Substrate Quality. Spawning Substrate (Completed) Cooperated in XxXxxx and Xxxxx study (XxXxxx & Xxxxx, et al., 2010) by allowing access for evaluation of gravel composition and quality.
Substrate Quality. Providing access to potential augmentation projects No activities are proposed except potentially as an outcome of Mid-Parks Creek Project. Sediment/Turbidity - See “Hydrology/Water Quality: Tailwater Reduction,” Section E.2.a., above. Floodplain Function - Identification of potential floodplain habitat sites No activities are proposed except potentially as an outcome of Mid-Parks Creek Project. Beaver management to promote floodplain function
Substrate Quality. Riparian function measure (Also see Section E.1.d. above) Cooperated in XxXxxx and Xxxxx study (XxXxxx & Xxxxx, et al., 2010) by allowing access for evaluation of gravel composition and quality. Summarizing the findings: Reductions to spawning gravel supply and spawning gravel storage within main stem and tributary spawning areas have reduced spawning gravel availability and gravel quality for salmon spawning habitat. The quantity of spawning gravel in the main stem Shasta River and in key tributary reaches can be increased, and the quality of existing spawning gravel can be improved. Based on current and projected coho salmon population estimates by CDFG, spawning gravel inventory results suggested that the existing spawning gravel quantity is adequate to sustain current (and support projected) populations, but that the quality of existing spawning gravel may be limiting fry production and thus should be improved. For Chinook salmon, however, results suggested spawning gravel quantities may be limiting populations in high escapement years, and that gravel augmentation will be needed in the near future to sustain current spawning gravel supplies as well as allow Chinook salmon population to expand beyond current levels. An enhancement strategy was proposed that first focuses on coho salmon habitat (due to a significantly reduced population) and then focuses on Chinook salmon habitat.
Substrate Quality. The Permittee is not implementing or maintaining any measures specific to substrate quality.
Substrate Quality. The Permittee will allow NMFS and CDFW access to determine the feasibility of the introduction of spawning gravel and will allow implementation of spawning gravel enhancement projects. Up to three sites will be evaluated and potentially implemented.
Substrate Quality. The Partnership shall promptly advise ISC if all ----------------- or part of any shipment of ISC Substrate is obviously damaged or defective. The Partnership shall have no obligation to perform Coating Services or Slitting Services on any damaged or defective ISC Substrate.
Substrate Quality. MSCWC shall promptly advise ISG if all or part of any shipment of ISG Substrate is obviously damaged or defective. MSCWC shall have no obligation to perform Coating Services on any damaged or defective ISG Substrate.
Substrate Quality. Substrate for spawning has not been observed on the enrolled property; however, a site visit will be conducted with agency staff to address this question as outlined above.
Substrate Quality. Riparian function measures, See Section E.3.c.
Substrate Quality. No actions are proposed in for Substrate Quality in elevated baseline for this Permittee.
