Proposal 199206102: Albeni Falls Wildlife Mitigation - Kalispel Tribe

1. Administrative
2. Location
3. Species
4. Past accomplishments  
5. Relationships
6. Objectives
7. Work elements   
8. Budget
9. Future
10. Narrative

Organization: Albeni Falls Interagency Work Group

Short description:
Protect, restore, enhance, and maintain wetland and wildlife habitat in Pend Oreille, Coeur d'Alene, and Kootenai Subbasins as ongoing mitigation for impacts associated with the construction and innundation of the Albeni Falls hydroelectric project.

Contacts

Contact nameRoleAddressPhoneEmail
Ray D. Entz Supervisor Kalispel Tribe
1981 N. Leclerc Rd. P.O. Box 39
Usk WA 99180
509.445.1147 rentz@knrd.org
Neil Lockwood Project Lead

nlockwood@knrd.org

Section 2. Location

Province: Intermountain Subbasin: Pend Oreille

Specific locations

Lat/longLocation descWaterbody (lake or stream)County/StateSubbasinResolutionPrimary?
48.2050, -116.4136 Beaver/Eaton Lake Conservation Unit - 455 acres Beaver/Eaton Lake Bonner ID Pend Oreille point No
48.388401, -117.326571 Tacoma-Trimble Management Area -1,666 acres Tacoma Creek Pend Oreille WA Pend Oreille point No
48.221161, -116.906025 Priest River Conservation Unit - 63 acres Lower West Branch Priest River Bonner ID Pend Oreille point No
48.14173, -116.846025 Carey Creek Conservation Unit - 117 acres Pend Oreille River Bonner ID Pend Oreille point No
48.2231, -116.3917 Gamblin Lake Conservation Unit - 156 acres Gamblin Lake Bonner County ID Pend Oreille point No
48.380269, -117.275773 Flying Goose Ranch, approximately 10 miles north of the Kalispel Tribal Headquarters on LeClerc Road. 436 acres Pend Oreille River Pend Oreille WA Pend Oreille point No
48.380269, -117.275773 Dilling Addition to the Flying Goose Ranch, adjacent to the Flying Goose Ranch to the north. 164 acres Pend Oreille River Pend Oreille WA Pend Oreille point No
48.335074, -117.323041 Calispell Creek Management Area, west of CUsick, WA west of Calispell Creek. 612 acres Calispell Creek Pend Oreille WA Pend Oreille point No
48.459366, -116.987498 Big Meadows Management Area, 24 miles north of Priest River, ID. on Squaw Valley Road 4 miles west from ID Hwy 57. 620 acres Upper West Branch Priest River Bonner ID Pend Oreille point No
48.336171, -116.535497 Sand Creek Conservation Unit, approximately 6 miles north of Sandpoint, ID on U.S. HWy 2 - 80 acres Sand Creek Bonner ID Pend Oreille point No

Section 3. Species

Primary: Wildlife: All Wildlife

Additional species: Bald Eagle, Black-capped Chickadee, Canada Goose, Mallard, Muskrat, Redhead, White-tailed Deer, and Yellow Warbler

Section 4. Past accomplishments

FYAccomplishment
1985 Completed Albeni Falls Wildlife Mitigation Status Report.
1988 Completed Albeni Falls Protection, Mitigation, and Enhancement Plan.
1996 Completed Albeni Falls Wildlife Management Plan: Final Environmental Assessment.
1997 Protected 353 acres (726 HUs) of high quality wetland habitat in the Hope/Clark Fork area of Bonner County, ID: Derr Creek (240 acres; 373.27 HUs), Denton Slough (16.76 acres; 41.44 HUs), and Carter's Island (95.9 acres; 311.82 HUs).
1998 Protected 110 acres (187 HUs) of wetland habitat on the Pack River in Bonner County, ID: Rapid Lightning (109.95 acres; 187.02 HUs).
1999 Protected 1,884 acres of wetland habitat in Boundary and Bonner County, ID: Boundary Creek (1,405 acres), Trout Creek (216 acres), Lower Pack River (30 acres), Albeni Cove (70 acres), Westmond Lake (65 acres), Cocolalla Lake (98 acres).
2000 Protected 740 acres and an estimated 546 HUs of wetlands and riparian habitat near Cusick, WA. Protection of 63 acres and an estimated 140.73 HUs of wetland habitat near Priest River, ID
2001 Protected 450 acres and 232 HUs of wetland and riparian habitat near Cusick, WA.
2002 Protected 408 acres and 499.58 HUs of wetland and riparian habitat near Sagle, ID and 117 acres and 172.95 HUs near Priest River, ID
2003 Completed management plans for ~1,200 acres in WA state known as Tacoma/Trimble WMA.
2004 Protected 505 acres and 579.63 HUs of wetland and riparian habitat near Cusick, WA; 130 acres and 317.74 HUs near Sagle, ID; and 1,372 acres and 364 HUs near Plummer, ID (Hangman Creek).
2005 Completed HEP reports on several properties in ID and WA.
2006 Protected 442 acres along Calispell and Smalle Creeks near Cusick, WA. Completed HEP reports. Completed the Idaho Wildlife Management Plan for all properties managed by the Kalispel Tribe in Idaho.
2007 Protected 620 acres along the Upper West Branch Priest River and Goose Creek near Priest Lake in Idaho. Completed HEP report.
2008 Completed first draft of the Washington Wildlife Management Plan for all properties managed by the Tribe in Washington. Report at BPA for intial review.

