Columbia River Salmon Mitigation Analysis System Configuration Study

Columbia River Salmon Mitigation Analysis System Configuration Study

TC 425 .C7 C6681 1994 AppO CoKnba Rive( saknofl ntiQ8tiOfl I\ lIitI’ II’l iI l’I I’’lll’11’ 1 505827 1 0 US Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District Columbia River Salmon Mitigation Analysis System Configuration Study Phase I Upstream Collection and Conveyance Snake and Columbia Rivers Technical Report Appendix D Prepared in Response to Northwest Power Planning Council Columbia Fish and Wildlife Program April 1994 DRAFT / •C-7 COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON MITIGATION ANALYSIS SYSTEM CONFIGURATION STUDY PHASE I UPSTREAM COLLECTION AND CONVEYANCE SNAKE AND COLUMBIA RIVERS TECHNICAL APPENDIX D TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page Number EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION 1.01. BACKGROUND 1—1 1.02. PURPOSE 1—1 1.03. SCOPE 1-2 SECTION 2 - EXISTING CONDITIONS AND OPERATIONS 2.01. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 2-1 2.02. JUVENILE FISH BYPASS FACILITIES 2-3 2.03. JUVENILE FISH TRANSPORTATION 2-4 2.04. ADULT FISH PASSAGE FACILITIES 2-6 SECTION 3 - GEOLOGY 3.01. GEOLOGY OF THE LOWER SNAKE RIVER .3-1 a. Lewiston, Idaho to Lower Granite Dam .3-1 b. Lower Granite Dam to Little Goose Dam • .3-1 c. Little Goose Dam to Lower Monumental Dam .3-2 d. Lower Monumental Dam to Ice Harbor Dam .3-2 e. Ice Harbor Dam to McNary Dam • .3-2 3.02. GEOLOGY OF THE LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER .3-2 a. McNary Dam to John Day Dam to The Dalles Dam • .3-3 b. The Dalles Dam to Bonneville Dam .3-4 OF THE LIt3RARY PROPE’ FY R3AL COLUMB ‘UF 7’• 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) 0 SECTION 4 - PROPOSED ALTERNATIVES 4.01. GENERAL 4-1 4.02. BACKGROUND INFORMATION 4-1 4.03. PROPOSED ALTERNATIVES--GENERAL DISCUSSIONS 4-2 4.04. PROJECT ALTERNATIVE SUMMARY DESCRIPTIONS 4-3 SECTION 5 - UPSTREAM COLLECTION AND CONVEYANCE SYSTEM DISCUSSION--CRITERIA, SITE CONSIDERATIONS, AND ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT 5.01. DESIGN CRITERIA .5-1 a. General 5-1 b. Upstream Collection System Components 5-1 c. Conveyance System Components 5-3 5.02. SITE SELECTIONS AND LAYOUTS 5-4 a. Upstream Collection System Components 5-4 b. Conveyance System Components 5-5 5.03. UPSTREAM COLLECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS 5-6 a. General Information Related to Downstream 0 Fish Protection and Collection Systems .5-6 b. Basis of Designs and Main Assumptions 5-7 c. Description of Main Barrier Concepts 5-8 d. Key Features of Upstream Collection Besides Main Barrier-Related Components 5-16 5.04. MIGRATORY CANAL CONVEYANCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS.. 5-20 a. General Description of Alternatives 5-20 b. Additional Information Related to Key Components of Migratory Canal System 5-22 5.05. PRESSURE PIPELINE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS 5-30 a. General Description of Alternatives 5-30 b. Additional Information Related to Key Components of the Pressure Pie System 5-31 5.06. TRANSPORT CONVEYANCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS 5-33 a. General Description of Alternatives 5-33 b. Additional Information Related to Key Components of the Transport System 5-34 5.07. FLOATING PIPELINE CONVEYANCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS 5-36 a. General Description of Alternatives 5-36 b. Additional Information Related to Key Components of Floating Pipeline System 