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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
These Projects Will Restore and or Enhance Approximately D 1 River Miles Utilizing D 80 Instream Structures Planting at the Yamsi Ranch D 1 25 River Miles of Electric Fence for the Purpose of Protecting Riparian Environments at the Yamsi Ranch Development of Engineering Specifications for River Restoration at the Yamsi Ranch Which May Include Reconnection of an Abandoned River Channel, Removal of Water Control Structures, and Decommissioning of Drains and Canals This Work Plan Also Includes the Installation of 3 Complexes of 20 Post Assisted Log Structures Pals on 0 25 Miles of the Upper Williamson River That Will Occur in Tandem With Other Restoration Efforts in Addition, This Will Include the Construction of an Artificial Sucker Spawning Channel at Lakeside Farms Following Already Obtained Engineering Specifications
Committed
$467,469
Paid out
$338.2K
72%
Committed, not yet paid
$129.2K
28%
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