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Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program Preliminary 19-21 Investment Plan Final Ranking
ESRP Leg Budget Rank Project Sponsor Project Name County Running total PRISM Type Dist Request 1 Port Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Leque Island 10 Snohomish $848,469 $933,316 18-2319 2 RPD Blue Coast Engineering Tidal Embayment Restoration Design 34 King $82,716 $1,024,304 16-2283 3 P Skagit Land Trust Kelly's Point Feeder Bluff Protection 40 Skagit $396,629 $1,460,595 18-1652 4 R King County Maury Island Aquatic Reserve Armoring Removal 3 34 King $1,121,000 $2,693,695 18-1792 5 P Great Peninsula Conservancy Miller Bay Shoreline and Estuary Protection 23 Kitsap $150,000 $2,858,695 18-1540 6 R North Olympic Salmon Coalition Dungeness Farms Levee Removal 24 Clallam $169,105 $3,044,711 18-1315 7 R Friends of the San Juans Mud Bay - Sucia Island Salt Marsh Restoration 40 San Juan $63,230 $3,114,264 18-1986 8 R Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Ebey Island and Snohomish Delta 44 Snohomish $292,500 $3,436,014 18-1995 9 P Nisqually Land Trust Sound View Camp Conservation 26 Pierce $385,300 $3,859,844 18-2078 10 P Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group Big Beef Creek Estuary 35 Kitsap $253,330 $4,138,507 18-2110 11 P North Olympic Salmon Coalition Discovery Bay Acquisition Phase I 24 Jefferson $463,090 $4,647,906 18-2068 River Delta Restoration and Chinook Salmon Recovery Puget 12 RPD Northwest Fisheries Science Center PS $317,986 $4,997,691 18-2248 Implementation Planning Sound Large Wood Placement in Puget Sound River Deltas Puget 13 RPD Skagit River Systems Cooperative PS $26,117 $5,026,419 18-2253 Design Sound 14 R King County McSorley Creek Shoreline & Estuary Rest. Design 33 King $690,000 $5,785,419 18-1731 15 RP Port Gamble S'klallam Tribe Port Gamble Bay Coastal Protection Acquisition 23 Kitsap $1,000,000 $6,885,419 18-1748 16 SG Skagit Land Trust Samish Island Shoreline Protection 40 Skagit $150,000 $7,050,419 18-2064 Puget 17 RPD Cramer Fish Sciences Puget Sound Tidal Wetland Barrier Removal Planning PS $208,301 $7,279,550 18-2250 Sound Northwest Straits Marine Conservation 18 SG Seahorse Siesta Barge and Armor Removal 10 Island $46,815 $7,331,047 18-2062 Foundation Feeding Salmon & Orca Through Nearshore 19 SG Friends of the San Juans 40 San Juan $89,618 $7,429,627 18-2221 Restoration 20 SG Island County Oak Harbor Marina Restoration Feasibility 10 Island $68,056 $7,504,488 18-2043 Northwest Straits Marine Conservation 21 SG Similk Bay Shoreline Armor Removal 10 Skagit $60,500 $7,571,038 18-2041 Foundation 22 R Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife McNeil Island Estuary Restoration 28 Pierce $700,000 $8,341,038 18-2072 Puget 23 SF Local Shore Friendly Organizations 2019 Shore Friendly Armor Removal Year 1 PS $910,000 $9,342,038 18-2544 Sound 24 RPD Center for Natural Lands Management Estuary Restoration for Northern Puget Sound Birds 10 Skagit/Sno $179,136 $9,539,088 18-2241 25 R Snohomish County Parks Department Meadowdale Beach Park and Estuary 21 Snohomish $1,000,000 $10,639,088 18-1587
$20 Million Funding Request Funding Million $20 26 P Coastal Watershed Institute Elwha Estuary Conservation and Restoration 24 Clallam $1,415,000 $12,195,588 18-2172 Puget Sound Drift Cell Restoration and Protection 27 RPD Department of Ecology 10 Island $199,913 $12,415,492 18-2237 Planning Northwest Straits Marine Conservation 28 R Discovery Bay Armor Removal & Restoration 24 Jefferson $645,386 $13,125,417 18-2069 Foundation 29 RP Northwest Watershed Institute East Dabob Bay Protection and Restoration 24 Jefferson $1,645,000 $14,934,917 18-1853 30 R Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group Lower Hood Canal Wetlands Restoration 35 Mason $749,947 $15,759,858 18-1530 Puget 31 RPD University of Washington Puget Sound Marine and Nearshore Riparian Planning PS $342,788 $16,136,925 18-2239 Sound 32 R The Nature Conservancy Port Susan Bay Adaptive Management Design 10 Snohomish $301,500 $16,468,575 18-1718 33 P Nisqually Land Trust Baird Cove Acquisition 22 Thurston $468,000 $16,983,375 18-2066 34 P Great Peninsula Conservancy Hood Canal Shoreline Protection 35 Mason $402,500 $17,426,125 18-2222 Puget Sound Beach Restoration Planning for Sediment Puget 35 RPD Blue Coast Engineering PS $191,400 $17,636,665 18-2247 Transport and Stability Sound 36 R Skagit River Systems Cooperative Smokehouse Tidal Marsh Restoration 10 Skagit $70,050 $17,713,720 18-1484 Skagit Delta Habitat Restoration and Fish Utilization 37 RPD Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife 10 Skagit $196,070 $17,929,397 18-2252 Project 2020 Shore Friendly Armor Removal Year 2 & Local Puget 38 SF Local Shore Friendly Organizations PS $1,310,000 $19,370,397 18-2544 Project Support Sound Parti South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement 39 R West Oakland Bay Restoration 35 Mason $1,033,033 $20,506,734 18-2079 al Group Northwest Straits Marine Conservation 40 R Lummi Quarry Shoreline Restoration Design 42 Whatcom $453,457 $21,005,536 18-1991 Foundation 41 RPD United States Geological Survey Nisqually Estuary Restoration and Waterbird Habitat 22 Thurston $181,563 $21,205,256 18-2251 42 R Kitsap County Harper Estuary Armor Removal and Bridge 26 Kitsap $3,035,719 $24,544,546 18-1870 Hood Canal Habitat Protection and Restoration for Hood 43 RPD Wild Fish Conservancy HC $245,090 $24,814,145 18-2240 salmon Canal Big Quilcene and Duckabush Estuary Restoration and Hood 44 RPD Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group HC $72,000 $24,893,345 18-2244 Shellfish Protection Canal 45 R Mid-Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group Point No Point Tidal Restoration 23 Kitsap $197,500 $25,110,595 18-2076 46 R Skagit River Systems Cooperative Similk Beach Restoration Design 10 Skagit $60,500 $25,177,145 18-1993 47 R Friends of the San Juans Neck Point Lagoon and Beach Restoration Design 40 San Juan $69,447 $25,253,537 18-2073 Alternate Projects 48 CI Whidbey Camano Land Trust Pearson Shoreline 10 Island $800,000 $26,053,537 18-1832 49 CI Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians Stillaguamish Delta Acquisition and Design 10 Snohomish $2,500,000 $28,553,537 18-2053
This preliminary investment plan weaves together 6 individual ESRP program offerings: Total $28,553,537 Small Grants (SG) Restoration (R) & Protection (P) or both (RP) Portfolio Projects (Port) Coordinated Investment (CI)* Regional Pre-Design (RPD) Shore Friendly (SF) *ESRP aligns with other state-funded technical review processes and identifies projects for cost-share as alternates
Final 2019-2021 Floodplains by Design Proposed Funding List
Final Funding Running Project Sponsor Project Title Rank Request1 Total2 Whatcom County Public Works The Nooksack River: Floodplains that 1 $6,221,200 $ 7,021,200 Work Kittitas County Public Works Upper Yakima River Floodplain and 2 $4,274,500 $11,295,700 Habitat Acquisition Mason Conservation District Skokomish Watershed Ecosystem and 3 $6,180,000 $17,475,700 Floodplain Restoration Phase 1 Confederated Tribes of the North Fork Touchet Floodplain and 4 $2,107,380 $19,583,080 Umatilla Indian Reservation Habitat Restoration Yakima County Public Services Gap to Gap 1135 Locally Preferred 5 $8,072,110 $27,655,190 Alternative Snohomish County Public Advancing Sustainable Lands Solutions 6 $4,956,566 $32,611,756 Works in the Snohomish Basin Yakima County Public Services Naches-Cowiche Flood risk Reduction 7 $ 531,480 $33,143,236 and Floodplain Restoration Floodplains for the Future – Puyallup, Pierce County Public Works 8 $9,684,575 $42,827,811 White, and Carbon Rivers Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians Stillaguamish Watershed Integrated 9 $7,571,530 $50,399,341 Floodplain Management Project King County Water and Land Lones Levee Setback and Floodplain 10 $4,209,497 $54,608,838 Resources Division Restoration Seattle Public Utilities District Cedar River Royal Arch Reach Floodplain 11 $2,617,230 $57,226,068 Reconnection Hood Canal Salmon Lower Big Quilcene River Design and 12 $1,052,876 $58,278,944 Enhancement Group Protection Project 2 Phase 1, Hamilton Floodplain Planning, Town of Hamilton 13 $1,496,590 $59,775,534 Acquisition and Restoration City of Ellensburg Public Works Middle Reach of Reecer Creek Flood 14 $4,639,120 $64,414,654 Hazard Acquisition and Restoration 2b South Fork Snoqualmie River Levee City of North Bend 15 $4,336,070 $68,750,724 Setback Colony Creek Comprehensive Floodplain Skagit County Public Works 16 $ 324,450 $69,075,174 Enhancement Skagit River System Barnaby Reach Early Action Projects 17 $ 511,910 $69,587,084 Cooperative Mason Conservation District Skokomish Watershed Ecosystem and 18 $ 412,916 $70,000,000 Floodplain Restoration phase 2 Floodplains by Design Facilitation and The Nature Conservancy2 NA $ 800,000 $ 800,000 Technical Assistance
Notes
1 3% has been added to each project funding request for Ecology’s administrative costs 2 The running total includes funding that will support The Nature Conservancy’s continued support of the Floodplains by Design program. As the primary partner in this public-private partnership, TNC will provide statewide technical assistance, technical studies and facilitation of public-private-tribal advisory groups related to implementing capital projects. They will also contribute a minimum of $600,000 in match to support these activities.
