CROSSING EG063
Deep, Goose, Eagle 2004 Fish Passage Assessment
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Watershed: Eagle Creek
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Stream: Bear Creek
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Road: SE Kleinsmith Rd
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Latitude: 45.33626542
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Longitude: -122.2291767
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Elevation: 1,130 feet
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Ownership: County
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Fish Use: Resident
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Type: Round metal culvert pipe (1)
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Slope: 0.7%
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Habitat Description
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Channel habitat type: High gradient, confined
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Catchment acreage: 1,250
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Avg. bankfull width: 10 feet
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Distance from Clackamas R.: 9.6 miles
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Upstream fish-bearing length: 2.9 miles
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Comments: This crossing (CMP, dia = 4′) is a complete barrier to passage on Bear Creek under Kleinsmith Road. Though it has a fairly long length and is undersized compared to the average bankfull channel width, the primary cause of blockage to passage is a boulder strengthened wood barrier at the inlet that creates a ponding feature for the neighbor’s landscaping. Removal of this barricade would facilitate fish passage, dropping this crossings priority ranking considerably.
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Prioritization and Cost Information
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Degree of fish passage blockage: Complete
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Habitat priority: 31
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Habitat and cost priority: 25
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Fix solution: Culvert Stream Simulation
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Span: 4 ft
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Rise: ft
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Length: 57 ft
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Fill Height (ft): 4.1 ft
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Utilities concerns: Probably has UG utilities passing over
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Traffic volume: Moderate
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Total Estimated Project Cost: $68,000
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Field Photos
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