Parks Foundation vegetation, eliminating soil contaminants, and improving public access.

Page 2 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Chabot Watershed Partnership: Filter strips and cattle exclusion from beds will be Solano Resource Habitat Restoration and BMPs implemented on two miles of stream, and ecosystem function Tier 1 Solano 360 $571,153 Conservation for Water Quality in an Impaired will be restored to over 360 acres through invasives removal District Urban Watershed and revegetation of over 50,000 native trees and plants. This project restores tidal marsh and floodplain habitat Contra Ducks Unlimited, Tier 1 functions for wildlife and improved flood protection at the 7 $225,000 Costa Inc. mouth of . This project will restore 100 foot stream buffers on numerous tributaries to Laguna de Santa Rosa that cross through active City of Santa Rosa Farms Creek Laguna de Santa Tier 1 Sonoma agricultural areas. Project activities will include invasive 128 $1,500,000 Restoration Rosa Foundation species control, exclusionary fencing (where necessary), riparian and upland planting, and maintenance. These projects will increase off-stream water storage capacity, Coastal San Mateo County San Mateo Resource improve irrigation efficiencies and coordinate local Drought Relief Program (Phase Tier 1 San Mateo NA $4,300,000 Conservation management strategies for securing water during extreme II) District droughts. Volunteers from several Bay Area communities have Community-Based Restoration collaboratively removed thousands of pounds of garbage, and Stewardship - Eden Landing Tier 1 Alameda 10 $100,000 eradicated invasive weeds and planted natives to restore tidal Ecological Reserve salt marsh habitat at this site. This project restored tidal marsh habitat by removing fill and improved public access to the restored wetlands. Habitat Corte Madera Ecological Reserve Marin Audubon Tier 1 Marin enhancements are underway to reduce shoreline erosion and 10 $1,900,000 Expansion and Restoration Society provide native vegetation to enhance high tide refuge and shoreline protection. This project will restore the remaining 290 acres to tidal marsh through upland and/or beneficially reused dredged Ducks Unlimited, to create wetland and associated habitats for Cullinan Ranch Tier 1 Solano 1,509 $5,000,000 Inc., USFWS - SF wildlife like salt marsh harvest mice. Project also includes Bay NWR Complex monitoring and adaptive management of entire 1,549-acre site. This project will extend the floodplain terrace for another 2,600 feet upstream, increasing the capacity of the upstream Denman Reach Phase 3 Tier 1 Sonoma segment to carry floodwater; reduce stream bank erosion and 14 $975,000 City of Petaluma ; remove invasive species and increase riparian habitat. Work is focused on removing invasive plant species, planting Dimond Park and Canyon 2,000-3,000 natives annually, controlling erosion from Friends of Sausal Tier 1 Alameda 800 $10,000 Restoration nearby city storm drains, and monitoring and Creek invertebrates.

Page 3 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will restore or enhance tidal marsh, open tidal water, riparian woodland, grassland, and managed marsh California Dutch Slough Tidal Marsh Contra habitats on formerly diked agricultural lands. Project goals Tier 1 1,166 $10,000,000 Department of Restoration Project Costa include restoring a functioning ecosystem, increasing wildlife Water Resources habitat, and providing flood protection and recreational opportunities. This project involves the removal of invasive plants, creation Friends of Pinole Creek Contra of a native plant demonstration garden on the upland area of Friends of Pinole Watershed Native Plant Tier 1 2 $1,000 Costa Pinole Creek, and restoration of approximately 300 linear feet Creek Restoration project of Pinole Creek behind the Pinole Library. The Port of owns and manages a restored wetland, public park, and environmental education center at San Heron's Head Park on San Francisco's southeast shoreline. In Port of San Heron's Head Park Tier 1 24 $3,000,000 Francisco 2018-2019 the Port will plan, design, and permit shoreline Francisco stabilization to protect and enhance habitat and enable resilience to rise. The project will restore 23 acres of tidal marsh and coastal NOAA - Gulf of the dune habitat for special status species by removing invasive Restoration Project Tier 1 Marin 23 $421,000 Farallones National vegetation, restoring historical function to the island, and Marine Sancuary improving hydrologic function and sediment transport. This project restores riparian, wetland, and woodland habitat in the Laguna de Santa Rosa watershed to improve Laguna de Santa Rosa - Laguna de Santa Tier 1 Sonoma flood protection and provide wildlife habitat. Activities include NA $200,000 Meadowlark Field Rosa Foundation removing invasive species and planting native trees, shrubs, and plants. Laguna Wetlands Preserve This project will restore a former apple waste spray field to Laguna de Santa Riparian and Oak Savannah Tier 1 Sonoma riparian and oak savannah habitat. Activities include invasive NA $77,000 Rosa Foundation Restoration species control, planting, and maintenance. This project will acquire a 25-acre property along Lagunitas Turtle Island Creek for protection, restoration, and to create a public Restoration Lagunitas Creek Watershed - Salmon Education Center. This project will benefit the largest Network - Salmon Land Acquisition to Protect Tier 1 Marin 100 $0 known native population of ESA-listed coho salmon which Protection and Creeks and Coho in spawns in Lagunitas Creek as well as other fish and wildlife in Watershed Network the watershed. (SPAWN) The goal is to analyze subtidal restoration techniques, identify the best locations for restoration, and restore critical eelgrass Living Shorelines: Near-Shore Alameda, State Coastal Tier 1 and native oyster habitat, while providing climate change NA $300,000 Linkages for Marin Conservancy adaptation, flood control, and the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat.

