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Dry Creek Habitat Enhancement
Milestones and Progress
David Manning and David Cuneo,
Sonoma County Water Agency
Legislative and Outreach
Updates
Mike Dillabough, Army Corps of Engineers
Ann DuBay, Sonoma County Water Agency
The Army Corps' Reach 15 Project
Completed Projects
Projects in Design
Outreach Updates
Milestone 1
Decision Point
Milestone 3
Milestone 2
Complete design phase, permitting, landowner agreements, begin construction
Evaluate to success of the enhancement projects
Complete Enhancement of miles 2 & 3
1 mile of habitat in Dry Creek completed and work on miles 2 & 3 begins
Enhance 3 additional miles of habitat in Dry Creek for a total of 6 miles
2012
2018
2020
2014
2017
Army Corps of Engineers
Miles 2-3
- Continuing Authorities Program (CAP) Section 1135 Dry Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project
- Feasibility Study (Planning & Design) complete March 2016
- Construction 2016-2017
- Federal contribution $5-10 million
Miles 4-5-6
- General Investigation (GI) Dry Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project
- Authorization in Water Resources Development Act of 2014
- Federal contribution $10-20 million
Monitoring
Coastal Monitoring Program Surveys
Fish Migration
Russian River Diversion System Upgrades
Justin Smith, Sonoma County Water Agency
Aaron Johnson, Sonoma County Water Agency
Functions and the
Need for Improvements
Pam Jeane, Sonoma County Water Agency
Win-Win
Functions of the River Diversion System
Room to Improve
- Benefits California Department of Fish and Wildlife: Builds off of Water Agency’s existing infrastructure and experience in the Russian River
- Benefits the Water Agency: Provides a broader context for data collected to satisfy the Biological Opinion
Project Construction
Steve Koldis, Sonoma County Water Agency
Monitoring Methods
The Whole Picture
River Flow
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Timeline
On the Ground
Temporary Dam? -
Projected for July 7, 2015
Substantial Completion – December 24, 2015
Final Completion –
January 23, 2016
Estuary and
NOAA Habitat Blue Print
Estuary and Jetty Studies
NOAA’s Habitat Blueprint
Russian River Habitat Focus Area
“Summit to Sea"
Jessica Martini Lamb, Sonoma County Water Agency
Joshua Fuller
NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service
Reach 14 a
Timeline and Miles 2 & 3
David Manning and Greg Guensch, Sonoma County Water Agency
Russian River Jetty Study
Data collection completed in 2014
- Installation of 5 monitoring wells to study seepage characteristics
- Completion of geophysical surveys
- Seismic refraction
- Electrical resistivity
- Ground penetrating radar
Seismic refraction and Electrical resistivity
Ground penetrating radar
Results
- Presentation at spring community meeting
- Report this summer
Reach 4 a
- Grant funded through Fisheries Restoration
Grant Program
- Status and trends for coho salmon and steelhead
- Standardize data collection throughout California