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Permit Reference. CESA 4(d); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1 Accomplishments Through FY 2022: N/A. FY 2023 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Work Task 42: Brown Pelican Sea PROPOSED FY 2024 PROJECTED FY 2023 BUDGETED FY 2023 SPENT THROUGH FY 2022 $55,920 $ - $55,920 $5,517 Description and Purpose: To construct, maintain, and monitor roost sites at the Salton Sea. Permit Reference: CESA 3(c); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1; HCP SS-1 Accomplishments Through FY 2022: N/A. FY 2023 Activities: IID consulted with CDFW on the scope of this task. Proposed FY 2024 Activities: Develop a construction cost estimate for this task. Work Task 43: Salton Sea Shoreline Strand Study PROPOSED FY 2024 PROJECTED FY 2023 BUDGETED FY 2023 SPENT THROUGH FY 2022 $ - $ - $ - $ - Description and Purpose: To survey for and mitigate, if required, impacts to tamarisk scrub upon completion of Salton Sea mitigation deliveries. Permit Reference: HCP SS-3; HCP 4(f) Accomplishments Through FY 2022: N/A. FY 2023 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2024 Activities: N/A. No imagery is expected to be purchased and existing IID equipment will be used. Work Task 44: Pupfish Refugium PROPOSED FY 2024 PROJECTED FY 2023 BUDGETED FY 2023 SPENT THROUGH FY 2022 $12,660 $13,500 $32,890 $66,866 Description and Purpose: To construct and maintain one refugium pond. Permit Reference: HCP SS-2; 2002 In-Valley BO DP CM-1; CESA 4(j) Accomplishments Through FY 2022: Pupfish refugium built in 2010 and stocked in 2016. FY 2023 Activities: Environmental mitigation staff began operation and maintenance of the refugium in summer 2022. Proposed FY 2024 Activities: Continue pupfish refugium operations and maintenance, including water monitoring, cleaning, and maintenance. Work Task 45: Recreation Facilities at Salton Sea PROPOSED FY 2024 PROJECTED FY 2023 BUDGETED FY 2023 SPENT THROUGH FY 2022 $ - $ - $ - $22,603 Description and Purpose: To relocate boat launch site and/or maintain boat launch connection to Salton Sea. Permit Reference: SWRCB Order Measure R-7; 2002 EIS/EIR Measure R-7 Accomplishments Through FY 2022: Inventory of recreational facilities around the Salton Sea. FY 2023 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Work Task 46: QSA JPA Website Maintenance Services PROPOSED FY 2024 PROJECTED FY 2023 BUDGETED FY 2023 SPENT THROUGH FY 2022 $ - $ - $1,320 $9,340 Description and Purpose: Maintain the QSA JPA website. Permit Reference: N/A Accomplishments Through FY 2022: The QSA JPA website was developed.
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Permit Reference. CESA 4(d); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: N/A. FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: N/A. pg. 076 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 42: Brown Pelican Sea PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $55,916 $ - $55,920 $5,517 Description and Purpose: To construct, maintain, and monitor roost sites at the Salton Sea. Permit Reference: CESA 3(c); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1; HCP SS-1 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: N/A. FY 2024 Activities: IID and CDFW continues to consult on the scope of this task. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Develop a construction cost estimate for this task. pg. 077 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 43: Salton Sea Shoreline Strand Study PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $ - Description and Purpose: To survey for and mitigate, if required, impacts to tamarisk scrub upon completion of Salton Sea mitigation deliveries. Permit Reference: HCP SS-3; HCP 4(f) Accomplishments Through FY 2023: N/A. FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: N/A. No imagery is expected to be purchased and existing IID equipment will be used. pg. 078 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 44: Pupfish Refugium PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $7,106 $4,700 $12,660 $81,053 Description and Purpose: To construct and maintain one refugium pond. Permit Reference: HCP SS-2; 2002 In-Valley BO DP CM-1; CESA 4(j) Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Pupfish refugium built in 2010 and stocked in 2016. Environmental mitigation staff began O&M activities for the refugium in summer 2022. FY 2024 Activities: Conduct pupfish refugium O&M activities, including water monitoring, cleaning, and maintenance. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue pupfish refugium O&M activities, including water monitoring, cleaning, and maintenance. pg. 079 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 45: Recreation Facilities at Salton Sea PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $22,603 Description and Purpose: To relocate boat launch site and/or maintain boat launch connection to Salton Sea. Permit Reference: SWRCB Order Measure R-7; 2002 EIS/EIR Measure R-7 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Inventory of recreational facilities around the Salton Sea. ...