Section 5. Relationships to other projects

Funding sourceProject IDProject TitleRelationship
BPA 199004401 Lake Creek Land Acquisition Partial mitigation (up to 750 HUs) for Albeni Falls Dam losses
BPA 199106000 Pend Oreille Wetlands Acquisition Partial mitigation (~ 1,300 HUs) for Albeni Falls Dam losses
BPA 200103300 Hangman Watershed Acquisition 2004 and 2005 one time habitat acquisitions charged to Albeni Falls Dam
Other: Pend Oreille PUD #1 [no entry] Tacoma WMA and Everett Is. WMA Like management adjacent to BPA mitigation lands.
Other: Avista Clark Fork Dams Clark Fork Delta habitat protection/enhancement Like actions to protect/enhance wetland and riparian habitats in the Clark Fork Delta
BPA 199004400 Coeur D'Alene Reservation Habitat Restoration Project Provided floodplain and instream habitat enhancements that benefited AFD wildlife project HU contributions to BPA
BPA 199206105 Albeni Falls Wildlife Mitigation O&M - Kootenai Tribe of Idaho Partial mitigation for Albeni losses through O, M, & E funding.
BPA 199206106 Albeni Falls Wildlife Mitigation O&M - Coeur d'Alene Tribe O, M, & E expense funding to Partially mitigate for Albeni Falls Dam losses

Section 6. Objectives

Objective titleDescriptionRelevant subbasin planRelevant strategy(ies)Page number(s)
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Increase open water wetlands and overall biological diversity. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Facilities improvements, construct boundary fences to prevent trespass grazing. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Establish native vegetation to increase vegetative diversity and waterfowl nesting habitat suitability. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Conduct prescribed burns to increase forage and vegetative diversity. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Create nesting islands or upland areas adjacent to newly restored wetlands to increase nesting habitat. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Where necessary due to Diking District control, develop water control structures to manage water levels and aquatic vegetation using established moist soil management techniques. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year Erect fences and gates to control public access and reduce human disturbance. Intermountain Strategy b: Develop and implement management plans consistent with Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Authority (CBFWA) Guidelines for Enhancement, Operation, and Maintenance Activities for Wildlife Mitigation Projects 18-31
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Apply chemical, biological, mechanical control to retard spread of noxious weeds. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain Canada goose brood pastures. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain habitat improvements. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain gates and fence lines. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain water control structures. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Control nuisance animals. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain public access sites. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Implement seasonal closures to protect nesting waterfowl from disturbance. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year Maintain open water for waterfowl brood rearing habitat. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year Conduct 5 to 10-year HEP to determine increase in HUs from enhancement activities. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year A no cost objective to coordinate Upper Columbia Wildlfie Monitoring and Evaluation Project on Kalisepl managed wildlife management lands. Intermountain Strategy a: Ensure long-term protection, enhancement, and monitoring of habitat units through secured funding for O&M. 18-32
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Identify willing landowner participants Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Consult and coordinate throughout the process with the NPPC, BPA, local governments, and the public. Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Complete federal compliance requirements (appraisal, environmental survey, cultural resource survey, etc.). Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Complete NEPA requirements. Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Credit BPA with baseline HUs for each parcel protected. Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Complete HEP reports and wildlife management plans for each parcel protected. Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31
Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually Coordinate with the Coeur d'Alene and Kootenai Tribes as it relates to the capital program and project consistency. Intermountain Strategy a): Identify and protect habitat through fee title acquisition, conservation easements, lease, or management agreements. The Council defines protection as any action that protects habitat in perpetuity. 18-31