In this round we also received applications from four projects that did not meet the minimum score requirements for either Flood Hazard Reduction, Ecosystem Restoration and Protection, and/or Need and Support. As such they do not qualify for funding. Those projects are:
City of Snoqualmie Snoqualmie Riverfront Acquisition and Bank Stabilization City of Kent Public Works Downey Farmstead Side Channel Restoration Phase 2 King County WLRD Willowmoor Floodplain Restoration Project – Final Design City of Montesano Wynoochee River Bank Protection
Public Total program RANK Proj# Type Snapshot Project Lead Entity Sponsor Cost request Running total TOTAL PSAR costs Leg District County
Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration Fund local grant funding 30000000 30,000,000 Middle Fork Nooksack Diversion 1 18-1534 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1534Dam Removal WRIA 1/Nooksack Bellingham City of $ 10,560,250 $ 10,560,250 $ 40,560,250 $ 41,547,175 42 Whatcom Dungeness River Floodplain 2 18-1300 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1300Restoration NOPLE Clallam County of $ 3,046,868 $ 13,607,118 $ 43,607,118 $ 44,798,884 24 Clallam Riverbend Floodplain Restoration King Co Water & 3 18-1258 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1258Construction WRIA 8 Land Res $ 5,900,000 $ 19,507,118 $ 49,507,118 $ 51,095,541 11 King Hood Canal Skokomish R USACE Project Coordinating Mason 4 18-1235 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1235Implementation Council Conservation Dist $ 7,175,486 $ 26,682,604 $ 56,682,604 $ 58,753,435 35 Mason
WRIA 6 Island Whidbey Camano 5 18-1832 Acq https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1832Pearson Shoreline Protection County Land Trust $ 800,000 $ 27,482,604 $ 57,482,604 $ 59,607,219 10 Island Skookum Creek Conservation Squaxin Island 6 18-1887 Acq https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1887(Large Cap) WRIA 14 Tribe $ 3,117,509 $ 30,600,113 $ 60,600,113 $ 62,934,318 35 Mason Downey Farmstead Side Channel WRIA 9 7 18-1401 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1401Restoration Phase II Green/Duwamish Kent City of $ 5,307,492 $ 35,907,605 $ 65,907,605 $ 68,598,632 33 King Hood Canal Coordinating 8 18-1225 Acq https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1225Lower Big Beef Creek Acquisitions Council Hood Canal SEG $ 1,695,100 $ 37,602,705 $ 67,602,705 $ 70,407,694 35 Kitsap Stillaguamish Estuary Acquisition Stillaguamish 9 18-2053 Pln,Acq https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-2053and Design Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians $ 2,500,000 $ 40,102,705 $ 70,102,705 $ 73,075,769 10 Snohomish Shelton Harbor Estuary Restoration Squaxin Island 10 18-1537 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-1537(Large Cap) WRIA 14 Tribe $ 2,518,790 $ 42,621,495 $ 72,621,495 $ 75,763,897 35 Mason Harper Estuary Bridge Construction West Sound 11 18-1470 Rst https://secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search/ProjectSnapshot.aspx?ProjectNumber=18-14702018 Watersheds Kitsap County of $ 3,585,719 $ 46,207,214 $ 76,207,214 $ 79,590,684 26 Kitsap $ 46,207,214 $ Match Total Cumulative Pathway (WP = Watershed, CP = Net Gain Rank FPDSI Site ID Stream Name County Scope Ownership Type Project Sponsor Provided by Requested $ Requested $ Coordinated) (miles) Applicant Amount Amount 1 80001261 Johnson Cr WP: Pysht-Hoko Clallam Planning County - Clallam Clallam County 2.40 $0 $199,060 $199,060 2 021(94001)(15790) MF Newaukum R WP: Newaukum Lewis Planning County - Lewis Lewis County 1.30 $0 $97,730 $296,790 3 601773 NF Ostrander Cr WP: Lower Cowlitz Cowlitz Restoration Private Cowlitz Indian Tribe 18.05 $100,000 $530,893 $827,683 4 990217 & 960240 Johnson Cr WP: Omak Cr-Okanogan Okanogan Restoration State - WSDOT Trout Unlimited 1.01 $230,000 $1,294,908 $2,122,591 5 Col05.09 Coleman Cr WP: Wilson-Cherry Kittitas Restoration County - Kittitas Kittitas Co CD 0.35 $230,485 $1,306,080 $3,428,671 6 602004 Cottonwood Cr WP: Tribs to Grande Ronde Asotin Restoration County - Asotin Asotin Co CD 2.54 $79,500 $445,300 $3,873,971 7 115 MC209 Dayton Cr WP: Goldsborough Mason Restoration County - Mason Mason County 0.80 $74,171 $420,304 $4,294,275 8 993474 Catherine Cr WP: Pilchuck Snohomish Planning Private Wild Fish Conservancy 3.90 $0 $89,611 $4,383,886 9 603526 & 603531 Chumstick Cr CP Chelan Restoration County - Chelan Chelan County 14.29 $86,162 $488,286 $4,872,172 10 07.0146 5.70 Little Pilchuck Cr WP: Pilchuck Snohomish Planning Private Tulalip Tribe 11.20 $0 $197,633 $5,069,805 11 115 MC018 Uncle Johns Cr WP: Goldsborough Mason Planning County - Mason Mason County 0.40 $59,963 $339,788 $5,409,593 12 602305 Mill Cr WP: Mill Cr Walla Walla Restoration City - Walla Walla Tri-State Steelheaders 0.38 $976,077 $1,667,912 $7,077,505 13 Coo0.94 & Coo01.28 Cooke Cr WP: Wilson-Cherry Kittitas Restoration Private Kittitas Co CD 1.34 $121,508 $688,543 $7,766,048 14 992055 Johnson Cr WP: Omak Cr-Okanogan Okanogan Restoration City - Riverside Trout Unlimited 0.07 $90,000 $489,673 $8,255,721 15 106c0159 NF Ostrander Cr WP: Lower Cowlitz Cowlitz Planning County - Cowlitz Cowlitz County 1.12 $56,850 $322,150 $8,577,871 16 125 1301E18A Trib to MF Newaukum R WP: Newaukum Lewis Planning County - Lewis Lewis County 2.20 $0 $68,200 $8,646,071 17 80001305 Lower Hoko Wetland Complex WP: Pysht-Hoko Clallam Planning County - Clallam Clallam County 2.40 $0 $199,960 $8,846,031 18 160508 Thorndyke Cr CP Jefferson Planning County - Jefferson Jefferson County 10.04 $0 $198,313 $9,044,344 19 601572 Railroad Cr WP: Pysht-Hoko Clallam Restoration Private North Olympic Salmon Coalition 0.15 $18,393 $103,779 $9,148,123 20 106c0057 Delameter Cr WP: Lower Cowlitz Cowlitz Planning County - Cowlitz Cowlitz County 2.10 $42,750 $242,250 $9,390,373 21 114JC005 Johnson Cr WP: Omak Cr-Okanogan Okanogan Restoration County - Okanogan Trout Unlimited 0.34 $8,600 $480,670 $9,871,043 22 Car3.95 & Car4.16 Caribou Cr WP: Wilson-Cherry Kittitas Restoration Private Kittitas Co CD 0.86 $62,706 $355,334 $10,226,377 23 602299 & 602300 Mill Cr WP: Mill Cr Walla Walla Planning City - Walla Walla Snake R Salmon Rec Board 0.24 $0 $117,729 $10,344,106 24 115 MC027 Uncle Johns Cr WP: Goldsborough Mason Restoration County - Mason Mason County 1.00 $74,171 $420,304 $10,764,410 25 930001 Trib to Little Pilchuck Cr WP: Pilchuck Snohomish Restoration Private Snohomish Co CD 1.00 $40,034 $224,459 $10,988,869 26 040089 Mill Cr CP Chelan Restoration County - Chelan Chelan County Nat Res 4.35 $131,476 $494,599 $11,483,468 27 Par1.01 & Par1.37 Parke Cr WP: Wilson-Cherry Kittitas Restoration Private Kittitas Co CD 2.30 $53,463 $302,953 $11,786,421 28 80001307 Talbot Cr WP: Pysht-Hoko Clallam Planning County - Clallam Clallam County 0.40 $0 $197,060 $11,983,481 29 1350003 Mason Cr CP Clark Planning County - Clark Clark County 3.15 $0 $155,200 $12,138,681 30 15.0400 0.60 Seabeck Cr CP Kitsap Restoration County - Kitsap Kitsap County 10.20 $365,275 $2,066,837 $14,205,518 31 01.0392 0.10 Kenney Cr CP Whatcom Planning County - Whatcom Whatcom County 4.26 $80,000 $442,500 $14,648,018 32 990435 Squalicum Cr CP Whatcom Restoration City - Bellingham City of Bellingham 8.90 $75,000 $447,268 $15,095,286 33 03.0181 0.55 & 03.0181 2.45 Fisher Cr CP Skagit Planning County - Skagit Skagit County 5.39 $0 $332,000 $15,427,286 34 115 TC125 & 341645 Spurgeon Cr CP Thurston Restoration County - Thurston Thurston County 1.20 $300,000 $1,700,000 $17,127,286 35 160756 & 162127 Naylors Cr CP Jefferson Planning County - Jefferson Jefferson County 4.93 $0 $198,850 $17,326,136 36 127Y0316, 127Y0374, & 103-1022 Geissler Cr CP Grays Harbor Restoration Private & County - Grays Harbor Chehalis Basin Task Force 2.35 $104,190 $590,408 $17,916,544 37 601854 Scammon Cr CP Lewis Restoration Private Lewis Co CD 1.21 $26,000 $147,227 $18,063,771 38 021(91025)(01010) Scammon Cr CP Lewis Restoration County - Lewis Lewis County 0.83 $284,857 $561,560 $18,625,331 39 15.0231 0.40 Dickerson Cr CP Kitsap Restoration Private Kitsap Co CD 3.42 $111,300 $494,500 $19,119,831 40 105 K050818b Minter Cr CP Pierce Planning County - Pierce Pierce County 1.26 $13,500 $90,000 $19,209,831 41 920017, 920111, & 920112 George Davis Cr CP King Planning Private & City - Sammamish City of Sammamish 0.38 $129,500 $722,350 $19,932,181 42 101SC-07 Langlois Cr CP King Planning County - King Snoqualmie Vall Water Impr Dist 1.37 $0 $65,200 $19,997,381 43 920108 Ebright Cr CP King Planning City - Sammamish City of Sammamish 1.11 $62,500 $352,100 $20,349,481 44 1320092 Kristoferson Cr CP Island Restoration County - Island Island Co DNR 0.82 $96,118 $544,718 $20,894,199 45 CR77 Starbird Cr CP Skagit Planning County - Skagit Skagit County 8.56 $0 $46,500 $20,940,699 46 021(14001)(01340) & 021(14004)(00698) Scammon Cr CP Lewis Planning County - Lewis Lewis County 1.37 $0 $160,100 $21,100,799 47 310516 Sexton Cr CP Snohomish Planning County - Snohomish Snohomish County 1.10 $25,020 $141,780 $21,242,579 48 700119 King Cr CP Lewis Restoration Private Lewis Co CD 1.60 $35,307 $200,076 $21,442,655 49 