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Permit Reference. HCP, General 1; CESA Permit 4(a)(i) and MMRP 7 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Covered environmental mitigation staff expenses and fuel and maintenance for vehicles used for environmental mitigation implementation. FY 2024 Activities: Fund environmental mitigation staff and fuel and maintenance for vehicles used for environmental mitigation implementation. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue to fund environmental mitigation staff and fuel and maintenance for vehicles used for environmental mitigation implementation. pg. 035 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 3: Environmental Reporting and Monitoring PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $82,458 Description and Purpose: Report annually to USFWS and CDFW the amount of water conserved, transferred, and allowed to flow to the Salton Sea. Make available to USFWS and CDFW valley-wide statistics regarding agricultural production and implementation of water conservation measures, including total acreage in agricultural production in the IID water service area, acres of each crop grown, acres of land fallowed, acres of participating farms, and total amount of water conserved and transferred. Submit annual report to SWRCB on actions taken to comply with the mitigation measures and conservation strategies included in the Final EIR/EIS and HCP and all other state and federal permits and regulatory requirements. Prepare Adaptive Management Plan for monitoring effectiveness of mitigation measures. Submit reports of the previous year's activities to USFWS, CDFW and SWRCB, including details of fish and wildlife conservation actions implemented, monitoring/surveying activities, and water conservation activities. Permit Reference: HCP Chp 4; In-Valley Biological Opinion, TC Reporting Requirements; CESA Permit Conditions of Approval, General Conditions (a) and (b) and MMRPs; SWRCB Section 4 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Annual report sent by March 31 of each year for the previous calendar year. FY 2024 Activities: There was no expense for this item due to annual reports being submitted electronically and posted on IID’s website. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: No expense expected for this item due to annual reports being submitted electronically and posted on IID’s website. pg. 036 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
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Permit Reference. HCP, General 1; CESA Permit 4(a) (i) and MMRP 7 Accomplishments Through FY16: Full time staff positions include Biologist, two Environmental Specialist I's, and one Environmental Specialist II. Purchased one SUV, one 4x4 truck, and two 2x4 trucks. FY17 Activities: Full time staff positions include one Biologist, three Environmental Specialist I's, and one Environmental Specialist II. Purchased two SUVs, one 4x4 truck, one 2x4 truck, and one ATV. Proposed FY18 Activities: Salaries for full time Biologist, four Environmental Specialist I's and two Environmental Specialist II's. Fuel and maintenance for one truck (2x4), three trucks (4x4) and two SUVs. Expenses for one off-road vehicle donated by IID. Assumes training expenses for Biologist at $2,000 and training expenses for all Environmental Specialists at $1,500 each. Vehicle rates have not changed for 2017-2018. Projected costs include a 3 percent rate increase and 2 percent expense increase. No additional staff planned at this time.
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Permit Reference. HCP-TREE 1-3; In-Valley Biological Opinion, Willow Flycatcher Measures 1 to 4; CESA Permit 4 (f) and MMRP 21-27, 29-36, 41, 42 Accomplishments Through FY16: N/A FY17 Activities: Monitoring of seepage recovery sites by Environmental Specialist. Native tree habitat is mitigated at the Managed Xxxxx buffer zones.
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Permit Reference. CESA 4(d); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1 Accomplishments Through FY16: The brown pelican was removed from the Federal endangered and threatened species list in 2009 due to recovery. No costs for this task. FY17 Activities: No costs for this task. Proposed FY18 Activities: No costs for this task. Work Task 42: Brown Pelican Sea PROPOSED FY 2018 PROJECTED FY 2017 BUDGETED FY 2017 SPENT THROUGH FY 2016 $0 $0 $0 $0 Description and Purpose: To deliver mitigation water to Salton Sea until 2017 (2030 per HCP) to stabilize elevation and moderate salinity. Permit Reference: CESA 3(c); 2002 In-Valley BO BP CM-1; HCP SS-1
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