212-3048 "' ItI9€'lVorit.J\ )Wfr; . nCT 1 ? lon APPLICANT INFORMATION Type the information for Sections I and II. OWEB Grant Cycle Date Name of project: Greater Yamhill Watershed Action Plan OWED funds requested: $48,908.00 Total cost of projectt: $63,346.00 Ifi ,toO t This dollar amount refers only to the total cost of the technical assistance activity, and does not include the subsequent planned restoration work. Project location: This project occurs at (check one): 0 Unknown at this time o A single site I2$J Multiple sites Watershed Name s . Yamhill River and Chehalem Creek Watersheds on Counties Township, Range, Section(s) IJongitude, I"atitude (e.g •• -123.789, 45.613) Watershed code(s) - Please note the IO-digit �.,TIN, R5E, SI2) (required for federal/state reporting) hydrologic unit code, previously 5" "'ield Hl!C th Entire Watershed - see watershed -123.35, 45.17 (4 Field) 17090008 th codes (5 Field) ]709000806,1 709000807, ]70900080],1709000804, 1709000805, 1709000803, 1709000802 . A.ppllcant r P rO.lect M anaeer I Organization:Greater Yamhill Watershed Council Name:Bernadette Hansen I Address:PO Box 15]7 Organization:Greater Yamhill Watershed Council I McMinnville, OR 97128 Address:PO Box 1517 I Phone:503-474-1047 McMinnville, OR 97128 I Fax: Phone:503-474-1047 I Email: gywc administrator!alco.yamhill.or.us Fax: I Contact Person:Bernadette Hansen Email: Bernadette Hansen Fiscal Agent Organization:Greater Yamhill Watershed Council I Address:PO Box 1517 i McMinnville, OR 97128 I • Phone:503-474-1047 • Fax: Email: gywc [email protected] I Contact Person:Bernadette Hansen CERTIFICA TION: I certify that this application is a true and accurate representation of the proposed work for watershed restoration and that I am authorized to sign as the Applicant or Co-Applicant. By the following signature, the Applicant certifies that they are aware of the requirements (see Application Instructions) of an OWEB grant and are prepared to implement the project if awarded. Applicant Signature: 10/14/2011 Print Name: Bernadette Hansen Title: Executive Director -------------------------- 2011-13 OWEB Technical Assistance Application Section 1 & II October 2011 Page 1 Co-Applicant Signature: ------------------------- Date: Print Name: ______________________________Agency: Section II PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Summary. Give a brief summary (max. 150 words) of the proposed technical assistance activity only (do not confuse the technical assistance with planned restoration). Be sure to mention partners and how OWEB funds will be used. The proposed project will briug together a diverse group of stakeholders and technical specialists to develop a prioritized watershed restoration Action Plan with a 10-year horizon for the Greater Yamhill Watershed Council. The Action Plan will detail a prioritized list of subwatersheds, stream reach, and site-specific aquatic and terrestrial restoration priorities, as well as outliue a landowner outreach program. Project partners iuclude: BLM, ODFW, OWRD, Yamhill SWCD, Polk SWCD, City of McMinnville, Linfield College and Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde. OWEB funds will be used for coordiuation, contracted services, and fiscal administration. 2. What type of technical assistance are you applying for (see Instructions first): o TA#I Project Design C2:J TA#2 Implementation o TA#3 Landowner Recmitment 3. What type of support are you seeking? (select only one) o Part-time or full-time in-house support o Part-time or full-time outside contract support C2:J Both 4. Was this application submitted previously? C2:JYes 0 No [fyes. what was the month and year, or application number? 211-3009 5. Does this application propose a grant for a property in which OWEB previously invested funds for purchase of fee title or a conservation easement; or is OWEB currently considering an acquisition graut for this property? DYes C2:J No If yes, what is tbe grant number(s)? 6. Is this project a coutinuation of a previously OWEB-funded project(s)? DYes C2:J No !fyes, what was the month andyear, or application(s) number? 7. Do you plan to submit a restoration grant application to OWEB C2:JYes 0 No as a result of this technical assistance project? 8. What are the proposed start and end dates for the technical assistance project? Start: 5/15/2012 End: 5/15/2013 9. Project Partners. Show all anticipated funding sources, and indicate the dollar value for cash or in-kiud contributions. Be sure to provide a dollar value for each funding source. If the funding source is providiug iu-kind contributions, briefly describe the nature of the contribution in the Funding Source Column. Check the appropriate box to denote if the funding status is secured or pending. the AmountlValue Column, provide a total dollar amount or value for each fundingsource. Match should In be directly related to the technical assistance project and not for the restoration phase. Funding Source Cash In-Kind Secured Pending