Section 7. Work elements

Work element nameWork element titleObjective(s)Start dateEnd dateEstimated budget>Sponsor performs work?
Plant Vegetation Reestablish native vegetation Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 60,000 Yes
Description: Use native plant and seed materials to plant denuded areas on project sites to minimize erosion and noxious weed invasion. Use native plant materials to change altered habitats to native habitat types

Metrics:
# of upland acres treated: 50 annually

Conduct Controlled Burn Conduct prescribed burns for meadows on floodplain project sites Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 75,000 Yes
Description: burn at least 400 acres each fall and 400 acres each spring

Metrics:
# of riparian acres treated: 250 acres annually

Create, Restore, and/or Enhance Wetland Use wetland enhancement spoils to create nesting islands for increased nesting habitat Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 210,000 Yes
Description: Add wetland nestiing features to project sites according to approved management plans. Add diversity and density to project wetlands.

Metrics:
# of upland acres treated: 50 annually

Create, Restore, and/or Enhance Wetland Restore hydrologic function to increase and enhance wetland habitats Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 270,000 Yes
Description: Consistent with site-specific management plans, restore hydrologic function by plugging ditches, installing upgraded culverts, installing water control structures, removing dikes, etc.

Metrics:
# of upland acres treated: 75 annually

Install Fence Construct fences and gates to control public access and reduce human disturbance Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 180,000 Yes
Description: Build 10 miles of exterior boundary fence and gates to protect each project property

Metrics:
# of fence miles treated in an upland area: 20

Remove vegetation Inventory and control noxious weeds Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 125,000 Yes
Description: Spray, pull, mow or by other means remove noxious weeds from properties as required by local laws and regulations.

Metrics:
# of upland acres treated: 300 annually
# of riparian acres treated: 300 annually

Create, Restore, and/or Enhance Wetland Increase wetland diversity and density Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 246,000 Yes
Description: Using equipment and blasting methods, increase wetland diversity and density on project lands.

Metrics:
# of upland acres treated: 75 annually

Enhance Floodplain/Remove, Modify, Breach Dike Stabilize shorelines to reduce erosion and construct breakwaters Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 270,000 Yes
Description: Where necessary stabilize eroding shoreline with bio-engineered designs. Where non-renewable resources exist, provide for hard stabilization techniques. Add large woody bedris to project for habitat value and floodplain roughness. Where feasible stabilize shorelines in the Clark Fork Delta to protect habitat from wave-caused eroision and damage and reduce ongoing and future wetland losses.

Metrics:
# of riparian acres treated: 5 annually

Produce Environmental Compliance Documentation Complete permit applications and environmental compliance documentation Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 30,000 Yes
Description: Complete applications for local, state and federal permits necessary to complete enhancement actions. Provide information and permits to BPA for environmental compliance.

Metrics:
Are herbicides used as part of work performed under this contract?: Yes

Prepare HEP Report Complete HEP Report Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 15,000 Yes
Description: Develop HEP reports for initial baseline protection and 5 year updates for enhanced HU values for BPA crediting.
Manage and Administer Projects Coordinate project actions with Coeur d'Alene and Kootenai Tribes. Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year<br>Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 41,827 Yes
Description: Coordinate activite with and between the other two participating Tribes. This will include rotational meetings, minutes, agendas, ranking projects, maintaining records, etc...
Manage and Administer Projects Coordinate with UCUT, BPA, NPPC, and FERC licensed dam operators. Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year<br>Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 30,000 Yes
Description: Coordinate activities with local and regional entities to best implement project goals and objectives.
Identify and Select Projects Identify cost-sharing partnerships Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year<br>Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 6,000 Yes
Description: Identify and secure cost share when appropriate and feasible, while maintaining strict guidelines for BPA crediting.
Produce Environmental Compliance Documentation Complete NEPA requirements Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year<br>Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 45,000 Yes
Description: NEPA checklist/compliance for pre-acquisition