Page 4 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Contra Costa Enhancement and restoration of wetlands and riparian habitat County Flood Contra along four miles of Walnut Creek and Pacheco Creeks to Lower Walnut Creek Restoration Tier 1 400 $8,000,000 Control and Water Costa provide vital wildlife habitat and sustainable flood protection, Conservation and allow opportunities for public access and recreation. District This project involves the installation and maintenance of trash collection facilities near the mouths of several urban creeks to Martin Luther King Jr. Regional East Bay Regional Tier 1 Alameda improve wildlife habitat and water quality and help with NA $3,000,000 Shoreline - Water Quality Project Park District management. Additional activities include a public access trail and other public use improvements. This project restores tidal flow to McNabney Marsh. Other project goals include deepening a culvert to improve drainage Ducks Unlimited, McNabney Marsh Tidal Contra Tier 1 capacity, planting vegetation along a transition zone to 137 $0 Inc., Mountain View Restoration Project Costa bordering uplands, constructing an observation deck and Sanitary District controlling the spread of cattails. This 4-stage project will restore about 1,820 acres of tidal Lipton wetlands, seasonal wetlands, intertidal ponds, vernal pools, Environmental Montezuma Wetlands and upland buffer zone habitats through the engineered Tier 1 Solano 850 Group, LLC, Restoration Project placement of about 20 million cubic yards of agency-approved Montezuma dredged sediment to raise the subsided site to elevations Wetlands, LLC appropriate for intertidal marsh. Project will eradicate invasive weed Arundo donax along a 5 mile stretch of the Napa . Previous removal projects have Arundo Removal Laurel Marcus and Tier 1 Napa been undertaken along the Napa River from its headwaters NA $0 Lodi Lane to Zinfandel Lane Associates above Calistoga downstream 25 miles to Oak Knoll Rd., but stopped short of this last 5 mile section. This project consists of three phases to address the 21 highest Napa County priority fish migration barrier sites on the Napa River: Resource Napa River Fish Passage Project Tier 1 Napa NA $2,500,000 conceptual barrier removal design, full engineered barrier Conservation removal design and permitting, and barrier removal. District Napa County Flood This project will restore physical and biological processes in a Napa River Flood Protection Control and Water Tier 1 Napa large portion of the upper Napa River and help to 1,100 $0 Project Conservation improve flood protection along the Napa River. District This project surveyed, designed, and installed a fish screen, California Napa-Sonoma - Pond 8 and a dual flap gate and culvert to convey water from Pond 8 Tier 1 Napa NA $0 Department of Fish fish screen and water conveyance into the rest of salt pond system. Ongoing work is needed to and Wildlife maintain the fish screen.

Page 5 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Through implementation of water control structures, improvement in water quality, and embankment repairs, this CDFW, State Napa-Sonoma Marshes - Ponds Tier 1 Napa phase will restore five former salt ponds to managed shallow 1,929 $1,500,000 Coastal 6, 6A, 7, 7A, and 8 and deep-water ponds suitable for a variety of waterfowl, Conservancy shorebirds and other wildlife. Project will test new nature-based methods for establishing Marin CFC & WCD, resilient and sustainable high marsh vegetation structure, and SF Bay NERR - New Life for Eroding Shorelines Tier 1 Marin beachface nourishment along wave-eroded marsh edges to NA SFSU Romberg- slow erosion and trigger natural high marsh building Tiburon Center, processes. SFEI, Suisun RCD

This project opened the Hayward Area Recreation and Park Hayward Area Oliver Property Tier 1 Alameda District (HARD) Marsh to tidal action, created 82 acres of NA $200,000 Recreation and Park snowy plover habitat and improved a segment of the Bay Trail. District These streamflow enhancement projects will install Large San Mateo Resource Pescadero- Woody Debris structures, increase access to floodplain habitat, Tier 1 San Mateo 0 $12,000,000 Conservation Watersheds prevent erosion, increase off-stream water storage, and District improve irrigation efficiencies. These projects will include reducing bank erosion and Watershed sediment delivery and implementing structures to enhance Tier 1 San Mateo NA $505,000 San Mateo RCD Habitat Enhancement Projects wintering refuge and summer rearing habitats for coho salmon and steelhead. This project is focused on monitoring of existing and restored wetlands habitat in the largest historic wetlands in SF Bay, Petaluma Marsh Expansion and and enhancement of upland refuge habitat to provide high tide Marin Audubon Tier 1 Marin NA $60,000 Restoration refuge for wildlife and allow for adaptation to sea level rise. Society The final Monitoring Report was completed in 2017. Transition zone revegetation continues. The project will establish expanded native vegetation in Pier 94 Terrestrial and Wetland San wetland, transition zone and upland flats of Pier 94, improving Tier 1 5$245,950 Vegetation Management Project Francisco native biodiversity. Active habitat enhancement began in 2018 Audubon Society and is ongoing through 2022. The project will enhance flood protection, restore riparian and Contra Costa CFC & Contra fisheries habitat, and improve water quality and recreational Pinole Creek Restoration Tier 1 NA $3,000,000 WCD, Restoration Costa opportunities at the mouth and along the lower reaches of Design Group, Inc. Pinole Creek. This project facilitates direct community involvement with Point Blue Point Blue Conservation practices that build resilient, healthy watersheds. Multiple Tier 1 Baywide NA $5,525,000 Conservation Science's STRAW Project riparian and wetland transition zone projects, on both public Science and private land, are ready for construction.

Page 6 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will implement water conservation activities to Sonoma Resource Russian River Coho enhance streamflow for Coho salmon and other anadromous Tier 1 Sonoma NA $0 Conservation Water Conservation and Storage fish. Activities will include rainwater harvesting and other District appropriate water storage projects. Alameda, The project will restore foundational intertidal and subtidal San Francisco Bay Living Contra habitats and create connectivity between submerged areas and State Coastal Tier 1 230 $700,000 Shorelines Project: Costa, San adjacent tidal wetlands and upland ecotone in a living Conservancy Mateo shorelines approach. Alameda County The program was developed to implement several of the area's San Francisco Bay Region Water District, most critical habitat restoration projects and to expand our Stream Habitat Improvement Tier 1 Alameda NA $9,000,000 Napa County RCD, understanding of steelhead status and conservation needs Program San Mateo RCD, through monitoring. U.S. NPS This is a coordinated effort to eradicate invasive cordgrass San Francisco Estuary Invasive across 60,000 acres of tidal marshes and in SF Bay. Invasive Spartina Spartina Eradication and Tier 1 Baywide 60,000 $5,000,000 Invasive cordgrass negatively impacts wildlife habitat and Project, SCC Restoration Project flood protection. This project will increase stream flow capacity in San Flood Francisquito Creek, reduce local flood risks during storm Damage Reduction and San Francisquito events and in light of future sea level rise, and provide the Ecosystem Restoration - Army Tier 1 San Mateo 49 $1,500,000 Creek Joint Powers capacity needed for upstream flood protection projects. It will Corps of Engineers General Authority also create new marsh habitat for endangered and other Investigation species and new trail connections. These projects will include reducing bank erosion and San Mateo Resource Watershed sediment delivery and implementing structures to enhance Tier 1 San Mateo NA $445,000 Conservation Habitat Enhancement Projects wintering refuge and summer rearing habitats for coho salmon District and steelhead. The program trains and deploys Citizen Scientist volunteers to collect data using a vetted, standardized protocol. Volunteers Santa Rosa Plain Adopt a Vernal Laguna de Santa Tier 1 Sonoma return annually to their "adopted" vernal pool to collect data, 0.1 $60,000 Pool Program Rosa Foundation assess plant community composition and conduct photo monitoring. This project aims to control invasive Pennyroyal mint in vernal pools in the Santa Rosa Plain using a combination of Santa Rosa Plain Pennyroyal Laguna de Santa Tier 1 Sonoma hand-pulling and/or spraying. Eradication or control of 0.04 $0 Mint Control Rosa Foundation Pennyroyal is necessary for the success of native plant species and will help meet conservation and biodiversity goals. The project includes invasive plant removal and native plant restoration, erosion control, and managing urban runoff in the City of Oakland, Sausal Creek Erosion Control Tier 1 Alameda Dimond Canyon reach of Sausal Creek. The construction 1$0Friends of Sausal Restoration Project phase was completed in September 2018. Restoration of Creek native vegetation is underway.