Name the Partner and what their contribution is. AmountNa!ue (x) (x) OWEB $ $ 0 0 $48,908.00 Landowner(s) or other partners:GYWC Members & $ $3,408.00 $3,408.00 Agency Mileage I2l 0 2011-13 OWEB Technical Assistance Application - Section October 2011 Page 2 I & Il- Bureau of Land Management $1,500.00 $ D rgJ $1,500.00 Bureau of Land Management $ $1,500.00 rgJ D $1,500.00 City of McMinnville $ $1,530.00 rgJ D $1,530.00 Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife $ $1,500.00 rgJ D $1,500.00 Oregon Water Resources Department $ $1,500.00 D rgJ $1,500.00 Yamhill Soil & Water Conservation District $ $1,500.00 D rgJ $1,500.00 Polk Soil & Water Conservation District $ $1,500.00 D rgJ $1,500.00 Linfield College $ $500.00 D rgJ $500.00 Total Estimated Funds (add all amouuts iu the far-right Column): *$63,346.00 *The total should equal the total cost of the project on page I of the application. 10. Have any conditions been placed on match funds from other sources that may affect project completion? DYes [8] No If yes, explain: *11. Salmon/Steelhead Populations Targeted and Expected Benefitsto SalmonlSteelhead The information prov ided will be used to by OWEB to better meet federal and state reporting requirements. Completion of this section is required but will not be used to evaluate this application for funding. D This project is NOT specificallydes igned to benefit salmon or steelhead. � Ify ou check this box. STOP here and GO TO Section ill - Project Dcsciption. 11(a) Targeted SalmonlSteelhead Populations: Select one or more of the salmon ESUs (Evolutionary Significant Unit) or steelhead DPSs (Distinct Population Segment) that the project will addresslbenefit. For species where the ESUlDPS name is not known or determined, use the species name with unidentified ESU (e.g., Chinook salmon - unidentifiedESU). Additional information on the designation and location of the salmonlsteelhead populations can be found at http://www.nwr.noaa.gov/ESA-Salmon-Listings/Salmon­ Populations/Maps/I ndex.cfm. Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchustshawytscha) Coho Salmon (0. kisutch) L Deschutes River summer/fall-run ESU [J Lower Columbia River ESU D Lower Columbia River ESU D Oregon Coast ESU L Mid-Columbia River spring-run ESU D Southern Oregon/Northern California ESU D Oreoon Coast ESU [J unidentified ESU D Snake River Fall-run ESU Steelhead (0. mykiss) L Snake River Spring/Sununer-run ESU LJ Klamath Mountains Province DPS D Southern Oregon and Northern California Coastal ESU D Lower Columbia River DPS [ Upper Klamath-Trinity Rivers ESU D Middle Columbia River DPS [8] UpperWillamette River ESU D Oregon Coast DPS D unidentified ESU D Snake River Basin DPS Cbum SalmonJo. ketal D Washington Coast DPS (SW Washington) D Columbia River ESU [8] Upper Willamette River DPS D Pacific Coast ESU D SteelheadITrout unidentified DPS D unidentified ESU U(b) Expected Benefits: Write a brief description of the goals and purpose of the project and how it is expected to benefit salmonlsteelhead or salmon/steelhead habitat. This answer should be no longer than 2000 characters which is approximately 330 words) See Application Instrnctions for examples and ideas on bow to calculate the number of words or characters in your answer. 2011-13 OWEB Technical Assistance Application - Section October 20 I & IT- II Page 3 The Yamhill and Chehalem watersheds have historically provided winter steelhead and spring Chinook salmon habitat for the Willamet!e Basin. However, DEQ temperatnre standards were exceeded in 165 stream miles and an estimated 113 of riparian areas in the basin lack adequate streamside vegetation. Aquatic habitat and wetlands, which were once extensive, have been significantly reduced and fish passage barriers keep fish from accessing critical habitat. This project will fund technical assistance to develop and prioritize actions such as the establishment of riparian buffers, enhancement of in-channel and off-channel habitat, and removal of fish passage barriers. •• 2011-13 OWEB Technical Assistance Application - Section I II - October 20Il Page & 4 Section III PROJECT DESCRIPTION Check one box only and answer the set of questions that applies to the type of technical assistance for which you are applying. Refer to the Application Instructions for clarification and helpful examples. You may use the application form to respond to the questions, using additional sheets of paper as necessary OR answer the questions on separate pages. Be sure to include the question numbers and text of the questions before you begin typing your answers to assist the reviewers in evaluating your application. Use Sy," x II" paper. A double-sided application and materials are optional except for oversize maps and designs or multiple sets for reviewers. All materials should be single-spaced wherever possible, unstapled and unbound, except for sets of map siphot os Ide signs (see Page 3 of the application instructions for assembling multiples for reviewers).