Metrics:
Are herbicides used as part of work performed under this contract?: Yes

Produce Design and/or Specifications develop and/or modify site-specific management plans. Enhance >475 acres of in-kind habitat per year<br>Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year<br>Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year<br>Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 45,000 Yes
Description: Develop management plans for new acquisitions and modify management plans as necessary.
Maintain Vegetation Control noxious weeds to maintain habitats suitable for populations associated with the target species Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 30,000 Yes
Description: Maintain low levels of occurance by noxious weeds by various methods of control.
Maintain Vegetation Maintain brood pastures Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 21,000 Yes
Description: Mow or burn pasture to maintain optimum brood rearing pasture height between 4 and 16 inches.
Maintain Vegetation Maintain habitat improvements Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 90,000 Yes
Description: Maintain plantings in riparian, wetland and near shore areas.
Provide Access and Public Information Maintain gates and fences Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 30,000 Yes
Description: Maintain approximately 35 miles of boundary fence on project lands annually
Operate and Maintain Habitat/Passage/Structure Maintain water control structures Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 45,000 Yes
Description: Operate and maintain water control structures with moist soil management principles.
Remove or Relocate Non-predaceous Animals Control nuisance animals Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 9,000 Yes
Description: Trap and remove nuisance animals that detract from project goals.
Outreach and Education Manage public access and minimize human disturbance Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 30,000 Yes
Description: Provide for information and signage to control public access and identify seasonal closures and property specific rules for access.

Metrics:
# of general public reached: 100 annually

Investigate Trespass Implement seasonal closures Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 21,000 Yes
Description: Minimize human disturbance to nesting waterfowl and other target and non-target species during critical life history periods.
Operate and Maintain Habitat/Passage/Structure Maintain open water and pasture for brood habitat Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 33,000 Yes
Description: Maintain open water complexes and pasture heights for waterfowl brood rearing habitat.
Remove Debris Debris removal Maintain at least 4,369 acres/4,801 HUs per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 45,000 Yes
Description: Remove fence, posts, junk, tires, etc. from project lands to maintain safety and habitat value.
Collect/Generate/Validate Field and Lab Data Coordinate Upper Columbia Wildlife Monitoring and Evaluation Project (UWMEP) on Kalispel managed wildlife lands. Monitor & evaluate wildlife/habitat/mngt per year 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 0 Yes
Description: Provide support and coordination of UWMEP activities on Kalisepl managed wildlife mitigation properties.

Metrics:
Primary R, M, and E Type [Status and Trend Monitoring, Action Effectiveness Research, Uncertainties Research, Project Implementation/ Compliance Monitoring]: Provide M&E for approximately 4,150 acres

Conduct Pre-Acquisition Activities Identify willing landowner participants Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 15,000 Yes
Description: Identify willing sellers and pursue projects based upon landowner response.
Conduct Pre-Acquisition Activities Complete federal compliance requirements (appraisal, environmental survey, cultural resource survey, etc.) Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 180,000 Yes
Description: Meet federal requirements to purchase management rights. Incudes Appraisal, ESA site assessment, Cultural Resource survey, etc...
Conduct Pre-Acquisition Activities Credit BPA with baseline HUs for each parcel protected. Protect 750 ac. of in-kind habitat annually 3/1/2010 2/28/2013 6,000 Yes
Description: Identify minimum HUs from land purchase. Provide estimate of HUs to be delivered to BPA for each property.
work element budget total: 2,203,827