5-38 0 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) SECTION 6 - COSTS AND SCHEDULES OF ALTERNATIVES 6.01. GENERAL .6-1 6.02. PROJECT ALTERNATIVES--COSTS AND SCHEDULES .6-1 a. General .6-1 b. Alternative 1--Migratory Canal with Single Primary Fish Collection, Sorting, and Lift Facilities with Intermediate Additional Collection 6-2 c. Alternative 2--Pressure Pipeline with Single Primary Fish Collection, Sorting, and Lift Facilities with Intermediate Additional Collection 6-6 d. Alternative 3--Transport System with Single Primary Fish Collection, Sorting, and Holding Facilities with Intermediate Additional Collection 6-9 e. Alternative 4--Floating Pipeline System with Single Primary Collection and Sorting Facilities with Intermediate Additional Collection and Pump Stations 6-11 6.03. UPSTREAM COLLECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS-- ADDITIONAL COST AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION .6-14 a. General .6-14 b. Fully-Funded Construction and Project Costs .6-14 c. Schedule Information 6-15 SECTION 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS 7.01. ANADROMOUS FISH 7-1 a. General 7-1 b. Upstream Collection Facilities and Barge Transport 7-2 c. Upstream Collection Facilities and Migratory Canal, Pipeline, or Floating Conduit • . .7-7 7.02. RESIDENT FISH .7-10 7.03. TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY • .7-10 a. General .7-10 b. Wildlife and Habitat .7-11 c. Endangered Species .7-11 d. Wetlands .7-11 e. Invasive Vegetation 7-12 111 TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) 0 SECTION 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS (continued) 7.04. CULTURAL RESOURCES 7-12 7.05. OTHER 7-13 a. General 7-13 b. Water Quality 7-14 c. Construction Impacts 7-14 d. Superfund and Contaminants Problems 7-15 e. Regulatory/Permit Process 7-15 f. Aesthetics 7-15 g. Erosion/Sedimentation 7-15 h. Capital/Resources/Labor 7-16 7.06. GENERAL DISCUSSIONS AND FUTURE COORDINATION.. 7-16 SECTION 8 - ECONOMIC EFFECTS 8.01. GENERAL 8-1 8.02. NAVIGATION 8-4 8.03. RECREATION 8-4 8.04. SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 8-5 a. Community Impacts 8-5 0 b. Native American Concerns 8-5 SECTION 9 - MITIGATION OPPORTUNITIES 9.01. ANADROMOUS FISH 9-1 9.02. RESIDENT FISH 9-1 9.03. TERRESTRIAL ECOLOGY 9-2 a. General 9-2 b. Wildlife and Habitat 9-2 c. Wetlands 9-3 d. Invasive Vegetation 9-4 9.04. CULTURAL RESOURCES 9-4 9.05. OTHER 9-4 a. Water Quality 9-4 b. Aesthetics 9-4 c. Erosion/Sedimentation 9-4 d. Air Quality/Noise 9-4 0 iv TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) - SECTION 10 CONCEPT DISCUSSIONS--UNCERTAINTIES AND POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH 10.01. GENERAL 10-1 10.02. UNCERTAINTIES RELATED TO UPSTREAM COLLECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS 10-2 a. Biological Questions 10-2 b. Engineering Questions 10-3 10.03. UNCERTAINTIES RELATED TO CONVEYANCE SYSTEM COMPONENTS .10-3 a. Migratory Canal, Pressure Pipeline, and Floating Pipeline Systems 10-3 b. Transport Options 10-3 10.04. POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH. 10-4 10.05. POSSIBLE VARIATIONS 10-6 a. General 10-6 b. Upstream Collection System Components 10-6 10.06. IMPACTS TO EXISTING SYSTEMS 10-7 a. General 10-7 b. Upstream Collection System Components 10-8 c. Migratory Canal, Pressure Pipeline, and Floating Conduit Options Components 10-8 d. Transport Option Components 10-9 SECTION 11 - COORDINATION 11.01. GENERAL 11—1 11.02. THE TAG 11—1 11.03. ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL COORDINATION RELATED TO UPSTREAM COLLECTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS 11-2 11.04. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT 11-2 SECTION 12 - PHASE II STUDY REQUIREMENTS V TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) C) SECTION 13 - SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 13.01. GENERAL 13-1 13.02. ALTERNATIVE 1--MIGRATORY CANAL WITH SINGLE PRIMARY FISH COLLECTION, SORTING, AND LIFT FACILITIES WITH INTERMEDIATE ADDITIONAL COLLECTION 13-2 a. Project Description 13-2 b. Cost Information 13-2 c. Schedule Information 13-2 d. Additional Information 13-3 13.03. ALTERNATIVE 2--PRESSURE PIPELINE WITH SINGLE PRIMARY FISH COLLECTION, SORTING, AND LIFT FACILITIES WITH INTERMEDIATE ADDITIONAL COLLECTION 13-3 a. Project Description 13-3 b. Cost Information 13-4 c. Schedule Information 13-4 d. Additional Information 13-4 13.04. ALTERNATIVE 3--TRANSPORT SYSTEM WITH SINGLE PRIMARY FISH COLLECTION, SORTING, AND HOLDING FACILITIES WITH INTERMEDIATE ADDITIONAL COLLECTION 13-5 a. Project Description 13-5 b. Cost Information 13-5 c. Schedule Information 13-5 d. Additional Information 13-6 13.05. ALTERNATIVE 4--FLOATING PIPELINE SYSTEM WITH SINGLE PRIMARY FISH COLLECTION AND SORTING FACILITIES WITH INTERMEDIATE ADDITIONAL COLLECTION AND PUMP STATIONS 13-6 a. Project Description 13-6 b. Costs 13-6 c. Schedule Information 13-7 d. Additional Information 13-7 13.06. ANADROMOUS FISH 13-8 13.07. CONCLUSIONS 13-10 SECTION 14 - REFERENCES 0 vi TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) TABLES T-1 Total Length of Channel Types by Reach for Alternative 1 - Migratory Canal Conveyance System (Assumes a Single Upstream Collection System Downstream of Lewiston T-2 Total Length of Channel Types by Reach for Variation of Alternative 1 - Migratory Canal Conveyance System (Assumes a Dual Upstream Collection System Upstream of Lewiston) T-3 Upstream Collection and Conveyance System Component Costs - Single Collection System Located Downstream of Lewiston (Assumes a 225,000 cfs Design Flow with a Bridge Structure/Fixed Barrier Design) T-4 Real Estate Quantities for Alternatives 1 and 2 - Migratory Canal or Pressure Pipeline Systems (Assumes Single Collection System Downstream of Lewiston) T- 5 Real Estate Costs for Alternatives 1 and 2 - Migratory Canal or Pressure Pipeline Systems (Assumes Single Collection System Downstream of Lewiston) T-6 Real Estate Quantities for Variation of Alternatives 1 and 2 - Migratory Canal or Pressure Pipeline Systems (Assumes Dual Collection Systems Upstream of Lewiston) T-7 Real Estate Costs for Variations of Alternatives 1 and 2 - Migratory Canal or Pressure Pipeline Systems (Assumes Dual Collection Systems Upstream of Lewiston) T-8(a) Total Costs - Alternative 1: Single Upstream Collection Facility [Low Velocity Bridge Structure (Q = 100,000 cfs)] with Migratory Canal Conveyance System T-8(b) Total Costs - Alternative 1: Single Upstream Collection Facility [Low Velocity Bridge Structure (Q = 160,000 cfs)] with Migratory Canal Conveyance System T-8(c) Total Costs - Alternative 1: Single Upstream Collection Facility [Low Velocity Bridge Structure (Q = 225,000 cfs)] with Migratory Canal Conveyance System T-9(a) Total Costs - Alternative 2: Single Upstream Collection Facility [Low Velocity Bridge Structure (Q = 100,000 cfs)j with Pressure Pipeline Canal Conveyance System T-9(b) Total Costs - Alternative 2: Single Upstream Collection Facility [Low Velocity

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