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PRISM Project #14-1732 (Completed)
Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design
    Project Details    
Chelan Co Natural Resource; Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design (#14-1732)

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Chelan Co Natural Resource; Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design (#14-1732) Attachment #202104, IMG_2788

Chelan Co Natural Resource; Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design (#14-1732)

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Project Status:  Closed Completed since 04/04/2018
 
Project Type:  Planning
Project Sponsor:  Chelan County Natural Resources Department
Funding Board:  Salmon Recovery Funding Board
              Funding  
Salmon Federal Projects: $27,364
Total RCO Grant: $27,364 (53%)
Sponsor Match: $24,331 (47%)
Total Agreement: $51,696 (100%)
              Links
 

    Project Description    
The project proposes to develop prelminary designs for a Skinney Creek restoration project. Railroad construction and subsequent construction of Highway 2 re-aligned Skinney Creek into its current channel configuration. The lower 2,000 feet of Skinney Creek is narrow and confined between two remnant berms or levees. The proposed design project will re-construct the stream channel into its former floodplain area.

The primary habitat-limiting factors within Skinney Creek are artificial obstructions, riparian condition, channel entrenchment, water quality (fine sediment), off-channel habitat, and large woody debris. All the fish passage barriers have been removed from Skinney Creek. However, highway and railroad construction have impacted stream processes such as hydro-geomorphic processes, woody debris recruitment, channel migration, instream habitat complexity, and gravel recruitment. Today, Skinney Creek within the project area is characterized by an entrenched channel with little habitat complexity, a lack of large wood and pools, and no floodplain access due to the levees that border the channel.

Skinney Creek does provide habitat for spring Chinook and steelhead. However, there is likely limited use by both species under current conditions. The project goal is to restore natural stream processes such as stream channel function, channel complexity, and floodplain connectivity. This will increase habitat diversity and improve rearing and spawning potential in Skinney Creek for spring Chinook and steelhead.

    Project Contacts    
         
Project Sponsor: Chelan County Natural Resources Department Lead Entity: Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery Board Lead Entity
  Project Contact: Jennifer Hadersberger
jennifer@cdlandtrust.org
(509) 860-1022
   
 
Funding Agency: Recreation and Conservation Office    
  Project Manager: Amee Bahr
Amee.Bahr@rco.wa.gov
(360) 867-8585
   

    Project Location    
General Area:   Upstream end of Tumwater Canyon
County:   Chelan
Legislative District:   12
Congressional District 2022:   08
Salmon Recovery Regions:   Upper Columbia River
Watershed Administrative Unit:   Chiwaukum
HUC8:   Wenatchee (17020011)
WRIA:   Wenatchee
Sections:   04
Township:   T25NR17E
Coordinates:   47.68929463
-120.73672633

    Worksites    
Worksite NameScope of WorkActual Planning Cost
Skinney Creek Floodplain (#1) Preliminary design (B.1.b.11.a RCO) $63,688
 Total$63,688
Amounts may not be complete

    Properties    
Worksite Name Property NameLandowner Type
Skinney Creek Floodplain (#1)   Property 1 - Skinney Creek Floodplain Federal Government
   Total
Amounts may not be complete

    Project Metrics (Outcomes, Benefits)    
 Category / Work Type / MetricFinal

Restoration Metrics (rolled up from Worksite level)

      
Area Encompassed (acres) (B.0.b.1) 10.0
Miles of Stream and/or Shoreline Affected (B.0.b.2) 0.70

    Project Milestones    
Milestone NameTarget DateDescription
Project Start 11/25/2015
Data Gathering Started 01/31/2016
Progress Report Due 06/30/2016
RFP Complete/Consultant Hired 07/31/2016
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2016
Progress Report Due 12/31/2016
Data Gathering Started 12/31/2016 Topographic survey
Draft Design to RCO 06/30/2017 Conceptual Design
Progress Report Due 06/30/2017
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2017
Preliminary Design to RCO 12/31/2017
Special Conditions Met 12/31/2017 M18, Appendix D-2, Prelminary Design Deliverables, pages 115-120
Cultural Resources Complete 12/31/2017
Agreement End Date 01/31/2018
Final Report Due 03/31/2018
Final Billing Due 03/31/2018


    Project Attachments    
Attachment TypeAttachment TitleAttach Date
Agreement - State 14-1732 Project Agreement.pdf 02/02/2016
Amendment - State 14-1732 Amend #1 Cost Change.pdf 11/28/2017
Application Review Report Application Review Report, 14-1732P(compl 09/24/14 11:27:26).pdf 09/24/2014
Correspondence UCSRB Reallocation of 2014 Funds Memo 11-25-15.pdf 12/10/2015
Cost Estimate Budget.pdf 10/17/2014
Cost Estimate Skinney2014Final-Proposaltrackchangesaccepted 26.pdf 08/13/2014
Design document SkinneyCreek_Concepts_061416.pdf.pdf 07/06/2017
Final project report Final Report, 14-1732 (accepted 04/04/18 09:46:15).pdf 04/04/2018
Map: Planning Area Skinney2014Final-Proposaltrackchangesaccepted 16.pdf 08/13/2014
Photo IMG_2788.jpg 08/13/2014
Progress report Progress Report, 14-1732 (accepted 07/17/17 07:46:38).pdf 07/17/2017
Progress report Progress Report 01/03/2017.pdf 01/03/2017
Project Application Report Application Report, 14-1732P (submitted 08/13/14 14:09:16).pdf 08/13/2014
Project Metric Report Progress Report 2 01/03/2017.pdf 01/03/2017
Salmon Project Proposal Skinney2014Final-ProposalOct.pdf 10/17/2014
Salmon Project Proposal Skinney2014Final-Proposaltrackchanges.pdf 08/13/2014
Salmon Project Proposal Skinney2014Final-Proposaltrackchangesaccepted.pdf 08/13/2014
Salmon Project Proposal Skinney 2014 Pre-Proposal.pdf 05/02/2014
SRFB Review Panel Comment Form 14-1732 Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design.pdf 12/29/2014
SRFB Review Panel Comment Form SRP-Response-Skinney Creek Floodplain Restoration Design.docx 08/13/2014

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