700120 King Cr CP Lewis Restoration County - Lewis Lewis County 1.12 $123,893 $371,678 $21,814,333 50 600300 Willows Cr CP King Restoration City - Redmond City of Redmond 1.79 $517,440 $400,000 $22,214,333 51 930418 & 930417 Ravensdale Cr CP King Restoration County - King Co Parks King County Parks and Rec 0.65 $443,579 $2,513,614 $24,727,947 52 933309 Trib to MF Quilceda Cr CP Snohomish Restoration City - Marysville City of Marysville 0.17 $28,718 $162,740 $24,890,687 53 992167 Secret Cr CP Snohomish Planning County - Snohomish Snohomish County 1.77 $21,570 $122,230 $25,012,917 54 132131541 Trib to Grader Cr CP Clallam Restoration Private Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition 0.06 $12,200 $68,931 $25,081,848 55 CR80 Trib to Starbird Cr CP Skagit Planning County - Skagit Skagit County 0.24 $0 $64,000 $25,145,848 56 XID5170 Williams Cr CP Snohomish Planning County - Snohomish Snohomish County 0.22 $11,250 $63,750 $25,209,598 57 990253 Lyon Cr CP King Planning City - Lake Forest Park City of Lake Forest Park 0.03 $2,200,000 $200,000 $25,409,598 58 992169 Secret Cr CP Snohomish Planning County - Snohomish Snohomish County 0.18 $25,545 $144,755 $25,554,353 59 991974 Secret Cr CP Snohomish Restoration County - Snohomish Snohomish County 0.19 $122,475 $694,025 $26,248,378 60 993125 Trib to Silver Lk CP Snohomish Planning City - Everett City of Everett 0.09 $34,500 $188,000 $26,436,378 75 barriers 30 WP; 45 CP 35 Planning; 40 Restoration 2 State/43 County/12 City/18 Private 156.45 $7,786,046 $26,436,378 Ranked List Report
REGION: HOOD CANAL/PUGET SOUND
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program. Regional Allocation/Allotment: $1,129,961.00 $0.00
Remaining: $0.00 ($4,095,005.00)
HOOD CANAL COORDINATING COUNCIL LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 12 $1,129,961.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1230 Jefferson Land Trust $131,000.00 $24,792.00 $0.00 $131,000.00 $155,792.00 Acq Duckabush River Protection
2 18-1236 Mason Conservation Dist $470,902.00 $83,101.00 $470,902.00 $0.00 $554,003.00 Rest Skokomish R RM 5 LWD Enhancement Construction
3 18-1242 Hood Canal SEG $102,497.00 $87,643.00 $102,497.00 $0.00 $190,140.00 Mon Union River Summer Chum Out-migration Assessment
4 18-2228 Hood Canal SEG $1,000,000.00 $2,695,100.00 $430,047.00 $569,953.00 $3,695,100.00 Acq Lower Big Beef Creek Acquisitions
5 18-1239 Jefferson Land Trust $126,515.00 $25,385.00 $126,515.00 $0.00 $151,900.00 Acq Snow Cr Middle Reach Forest Protection
6 18-1227 Jefferson County Public Health $300,000.00 $54,500.00 $0.00 $300,000.00 $354,500.00 Acq Lower Big Quilcene Floodplain Acquisitions 2018
7 18-1232 Mason Conservation Dist $2,636,035.00 $465,183.00 $0.00 $2,636,035.00 $3,101,218.00 Rest Skokomish R Confluence LWD Construction
8 18-1233 Mason Conservation Dist $199,711.00 $0.00 $0.00 $199,711.00 $199,711.00 Plan Lower Skokomish R Mainstem LWD Design
Partial 9 18-1228 Jefferson County Public Health $288,647.00 $52,917.00 $0.00 $258,306.00 $311,223.00 Plan,Acq Dosewallips R Powerlines Acquisition and Design
Alternate 10 18-1231 Hood Canal SEG $237,103.00 $42,103.00 $0.00 $0.00 $42,103.00 Rest Duckabush R Oxbow Final Design and Restoration
Alternate 12 18-1237 North Olympic Salmon Coalition $178,014.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Plan Snow Cr Middle Reach LWD Design
Alternate 14 18-1229 Hood Canal SEG $49,998.00 $12,499.00 $0.00 $0.00 $12,499.00 Plan Duckabush R Estuary Restoration Assessment
Totals: $5,720,422.00 $3,543,223.00 $1,129,961.00 $4,095,005.00 $8,768,189.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($4,095,005.00)
REGION: NORTHEAST WASHINGTON
Regional Allocation/Allotment: $342,000.00
Remaining: $0.00
KALISPEL TRIBE-PEND OREILLE LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 1 $342,000.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1972 Dept of Fish & Wildlife $342,000.00 $156,910.00 $342,000.00 $498,910.00 Rest Ruby Creek Fish Passage and Habitat Enhancement
Totals: $342,000.00 $156,910.00 $342,000.00 $498,910.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
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Regional Allocation/Allotment: $3,600,000.00
Remaining: $0.00
KLICKITAT COUNTY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 1 $570,750.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 2 18-2042 Underwood Conservation Dist $64,230.00 $11,338.00 $64,230.00 $75,568.00 Plan Lower Buck Creek Habitat Enhancement Design
Totals: $64,230.00 $11,338.00 $64,230.00 $75,568.00
Remaining Allocation: $506,520.00
LOWER COLUMBIA FISH RECOVERY BOARD LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 14 $3,535,770.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1391 Cowlitz Indian Tribe $100,000.00 $462,049.00 $100,000.00 $562,049.00 Rest Ostrander Creek Fish Barrier Removal
2 18-1402 CREST $446,742.00 $898,005.00 $446,742.00 $1,344,747.00 Rest Columbia-Pacific Passage, Hungry Harbor Rest.
Partial 3 17-1070 Lower Columbia Estuary Partner $240,570.00 $44,952.00 $36,781.00 $81,733.00 Plan Ridgefield Pits Design
4 18-1397 Cowlitz Indian Tribe $399,616.00 $0.00 $399,616.00 $399,616.00 Rest Abernathy Creek Mainline Restoration IMW
5 18-1408 Lower Columbia River FEG $389,250.00 $69,157.00 $389,250.00 $458,407.00 Rest Coweeman River and Baird Creek Restoration
6 18-1409 Lower Columbia River FEG $99,825.00 $0.00 $99,825.00 $99,825.00 Plan SF Toutle at Brownell Creek Design
7 18-1394 Lower Columbia Estuary Partner $249,916.00 $107,500.00 $249,916.00 $357,416.00 Rest Upper Woodard Creek Restoration
8 18-1389 Cowlitz Indian Tribe $129,929.00 $0.00 $129,929.00 $129,929.00 Plan Lower East Fork Grays Design
9 18-1414 Dept of Fish & Wildlife $49,065.00 $0.00 $49,065.00 $49,065.00 Plan Elochoman LWD and Floodplain Restoration Design
10 18-1406 Wahkiakum Conservation Dist $125,000.00 $175,000.00 $125,000.00 $300,000.00 Rest Elochoman River Community Riparian Restoration
11 18-1412 Clark County $552,361.00 $184,121.00 $552,361.00 $736,482.00 Plan,Acq Mason Creek Planning and Acquisition
12 18-1411 Lower Columbia River FEG $249,980.00 $45,000.00 $249,980.00 $294,980.00 Rest Grays River - Fossil Creek Restoration
13 18-1413 Dept of Fish & Wildlife $100,000.00 $17,648.00 $100,000.00 $117,648.00 Rest Eagle Island Chum Salmon Spawning Channel
14 18-1399 Cowlitz Indian Tribe $598,770.00 $598,770.00 $598,770.00 $1,197,540.00 Rest Cispus-Yellowjacket Restoration Phase II
Totals: $3,731,024.00 $2,602,202.00 $3,527,235.00 $6,129,437.00
Remaining Allocation: $8,535.00
11/16/2018 Page 2 of 11 REGION: PUGET SOUND
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program. Regional Allocation/Allotment: $6,142,039.00 $0.00
Remaining: $0.00 ($23,016,902.00)
GREEN, DUWAMISH, AND CENTRAL PUGET SOUND WATERSHED (WRIA 9) LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 4 $295,895.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1398 King Co Water & Land Res $240,000.00 $43,000.00 $0.00 $240,000.00 $283,000.00 Plan McSorley Cr Pocket Estuary-Shoreline Final Design
2 18-1444 King Co Water & Land Res $676,027.00 $119,300.00 $95,895.00 $580,132.00 $795,327.00 Rest Green River Riparian Revegetation
3 18-1445 King Co Water & Land Res $280,855.00 $49,563.00 $0.00 $280,855.00 $330,418.00 Acq Maury Island Aquatic Reserve Protection 3
4 18-1369 Seattle Parks & Rec Dept $200,000.00 $0.00 $200,000.00 $0.00 $200,000.00 Plan Lowman Beach Nearshore Restoration Final Design
Totals: $1,396,882.00 $211,863.00 $295,895.00 $1,100,987.00 $1,608,745.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($1,100,987.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
ISLAND COUNTY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 4 $217,645.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1366 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $378,583.00 $67,000.00 $217,645.00 $160,938.00 $445,583.00 Rest Crescent Harbor Creek Restoration
2 18-1382 Snohomish Conservation Dist $80,150.00 $14,150.00 $0.00 $80,150.00 $94,300.00 Plan Camano CC Tidegate Feasibility & Prelim Design
3 18-1378 Island County $56,309.00 $9,937.00 $0.00 $56,309.00 $66,246.00 Plan E Camano Rd (#1300) Fish Passage Prelim Design
4 18-1479 NW Straits Marine Cons Found $45,418.00 $68,127.00 $0.00 $45,418.00 $113,545.00 Plan Oak Harbor Marina Restoration Feasibility Study
Totals: $560,460.00 $159,214.00 $217,645.00 $342,815.00 $719,674.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($342,815.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
LAKE WASHINGTON/CEDAR/SAMMAMISH WATERSHED (WRIA 8) LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 2 $391,711.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1259 Snohomish County Parks Dept $800,000.00 $158,176.00 $191,711.00 $608,289.00 $958,176.00 Rest Meadowdale Beach Park & Estuary Restoration
2 18-1257 King Co Water & Land Res $200,000.00 $50,000.00 $200,000.00 $0.00 $250,000.00 Plan Willowmoor Floodplain Restoration - Prelim Design
Totals: $1,000,000.00 $208,176.00 $391,711.00 $608,289.00 $1,208,176.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($608,289.00)