Page 7 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Primary project goals are removal of invasives and slope Sausal Creek Monterey stabilization. Erosion reduction efforts extend from the creek Friends of Sausal Redwoods Understory Tier 1 Alameda 0.3 $10,000 up to the top of the Bridgeview switchbacks, about a 120-foot Creek Restoration elevation gain. Simmons Slough - (Atherton & This project permanently protected 145 acres of diked historic Marin Audubon Tier 1 Marin 145 $25,000 Olive) baylands and is enhancing them as seasonal wetland habitat. Society This multi-benefit water management project will protect stream base flows for aquatic and riparian habitat and : Protecting Sonoma Ecology Tier 1 Sonoma dependent species, reduce flood risk, protect streamside NA $500,000 Stream Base Flows for Habitat Center properties, enhance recharge, and infiltrate groundwater. This project aims to restore fish and wildlife habitat by Sonoma Creek Riparian Sonoma Ecology Tier 1 Sonoma removing invasive riparian weeds and revegetating with native 40 $1,250,000 Revegetation Center plants on Sonoma Creek and tributaries. The Sonoma Creek Enhancement Project was designed to enhance tidal fluctuation and habitat functionality in 260 Sonoma Creek Tidal Marsh acres of the Sonoma Creek marsh. Goal is to improve water Enhancement to Improve Tier 1 Sonoma 260 $1,390,000 Audubon California quality, reduce application of mosquito pesticides, improve Habitat and Water Quality habitat for Ridgway's Rails and Salt Marsh Harvest Mice, and improve resiliency to sea-level rise. Project goals are to protect surface water quality, enhance Habitat groundwater infiltration, and restore riparian habitat by Sonoma Ecology Stewards/Landowners Tier 1 Sonoma assisting landowners with creek restoration projects, 600 $850,000 Center Assistance Project stormwater runoff retention, erosion prevention stewardship, and education programs. This project linked four former salt ponds and converted them State Coastal South Bay Salt Ponds: Alviso - A8 to reversibly muted tidal habitat. Goals of this controlled tidal Santa Conservancy, Pond Cluster - Ponds A8, A8S, Tier 1 restoration were to benefit endangered and aquatic species 20 $0 Clara USFWS - SF Bay A5, A7 and manage ponds for migratory shorebirds and waterfowl. NWR Complex Additional work will create 20 acres of ecotone habitat. State Coastal South Bay Salt Ponds: Alviso - The goal for Phase 2 is to enhance and accelerate marsh Santa Conservancy, Island Ponds A19, A20, A21 Tier 1 development in these 3 ponds by doing some additional 265 $1,000,000 Clara USFWS - SF Bay (Phase 2) breaching and lowering of . NWR Complex The goals of this project are to restore seasonal ponds to tidal State Coastal South Bay Salt Ponds: marsh and managed ponds, maintain or improve flood Conservancy, Ravenswood Complex - Ponds Tier 1 San Mateo 673 $15,000,000 protection, improve habitat for western snowy plover, and USFWS - SF Bay R3, R4, R5, S5, S5W create public access. NWR Complex

Page 8 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will establish a low-flow channel, remove Southern Laguna de Santa Rosa sediment and the non-native invasive aquatic plant Ludwigia, Laguna de Santa Stony Point-Llano Riparian Tier 1 Sonoma and restore native riparian vegetation to improve habitat NA $0 Rosa Foundation Restoration conditions and improve flood control along the Laguna de Santa Rosa. This project includes restoration and enhancement of 2,900 South San Francisco Bay Santa Water District, SCC, Tier 1 acres of wetlands, improvement of public access, and 2,900 $3,560,594 Shoreline Project Clara U.S. Army Corps of construction of a tidal flood protection levee. Engineers This project aims to restore steelhead trout to the Alameda Creek watershed by replacing migration barriers with fish Stonybrook Creek Restoration Alameda Creek Tier 1 Alameda passage structures along Stonybrook Creek, the lowest NA $0 and Fish Passage Alliance tributary in the watershed containing suitable rearing and spawning habitat. Projects will include invasive plant eradication, native plant revegetation, stream channel restoration, fish migration Suisun Creek Watershed barrier removal, water quality and temperature monitoring, Laurel Marcus and Tier 1 Solano 13,000 $2,000,000 Enhancement Program and voluntary participation of local farmers in an Associates environmental certification program called Fish Friendly Farming. This project will convert a culverted creek tributary to an Tennessee Hollow: Eastern San above ground "daylighted" creek and planted native vegetation Tier 1 5 $6,000,000 Presidio Trust Tributary Francisco along the bank. Other actions include converting a road to a multi-use trail with a pedestrian bridge. This is a fresh water wetland enhancement that requires the Tennessee Hollow: MacArthur San Tier 1 removal of 4,500 cubic yards of fill to create approximately 32 $300,000 Presidio Trust Meadow Francisco two acres of freshwater marsh and 200 feet of creek channel. Tennessee Hollow: This project will create very rare brackish marsh habitat as San Quartermaster Reach/Crissy Tier 1 well as riparian forest on the south end of its reach, and mud 5 $750,000 Presidio Trust Francisco Field Phase 2 flats and salt marsh on the north end. This project is currently managed to support a handful of Tennessee Hollow: South East San Tier 1 uncommon dune annuals. Ongoing plans to rehabilitate the NA $0 Presidio Trust Dunes Francisco forest stand may threaten these areas. The Sumner Avenue Grassland is the only large remnant Tennessee Hollow: Sumner San grassland that isn't on serpentine soil. This project relies on a Tier 1 3$0Presidio Trust Avenue Grassland Francisco dedicated group of volunteers to maintain the site by removing a variety of invasive herbaceous and woody weeds by hand. Tennessee Hollow: Western San This project restores a grassland/scrub/oak woodland within Tier 1 3$0Presidio Trust Tributary Upland Francisco the western drainage of Tennessee Hollow.

