Work Task. 2: QSA Implementation Team Biologists PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $1,356,444 $1,286,080 $ 1,355,620 $10,850,212
Work Task. 4: Salton Sea Salinity and Elevation Program PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $6,000 $4,330 $8,000 $50,514 Description and Purpose: To demonstrate compliance with the Salton Sea Habitat Conservation Strategy and monitor salinity and elevation of the Salton Sea. Permit Reference: SWRCB-6; CESA Permit MMRP 40 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Collected salinity measurement data at the Salton Sea for lab analysis and completed annual selenium salinity monitoring. FY 2024 Activities: Collected salinity measurement data at the Salton Sea for lab analysis. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue to fund salinity measurements at the Salton Sea for lab analysis, including airboat and monitoring equipment expenses. pg. 037 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 5: Salton Sea Mitigation Water to Salton Sea PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $96,666,141 Description and Purpose: To implement refined Salton Sea Habitat Conservation Strategy (SSHCS), which requires provision of mitigation water to the Salton Sea for the first 15 years of the project to mitigate reductions in inflow due to the transfer of water to the Water Authority. Mitigation water will be delivered in accordance with the schedule in Table 1-3 of the 9/03 Addendum. Permit Reference: SWRCB CESA Permit 4(c)(i) and MMRP13 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Delivered 46,546 AF of mitigation water to the Salton Sea to resolve 2010 pre-delivery payback in FY 2020. Mitigation task is complete. FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: N/A. pg. 038 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
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Show Work Task Number, description and % complete for each task including those completed, those underway, and those not started.
At SRS, these documents consist of Memorandums of Agreement, Functional Service Agreements, Service Level Agreements, Work for Other Agreements, Interface Control Documents, Work Task Agreements and Financial Position Papers that are implemented in accordance with the “SRS Interface Management Plan”.
This shall include the sequencing of all work items showing:- Work Task (each phase if phased);- Coordination with Utilities;- Utility Adjustments;- Required County submissions;- Obtaining Permits; and- Compliance with Permit Requirements.Each of the above items shall include:- Duration;- Early start;- Late start;- Float time;- Predecessors & Successors; and- Highlighted Critical Path for the entire Project from start to finish.
Objective:This Work Task continues the NFRMPO reporting of the federally required performance measures and targets established in MAP-21 and continued in the FAST Act.
Additionally, staff will geocode traffic crashes within the region for 2020-2021 to ensure accuracy.Overall Impact/Intent:This Work Task provides a historical basis for comparative analysis of the transportation system with previous years and identifies needed adjustments to the RTP projects and the selection of projects for federal funding.
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Work Task. 6: Tamarisk Scrub Habitat - Surveys and Mitigation PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $58,462 $20,100 $61,810 $84,970 Description and Purpose: To develop preconstruction survey checklists and protocols in consultation with the IT, to identify proposed construction and impacted vegetation and covered species. Specific survey protocol will be developed to monitor and quantify changes in the amount/quality of habitat in consultation with USFWS and CDFW. Includes the evaluation of all potential cottonwood-willow and tamarisk stands for Southwestern Willow Flycatcher breeding habitat suitability, prior to IID water conservation activities that could impact tamarisk habitat.
Work Task. 8: Drain Habitat (Aquatic) - Create/Manage/Monitor "Managed Xxxxx" Areas PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $454,636 $463,860 $561,580 $17,362,306 Description and Purpose: To create 959 acres of managed xxxxx habitat over a 15 year period, 1/3 of the total within the first five years. The specific amount will be determined by the IT, and approved by USFWS and CDFW, based upon the drain vegetation survey (an amount equal to the total amount of habitat in the drains), as well as the acreage required to compensate for selenium effects. Due diligence will be conducted on land chosen for Managed Xxxxx and land will be purchased for managed xxxxx. Permit Reference: HCP Drain Habitat; In-Valley Biological Opinion-Rail CM 1-2; CESA 4(g)(i) and MMRP 45, 46, 47, 88, 101, 102, 103 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Phase I built in 2009 - 365 acres. Phase II built in 2014 - 360 acres. Phase III design and construction completed. Buffer zones double as native tree habitat for construction projects. FY 2024 Activities: Conducted O&M of Phases I, II, and III of Managed Xxxxx Complex. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue O&M of Managed Xxxxx Complex Phases I, II, and III. pg. 041 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 17: Farmer and Public Education Program PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $5,000 $1,830 $5,000 $23,894 Description and Purpose: To implement a farmer and public education program on burrowing owls; periodically include information on burrowing owls in water bills to farmers. Permit Reference: HCP, Owl 9 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Designed advertisements to educate the public on burrowing owls and conducted public outreach presentations to various groups. FY 2024 Activities: Engaged with school-age students to design local magazine advertisements for burrowing owls and provide public outreach presentations. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue public outreach presentations, design an ad, and related activities. pg. 052 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 24: Salton Sea Air Quality PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 12,339,800 $5,876,360 $9,613,060 $36,948,530 Description and Purpose: To continue implementation of the 4‑step air quality plan: (1) Restrict Access, (2) Research and Monitoring, (3) Emission Reduction Credits, (4) Direct Emissions Reductions. Permit Reference: SWRCB-8; EIR/EIS STEP 2, AQPLAN-AQ 7 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Conducted activities related to annual emissions inventory, air quality network operations & maintenance, proactive dust control planning, groundwater development, air quality emissions inventory. FY 2024 Activities: Constructed shallow groundwater xxxxx at Bombay Beach and prepared solicitation for the Bombay Beach Vegetation Project. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Continue to carry out activities related to annual emissions inventory, air quality network operations & maintenance, proactive dust control planning, groundwater development, air quality mitigation planning, and public access restrictions on Salton Sea playa. pg. 059 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 25: Minimize Dust Emissions from Fallowed Lands PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $57,775 Description and Purpose: To implement at least one of the Best Management Practices ("BMPs") to minimize PM10 emissions prior to and after fallowing. Permit Reference: SWRCB-8; EIR/EIS-AQ 3 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Fallowed fields are required to have a crop left in place for dust mitigation at the owners expense. No cost to the JPA. FY 2024 Activities: N/A. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: N/A. pg. 060 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 26: Drain Connectivity to Salton Sea Elevation Decrease PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $ - Description and Purpose: To ensure an appropriate level of connectivity between pupfish populations within individual drains that connect to the Sea and are below the first check (at the north and south ends of the Sea) if Salton Sea conditions become unsuitable for pupfish. To maintain created pupfish habitats for the duration of the term of the take permits. Permit Reference: HCP-SS 2; In-Valley Biological Opinion; CESA Permit MMRP 79, 80 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: Drain connectivity for pupfish due to salinity levels is included in Task 20. FY 2024 Activities: Included in Task 20. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Included in Task 20. pg. 061 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024) Work Task 27: Grade Spoil/Roads from Drain Maintenance PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $ - Description and Purpose: When grading spoils from drain or canal cleaning, the soil to be graded will first be rolled away from the channel and broken up into small clods and slowly rolled back towards the channel. Care will be taken to not roll the soil back down the slope. Permit Reference: Owl-3, HCP Accomplishments Through FY 2023: IID protocols for drain and canal cleaning include spoil to be graded away from the channel. Costs for burrowing owl marking included in Task 15. FY 2024 Activities: Included in Task 15. Proposed FY 2025 Activities: Included in Task 15. pg. 062 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 28: Power Line Markers for Pumpback and Seepage Recovery Systems PROPOSED FY 2025 PROJECTED FY 2024 BUDGETED FY 2024 SPENT THROUGH FY 2023 $ - $ - $ - $1,960 Description and Purpose: To install markers in accordance with industry standards in order to reduce bird strikes and to alert birds to the presence of the lines if IID builds additional power lines to provide power to pumps for tailwater return systems. If additional lines are erected, submit a report to USFWS and CDFW. Permit Reference: HCP-AG 1; CESA Permit MMRP 55, 57 Accomplishments Through FY 2023: N/A FY 2024 Activities: N/A Proposed FY 2025 Activities: N/A pg. 063 Appendix 2 – Work Plan by Mitigation Task (Proposed June 2024)
Work Task. 5: Salton Sea Mitigation Water to Salton Sea PROPOSED FY 2020 PROJECTED FY 2019 BUDGETED FY 2019 SPENT THROUGH FY 2018 $0 $34,142 $16,610 $89,588,381 Description and Purpose: To implement refined Salton Sea Habitat Conservation Strategy (SSHCS), which requires provision of mitigation water to the Salton Sea for the first 15 years of the project to mitigate reductions in inflow due to the transfer of water to the Water Authority. Mitigation water will be delivered in accordance with the schedule in Table 1-3 of the 9/03 Addendum. Permit Reference: SWRCB CESA Permit 4(c)(i) and MMRP13 Accomplishments Through FY18: Mitigation water was delivered per calendar year, broken up over two fiscal years, from 2003 to 2017. FY19 Activities: Delivery of mitigation water through December 31, 2017. After finalized water accounting, the remainder of calendar year 2017 mitigation water in the amount of 125 acre-feet was delivered in FY19. Proposed FY20 Activities: The remaining calendar year 2017 delivery was completed in 2018. The budget does not include payback mitigation water from 2011. Work Task 6: Tamarisk Scrub Habitat - Surveys and Mitigation PROPOSED FY 2020 PROJECTED FY 2019 BUDGETED FY 2019 SPENT THROUGH FY 2018 $70,620 $0 $368,560 $9,548 Description and Purpose: To develop preconstruction survey checklists and protocols in consultation with the IT, to identify proposed construction and impacted vegetation and covered species. Specific survey protocol will be developed to monitor and quantify changes in the amount/quality of habitat in consultation with USFWS and CDFW. Includes the evaluation of all potential cottonwood-willow and tamarisk stands for Southwestern Willow Flycatcher breeding habitat suitability, prior to IID water conservation activities that could impact tamarisk habitat.