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NISQUALLY RIVER SALMON RECOVERY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 8 $376,749.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1375 Nisqually Land Trust $305,405.00 $54,000.00 $0.00 $305,405.00 $359,405.00 Acq,Rest Middle Reach Protection and Restoration – RM 33
2 18-1368 Nisqually Land Trust $407,194.00 $71,975.00 $376,749.00 $30,445.00 $479,169.00 Acq,Rest Lower Ohop Protection and Stewardship - 2018
Partial 3 18-1353 South Puget Sound SEG $510,000.00 $90,000.00 $0.00 $382,500.00 $472,500.00 Plan Nisqually River Wilcox Reach Restoration Design
4 18-1372 Nisqually Land Trust $245,440.00 $43,500.00 $0.00 $245,440.00 $288,940.00 Acq McKenna Reach Protection - RM 24
5 18-1385 Nisqually Land Trust $267,250.00 $47,500.00 $0.00 $267,250.00 $314,750.00 Acq McKenna Area Small Lot Acquisition 2018
Partial 6 18-1367 Nisqually Land Trust $318,929.00 $56,500.00 $0.00 $170,794.00 $227,294.00 Acq Lackamas Creek Protection
Alternate 7 18-1377 Nisqually Land Trust $187,341.00 $33,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $33,500.00 Acq,Rest Upper Ohop Phase II - Protection and Restoration
Alternate 8 18-1386 Nisqually Land Trust $219,500.00 $39,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $39,000.00 Acq,Rest Middle Ohop Protection Phase II 2018
Totals: $2,461,059.00 $435,975.00 $376,749.00 $1,401,834.00 $2,214,558.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($1,401,834.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
NORTH OLYMPIC PENINSULA LEAD ENTITY FOR SALMON Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 10 $647,109.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1315 North Olympic Salmon Coalition $199,962.00 $0.00 $199,962.00 $0.00 $199,962.00 Plan Dungeness Farms Levee Removal (Design)
2 18-1299 North Olympic Land Trust $332,609.00 $58,696.00 $0.00 $332,609.00 $391,305.00 Acq Lower Elwha River Protection Priority #4
Partial 3 18-1291 Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe $1,507,872.00 $400,000.00 $0.00 $1,353,273.00 $1,753,273.00 Rest Elwha River Engineered Log Jams - Ranney Reach
4 18-1293 North Olympic Land Trust $135,151.00 $23,851.00 $0.00 $135,151.00 $159,002.00 Acq,Rest Clallam Bay Acquisition
5 18-1301 Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe $700,000.00 $125,000.00 $0.00 $700,000.00 $825,000.00 Rest Upper Dungeness Large Wood Restoration-Phase II
Partial 6 18-1314 North Olympic Land Trust $684,675.00 $120,825.00 $447,147.00 $8,135.00 $576,107.00 Acq Morse Creek Riparian Protection
7 18-1298 Coastal Watershed Institute $573,239.00 $109,000.00 $0.00 $573,239.00 $682,239.00 Acq Elwha Estuary Conservation and Restoration Phase I
8 18-1296 North Olympic Salmon Coalition $96,878.00 $17,334.00 $0.00 $96,878.00 $114,212.00 Rest Dungeness River Riparian Recovery: Phase II
9 18-1313 Coastal Watershed Institute $167,000.00 $33,000.00 $0.00 $167,000.00 $200,000.00 Plan Elwha Estuary Levee Assessment
10 18-1292 North Olympic Salmon Coalition $85,201.00 $16,667.00 $0.00 $85,201.00 $101,868.00 Rest WRIA 19 Riparian Restoration
Totals: $4,482,587.00 $904,373.00 $647,109.00 $3,451,486.00 $5,002,968.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($3,451,486.00)
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PIERCE COUNTY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 4 $508,007.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1761 South Puget Sound SEG $487,000.00 $88,000.00 $0.00 $487,000.00 $575,000.00 Plan Upper Puyallup-White Assessment and Design
2 18-1596 Forterra $647,300.00 $114,500.00 $0.00 $647,300.00 $761,800.00 Plan,Acq Fennel Creek Phase II
3 18-1763 Pierce Co Conservation Dist $336,923.00 $59,468.00 $336,923.00 $0.00 $396,391.00 Acq,Rest SPC Vines Acquisition-Restoration
4 18-1770 City of Sumner $610,800.00 $108,800.00 $171,084.00 $439,716.00 $719,600.00 Acq Pacific Pointbar - White River Acquisition
Totals: $2,082,023.00 $370,768.00 $508,007.00 $1,574,016.00 $2,452,791.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($1,574,016.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
SAN JUAN COUNTY SALMON RECOVERY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 5 $277,742.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1743 Friends of the San Juans $199,884.00 $35,274.00 $0.00 $199,884.00 $235,158.00 Plan,Rest Herring Spawning Habitat Protect, Rest and Design
2 18-1776 San Juan County Parks Dept $91,758.00 $0.00 $91,758.00 $0.00 $91,758.00 Plan Agate Beach County Pk Shoreline Restoration Design
3 18-1746 Friends of the San Juans $79,943.00 $14,108.00 $0.00 $79,943.00 $94,051.00 Plan Sand Lance Spawning Habitat Protection
4 18-1742 Friends of the San Juans $173,910.00 $30,691.00 $120,484.00 $53,426.00 $204,601.00 Plan Feeding Salmon Through Nearshore Rest Design
5 18-1771 San Juan County Public Works $65,500.00 $12,250.00 $65,500.00 $0.00 $77,750.00 Plan MacKaye Harbor Beach Rest Design
Totals: $610,995.00 $92,323.00 $277,742.00 $333,253.00 $703,318.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($333,253.00)
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SKAGIT WATERSHED COUNCIL LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 14 $1,120,676.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1516 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $104,337.00 $18,413.00 $104,337.00 $0.00 $122,750.00 Mon M&AM Freshwater Metrics LiDAR Analysis
2 18-1502 Seattle City Light $1,619,605.00 $285,813.00 $1,016,339.00 $603,266.00 $1,905,418.00 Plan,Acq Skagit Watershed Habitat Acquisition II
3 18-1500 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $254,534.00 $45,000.00 $0.00 $254,534.00 $299,534.00 Plan Tenas Creek Feasibility & Preliminary Design
4 18-1488 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $220,691.00 $38,946.00 $0.00 $220,691.00 $259,637.00 Plan Skiyou-Ross Island Assessment Acquisition Planning
5 18-1501 Skagit Fish Enhancement Group $397,969.00 $70,339.00 $0.00 $397,969.00 $468,308.00 Rest 2018 Collaborative Skagit Riparian Restoration
6 18-1490 Skagit County Public Works $564,892.00 $103,180.00 $0.00 $564,892.00 $668,072.00 Rest Cedar Grove Fish Passage Improvement
7 18-1484 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $416,307.00 $73,466.00 $0.00 $416,307.00 $489,773.00 Plan IMW - Smokehouse Tidal Marsh Preliminary Design
8 18-1499 Skagit Watershed Council $106,009.00 $18,708.00 $0.00 $106,009.00 $124,717.00 Plan Sauk River Habitat Protection & Restoration Plan
9 18-1486 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $198,229.00 $34,982.00 $0.00 $198,229.00 $233,211.00 Rest Skiyou Island Floodplain Restoration
10 18-1483 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $320,317.00 $56,527.00 $0.00 $320,317.00 $376,844.00 Plan IMW - Similk Restoration Preliminary Design
11 18-1489 Skagit Fish Enhancement Group $199,600.00 $0.00 $0.00 $199,600.00 $199,600.00 Plan Anderson Creek Fish Passage Preliminary Design
12 18-1491 Skagit County Public Works $648,453.00 $114,452.00 $0.00 $648,453.00 $762,905.00 Plan Sauk Tributary Culvert Replacement Final Design
13 18-1487 Skagit County Public Works $108,501.00 $0.00 $0.00 $108,501.00 $108,501.00 Plan Skiyou Rock Removal Preliminary Design
Partial 14 16-1651 Skagit River Sys Cooperative $3,681,245.00 $649,631.00 $0.00 $131,129.00 $780,760.00 Rest Hansen Creek Reach 5 Restoration
Totals: $8,840,689.00 $1,509,457.00 $1,120,676.00 $4,169,897.00 $6,800,030.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($4,169,897.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
SNOHOMISH BASIN LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 6 $511,397.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1671 Tulalip Tribe $1,431,730.00 $253,602.00 $200,000.00 $1,231,730.00 $1,685,332.00 Rest Pilchuck Dam Removal Restoration Project
2 18-1628 King Co Water & Land Res $999,600.00 $176,400.00 $150,000.00 $849,600.00 $1,176,000.00 Plan Hafner-Barfuse Floodplain Restoration Design
3 18-1617 Snohomish County Public Works $200,000.00 $35,295.00 $60,000.00 $140,000.00 $235,295.00 Plan Thomas' Eddy Hydraulic Reconnection Prelim-Design
Partial 4 18-1720 Tulalip Tribe $445,306.00 $81,645.00 $101,397.00 $192,913.00 $375,955.00 Plan,Acq Snohomish Confluence Planning and Acquisition
Alternate 5 18-1737 Tulalip Tribe $788,687.00 $139,581.00 $0.00 $0.00 $139,581.00 Acq Reiner Farm Riparian Property Conservation
Alternate 6 18-1914 Snohomish Conservation Dist $97,900.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Plan Mid Pilchuck River Integrated Restoration Design
Totals: $3,963,223.00 $686,523.00 $511,397.00 $2,414,243.00 $3,612,163.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($2,414,243.00)
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STILLAGUAMISH RIVER SALMON RECOVERY CO-LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 7 $499,070.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1463 Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians $43,512.00 $7,679.00 $43,512.00 $0.00 $51,191.00 Mon Mainstem Stillaguamish Smolt Trap II
2 18-1443 Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians $1,356,318.00 $239,350.00 $332,558.00 $1,023,760.00 $1,595,668.00 Acq,Rest Stillaguamish Floodplain Acq. & Rest.