Page 9 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project, on a 20-acre site, will restore tidal marsh to Tiscornia Marsh Restoration benefit endangered Ridgway's Rail and other species, increase Marin Audubon Tier 1 Marin 20 $2,000,000 Project flood protection, enhance transition zone habitat and protect Society against sea level rise. Steelhead trout and use this reach of the Upper Napa River Restoration Napa River to spawn and rear. This project restores and Laurel Marcus and Tier 1 Napa 20 $500,000 Project creates riparian and aquatic habitats and enhances water Associates quality by reducing channel erosion. This project will rejuvenate and expand a previously restored Ducks Unlimited, Viansa Winery - Phase 2 Tier 1 Sonoma NA $0 seasonal diked wetland along Sonoma Creek. Inc. The project restored tidal salt marsh habitat for Ridgway's rail and other wildlife through restoration of adjacent coastal Western Contra University of Tier 1 prairie grassland, removal and control of invasive species and 10 $500,000 Restoration Costa California, Berkeley native plant vegetation. Additional enhancements and pollution and trash removal activities are being considered. This project includes planting native and removing invasive plant species, providing erosion control along 150 feet of Contra creek, assessing a deteriorating culvert, planting a wildflower The Watershed Wilkie Creek Stewardship Project Tier 1 0.1 $5,000 Costa meadow, supplementing native habitat gardens, and Project incorporating a strong educational component with De Anza High School. This project will construct fish screens on existing and Alameda County Alameda Creek Fish Screens at replacement water diversion structures to prevent juvenile Water District, Tier 2 Alameda NA $0 ACWD Diversions steelhead trout from being diverted from lower Alameda Creek Alameda Creek into offstream water storage ponds. Alliance This project will construct a fish passage and a plunge pool for Alameda Creek Flood Control passage of fish at the dam. Construction of the fish passage Alameda County Channel - Rubber Dam No. 1 and Tier 2 Alameda 0.5 $16,000,000 and the drop structure will open up approximately 27 stream Water District Drop Structure Fishway Project miles of steelhead habitat. The project will stabilize severe erosion along the creek and Alhambra Valley Creek Coalition Contra replace invasive plants with native species. It will also improve Alhambra Valley Tier 2 1 $7,000 Restoration Project Costa fish passage and in-stream habitat for native steelhead trout Creek Coalition and reduce flood impact. San Mateo Resource Remediation of a fish passage barrier at this site will open 7 Alpine Creek Fish Passage Tier 2 San Mateo NA $1,580,000 Conservation miles of high-priority habitat to listed salmonid species. District

On-ground restoration work at the Arroyo Corte Madera del Arroyo Corte Madera (Mill Mill Valley Tier 2 Marin Presidio, by the Mill Valley StreamKeepers, will help improve NA $0 Valley) StreamKeepers juvenile salmonid rearing habitat and riparian vegetation.

Page 10 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr The Sonoma Ecology Center will rebuild step pools and Asbury Creek Passage at Jack repair/replace baffles to improve fish passage under Arnold Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma 0.5 $600,000 London Village Dr. at Jack London Village near Glen Ellen. 1.5 miles of stream Center will benefit from an increase in fish access to habitats. This project will rehabilitate Berkeley's North Basin Strip and daylight Schoolhouse Creek, stabilize eroding shoreline, Berkeley North Basin Strip - East Bay Regional Tier 2 Alameda remove weeds, plant natural turf and riparian vegetation, 43 $4,000,000 McLaughlin Eastshore State Park Park District improve public access to the restored area, and construct 0.22 miles of public access Bay Trail. This project will significantly increase ecological function and Bidwell Creek Floodplain prevent downstream habitat degradation and sedimentation Tier 2 Sonoma 5 $200,000 Sonoma Land Trust Enhancement Project of Bidwell Creek via planting, fencing, and utilizing in-stream log structures. North End The goal is to develop a project that allows for estuarine and Marin County Parks Wetland Enhancement/SLR Tier 2 Marin riparian wetland habitat enhancement and expansion, and 482 $8,000,000 and Open Space Adaptation Project protects access to the town of Bolinas as sea level rises. This project will create transitional high marsh along the back Marin County Parks Bothin Marsh Enhancement Tier 2 Marin edge of Bothin Marsh by re-using dredged sediment from NA $2,000,000 and Open Space Creek. This project will modify a large apron to improve steelhead Calabazas Creek Fish Passage at Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma passage under Dunbar Rd. This will allow fish access to 4 NA $300,000 Dunbar Road Center miles of excellent stream habitat. This project will enhance river habitat protection and restoration, and improve storm water quality by reducing Calistoga Napa River Restoration Tier 2 Napa sediment. Eroded stream banks will be cleared of invasive NA $0 City of Calistoga Project plant species and rebuilt with native bio-engineered vegetated banks. Carriger Creek Bridge This project will increase access to habitats in 4 miles of Sonoma Ecology Construction & Passage at Grove Tier 2 Sonoma excellent stream habitat by constructing a full-span bridge to NA $1,200,000 Center Street improve steelhead passage under Grove St. Community-Based Restoration Volunteers remove non-native plants, propagate and plant and Stewardship - Martin Luther Tier 2 Alameda natives, test water quality, and conduct creek and shoreline 30 $200,000 Save The Bay King Jr. Regional Shoreline clean-ups in the 72-acre marsh.

This 700-acre restoration project is part of the Concord Naval Concord NWS Wetlands Contra East Bay Regional Tier 2 Weapons Station reuse plan, which includes an approved 700 $25,000,000 Restoration Costa Park District public conveyance for a new 2,540-acre regional park. The project goals are to increase the channel's tidal prism, Corte Madera Creek - College of Friends of Corte tidal marsh habitat diversity and production of aquatic food Marin Ecology Study Area Tier 2 Marin 3 $300,000 Madera Creek sources; improve water quality; and accommodate sea level Habitat Enhancement Watershed rise.

