FY 2002 Columbia Plateau Proposal 25008

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Proposal Table of Contents

Additional Documents

Section 1. General Administrative information
Section 2. Past accomplishments
Section 3. Relationships to other projects
Section 4. Budgets for planning/design phase
Section 5. Budgets for construction/implementation phase
Section 6. Budgets for operations/maintenance phase
Section 7. Budgets for monitoring/evaluation phase
Section 8. Budget Summary

Reviews and Recommendations
Title Type File Size File Date
25008 Narrative doc 325 kb Apr 13, 2001
25008 Sponsor Response to the ISRP doc 35 kb Jun 29, 2001
25008 Powerpoint Presentation ppt 451 kb May 7, 2001
Columbia Plateau: Palouse Subbasin Map with BPA Fish & Wildlife Projects pdf 547 kb May 18, 2004
Columbia Plateau: Palouse Subbasin Map with BPA Fish & Wildlife Projects gif 322 kb May 18, 2004


Section 1. General Administrative Information

Title of Project Proposal Resident Fish Stock Status in the Palouse River and Upper Crab Creek Watersheds, Washington.
BPA Project Proposal Number 25008
Business name of agency, institution,
or organization requesting funding
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Business acronym (if appropriate) WDFW
 

Proposal contact person or principal investigator

Name Jason Mclellan
Mailing Address 8702 N Division St
City, State, Zip Spokane, WA 99218
Phone 5099212407
Fax 5094564071
E-mail mcleljgm@dfw.wa.gov
 
Manager of program authorizing this project John Whalen, WDFW Regional Fish Program Manager
 
Review Cycle Columbia Plateau
Province Columbia Plateau
Subbasin Palouse
 
Short Description The project is designed to collect baseline fish related data for the Palouse River and Crab Creek drainages. The baseline data will be compiled into a database, with existing data, for managers, as well as be used to develop fish mangement plans.
Target Species Resident fish


Project Location

Latitude Longitude Description
47.000 117.583 Palouse River from the Washington/Idaho border to Palouse Falls, including all tributary drainages. Latitude and Longitude approximate the center of this area.
47.417 118.667 Crab Creek from headwaters to Moses Lake, including all tributary drainages. Latitude and Longitude approximate the center of this area.


Reasonable and Prudent Alternatives (RPAs)

Sponsor-Reported Relevant RPAs

Sponsor listed no RPAs for this project proposal

Relevant RPAs based upon NMFS & BPA Review

NMFS and BPA did not associate any reasonable and prudent alternatives with this project proposal


Information Transfer

The expected outcomes of this project are:
Quantitative

Data generated by this project are:
Primary

Are there restrictions on the use of this data?
None

Where do the data reside?
Private/Managed Locally:

Printed
Electronic

Public Access:
Printed at BPA
Peer-reviewed Journal
Internet at Streamnet

Other Internet Location: Resident Fish Stock Status Above Chief Joseph and Grand Coulee Dams database (JSAP database). Available at www.knrd.org.


In what other ways will information from this project be transferred or used?

[no information]


CBFWA-Generated Information

Database Administrator notes on the history of this proposal form: None
Type of Project (assigned by CBFWA Analysts): resident


Section 2. Past Accomplishments

Year Accomplishment
Not applicable/ new project


Section 3. Relationships to Other Projects

Project ID Title Description
21021 Ford Hatchery Improvement, Operation, and Maintenance Plant trout in the study area
199502800 Moses Lake Restoration Moses Lake is part of the Crab Creek drainage
199700400 Resident Fish Stock Status Above Chief Joseph and Grand Coule Dams Coordinate database development for eastern Washington fish managers, provide link to Streamnet
8810804 StreamNet Provides easy access to database for all biologists, via the Resident Fish Stock Status database (also known as the JSAP database)