3 18-1509 Snohomish Conservation Dist $123,000.00 $22,000.00 $123,000.00 $0.00 $145,000.00 Rest Stillaguamish Confluence Riparian Restoration
4 18-1288 Snohomish County Public Works $160,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $160,000.00 $160,000.00 Plan Jim Creek LWD Restoration & Design
5 18-1416 Tulalip Tribe $149,716.00 $26,940.00 $0.00 $149,716.00 $176,656.00 Rest Martha Creek Pocket Estuary Restoration
6 18-1465 The Nature Conservancy $128,495.00 $0.00 $0.00 $128,495.00 $128,495.00 Plan Port Susan Bay Adaptive Management Prelim Design
8 18-1532 Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians $395,005.00 $69,707.00 $0.00 $395,005.00 $464,712.00 Rest Gold Basin Landslide Restoration
Totals: $2,356,046.00 $365,676.00 $499,070.00 $1,856,976.00 $2,721,722.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($1,856,976.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
WEST SOUND WATERSHEDS COUNCIL LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 5 $266,339.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial Partial 1 16-1589 Great Peninsula Conservancy $455,000.00 $81,000.00 $165,339.00 $0.00 $246,339.00 Acq East Fork Rocky Creek Acquisition
2 18-1838 Bremerton Public Works $101,000.00 $0.00 $101,000.00 $0.00 $101,000.00 Plan Northlake Way Prelim Design
3 18-1471 Bainbridge Island Land Trust $372,500.00 $148,200.00 $0.00 $372,500.00 $520,700.00 Acq,Rest Little Manzanita 1 2018
4 18-1472 Bainbridge Island Land Trust $382,240.00 $127,490.00 $0.00 $382,240.00 $509,730.00 Acq,Rest Little Manzanita 2 2018
5 18-1837 Kitsap County $242,732.00 $45,163.00 $0.00 $242,732.00 $287,895.00 Plan Kitsap Nearshore Armor Removal Design and Readines
Totals: $1,553,472.00 $401,853.00 $266,339.00 $997,472.00 $1,665,664.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($997,472.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
WRIA 1 WATERSHED MANAGEMENT BOARD Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 7 $643,103.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1685 Nooksack Indian Tribe $2,646,618.00 $467,050.00 $437,611.00 $2,209,007.00 $3,113,668.00 Rest NF Nooksack (Xwqélém) Farmhouse Ph 4 Restoration
2 18-1681 Lummi Nation $141,067.00 $0.00 $0.00 $141,067.00 $141,067.00 Plan MF Porter Creek Reach Phase 2 Preliminary Design
3 18-1751 Lummi Nation $772,321.00 $173,936.00 $205,492.00 $566,829.00 $946,257.00 Rest Camp 18 Phase I In-Stream Wood Placement
4 18-1750 Nooksack Indian Tribe $199,701.00 $0.00 $0.00 $199,701.00 $199,701.00 Plan SF (Nuxw7íyem) Homesteader Reach Final Design
Alternate 5 18-1683 Whatcom Land Trust $98,782.00 $17,568.00 $0.00 $0.00 $17,568.00 Acq Upper SF and Tributaries Acquisition
Alternate 6 18-1677 Lummi Nation $830,333.00 $156,494.00 $0.00 $0.00 $156,494.00 Rest SF Nooksack River Elk Flats Restoration
Alternate 7 18-1682 Whatcom Land Trust $511,955.00 $90,345.00 $0.00 $0.00 $90,345.00 Acq Nooksack Mainstem Deming Acquisition
Totals: $5,200,777.00 $905,393.00 $643,103.00 $3,116,604.00 $4,665,100.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($3,116,604.00)
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WRIA 13 SALMON HABITAT RECOVERY COMMITTEE LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 3 $176,039.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1732 Capitol Land Trust $471,832.00 $541,168.00 $0.00 $471,832.00 $1,013,000.00 Acq Middle Deschutes Habitat Acquisition, phase 2
Partial 2 18-1729 Capitol Land Trust $222,072.00 $39,189.00 $176,039.00 $0.00 $215,228.00 Acq Deschutes Oxbow Acquisition
Partial 3 18-1851 South Puget Sound SEG $409,502.00 $72,266.00 $0.00 $183,187.00 $255,453.00 Rest LWD & Riparian Planting at Deschutes RM 21
Totals: $1,103,406.00 $652,623.00 $176,039.00 $655,019.00 $1,483,681.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($655,019.00)
All PSAR allocations are set at zero until legislature funds the program.
WRIA 14 SALMON HABITAT RECOVERY COMMITTEE LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation PSAR Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 2 $210,557.00 $0.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon Proposed PSAR or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Funding Partial 1 18-1887 Squaxin Island Tribe $3,117,509.00 $550,149.00 $210,557.00 $994,011.00 $3,667,658.00 Acq Skookum Creek Conservation (Large Cap)
Alternate 2 18-1875 Capitol Land Trust $86,000.00 $86,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $86,000.00 Rest Twin Rivers Restoration and Bridge Removal
Totals: $3,203,509.00 $636,149.00 $210,557.00 $994,011.00 $3,753,658.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00 ($994,011.00)
REGION: SNAKE RIVER
Regional Allocation/Allotment: $1,519,200.00
Remaining: $0.00
SNAKE RIVER SALMON RECOVERY BOARD LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 10 $1,519,200.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-2092 Nez Perce Tribe $77,535.00 $15,755.00 $77,535.00 $93,290.00 Rest Buford Creek Barrier Fish Passage (Hwy 129)
2 18-2091 Columbia Conservation Dist $345,378.00 $125,311.00 $345,378.00 $470,689.00 Rest Tucannon River Habitat Restoration, PA-32
3 18-2085 Umatilla Confederated Tribes $512,106.00 $305,294.00 $512,106.00 $817,400.00 Rest NF Touchet Floodplain & Habitat Rest. RM 3.3-4.3
4 18-2090 Tri-State Steelheaders Inc $50,000.00 $33,000.00 $50,000.00 $83,000.00 Plan Mill Creek Passage Design-6th Ave Extension
Partial 5 17-1267 Tri-State Steelheaders Inc $430,461.00 $80,000.00 $232,336.00 $312,336.00 Rest Bridge to Bridge Restoration Phase 2-
6 18-2086 Walla Walla Co Cons Dist $47,000.00 $13,400.00 $47,000.00 $60,400.00 Rest Russell Creek Fish Barrier
7 18-2088 Walla Walla Co Cons Dist $52,000.00 $9,200.00 $52,000.00 $61,200.00 Plan Walla Walla River Restoration Design at RM 35.5
8 18-2089 Walla Walla Co Cons Dist $99,600.00 $46,000.00 $99,600.00 $145,600.00 Rest Cottonwood Creek PALS
9 18-2093 Pomeroy Conservation Dist $61,450.00 $12,675.00 $61,450.00 $74,125.00 Rest Tumalum Creek Restoration Using Beaver Relocation
10 18-2020 Palouse Conservation District $41,795.00 $7,376.00 $41,795.00 $49,171.00 Rest Steptoe Creek Instream Habitat Rehabilitation
Totals: $1,717,325.00 $648,011.00 $1,519,200.00 $2,167,211.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
11/16/2018 Page 8 of 11 REGION: UPPER COLUMBIA
Regional Allocation/Allotment: $1,855,800.00
Remaining: $0.00
UPPER COLUMBIA SALMON RECOVERY BOARD LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 19 $1,855,800.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial Partial 1 18-1801 Cascade Col Fish Enhance Group $567,068.00 $100,200.00 $75,628.00 $175,828.00 Rest Hancock Springs Restoration Phase 4
Partial 2 18-1762 Cascadia Conservation District $401,637.00 $417,800.00 $361,473.00 $779,273.00 Rest Middle Entiat Restoration - Area F (RM 16.2-16.7)
3 18-1808 Methow Salmon Recovery Found $97,348.00 $17,180.00 $97,348.00 $114,528.00 Rest Methow Watershed Riparian Stewardship II
Partial 4 18-1814 Chelan Co Natural Resource $510,508.00 $90,090.00 $459,457.00 $549,547.00 Rest Cottonwood Flats - Entiat Floodplain Restoration
6 18-1797 Cascade Col Fish Enhance Group $45,142.00 $25,500.00 $45,142.00 $70,642.00 Plan Enitat Fish Passage & Screening Assessment
7 18-1856 Methow Salmon Recovery Found $205,293.00 $46,709.00 $205,293.00 $252,002.00 Rest Methow Beaver Project - Beavers and Anadromy
8 18-1824 Chelan Co Natural Resource $131,476.00 $494,599.00 $131,476.00 $626,075.00 Rest Mill Creek Fish Passage Improvement
9 18-1857 Methow Salmon Recovery Found $41,822.00 $12,084.00 $41,822.00 $53,906.00 Rest Twisp Floodplain Left Bank Alcove Restoration
10 18-1804 Cascade Col Fish Enhance Group $80,500.00 $0.00 $80,500.00 $80,500.00 Plan Merritt Oxbow Preliminary Design
11 18-1865 Methow Salmon Recovery Found $133,793.00 $0.00 $133,793.00 $133,793.00 Plan Upper Beaver Creek Prelminary Design
13 18-1807 Methow Conservancy $214,700.00 $37,893.00 $214,700.00 $252,593.00 Acq Upper Methow Goat Creek Conservation Easement
Partial 14 18-1829 Chelan Co Natural Resource $99,010.00 $0.00 $9,168.00 $9,168.00 Plan Peshastin Mill - Larsen Side Channel Prelim Design
Alternate 15 18-1813 Chelan Co Natural Resource $40,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Plan Squilchuck Crk Fish Passage Barrier Prelim Design
Alternate 16 18-1825 Chelan Co Natural Resource $125,504.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Plan Sleepy Hollow Side Channel Preliminary Design
