In 2010, approximately 6000 ft of Peshastin Irrigation District Canal was converted from an open canal to a closed pipeline (Schedule A). In 2011, another 3300 ft of the ditch will be converted from an open canal to a closed pipeline. The construction of this pipeline will eliminate seepage in that reach. The upstream end of the proposed pipeline ties into a pipeline constructed in 2005 by Peshastin Irrigation District. Once completed, with Schedule A &B, this project will save a conservatively estimated 1.2 cfs which is a significant amount during low flows in Peshastin Creek that can go down to 3.5 cfs in late summer. This water savings will reduce diversions from Peshastin Creek and increase instream flow for fish passage.