Section 8. Budget

Item Note FY 2010 cost ($) FY 2011 cost ($) FY 2012 cost ($)
Personnel Director of Wildlife and Terrestrial Resources @ 0.1 FTE 8,320 8,320 8,320
Personnel Wildlife Program Manager @ 0.2 FTE 13,312 13,312 13,312
Personnel Project Bilogists @ 2 FTE 116,500 116,500 116,500
Personnel Biological Technicians @ 4 FTE 141,440 141,440 141,440
Personnel GIS Specialist @ 0.2 FTE 11,648 11,648 11,648
Personnel CRM Specialist @ 0.25 FTE 16,896 16,896 16,896
Personnel Administrative Assistant @ 0.25 FTE 11,264 11,264 11,264
Fringe Benefits 35% of Salaries 111,738 111,738 111,738
Travel Per Diem, Lodging, POV mileage, and Airfare 2,477 2,477 2,477
Other Training 2,000 2,000 2,000
Other Vehicle Lease 6,500 6,500 6,500
Supplies Office Equipment 1,500 1,500 1,500
Supplies 200 Native trees and shrubs with protectors, mats and rodent control @ $100 each 20,000 20,000 20,000
Supplies Fencing for 5 miles annually @ 3,300/mile 16,500 16,500 16,500
Supplies Shoreline stabilization materials - rip-rap, rebar, filter fabric 1,750 ft @ $15/ft. 26,250 26,250 26,250
Other Vehicle Maintenance 12 months @ 900 a month 10,800 10,800 10,800
Supplies Miscelanious field supplies - shovels, fence pliers, etc... 2,500 2,500 2,500
Other Telecommunications for cell phones @ 275/month 3,300 3,300 3,300
Supplies Weed control chemicals 650 acres @ $28/acre 18,055 18,055 18,055
Other Contract Services - Weed Control Application for 650 acres @ $55/acre 35,750 35,750 35,750
Other Heavy Equipment lease - Tracked Excavator and Front end loader for 560 hours @ $75/hour 42,000 42,000 42,000
Other Contract Services for pre-acquisition work - appraisals, weed surveys, and land surveys for 3 properties @ $5,000 each 15,000 15,000 15,000
Overhead Indirects @ 2009 level are 17.3% of dorect costs 100,859 100,859 100,859
Itemized budget totals: 734,609 734,609 734,609
Type of funding source Funding source or organization Item or service provided FY 2010 est value ($) FY 2011 est value ($) FY 2012 est value ($) Cash or in-kind? Status
federal US EPA Shoreline Stabilization 12,000 12,000 12,000 Cash Confirmed
tribal Kalispel Tribe of Indians Computer 2,000 2,000 2,000 Cash Confirmed
tribal Kalispel Tribe Police Services 2,000 2,000 2,000 Cash Confirmed
tribal Kalispel Tribe Training 5,000 5,000 5,000 In-Kind Confirmed
tribal Kalispel Tribe Water truck 1 ton 250 gallon 7,500 7,500 7,500 Cash Confirmed
tribal Kalispel Tribe Ford F-250 crew cab truck 7,500 7,500 7,500 Cash Confirmed
other Pend Oreille PUD Shoreline stabilization 50,000 50,000 50,000 Cash Under Development
other Pend Oreille PUD Wildlife Enhancements on about 100 acres - BPA = no HU credit for enahncements 20,000 20,000 20,000 Cash Confirmed
Cost share estimate totals: 106,000 106,000 106,000

FY 2010-12 total cost share estimate: 318,000

Section 9. Project future

Outyear budgets 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
735,000 735,000 735,000 735,000 735,000 735,000

Note
Project costs include O&M, enhancements, M&E, and acquisition of land to meet HU mitigation for Albeni Falls Dam. Budgets are planned at FY 2009 dollars and assume an annual increase of 2.5%.

Likely project termination/end date: 2105

Termination notes:
Project will terminate 50 years after the decommissioning of the Albeni Falls Dam Project.

Final deliverables:
Annual reports, HEP reports, Management Plans, M&E reports and database management

Reviews

ISRP final recommendation: Meets Scientific criteria? Yes

Same ISRP comments as on 199206100. The project proponents provided focused, clear answers to our questions.

from May 19, 2009 ISRP 2009-17 report

Sponsor response to ISRP preliminary review

199206102Albeni Falls Wildlife Capital and Kalispel O-M ISRP response.pdf

ISRP preliminary recommendation: Meets scientific criteria? Response requested

The narrative is nearly identical to 199206100, except this project centers in Pend Oreille subbasin and includes some management activities. The proposal included well-crafted sections on technical justification, program significance, and project relationships. The project history section described past work, and individual projects are described in the project reports. However, the only data shown was change in HUs on one parcel. Generally no monitoring data were presented, although digging into linked reports reveals that monitoring was done in 2004. In the future, the ISRP request a summary of the monitoring data collected since 2002 and identification of the linkages between previous data collection and the proposed UWMEP plan. Information on criteria for prioritizing and identifying potential projects would also be useful. HEP can be used as a tool for crediting but not for effectiveness monitoring. A response is requested on the following: 1. Provide a summary and interpretation of monitoring data collected prior to 2008. 2. How will data from the new monitoring plan (UWMEP) that began in 2008 be integrated with data collected in the past? The ISRP asks that the authors to provide details on where this data is stored.

from Mar 26, 2009 ISRP 2009-7 report