Page 11 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will restore marsh, seasonal wetlands, and coastal Coyote Hills Regional Park - prairie, improve water circulation and quality, enhance habitat East Bay Regional Restoration and Public Access Tier 2 Alameda for the endangered and Ridgway's 900 $12,000,000 Park District Project Rail, and acquire lands to protect wildlife and develop public access to restored areas. This project restores, enhances, and monitors an 18-acre East Antioch Creek Marsh Contra degraded marsh at the mouth of East Antioch Creek to Contra Costa CFC & Tier 2 8 $4,300,000 Restoration Costa functional tidal and seasonal marsh habitat. This project also WCD improves flood conveyance. Eelgrass Protection and Creation The project will provide for the acquisition, protection, Contra East Bay Regional Project - McLaughlin Eastshore Tier 2 creation and enhancement of existing and new eelgrass beds 1,000 $100,000 Costa Park District State Park along the East Bay Shoreline. This project will restore diked baylands to wetlands to benefit endangered species and other wildlife. Near-term actions Hayward Area Franks Tract Tier 2 Alameda include installation of rip-rap for the levee and repair of the 49 $500,000 Recreation and Park access trail to the to address the badly District eroded northern levee. This project will improve critical fish habitat for steelhead trout and Chinook salmon in the Guadalupe River by creating Santa Santa Clara Valley Guadalupe River Restoration Tier 2 wetlands, rerouting parts of the river, and adding native 40 $0 Clara Water District vegetation to the . Improvements will include reduction of water temperatures and mercury contamination. Project goals are to restore tidal marsh and shoreline bird Hayward Regional Shoreline - habitat, enhance endangered California Least Tern and Salt East Bay Regional Tier 2 Alameda 700 $5,000,000 Habitat Restoration Marsh Harvest Mouse habitat, improve water quality and Park District circulation in marshlands and restore levees. Restore up to 40 acres of tidal wetlands and adjacent upland Restoration for T&E species by removing fill, potential contaminants and East Bay Regional Project - McLaughlin Eastshore Tier 2 Alameda 40 $2,500,000 non-natives; planting natives; and improving connectivity to Park District State Park adjacent tidal marshes. The project will remove inorganic debris from 6,000 linear Intertidal Habitat Improvement feet of shoreline, reduce erosion and sedimentation and create East Bay Regional Project - McLaughlin Eastshore Tier 2 Alameda 4 $1,000,000 a "living" shoreline of intertidal habitat for fish, wildlife and Park District State Park plants. Lagunitas Creek - Tocoloma Turtle Island This project will improve access and facilitation of floodplain Flood Plain Access and Tier 2 Marin 11 $1,500,000 Restoration connectivity and critical winter habitat for fish. Restoration Network - SPAWN Lagunitas Creek Watershed - San This project will reduce the amount of sediment entering into Turtle Island Geronimo Valley Sediment Tier 2 Marin San Geronimo Creek and help improve habitat conditions for NA $0 Restoration Reduction ESA-listed coho salmon. Network - SPAWN

Page 12 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will implement multi-benefit BMPs that come out of LandSmart plans, which may include erosion control, bank Sonoma Resource stabilization, habitat restoration, and water quality LandSmart Plan BMPs Tier 2 Sonoma 20 $700,000 Conservation improvement among other benefits provided through District comprehensive conservation management. The project will also facilitate conservation demonstrations for landowners. The current structure limits passage into Larsen Creek, which has had both coho and steelhead and is a major tributary of Turtle Island Larsen Creek Fish Passage Tier 2 Marin San Geronimo Creek. The project involves removal of existing 2 $500,000 Restoration check and structures as well as reconfiguration of a Network - SPAWN water main beneath the culvert. This project will restore degraded portions of Wildcat Creek Contra Contra Costa CFC & Lower Wildcat Creek Tier 2 channel, remove barriers to fish passage, and improve public NA $0 Costa WCD, EBRPD access to restored areas. This project will address issues relating to sediment Reservoir Contra deposition, heavy practices, and mercury loading Contra Costa CFC & Tier 2 436 $4,500,000 Rehabilitation Costa which have led to a shrinking reservoir, a lack of vegetation WCD and a ban on fishing for the last 35 years. Contra Costa CFC & WCD, Friends of Contra This plan will increase creek flow area and riparian vegetation Marsh Creek widening at Griffith Tier 2 7 $1,500,000 Marsh Creek Costa by constructing a low flow channel and enhanced floodplain. Watershed, Natural Heritage Institute This project includes marsh restoration, stabilization and Martinez Regional Shoreline - Contra restoration of the rapidly eroding "shark bite" marsh, and East Bay Regional Tier 2 100 $2,500,000 Marsh Restoration Phase III Costa protection of water quality. In addition, public access (0.3 Park District miles) will be enhanced as part of shoreline restoration. The project reconnects Gallinas and Miller Creek with restored wetlands to provide habitats for threatened and endangered McInnis Marsh Habitat Marin County Parks Tier 2 Marin species, improve flood protection capacity and sediment 185 $2,500,000 Restoration and Open Space conveyance efficiencies, increase transitional estuarine habitats, and contribute to sea level rise adaptation.

This project will establish wetlands, creating tidal lagoon, marsh and freshwater habitats by reconnecting creeks to their Miller Knox Regional Shoreline - Contra East Bay Regional Tier 2 headwaters and reinstating tidal exchange between the lagoon, 35 $2,300,000 Lagoon and Marsh Restoration Costa Park District creek and bay. Additional work will stabilize eroding shoreline, improve drainage, and provide public access. Turtle Island Montezuma Creek - Juarez St. This project will replace and reconfigure an existing culvert to Tier 2 Sonoma NA $70,000 Restoration Culvert facilitate fish passage into upper Montezuma Creek. Network - SPAWN Page 13 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Mount Diablo Creek Watershed This project will plan, design, and implement the necessary Contra Coordinated Steelhead Passage Tier 2 fish passage projects throughout the watershed to restore 0 $400,000 Contra Costa RCD Costa Project steelhead access to 15 miles of stream habitat. The purpose of this project is to remove fish passage barriers along Mitchell Creek as part of a comprehensive effort to Mount Diablo State Park: Contra return steelhead to the Mt. Diablo Creek watershed, and to California State Mitchell Creek Riparian Tier 2 4$0 Costa restore the riparian ecosystem along Mitchell Creek to Parks Restoration improve critical habitat for wildlife, as well as improve water quality. This project will enhance 3,000 linear feet of juvenile Coho Muir Woods National Monument salmon habitat in Muir Woods National Monument. Removal U.S. National Parks Tier 2 Marin NA $450,000 Coho Habitat Enhancement of 80-year old riprap will allow development of natural Service geomorphic features important to this endangered population.