Alternate 17 18-1823 Chelan Co Natural Resource $249,900.00 $44,100.00 $0.00 $44,100.00 Rest Monitor Side Channel Construction
Alternate 18 18-1803 Cascade Col Fish Enhance Group $120,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Plan Goodwin Side Channel Preliminary Design
Alternate 19 18-1805 Chelan Co Natural Resource $58,863.00 $10,388.00 $0.00 $10,388.00 Rest Larsen Creek Tributary Enhancement
Alternate 21 18-1816 Chelan Co Natural Resource $86,162.00 $163,804.00 $0.00 $163,804.00 Rest Chumstick Fish Barrier Removal - Motteler Road
Alternate 22 18-1822 Chelan Co Natural Resource $186,690.00 $32,946.00 $0.00 $32,946.00 Rest Sand Creek Fish Passage Improvement
Totals: $3,395,916.00 $1,493,293.00 $1,855,800.00 $3,349,093.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
11/16/2018 Page 9 of 11 REGION: COASTAL
Regional Allocation/Allotment: $1,722,600.00
Remaining: $0.00
CHEHALIS BASIN LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 6 $810,734.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1285 Lewis Conservation District $46,620.00 $41,000.00 $46,620.00 $87,620.00 Rest Chehalis Basin Fish Screening -Phase 2
2 18-1627 Chehalis Basin FTF $244,633.00 $50,106.00 $244,633.00 $294,739.00 Rest Newskah Road Fish Barrier Correction Construction
3 18-1675 Ducks Unlimited - Vancouver $68,000.00 $12,000.00 $68,000.00 $80,000.00 Plan Grayland Property Assessment
4 18-1659 Dept of Fish & Wildlife $63,380.00 $22,349.00 $63,380.00 $85,729.00 Plan Lost Creek Fish Passage Design
5 18-1864 Lewis County Public Works $255,750.00 $741,591.00 $255,750.00 $997,341.00 Rest Frase Creek Barrier Removal & Channel Realignment
Partial 6 18-1338 Capitol Land Trust $279,293.00 $49,897.00 $132,351.00 $182,248.00 Acq Holm Farm Phase II
Totals: $957,676.00 $916,943.00 $810,734.00 $1,727,677.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
NORTH PACIFIC COAST LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 6 $464,016.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1884 Trout Unlimited Inc. $115,311.00 $30,810.00 $115,311.00 $146,121.00 Rest USFS Road 2952 Decommission Project
2 18-1835 10,000 Years Institute $164,860.00 $56,932.00 $164,860.00 $221,792.00 Rest Hoh River Invasive Species Prevention and Control
3 18-1598 Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition $39,175.00 $6,975.00 $39,175.00 $46,150.00 Rest Goodman Creek Collapsed Stringer Bridge Project
4 18-1548 10,000 Years Institute $77,490.00 $15,999.00 $77,490.00 $93,489.00 Rest Goodman Creek Reed Canarygrass Control
5 18-1885 Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition $24,000.00 $4,400.00 $24,000.00 $28,400.00 Plan Morganroth Springs Fish Passage Design
6 18-1597 Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition $43,180.00 $7,620.00 $43,180.00 $50,800.00 Rest Boulder Creek Creosote Piling Removal
Totals: $464,016.00 $122,736.00 $464,016.00 $586,752.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
QUINAULT INDIAN NATION LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 1 $125,000.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 2 18-1579 Quinault Indian Nation $125,000.00 $0.00 $125,000.00 $125,000.00 Plan Red Creek Tributary Fish Passage Design
Totals: $125,000.00 $0.00 $125,000.00 $125,000.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
11/16/2018 Page 10 of 11 WILLAPA BAY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 2 $322,850.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1799 Pacific Conservation Dist $181,850.00 $1,109,350.00 $181,850.00 $1,291,200.00 Rest Smith Creek Tidal Habitat Restoration
2 18-1758 Pacific Conservation Dist $141,000.00 $25,000.00 $141,000.00 $166,000.00 Plan Mid Nemah Stream Habitat Assess. and Rest. Design
Totals: $322,850.00 $1,134,350.00 $322,850.00 $1,457,200.00
Remaining Allocation: $0.00
REGION: MID COLUMBIA
Regional Allocation/Allotment: $1,688,400.00
Remaining: $0.00
KLICKITAT COUNTY LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 3 $570,750.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-2098 Yakama Nation $125,715.00 $57,400.00 $125,715.00 $183,115.00 Rest White Creek 191 Meadow Enhancement
3 18-2099 Central Klickitat CD $200,663.00 $48,985.00 $200,663.00 $249,648.00 Rest Swale Creek Habitat Enhancement
4 18-2101 Eastern Klickitat CD $180,142.00 $55,000.00 $180,142.00 $235,142.00 Rest Lower Rock Creek Instream Habitat Enhancement
Totals: $506,520.00 $161,385.00 $506,520.00 $667,905.00
Remaining Allocation: $64,230.00
YAKIMA BASIN FISH AND WILDLIFE RECOVERY BOARD LEAD ENTITY Salmon Allocation 2018 December (Ranked List is in "Accepted" status) Number of Projects: 7 $1,181,880.00
Alternate Project Number, Project Sponsor, Grant Sponsor Proposed Salmon or Rank Total Funding Project Type Project Name Request Match Funding Partial 1 18-1711 Yakama Nation $200,000.00 $46,400.00 $200,000.00 $246,400.00 Rest Teanaway Community Forest Floodplain Restoration
2 18-1709 Yakama Nation $238,600.00 $54,888.00 $238,600.00 $293,488.00 Rest Wood Replenishment in Four Tributaries
3 18-1648 Kittitas Co Conservation Dist $396,812.00 $421,747.00 $396,812.00 $818,559.00 Rest Cooke Creek Screening & Passage
4 18-1624 Washington Water Trust $47,758.00 $8,436.00 $47,758.00 $56,194.00 Plan Ensign Ranch – Big Creek Flow Enhancement Design
5 18-1710 Yakama Nation $91,000.00 $20,000.00 $91,000.00 $111,000.00 Rest Taneum Fish Passage at RM 1.8
6 18-1650 Mid-Columbia RFEG $122,858.00 $46,163.00 $122,858.00 $169,021.00 Rest Ahtanum Creek Restoration of Recreation Impacts
7 18-1651 Mid-Columbia RFEG $75,802.00 $13,500.00 $75,802.00 $89,302.00 Plan Mainstem Teanaway Restoration Design at RM 8
Totals: $1,172,830.00 $611,134.00 $1,172,830.00 $1,783,964.00
Remaining Allocation: $9,050.00
11/16/2018 Page 11 of 11 Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The Jefferson County Conservation District (JCCD) will Adaptive Beaver Jefferson County develop a voluntary group to aid agricultural producers WRSRP-2019- Management Conservation in reducing the effect of beaver activity on their $175,584.00 17 JeCoCd- Program District properties while promoting the habitat benefits of such 00078 activity.
The project will build a new stormwater infiltration pond In Rochester, WA and replace and expand the Thurston County - existing stormwater conveyance system to move Albany Street WRSRP-2019- Resource stormwater to the new infiltration pond. The project Stormwater $1,194,619.00 23 ThCoRS- Stewardship will increase infiltration by about 24 acre-feet per year Pond 00009 Department on average and reduce localized flooding. The increased recharge replaces consumptive use re-timed to critical low flow period in the Black River basin (WIRA 23).
This project proposes to acquire properties and/or conservation easements within the lower and middle Blackjack/Ruby Blackjack Creek subbasin and restore critical wetland, Creek Wetland, Port Orchard, City WRSRP-2019- riparian and stream habitat. This is part of the WRIA 15 Mainstem and of - Public Works $2,955,000.00 15 PoOrPW- Foster Pilot program. Each restoration and remediation Tributary Habitat Department 00062 action has been identified and vetted by the Suquamish Restoration Tribe in their Blackjack Creek Watershed Protection and Restoration Plan composed in December, 2017.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number PUD # 1 of Whatcom County (PUD) has been involved in WRIA 1 Watershed Planning since the passage of EHSB California Creek 2514 in 1998. An Initiating Government (IG), the PUD Domestic Well works with other IG's and the Planning Unit to address Whatcom County WRSRP-2019- Use Offset & issues of water offset and Net Ecological Benefit Public Utility District $711,675.00 1 WCPUD1- Streamflow requirements of 90.94.020. PUD has sufficient water 1 00019 Restoration rights to provide The California Creek Project with up to Project 194 afy to offset domestic well water use and provide Net Ecological Benefit for stream flows and habitat restoration.
Restoring summer stream flow to the Snohomish River Community- will take a comprehensive approach to water storage based water Snohomish on the landscape. The Conservation District proposes to WRSRP-2019- storage Conservation do so through implementation of wetland restoration, $510,726.00 7 SnohCD- restoration in District beaver pond expansion, and small farm water storage 00061 the Snohomish programs in the Pilchuck River, French Creek, Woods River watershed Creek, and Lower Skykomish River subbasins.
