Response for project 199105700: Yakima Basin Screen Fabrication Phase II
Comment on proposed FY 2006 budget
This budget is to complete the replacement of the Fogarty Diversion fish screen facilitiy scheduled for the fall of 2005/spring of 2006. Funding will provide for the installation of fish screens, gantry, bypass control gate and miscellenious metal work which were fabricated previously. This budget will be sufficient to complete the remaining work.
Accomplishments since the last review
| Quantity of water protected by screening, as determined by what is stated in the water right or calculated based on flow rate (0.1 acre-feet/year) | 30 cfs | |
| Is the screen New or a Replacement? (N/R) | Replacement | |
| Does the screen meet NOAA/FSOC specs? (Y/N) | yes | |
| Flow rate at the screen diversion allowed by the water right. (0.1 cfs) | 30 cfs |
1992 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Kiona (26 cfs) and Naches Cowiche (40 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1993 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Snipes Allen (29 cfs), WIP Lower (6.8 cfs), New Cascade (147 cfs), and Holmes (2.2 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1994 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Taylor (11.4 cfs), Congdon (43 cfs), and Kelly Lowry (29 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1995 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Toppenish Pump (100 cfs), WIP Upper (58 cfs), and Naches Selah (135 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1996 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Fruitvale (39 cfs), Union Gap (58 cfs), Stevens (2.35 cfs), and Emerick (2.2 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1997 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Bull (30 cfs), Ellensburg Mill (40 cfs), and Anderson (2.75 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1998 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Clark (6.45 cfs), Lindsey (10.6 cfs), and Younger (15 cfs) irrigation diversion sites. 1999 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Johncox (17 cfs) irrigation diversion site. 1999 Fabricate and install screens, gantry, and metalwork at Johncox (17 cfs) irrigation diversion site. 2002 Selah Moxee fish screens, cleaner system, bypass control gate, miscellenious metal work. 2004 Packwood, screens, cleaning system, bypass control gate, miscellenious metal work.
FY 2006 goals and anticipated accomplishments
| Quantity of water protected by screening, as determined by what is stated in the water right or calculated based on flow rate (0.1 acre-feet/year) | 30 | |
| Is the screen New or a Replacement? (N/R) | Replacement | |
| Does the screen meet NOAA/FSOC specs? (Y/N) | Yes | |
| Flow rate at the screen diversion allowed by the water right. (0.1 cfs) | 30 |
Replacement of fish screen facility the did not current state and federal fish protection criteria during spring of 2006.
Subbasin planning
How is this project consistent with subbasin plans?
This project is consistent with and implements Aquatic Strategies 10 & 16 of the Management Plan (More than 500 unscreened diversions continue to reduce production potential by entraining migrating fish, particularly in tributaries. Screening and passage projects are considered high priority actions to increase salmonid abundance and intrinsic population productivity). And ( Work Cooperatively with BPA to design irrigation diversions that will remain stable and functioning over long time periods).
How do goals match subbasin plan priorities?
Other comments
This is the last of the Yakama Basin Phase II Passage and Screening projects.