Map of Existing Groundwater Xxxxx Sample Clauses

Map of Existing Groundwater Xxxxx. The two seasonal unnamed tributaries to Xxxxxxx Creek, Unnamed Tributary and No Name Creek, have drainage areas of 0.6 mi2 and 1.0 mi,2 respectively. They have minimal value as habitat for the Covered Species because they have minimal potential for salmonid habitat restoration, given their small size and limited seasonal flow. However, they provide aquatic habitat benefit to other species (e.g., amphibians, songbirds, etc.) and their watersheds contribute to Xxxxxxx Creek, which is a perennial anadromous salmonid stream not within the boundaries of the Enrolled Property. Six onstream reservoirs (Ballpark Reservoir, Birthday Pond, Waterfall Pond, House Pond, East Twin Lake and West Twin Lake) are located on these two streams (Table 1), and store water diverted from Yellowjacket Creek as well as seasonal flows from the two streams. Water stored in these reservoirs is used for non-domestic uses across the Enrolled Property. Two small check dams or grade control structures that do not store water are also located on No Name Creek. An additional reservoir, Frog Pond, an approximately six acre-foot offstream reservoir located along a water conveyance ditch, is used to regulate water transferred from Yellowjacket Creek and No Name Creek to Ballpark Reservoir. Present streamflow conditions in the two unnamed tributaries (i.e., “No Name Creek” and “Unnamed Tributary”) on the Enrolled Property are affected by Landowner’s six onstream storage reservoirs and diversion of water, and are part of the Present Baseline Conditions described in Section 6.2 below; these conditions will be superseded as described in Section 3.6. Ballpark Reservoir 355 284 Birthday Pond 6.9 3.5 Waterfall Pond 1.9 1 West Twin Lake 24.8 12.4 East Twin Lake 27.7 13.8 House Pond 8.5 4.3