SRP Project

Logging Camp Creek Fish Passage

Organization	Klickitat Lead Entity
Sponsor	Klickitat County
Status	Completed
Schedule	Start Date: 1/1/1999 End Date: 9/17/2004

DESCRIPTION

Located near the historic town of Pitt, Logging Camp Creek is a tributary to the Klickitat River. The new landowner at the mouth of Logging Camp Creek approached the NRCS on a project to reestablish summer steelhead populations above a blockage caused by the old railroad grade. NRCS took the idea to the WRIA 30 advisory committee. An on-site visit confirmed the fish passage problem and started the process toward solutions. This project develops a single 1/8 mile channel for fish passage by modifying an existing constriction into one main channel. An excavator will be used to deepen the braided channels and create one single channel. Klickitat River tributaries do not come close toward meeting historic production levels. Like some other Klickitat River tributaries (including Swale and Snyder Creeks), fish passage blockage on Logging Camp Creek has made it impossible for salmon and steelhead to utilize this habitat. The proposed project will enable salmonids to spawn and rear in a traditionally used area.

FUNDING SOURCES

FUNDING ENTRIES FROM GRANT PROJECT AGREEMENT

Type	Date	Funding Org	Funding Program	Match	Amount
Requested	06/14/1999	Klickitat County		Match	$2,500.00
Requested	06/14/1999	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon Federal Projects		$10,000.00
Allocated	09/17/2004	Klickitat County		Match	$2,547.12
Allocated	09/17/2004	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon Federal Projects		$9,615.38
Spent	09/17/2004	Klickitat County		Match	-$2,547.12
Spent	09/17/2004	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon Federal Projects		-$9,615.38

Grant Project Agreement Totals	Proposed	Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Grant Project Agreement Totals	$12,500.00	$12,500.00	$12,162.50	$12,162.50	$0.00

OTHER FUNDING (Funding that is NOT in a grant project agreement)

Type	Date	Funding Org	Funding Program	Match	Amount

Other Funding Totals	Proposed	Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Other Funding Totals

Grand Totals	Proposed	Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Grand Totals

PRIMARY SPONSOR

Klickitat County

PROJECT CONTACT

Dave McClure

PROJECT MANAGER

Kay Caromile

LOCATION

Chinook-Pop (ESU):	Chinook-Middle Columbia River Spring, Not Warranted
Chum-Pop (ESU):	Chum-Columbia River, Upper Gorge Tributaries, Threatened
County:	Klickitat
HUC12:	Klickitat River (170701060409)
HUC8:	Klickitat (17070106)
Lead Entity Area:	Klickitat County
Legislative District:	17
Salmon Recovery Regions:	Middle Columbia River
Sections:	32
Steelhead-Pop (ESU):	Steelhead-Middle Columbia River, Klickitat River, Threatened
Township:	T04NR13E
Watershed Administrative Unit:	Klickitat
WRIA:	Klickitat

View project on a larger map

		APPLICATION		FINAL
RESTORATION METRICS
	Miles of Stream and/or Shoreline Treated or Protected (C.0.b)	0.01	mi	0.01	mi
	Fish Passage Improvement
	*Miles Of Stream Made Accessible (SRFB) (C.2.b.1)	1.00	mi	1.00	mi
	*Number of blockages / impediments / barriers impeding passage (C.2.b.4)			1.00
	Square Miles Of streambed made accessible (C.2.b.2)
	Culvert installed or improved (C.2.f.1)
	Miles of stream made accessible by culvert installation/repair (C.2.f.3)	1.00	mi	1.00	mi
	Number of culverts (C.2.f.2)
	Fish passage blockages removed or altered (C.2.c.1)
	Change in water flow (fish passage project)(cu feet)
	Number of Blockages/Impediments/Barriers Removed/Altered (C.2.c.2)	1.00		1.00
	Road-crossing removal (C.2.i.1)
	Miles of stream made accessible by road crossing removal (C.2.i.3)	0.00	mi	0.00	mi
	Number of road-crossings (C.2.i.2)
	Site Stewardship Project
	Restored land maintained (C.11.c.1)
	Acres of restored land maintained (C.11.c.2)