Multi-Benefit Treatment This project plans to convert a degraded 4.3 acre shore-side Wetland along the San Leandro storage basin to a multi-benefit treatment wetland for removal Shoreline for Contaminant Tier 2 Alameda of wastewater-borne nutrients & contaminants of emerging 4 $1,000,000 City of San Leandro Removal and Sea Level Rise concern, as well as demonstration of sea level rise adaptation Adaptation strategies within a heavily industrialized neighborhood. CA Land The Napa River is one of the only large watersheds in the San Stewardship Napa River Restoration: Oakville Francisco Bay Area which remains in a rural state. Restoration Institute, Laurel Tier 2 Napa 80 $23,670,000 to Oak Knoll Reach of riparian, freshwater wetland and riverine aquatic habitats Marcus and along 9 miles of the river will enhance salmonid habitat. Associates, Napa CFC & WCD This project will maintain and enhance habitat for resident and migratory wildlife, create seasonal ponds, replace existing California Napa-Sonoma Marshes - Tier 2 Napa water control structures, and make levee setbacks, repairs and NA $1,700,000 Department of Fish Southern Crossing Unit improvements for flood protection along the Napa River, and and Wildlife constructing public access features. Project goals are the preservation and enhancement of San Pablo Marsh, improvement of Ridgway's Rail habitat, removal East Bay Regional North Richmond Shoreline - San Contra of imported fill, stabilization of eroding shoreline, Park District, Tier 2 160 $3,500,000 Pablo Marsh Restoration Costa establishment of upland-Bay transitional areas, and Restoration Design development of public access for wildlife viewing and Group, Inc. education. Marin County This project's goal is the implementation of a natural flood Public Works protection approach to reduce flooding, increase sea level rise Department; Marin Novato Baylands Tier 2 Marin resiliency, and increase tidal wetland and other wetland 8,908 $5,000,000 County Flood habitat along lower . Potential future restoration Control and Water may include opportunities for new Bay trail alignment. Conservation District Page 14 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will restore approximately 194 acres of diked, Marin County Flood subsided, and degraded historic tidal marsh to full tidal Novato Deer Island Tidal Control and Water Tier 2 Marin natural conditions, and create 4,500 linear feet of adjacent 194 $7,000,000 Wetlands Restoration Conservation ecotone levees in the Deer Island Tidal Basin in the lower District Novato Creek watershed. This project aims to restore eroding shoreline, remove Oakland Gateway Shoreline - contaminated fill, improve water quality, enhance tidal East Bay Regional Restoration and Public Access Tier 2 Alameda wetlands, establish Bay-upland transitional areas, acquire NA $12,000,000 Park District Project land to protect wildlife habitat, and develop public access to restored areas via a bicycle/pedestrian link trail. The project will restore 20 acres of contiguous habitat for Ridgway's Rail by removing invasive species, re-vegetating Oakport Project Tier 2 Alameda 8 $250,000 City of Oakland natives, enhancing seasonal wetlands and creating tidal wetlands. Off-shore Bird Habitat Project - The project will construct new off-shore structures and islands East Bay Regional Tier 2 Alameda 1 $1,500,000 McLaughlin Eastshore State Park for shorebird roosting and nesting. Park District The project will restore 2,000 feet of tidal slough by removing fill and non-native vegetation, installing low fences and Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline - barriers and planting native coastal scrub species along the East Bay Regional Tier 2 Alameda 10 $500,000 Tidal Slough Restoration shoreline. Goals are to restore tidal marsh areas, prevent Park District shoreline erosion, protect Bay water quality, and provide public access to restored areas. As part of the adjacent, and related Lower Walnut Creek Contra Costa Restoration Project, Pacheco Marsh will restore a 122-acre, County Flood Contra previously filled marsh to its historic tidal wetland flow, Pacheco Marsh Restoration Tier 2 122 $6,100,000 Control and Water Costa maximizing wetland habitat and benefiting 12 special status Conservation species. This project will focus on creating public access and District interpretation opportunities. Shallow, tidally responsive habitat and fish passage in the marsh will be restored and enhanced through channel San Mateo Resource Pescadero Marsh & Butano Fish Tier 2 San Mateo reconstruction between the marsh and Butano Creek. This NA $1,850,000 Conservation Passage restoration will provide a solution to flooding, as well as District benefiting sensitive salmonid species. Watershed enhancement projects along the Sonoma Resource Petaluma River - Watershed Marin, Tier 2 include channel maintenance, revegetation, bank stabilization, 0$0Conservation Enhancement Sonoma habitat enhancement, education, and outreach. District This project will assess the feasibility of restoring tidal wetlands in the Petaluma Marsh Wildlife Area. Restoration Petaluma River Wildlife Area, CDFW, Ducks Tier 2 Marin would connect current tidal marsh from the north and east 500 $400,000 Burdell Unit Restoration Project Unlimited, Inc. and increase connectivity for imperiled native tidal marsh species.

