Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Focus of the Project Is an Undersized Aging Culvert on Bum Creek, a Tributary of South Sister Creek, an Area Within the Upper Smith River Watershed.the Bum Creek Culvert Is Less Than 40% of the Size Needed to Meet State and Federal Fish Passage Guidelines. the Culvert Has Moderate Rust, Is Not Embedded, and Water Flows Around the Culvert Through Road Fill. the New Open-bottom Arch Pipe With Concrete Footings Is 100% Designed and Will Meet All State and Federal Fish Passage Criteria. Bringing the Span of This Culvert Crossing From 6 Feet to 16 Feet Wide.
Committed
$40,000
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