This project seeks to conserve, through fee title acquisition, approximately 220 acres of undeveloped floodplain, riparian, wetland and forested habitat. The property contains 8,000 feet of Deschutes River Deschutes River shoreline and 3,200 feet of Silver Creek shoreline. Silver WRSRP-2019- Floodplain Capitol Land Trust $821,832.00 13 Creek is a critical cold-water source for the Deschutes CaLaTr-00025 Acquisition River, which is 303d listed for water temperature (among other water quality issues.) Preventing development on this large property will protect water quality and quantity.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The proposed project will reconnect approximately 200' of side channel in the lower reaches of the Duckabush River. Proposed work will include the completion of a Duckabush Hood Canal Salmon final design, installation of large woody debris, native WRSRP-2019- Oxbow Side 16/17/ Enhancement plantings, and side channel re-connection. This project $227,735.00 HoCSEG- Channel 20/21 Group will provide valuable off-channel habitat for ESA listed 00079 Reconnection salmonids, and eliminate an existing fish trap that may be contributing to mortality of juvenile salmonids during times of low flows. The Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir, a multi-benefit project, would capture high flows in climate-resilient Dungeness Flow storage for late summer mainstem flow restoration, Restoration and exempt well mitigation and small stream restoration via Aquifer Clallam County WRSRP-2019- aquifer recharge. The project would restore 20-30 cfs of Recharge Off- Community $4,092,854.00 18 ClCoCD- Dungeness River flows by substituting irrigation water Channel Development 00083 supply (typically diverted from the river) with reservoir Reservoir water. This proposal seeks funding for initial project
phases: Land Acquisition, Detailed Design, and Permitting. This project supports the restoration of instream flows in critical fish bearing rivers in SW Washington. The project improves base flows in the East Fork (EF) Lewis East Fork Lewis River by substituting upstream groundwater WRSRP-2019- River Flow Clark Public Utility withdrawals with a tidally influenced downstream $3,300,000.00 27 ClaPUD- Enhancement District source near the Columbia River estuary. Paradise Point 00035 Project is the highest priority action of the WRIA 27/28 Watershed Plan and achieves a Net Ecological Benefit as indicated in 2018 Streamflow Restoration Act.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The City of Monroe is seeking grant funding for a fee simple acquisition of 43 acres of natural open space adjacent to the Skykomish River, located in Snohomish County. The property is a diverse compilation of a Class East Monroe WRSRP-2019- Monroe, City of - I salmon bearing oxbow channel, and riparian wetlands Heritage Site - $3,000,000.00 7 MonrPW- Public Works which provide critical off-channel refugia for fish during Land Acquisition 00022 high flow events. Floodwaters are displaced throughout the property during seasonal high flows from the Skykomish reducing flood peaks and erosion potential.
Piping the upper canal of the Gardena Farms Irrigation District (GFID) #13 will result in water that can be saved Gardena Farms instream for ESA listed species. Seepage loss can Walla Walla County WRSRP-2019- Irrigation District exceed 15 cfs in the upper canal. By eliminating this Conservation $9,173,849.00 32 WWCoCD- #13 upper canal loss, the GFID could reduce the amount of flow diverted District 00040 piping from the Walla Walla River. The project will replace 5 miles of earthen canal with 60-inch diameter PVC pipe and replace the aging Pine Creek siphon. George Davis Fish Passage and This project will remove three fish passage barriers and WRSRP-2019- Streamflow Sammamish, City of modify a high flow bypass that has diverted surface $3,150,000.00 8 Sammam- Restoration water from a fish-critical stream. 00068 Project
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number We propose to restore streamflows in the Goldsborough Creek watershed. This creek is within WRIA 14, which is identified as a priority under ESSB Goldsborough 6091. Goldsborough Creek is also designated habitat Streamflow for ESA-listed winter steelhead. Goldsborough Creek WRSRP-2019- Squaxin Island Tribe $520,000.00 14 Restoration already experiences a streamflow deficit due to well SqIsTr-00029 Project pumping. We propose infrastructure projects that will decrease well pumping and redirect reclaimed water into the ground to benefit groundwater and ultimately surface water of the creek. This is a fish passage project being designed on McDonald Creek, located west of Sequim, WA. The project provides fish passage and access to prime upstream habitat for all life stages of salmon, including Improving Clallam County WRSRP-2019- coho and Puget Sound Steelhead listed as threatened McDonald Creek Community $350,000.00 18 ClCoCD- under the Endangered Species Act. It also reduces Fish Passage Development 00049 unnatural mortality sources for juvenile salmon by vastly improving Agnew Irrigation District's diversion, fish passage, fish bypass and screening facilities. It will be shovel ready in 2019.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number This project will construct a pilot reach-scale in-stream restoration project to improve water quantity by increasing alluvial water storage through slowing In-Stream drainage of the shallow groundwater aquifer. The site Restoration Pilot Grays Harbor WRSRP-2019- will be chosen from a Restoration Strategy that Project for Conservation $75,250.00 22 GrHaCD- prioritizes reaches in the Satsop/Wynoochee Rivers Streamflow District 00018 based on potential of restoration to improve water Improvement quantity/quality. The project will be monitored to demonstrate the effectiveness of in-stream restoration at increasing streamflow.
This is a water storage/riparian and fish habitat enhancement project located along Jones Creek at the mouth of the Snohomish River. Jones Cr flows directly Jones Creek into the Qwuloolt Estuary. This basin has water WRSRP-2019- Stream Flow Adopt A Stream impairments associated with local development and is $769,044.00 7 Adopta- Enhancement Foundation used by critical salmonid species. AASF proposes to 00041 Project conduct a wetland and stream restoration project focused on water storage. Project benefits include improved water storage, increased base flow, water quality, and salmon habitat.
Chelan County will purchase water rights to offset the Chelan County - impact of permit-exempt wells in the Lake Chelan basin WRSRP-2019- Lake Chelan Natural Resource and establish a water banking mechanism within the $550,000.00 47 ChCoNR- Water Bank Department basin to provide mitigation certificates for permit- 00074 exempt well users.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number This project seeks to restore habitat for federally-listed salmonids and improve stream flows by providing adequate shade. KCD will expand its riparian enhancement program to offer large buffer options Large Buffer King Conservation resulting in 5 acres of riparian habitat preserved or WRSRP-2019- $889,782.07 7 Implementation District restored within priority watersheds. These buffers will KiCoDi-00051 provide cool shade for salmonids, terrestrial insects as food sources, recruit woody debris to the system, and enhance bank stability through the root systems of established native plants. Assess the feasibility, perform due diligence, then construction/remediation of infrastructure in Blackjack Lower Blackjack Creek. This is part of the WRIA 15 Foster Pilot program. Creek Projects include: 1. Rehabilitating an existing water Port Orchard, City WRSRP-2019- Infrastructure main crossing over the creek by directionally drilling the of - Public Works $3,130,000.00 15 PoOrPW- Removal and water main to cross underneath the creek and Department 00056 Habitat removing the old infrastructure; 2. Cleaning up debris Remediation from abandoned transient camps and replanting; 3. Update old storm drainage to creek/tributary with LID principles.
This project proposes restoration and remediation of Lower Blackjack stream corridor habitat within the lower Blackjack Creek Subbasin Port Orchard, City Creek Subbasin as a subset of the Foster Pilot program WRSRP-2019- Restoration and of - Public Works within WRIA 15. Each restoration and remediation $2,133,500.00 15 PoOrPW- Remediation Department action has been identified and vetted by the Suquamish 00050 Actions Tribe in their Blackjack Creek Watershed Protection and Restoration Plan composed in December, 2017.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number
The Nisqually Land Trust proposes to acquire for permanent protection and streamflow management 910 acres of commercial forestland along Busy Wild Nisqually Creek, in the Nisqually Watershed’s Mashel River sub- Watershed Busy basin. The proposed acquisition includes approximately WRSRP-2019- Nisqually Land Trust $3,726,336.00 11 Wild Creek 3 miles of Busy Wild Creek shoreline and 2.3 miles of NiLaTr-00080 Protection tributary streams and adjacent upland forest. Busy Wild Creek is the largest drainage in the Mashel River sub- basin; the Mashel River is the primary salmon- producing Nisqually River tributary.
The Nisqually Land Trust proposes to permanently protect 240 acres of mature Douglas fir forest along Powell and Elbow Lake creeks, two salmon-producing Nisqually tributaries to the Nisqually River. The property is Watershed scheduled for clearcut timber harvest that would WRSRP-2019- Nisqually Land Trust $2,586,336.00 11 Powell Creek significantly reduce streamflow for at least the next 80 NiLaTr-00075 Protection years. Acquisition will eliminate the possibility of clearcut harvest and maintain streamflow at approximately five times the flow rate during the property’s recovery period if logged.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The Nisqually Land Trust proposes to permanently protect over 400 acres of riparian and floodplain Nisqually habitat along the Nisqually River and its tributaries by Watershed completing 10 conservation transactions in high priority Riparian and salmon recovery areas. These acquisitions will provide WRSRP-2019- Nisqually Land Trust $1,347,435.00 11 Floodplain the opportunity for in-stream, riparian and floodplain NiLaTr-00010 Habitat habitat restoration and decommissioning of 3 existing Protection permit exempt wells; and will eliminate the possibility of future development of up to 55 additional permit exempt wells.
The Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians propose to purchase, protect and restore floodplain land along the North North Fork Fork Stillaguamish River in WRIA 5. The purchase of Stillaguamish 158.07 acres will include water rights for 400 gpm (380 Stillaguamish Tribe WRSRP-2019- River Floodplain acre-feet) currently used for irrigation that will be $800,000.00 5 of Indians StillTI-00073 and Water Right conveyed to Ecology’s Trust Water Right Program or Acquisition relinquished. This project will improve streamflow in 4 miles of the North Fork Stillaguamish River and 22 miles of the mainstem Stillaguamish River to Puget Sound. OTID seeks to make available for purchase up to 100 acre-feet per year consumptive use (CU) to Ecology of senior water rights located in the Okanogan River basin Oroville to be used in a water bank for regional mitigation of Tonasket Oroville-Tonasket rural domestic uses during implementation of ESSB WRSRP-2019- Irrigation District $1,000,000.00 49 Irrigation District 6091 requirements. The water rights will be changed to OTIrrD-00015 Water Right instream and mitigation and managed in the State’s Purchase Trust Water Right Program to offset the consumptive use impacts in an ESSB 6091-prioritized basin with ESA- listed fish. *this amount does not necessarily reflect the total project cost Page 9 of 16
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Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number Peissner Road at Thurston County - WRSRP-2019- Toboton Creek Replace three fish barrier culverts on Toboton Creek Public Works $655,000.00 11 ThCoPW- Fish Passage with one 16 foot box culvert. Department 00007 Project
There is a dearth of information about permit-exempt wells in Mason County: their locations, their pump Phased Mason rates, where they may be drilled in the future, and their County Water cumulative impact on aquifers and stream flow. We Use Inventory WRSRP-2019- Squaxin Island Tribe propose to lay a foundation of information on permit- $240,000.00 14/16 and Planning to SqIsTr-00060 exempt wells through creation of a database. We also Determine propose a make a first assessment of where future Projects wells will be built, and how much water they may use, with a primary focus on WRIA 14. The Purchase of Development Rights Program is recommending 3 applications that would eliminate additional future residential water withdrawals. These Purchase of Whatcom County - projects would extinguish development rights and Development WRSRP-2019- Planning and conserve the working land and ecosystem attributes of Rights $270,000.00 1 WhCPDS- Development the subject properties. No future wells or water Conservation 00023 Services withdrawals associated with those development rights Easements would be permitted. The conservation easements enacted would permanently protect the working land and ecosystem uses of the subject parcels.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number Kitsap County Public Works is currently constructing Phase I & II of the overall Ridgetop Blvd green street project. Phase I and II projects are supported by Ecology grant/loan funding. Ridgetop Blvd WRSRP-2019- Kitsap County - Phase III of the Ridgetop Blvd project would extend the Green Street LID $2,000,000.00 15 KiCoPW- Public Works green street (median full-infiltration bioretention) from Retrofit Phase III 00028 the end of Phase II to Silverdale Way. Phase III would be constructed using the same street cross-section, median bioretention, and traffic calming designs used in the first two phases.
The Riverton Creek Flapgates Removal Project will remove two flapgates which are partially blocking fish passage between the Duwamish River and Riverton Riverton Creek Tukwila, City of - Creek. The flapgates will be replaced with a bridge WRSRP-2019- Flapgate $1,480,000.00 9 Public Works that will support the regional Green River Trail. Woody Tukwil-00077 Removal Project debris and native planting just upstream from the outlet will provide full-time, high quality fish habitat and shade the creek to reduce water temperatures.
Chehalis River Basin Acquire in fee simple a 39.6 acre parcel on the Chehalis WRSRP-2019- Roco Acquisition $214,860.00 23 Land Trust River. ChRiBa-00008 Great Peninsula Conservancy (GPC) will protect 90 acres Salmonberry of riparian, wetland, and fish habitat through Creek and purchasing a conservation easement on property on Great Peninsula WRSRP-2019- Wetland Salmonberry Creek in Kitsap County. Salmonberry Creek $420,000.00 15 Conservancy GPC-00014 Protection is located in an ESSB 6091 prioritized basin (WRIA 15), Project and contains Endangered Species Act-listed steelhead trout.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The Snoqualmie Valley Watershed Improvement District (SVWID) will advance a specific natural storage Snoqualmie site to preliminary design and conduct a system-wide Natural Storage Snoqualmie Valley study to develop the basis for design and construction WRSRP-2019- Enhancement Watershed of one or more off-channel storage sites in the $268,095.00 7 SnVWID- and Improvement Snoqualmie Watershed to capture high flows for 00013 Comprehensive District release during critical low-flow periods for the primary Storage Study benefit of in-stream flows. The SVWID intends to conduct this analysis with direction and input from the WRIA 7 Streamflow Committee. Stewardship Partners will help increase streamflow, improve instream resources and water quality by restoring 1.5 miles of left bank, north facing, riparian Snoqualmie habitat on the mainstem Snoqualmie River at Wallace River: Livestock WRSRP-2019- Stewardship Acres. Livestock exclusion fence will be installed Exclusion and $212,110.00 7 StePar*- Partners (~8,000’) and riparian planting will take place (300,000 Riparian Habitat 00071 square feet/9 acres). The site will be Salmon-Safe Improvement certified to ensure sound environmental practices take place regarding water use, water quality and biodiversity. Design of improved riparian habitat and floodplain adjacent to the White River (RM 3.0 to 3.6). The Tailrace construction of the improved habitat will serve as Reconfiguration mitigation for the City of Sumner's domestic water right WRSRP-2019- and Habitat Sumner, City of application under review as a pilot project within ESSB $1,233,600.00 10 Sumner- Enhancement - 6091. Habitat improvements for ESA listed species will 00038 Final Design include a wider floodplain, increased wood loading, native plantings, and the re-alignment of a tailrace channel into constructed forested wetland.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number This project will eliminate water loss in a 4.1 mile Tributary section of KRD’s South Branch Canal. Water that was Supplementation previously lost will be delivered to flow-impaired through Water Kittitas Reclamation streams through an allocation, management, and WRSRP-2019- $9,104,566.78 39 Conservation-- District protection agreement, resulting in supplemental flow KittRD-00044 KRD South estimated at 2,476 acre-feet/year (6.93 cfs) in Branch important salmonid habitat and rapidly urbanizing areas. A water supply project in WRIA #1 addressing the offset and net ecological benefit requirements of 90.94.020 and providing for the development of pilot projects Water Supply for under 90.94.090.(10e). The project will transfer surface AG Water Board of WRSRP-2019- Fish, Farms, water diversions to groundwater, withdrawals, $1,309,250.00 1 Whatcom County AWB-00039 Families augment stream flow during critical low-flow periods, and build a basin management system that will implement, monitor, and sustain these projects into the future. Yakima County holds rights that mitigate the effect of WRSRP-2019- new exempt wells which, along with specifications for YaCoPS- well depth and location, can be used for mitigation for 00030 Wenas and in most of Yakima County. These rights and other Yakima County - Ahtanum Creeks procedures are not sufficient to mitigate are in the Public Services $295,000.00 39 Exempt Well upper portions of Wenas and Ahtanum Creek. This Department Mitigation project will provide mitigation in those areas by purchase of in-basin water rights, acquire existing storage, or use deep groundwater discharged to the surface.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number Acquisition of a water right to provide mitigation for a domestic water right from deep aquifer wells within White River WRIA 10. The water right application is associated with WRSRP-2019- Regional Sumner, City of an ESSB 6091 Section 301 pilot project. The right would $491,128.00 10 Sumner- Reserved Water have direct intime and place benefits to the main stems 00037 Right Acquisition of the White and Puyallup Rivers which is a priority basin containing ESA listed species. Acquisition of a permanent source of water into the Lower White River (WRIA 10) suitable to sustain habitat White River WRSRP-2019- improvements being designed in the area adjacent to Tailrace Water Sumner, City of $758,950.00 10 Sumner- the tailrace of the former Puget Sound Power Acquisition 00036 Generating Facility currently owned and operated by the Cascade Water Alliance. Managed aquifer recharge is a method to increase flows in rivers with ESA listed salmonids. The Stiller Pond and Locher Pit aquifer recharge sites are WRIA 32 aquifer Walla Walla County developed and have operated in previous years. The WRSRP-2019- recharge water Conservation next phase would include additional soil and water $100,496.00 32 WWCoCD- quality District quality monitoring for two years to increase low flows 00021 monitoring in Mill Creek and the Walla Walla River during critical low flow times (summer) due to re-timing of irrigation water.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number This project is the first of two phases to design, construct, and implement managed aquifer recharge WRIA 55 (MAR) projects in WRIA 55. The proposed work Managed Spokane County includes 1) identification of locations that are WRSRP-2019- Aquifer Utilities - Water hydrogeologically suitable and available for acquisition $300,000.00 55 SCUWRS- Recharge Design Resources Section or permanent easements, 2) site specific field work to 00032 and Construction confirm suitability and support design and permitting, Phase I 3) development of cost estimates and preliminary designs, and 4) estimation of ongoing O&M costs. The purpose of this project is to acquire water rights Spokane County within WRIA 55 and transfer them to the Washington WRSRP-2019- WRIA 55 Water Utilities - Water State Trust Water Rights program for instream flow $1,054,000.00 55 SCUWRS- Right Acquistion Resources Section benefit and to offset new permit exempt domestic 00006 water use. Under RCW 90.94.020, the WRIA 59 planning unit is currently preparing the WRIA 59 Watershed Plan WRIA 59 Water Addendum to identify plans and projects to offset Right Acquisition Stevens County - impacts for future permit-exempt domestic water uses. WRSRP-2019- and Mitigation Land Services This project proposes to purchase Lake Sullivan Water $859,150.00 59 StCLSD-00033 Source Department Rights from Ecology’s Office of Columbia River (OCR) to Substitution substitute for the Colville River water rights currently held by the State Trust Water Right Program, to offset future permit-exempt domestic water uses.
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Department of Ecology Water Resources Streamflow Restoration Implementation Grants Pilot Round Summary Document (Unofficial summary document for informational purposes only, draft date 11/09/18)
Amount Requested Application Project Title Organization Name Project Short Description WRIA from Ecology* Number The Nature Conservancy proposes to launch the Yakima Basin Water Fund with an initial acquisition of 950 ac-ft of water in the Teanaway River and Swauk/First Creek Yakima Basin basins. The overall goals are to acquire water Water Fund — WRSRP-2019- Nature temporarily held in trust to ensure that they will Phase I Tributary $3,900,000.00 37 NatCon- Conservancy, The permanently benefit instream flow in priority Water 00043 tributaries of the Yakima Basin, and to lease the water Acquisition (downstream of the confluence) to create new funding for stream restoration or water acquisitions that offset domestic or other uses. Kittitas County will buy 2 Yakima River water rights totaling 3.0 cfs & 1063 af/yr (non-consumptive) for $1.7 million. The rights will provide at least 250 af/yr of Yakima River consumptive use offset for permit-exempt wells in Floodplain Kittitas County - WRSRP-2019- WRIA 39. This project accompanies a separately funded Acquisition – Public Health $1,700,000.00 39 KiCPHD- land purchase to improve and enhance instream Surface Water Department 00055 benefits and other restoration efforts for ESA- Rights threatened Steelhead and bull trout, near Yakima River mile 151. Project community support is from WDFW, TU, TPL, NMFS, USFWS, and others.
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