Page 15 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project aims to restore and enhance 200 acres of marsh Peyton Slough Wetland Complex Contra Mountain View Tier 2 by improving tidal flushing and water control. Ongoing 0 $770,000 Management Costa Sanitary District biological monitoring will help assess progress. Restoration at the marsh and bluff will improve riparian and San Mateo County Pillar Point Marsh and Pillar Tier 2 San Mateo coastal scrub/forest habitat for state listed bird species and 17 $2,000,000 Parks and Point Bluff special status and reptile species. Recreation Division This project will remove a portion of the Pine Gulch Creek NOAA - Gulf of the (PGC) Delta to help restore habitat and sediment transport as Pine Gulch Creek Restoration Tier 2 Marin NA $0 Farallones National well as restore the tidal prism and hydrologic function within Marine Sancuary the Lagoon. This project entails design and implementation of fish passage Pinole Creek Fish Passage Contra Tier 2 improvements to allow and steelhead to migrate NA $125,000 Contra Costa RCD Improvement Project Costa and reach good spawning habitat. The project will establish a 2,000 square foot growing ground Plant Material Growing Ground to collect, propagate and supply local genotypes of native East Bay Regional Project - McLaughlin Eastshore Tier 2 Alameda 0 $250,000 wetland and upland plants for several habitat restoration Park District State Park projects. The project purpose is to protect Hoffman Marsh, stabilize Point Isabel Regional Shoreline - Contra eroding shorelines, remove contaminated fill, enhance East Bay Regional Wetland Restoration and Public Tier 2 NA $2,700,000 Costa upland/transitional areas, protect Bay water quality, and Park District Access provide public access to restored areas. This project will acquire and protect the largest eelgrass beds Point Molate Regional Shoreline - in SF Bay and adjacent uplands, stabilize eroding shorelines, Contra East Bay Regional Restoration and Public Access Tier 2 remove Bay fill, and develop public access to restored areas. NA $4,000,000 Costa Park District Project The reconstructed shoreline will be better able to adapt to sea level rise. The project goals are to realign and restore about 1/2 mile of Point Pinole Regional Shoreline - Contra East Bay Regional Tier 2 , connect it with the restored Breuner Marsh, and NA $7,000,000 Lower Rheem Creek Restoration Costa Park District acquire land to protect wildlife. Point Pinole Regional Shoreline - The project will develop a San Francisco Bay Interpretive Contra East Bay Regional San Francisco Bay Interpretive Tier 2 Center which will provide interpretive exhibits and hands-on NA $5,000,000 Costa Park District Center educational programs at the restored Breuner Marsh. The project will enhance and expand the beach by removing Radio Beach Expansion Project - debris and non-native vegetation, importing to the beach East Bay Regional Tier 2 Alameda 4 $1,000,000 McLaughlin Eastshore State Park and dune complex and re-vegetating native and special-status Park District plants to reduce erosion. Redwood Creek Groundwater This project will reduce stormwater runoff and increase U.S. National Parks Storage & Coho Habitat Tier 2 Marin groundwater storage in Redwood Creek in order to enhance NA $250,000 Service Enhancement coho salmon habitat during the dry season.

Page 16 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr The overall restoration project restores natural function to a 46-acre area at the mouth of the watershed, including creek, Redwood Creek Restoration at floodplain, wetland, dune and lagoon habitats. Phase 5 entails U.S. National Parks Tier 2 Marin NA $8,200,000 Muir Beach, Phase 5 modifying a major piece of infrastructure to allow the creek to Service perform naturally and to adapt to a wide range of conditions in the future. Marsh restoration at the 160-acre Renzel Marsh site in Palo Renzel Marsh Habitat Santa Alto. Pending resource agency consultation and feasibility Restoration and Water Quality Tier 2 70 $800,000 City of Palo Alto Clara analysis, this project hopes to restore or enhance ~70-80 acres Enhancement Project of salt marsh habitat. This project will establish a watershed council to restore Natural Heritage Contra approximately 2,400 feet of creek and develop an education Rheem Creek Tier 2 0.6 $977,000 Institute, Save The Costa program to conduct restoration, re-vegetation, monitoring and Bay water conservation. This project involves the restoration, management, and Rush Ranch Tier 2 Solano monitoring of wetlands and other shoreline habitat, and the 873 $498,000 Solano Land Trust installation and management of public trails. Salvador Creek Flood Reduction The project will stabilize streambanks, enhance riparian plant Tier 2 Napa NA $2,600,000 Napa CFC & WCD and Habitat Enhancement diversity, improve geomorphic function, and reduce flooding.

This project includes the design, permitting, and construction to treat four serious barriers to salmonids on San Anselmo San Anselmo Creek - Treatment Friends of Corte Creek. Two barriers have been identified as the highest of Barriers to Salmonid Passage - Tier 2 Marin NA $2,000,000 Madera Creek priority in the entire Corte Madera Creek Watershed. One of Corte Madera Creek Watershed Watershed the proposed treatments would solve a chronic local flooding issue and is consistent with NOAA Fisheries policy.

San Antonio Creek Erosion Marin, This project includes outreach to local landowners to help plan Tier 2 NA $1,300,000 Sonoma RCD Control and Riparian Restoration Sonoma and implement restoration efforts on San Antonio Creek. Dixon Weir is a collection of structures including a culvert, dam, sill, and scour pool that constitute an absolute barrier to Turtle Island San Geronimo Creek - Dixon fish passage in the north fork of the San Geronimo Creek. Tier 2 Marin NA $200,000 Restoration Weir Passage Reopening the fork involves removing barriers and Network - SPAWN reconstructing a large box culvert into a bottomless arch culvert. This section of San Geronimo Creek passes through extensive cattle pastures, and is a significant source of sediment Turtle Island San Geronimo Creek - Flanders Tier 2 Marin through the entire watershed. The project will restore riparian NA $12,000 Restoration Ranch Restoration vegetation and install cattle exclusions along the north fork of Network - SPAWN San Geronimo Creek.

