Tailwater Reduction Sample Clauses

Tailwater Reduction. ▪ Permittee agrees to conduct an evaluation of water quality conditions in and in the vicinity of the road crossing over Kettle Springs Creek to identify and eliminate any man- made variables contributing to elevated temperatures observed in this stream segment in past studies. Time Frame: Study will be completed within 2 years of permit issuance. Solutions for management-induced variables will be sought concurrently with findings and implemented within five years of permit issuance. ▪ Permittee agrees to construct and maintain enhanced tailwater berms to eliminate tailwater returning as warm surface flow to Kettle Springs Creek, if applicable. Time Frame: Within 2 years of permit issuance. Soil Moisture Monitoring Program See Section E.3.a., below. Participation in reach-wide Diversion Management Plans See Section E.3.a., below. Upgrade/repair/maintain diversion facilities See Section E.3.a., below. Diversion relocation/combination See Section E.3.a., below. E.2.b. Passage/Migration/ Diversion Screening Remediation of identified on-site barriersSee Section E.3.d. “Beaver Management”, below. Diversion Screening See Section E.3.b., below.
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Tailwater Reduction.  The Enrolled Property is, and will continue to be, sprinkler irrigated, thus not produce tailwater. Participation in reach-wide Diversion Management Plan  The Enrolled Property is, and will continue to be, sprinkler irrigated, while utilizing the stored “Prior Rights” downstream, per current Upper Shasta River Flow Management Strategy. Upgrade/repair/maintain diversion facilities  Permittee has cooperated in studies to redesign and reconstruct HVR diversion located on the Enrolled Property (at -122.38123, 41.54835), including realignment and piping of conveyance facilities, at a potential loss of ±10 acres of sub-irrigated pasture.
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Tailwater Reduction. The Permittee will continue soil moisture monitoring as a management tool to reduce tailwater: A real-time soil moisture sensor was installed at the bottom of
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Tailwater Reduction. Permittee agrees to maintain pickup ditch and will collect tailwater wherever possible and put to beneficial use in such a way that re-use of tailwater will not increase consumptive use. Soil Moisture Monitoring Program Multiple field moisture sensor stations will be installed, maintained and used in the main pasture to inform the irrigator when to irrigate to optimize irrigation application rate efficiency. The Permittee agrees to the development of irrigation management plans developed in collaboration with experts from academia (University of California, California State Universities, or other experts approved by the Agencies) to better manage efficient application of water throughout the irrigation season. The Agencies believe that irrigation management plans developed as a result of this program would result in a reduction in applied water during the irrigation season which would result in additional instream flow benefits coho salmon. Irrigation efficiencies based on soil moisture monitoring will be reported in the annual report. Interim Operation Plan To reduce adverse water quality impacts to Covered Species at the end of each irrigation cycle, the existing impoundment shall be drained in a manner that minimizes turbidity, siltation, and elevated water temperatures to Parks Creek downstream. Whenever feasible, initiation of drawdown through removal of dam boards or other obstacles should be released in the early morning (prior to 10:00 am) and/or during cool times of year, and will be released as gradually as possible to minimize fine sediment discharges.
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Tailwater Reduction. If irrigation occurs within the Big Springs Unit, and if tailwater measurably affects stream temperature (i.e., changes stream temperature by more than 0.1 degrees Celsius from upstream to downstream), Permittee will continue to manage the tailwater capture pond installed within the Big Springs unit to prevent tailwater coming from upslope pastures from entering Big Springs Creek. The pond is equipped with temperature monitoring stations that inform the Permittee when the temperature of the water is suitable to return into Big Springs Creek. Tailwater that is warmer than the creek is held in the pond until its temperature is the same or lower than Big Springs Creek water. -When not irrigating, the Permittee will close the head gate after the spur ditch heading to Bass Lake to mitigate for any tailwater that may travel on to the property from adjacent properties. Off-Channel Stock watering -Permittee commits to maintain the existing off-channel stock water system if livestock are present.
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Tailwater Reduction. Tailwater is a large concern in this reach, and the Enrolled Property topography includes sloped pastures with gullies. The Permittee commits to the construction and maintenance of approximately 1000-feet of tailwater infiltration berms at known tailwater return points within the Bunkhouse Pasture. The berm was designed to collect water from the pasture over time, allow it to percolate into the ground, and/or be released in the morning hours if cool enough via a xxxxxxxx valve and culvert. This project was constructed in 2017 with funds from the Shasta Valley RCD. HVR utilized this feature in 2017 with overall success and will maintain and manage the berm for the term of the agreement. Water Exchanges: -A water exchange of 1.5 cfs with MWCD has being negotiated under this Agreement to facilitate improvement to water quality by releasing additional spring water to the channel. Once the terms with MWCD are settled and a 1707 has been completed, the exchange would be exercised for the term of the agreement. In order to exercise the exchange, the installation of an additional pipeline (approximately 4000-feet) to deliver up to 1.5 cfs of MWCD water (in addition to current prior rights deliveries) in exchange for bypassing available cold spring water directly to the Shasta River from June 1 through September 15th is needed. This project has been designed, environmental review has been completed, and permits and implementation funds have been obtained, with the goal to construct in 2019-2020. In order for an exchange to occur, the overall spring production on the Enrolled Property must be over 0.75 cfs; this allows the Enrolled Property to fulfill the 0.25 cfs adjudicated right (#160/161) for irrigation purposes and the 0.5 cfs spring contribution due to efficiency improvements (as described above). If the overall spring production is between 0.75 and 2.25 cfs than the exchange agreement will be fulfilled on a 1:1 basis and if spring production decreases the exchange amount diverted will be decreased in equal proportion. This effort will be documented with the SWRCB through a Water Code section 1707 process by 2019-2020. The water exchange will be managed using real-time flow meters, measuring spring released to the river and exchange water used for irrigation.
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Tailwater Reduction. The Permittee will collect tailwater in open ditches and reused whenever possible.
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