Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening Sample Clauses

Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. Research Remediation of identified on-site barriers
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. Move Point of Diversion Fish Screen
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. Xxxxxxx Ditch: The Xxxxxxx Ditch diversion has an on-channel self-cleaning cone screen and the diversion provides volitional fish passage at all times. The diversion has a streambed agreement for screen operation, maintenance, and diversion intake. The Permittee agrees to operate and maintain the diversion facility and fish screen in coordination with other active users. E.1.b. 1. Novy, Zenkus, Rice Riparian Diversion (NZR): The NZR Diversion is managed with a steel frame and flashboard diversion structure where vertical flashboards extend across the river. NZR never completely blocks flow (does not install the flashboards from bank to bank). Depending on flow, a 4’ to 35’ foot opening is always maintained within the wetted channel during the irrigation season. Flashboards are removed during the non-irrigation season. The Permittee will manage existing flashboards as described above to allow for fish passage at current facility. E.1.b.2. The Permittee will continue to participate in an ongoing assessment that is expected to lead to an approved redesign of the NZR Diversion to allow for agency compliant fish screening and passage facilities.
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. The Permittee is not implementing or maintaining any measures specific to fish passage/migration/diversion.
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. The delivery of prior right water via diversion 158 consists of a boulder xxxx impoundment control by a xxxxxxxx valve. The boulder xxxx was rebuilt in 2000 after winter storm damage. A streambed alteration agreement was obtained from CDFW for construction, operation, and maintenance of the boulder xxxx and diversion. It has been deemed passable to fish by NOAA and DFW staff even at low flow conditions (3 cfs). -The Permittee agrees to regular inspection of the boulder xxxx by NOAA and/or DFW staff to ensure passage and will maintain this boulder xxxx for the term of this agreement to allow for fish passage and function of the diversion.
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. Beaver Management for Instream Benefit
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. ‌ -Beaver dams have been documented on Permittee’s property and will not be discouraged if the beaver activity does not inhibit use of head gates or crossings. If infrastructure may be impacted by beaver activity, actions may be taken to dissuade dam building at that location.
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. Beaver management
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Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening. E.1. b1-Permittee diverts water from 7 active points of diversion on Parks Creek, including sharing the Xxxxx-Xxxxxx Ditch. Xxxxx-Xxxxxx is a neighboring Permittee and is therefore addressed in a separate Site Plan Agreement. Permittee agrees to continue efforts to maintain passage at all of the diversion points. Current diversion structures consist of tarp and/or gravel dams. PCR diversion #1 and PCR diversion #2 uses a backhoe positioned from the edge of the stream to construct low elevation diversion dams to divert water as flows reduce during late spring/early summer. All other diversion structures are constructed by hand and are minimal. All structures use less than 5 cubic yards of material per site. Fish passage is provided per site by constructing a channel through the diversion structure for passage and by-pass flows. By-pass flows are typically congregated into one channel this has minimal slope and sufficient width and depth for juvenile passage. E.1. b2-All sites on Parks Creek have fish screens although the existing fish screens on diversions #4, #5 and #6 have been damaged by high flows, are difficult to maintain and don’t function in this applied setting. Permittee currently operates and maintains all fish screens and commits to continue to do so. The active diversion points within the Spring Creek system include a collection reservoir and diffuse springs. The diffuse springs are routed via established ditches but the flow volumes are less than 0.2 cfs feeding grassy waterways where fish presence seems highly unlikely. Regardless, passage is not impacted by the established ditches.
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