Page 17 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr Roy's Pools is a significant barrier to fish migration. Restoration of the existing check pools and fish ladders will Turtle Island San Geronimo Creek - Roy's Tier 2 Marin remove that significant barrier and allow reconnection of an NA $1,700,000 Restoration Pools Passage extensive floodplain and critical winter habitat on the San Network - SPAWN Geronimo Valley Golf Course. San Geronimo Valley includes some 300 acres of heavily San Geronimo Creek & Turtle Island infested areas of invasive species that do not contribute Tributaries Invasive Plant Tier 2 Marin 400 $1,500,000 Restoration effectively to ecosystem function. This program includes labor Removal Network - SPAWN and materials for removal and replanting. San Geronimo Creek is profoundly affected by activities in the San Geronimo Creek & roughly 1,000 private parcels abutting the main stem and Turtle Island Tributaries Private Lands Tier 2 Marin tributaries. This program will facilitate projects to protect, NA $1,500,000 Restoration Restoration restore, or enhance riparian habitats, floodplains, creekbanks, Network - SPAWN and winter fish habitat. San Geronimo Valley includes paved and unpaved roads that San Geronimo Creek & are a major source of sediments contributing to TMDL Turtle Island Tributaries Public and Private Tier 2 Marin exceedances in the watershed. This project will work with NA $2,500,000 Restoration Road Restorations County commitments to re-engineer and repair eroding Network - SPAWN roadways on public and private lands. San Geronimo Valley includes some 100,000 square feet of institutional buildings that are a major component of the Turtle Island San Geronimo Creek Watershed Tier 2 Marin impervious surface in the watershed. This project will install NA $200,000 Restoration Storm Water Controls and other stormwater control measures to reduce Network - SPAWN flashiness and sedimentation in steelhead habitat. In addition to the rebuilding of the Roy's Pools passage, the Turtle Island San Geronimo Valley Golf Course reconstruction and reconnection of upstream flood plains on Tier 2 Marin NA $150,000 Restoration Floodplain Restoration the golf course represents one of the most significant Network - SPAWN improvements available in the watershed. Sausal Creek Native Plant The project produces up to 10,000 local native plants annually Friends of Sausal Tier 2 Alameda 0 $10,000 Propagation for restoration projects in seven different vegetation types. Creek This project will control erosion, reestablish riparian Sears Point Ranch Riparian vegetation and ecological functioning on five seasonal Restoration and Public Tier 2 Sonoma 900 $1,000,000 Sonoma Land Trust drainages, create an important wildlife corridor, and provide Recreation Project two miles of trails across Sears Point Ranch. This project involves the restoration of the 3,300 acre Skaggs Ducks Unlimited, Island (a former military base) and the adjacent 1,100 acre Skaggs Island and Haire Ranch Inc., NRCS, USFWS - Tier 2 Sonoma Haire Ranch to wetlands to benefit endangered species and 4,228 $54,000,000 Restoration SF Bay NWR other wildlife, and the creation of recreational trails and public Complex access for wildlife viewing. Sonoma Creek Fish Passage at This project will increase access to migratory fish habitats in Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma NA $1,500,000 Madrone Road 15 miles of stream. Center

Page 18 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will conserve and enhance dry season streamflow on 100 miles of stream. Beginning with monitoring and Sonoma Creek Streamflow Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma progressing to voluntary changes in water use by landowners, NA $3,640,000 Recovery Program CEMAR Center it will also work to increase capacity and knowledge through outreach, monitoring and research. This assessment of the magnitude and locations of instream Sonoma Creek & Tributaries flow limitations on fisheries will significantly build on an Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma NA $200,000 Instream Flow Assessment existing analysis and increase capacity and knowledge through Center outreach, monitoring and/or research. This project will restore riparian vegetation communities and Sonoma Creek & Tributaries: associated riparian wetlands along a creek that runs through PLAYA, Sonoma Nathanson Creek Preserve & Tier 2 Sonoma 10 $1,500,000 downtown. Salmon have been observed spawning just Ecology Center Parkway upstream of the project area for the last four years. This project will restore, conserve and expand riparian and instream habitats in approximately 100 miles of stream. Sonoma Creek & Tributaries Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma Riparian enhancement will be conducted on high-priority NA $500,000 Riparian Enhancement Center private parcels and in concert with sediment remediation work at public culverts and crossings. This project will restore, conserve and expand riparian and Sonoma Creek Watershed instream habitats, benefiting 120 miles of stream. Watershed- Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma NA $800,000 Fisheries wide prioritization of projects will be based on several Center existing datasets, and design for highest-priority projects. The goal for these former salt ponds is to complete a large- scale tidal marsh restoration, maintain or improve flood State Coastal South Bay Salt Ponds: Alviso - Santa protection to adjacent residences and businesses, and improve Conservancy, Tier 2 742 $15,000,000 Mountain View Ponds - A1, A2W Clara recreation and public access. This will be accomplished by USFWS - SF Bay altering or breaching levees, creating wildlife habitat features, NWR Complex and enhancing recreational uses. Upcoming project activities include the restoration of over 1,375 acres of tidal wetlands between Old Alameda Creek and South Bay Salt Ponds: Eden the Alameda Creek Flood Control Channel, the possible Landing - Southern Eden Tier 2 Alameda 3,236 $35,000,000 CDFW, SCC addition of 400 acres of enhanced pond habitat, construction Landing of innovative flood protection elements, and around 4 miles of new Bay Trail. Project purposes are to (1) restore habitats for birds and wildlife, (2) resolve harmful algal blooms, and (3) construct a City of San Rafael, segment of future Central San Rafael shoreline flood Spinnaker Marsh Restoration Tier 2 Marin 17 $3,000,000 Siegel protection improvements. A new setback levee with lower Environmental gradient tidal slopes will function as flood and erosion protection and transition zone habitats.

Page 19 SFBJV Active Projects, February 2019 Project Funding Needs Project Name County Description Acres Lead Rank 3-5 yr This project will restore 2-5 acres of wetlands by raising Tennessee Valley Wetlands groundwater elevation, removing invasive species, and U.S. National Parks Tier 2 Marin NA $600,000 Restoration planting native species. The wetlands will support a variety of Service wildlife species and the area is widely used by the public. The 25-acre project will improve tidal action, implement and Hayward Area modify water control structures, promote native vegetation Triangle Marsh - Hayward Tier 2 Alameda 25 $250,000 Recreation and Park and enhance habitat for the endangered Salt Marsh Harvest District Mouse. Two barriers to steelhead migration will be removed, and Sonoma Resource Upper Adobe Creek Fish Passage Tier 2 Sonoma restoration of riparian habitat along Adobe Creek will 1 $150,000 Conservation Project rehabilitate ecological processes and restore fisheries habitat. District

This project will improve private, unpaved roads and driveways, saving approximately 3,160 cubic yards of Sonoma Resource Upper sediment from entering Mark West Creek and improving Tier 2 Sonoma NA $324,450 Conservation Sediment Reduction Project habitat for sensitive steelhead trout and Coho salmon District populations. Project co-benefits include increasing groundwater infiltration potential and enhancing streamflow. This project will identify and prioritize a number of Upper Sonoma Creek Habitat restoration sites that will help to increase the availability of Sonoma Ecology Restoration Plan & Tier 2 Sonoma NA $200,000 and improve the condition of rearing habitat for anadromous Center Demonstration Project Design fish. By removing barriers to fish passage, this project will increase Contra access for migrating fish, improve riparian and fish habitat, Contra Costa CFC & Wildcat Creek Restoration Tier 2 0 $6,000,000 Costa reduce sedimentation, and reduce the impacts and costs of WCD maintenance. This project will notch a perched culvert to improve steelhead Yulupa River Passage at Warm Sonoma Ecology Tier 2 Sonoma passage under Warm Springs Rd. and increase access to NA $20,000 Springs Road Center habitats in 10 miles of the stream.

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