Section 4. Budget for Planning and Design Phase

Task-based Budget

Objective Task Duration in FYs Estimated 2002 cost Subcontractor
Objective 1. Establish historical database for the Palouse River and Crab Creek drainages. Task a. Compile historical fisheries related data. 2 $ 36,120  
1. Task b. Establish database that is easily accessible to local mangers. 2 $ 42,607  
Objective 2. Determine baseline water quality, instream habitat, and fish composition and densities in the Palouse River, Crab Creek, and their tributaries. Task a. Determine baseline water quality. 4 $ 71,692  
2. Task b. Measure baseline instream habitat. 4 $111,060  
2. Task c. Determine baseline fish species composition and relative densities. 4 $126,222  
Objective 3. Determine baseline water quality, primary and secondary productivity, benthic macroinvertebrate densities, and fish species composition and relative densities in lakes within the Palouse River and Crab Creek watersheds. Task a. Determine baseline water quality. 4 $ 21,615 x
3. Task b. Determine primary production. 4 $ 21,615 x
3. Task c. Determine secondary production. 4 $ 21,615 x
3. Task d. Determine benthic macroinvertebrate densities. 4 $ 21,615 x
3. Task e. Determine fish species composition and relative densities. 4 $ 21,615 x
Objective 4.Genetic characterization of potentially native salmonids in the Palouse River and Crab Creek drainages, including lakes. Task a. Subcontract WDFW Genetics Lab to conduct non-lethal microsatellite DNA analysis. 4 $ 14,682 x
Objective 5. Integrate data collected during baseline surveys into the established fisheries databases. Task a. Coordinate field data collection with entry into the project database. 4 $ 19,187  
5. Task b. Incorporate the project database into the JSAP database and ultimately Streamnet. 5 $ 17,025  
Objective 6. Develop fisheries management plans for the Palouse River and Crab Creek watersheds, including recommendations for future restoration/enhancement projects. Task a. Write draft fisheries management plans. 1 $ 0  
6. Task b. Conduct inter-agency review of draft management plans. 1 $ 0  
6. Task c. Write final management plans. 1 $ 0  


Outyear Objective-Based Budget

Objective Starting FY Ending FY Estimated cost
Objective 1. Establish historical database for the Palouse River and Crab Creek drainages. 2002 2003 $ 62,173
Objective 2. Determine baseline water quality, instream habitat, and fish composition and densities in the Palouse River, Crab Creek, and their tributaries. 2002 2005 $788,683
Objective 3. Determine baseline water quality, primary and secondary productivity, benthic macroinvertebrate densities, and fish species composition and relative densities in lakes within the Palouse River and Crab Creek watersheds. 2002 2005 $310,998
Objective 4.Genetic characterization of potentially native salmonids in the Palouse River and Crab Creek drainages, including lakes. 2002 2005 $ 44,187
Objective 5. Integrate data collected during baseline surveys into the established fisheries databases. 2002 2006 $344,940
Objective 6. Develop fisheries management plans for the Palouse River and Crab Creek watersheds, including recommendations for future restoration/enhncement projects. 2006 2006 $251,560


Outyear Budgets for Planning and Design Phase

FY 2006 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005
$345,421 $472,203 $484,279 $504,019


Section 5. Budget for Construction and Implementation Phase

Task-based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Objective-Based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Budgets for Construction and Implementation Phase

n/a or no information


Section 6. Budget for Operations and Maintenance Phase

Task-based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Objective-Based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Budgets for Operations and Maintenance Phase

n/a or no information


Section 7. Budget for Monitoring and Evaluation Phase

Task-based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Objective-Based Budget

n/a or no information


Outyear Budgets for Monitoring and Evaluation Phase

n/a or no information


Section 8. Estimated Budget Summary

Itemized Budget

Item Note FY 2002 Cost
Personnel FTE: 4 FTE's and 4 technicians at 40% time $195,760
Fringe 4 FTE's @ 24% of salaries $ 37,920
Supplies Supplies to outfit 2 field crews, 4 computers for FTE's $ 97,802
Travel Mileage, lodging, and per diem. $ 28,085
Indirect 25.2% of total excluding 2 backpack electrofishers and Hydrolabs ($6500/$7,000 each; WDFW cap. eq.) $104,598
Subcontractor Eastern Washington University $ 72,505
Subcontractor WDFW Genetics Lab $ 10,000
Total Itemized Budget $546,670


Total estimated budget

Total FY 2002 project cost $546,670
Amount anticipated from previously committed BPA Funds $ 0
Total FY 2002 budget request $546,670
FY 2002 forecast from 2001 $ 0
% change from forecast 0.0%


Reason for change in estimated budget

Not applicable


Reason for change in scope

Not applicable


Cost Sharing

Organization Item or service provided Amount Cash or In-Kind
Eastern Washington University Historical data collection $ 10,000 in-kind
Eastern Washington University Faculty consultation for fishery surveys $ 20,000 in-kind
Eastern Washington University Faculty consultation for productivity surveys $ 20,000 in-kind
WDFW Warmwater Program Surveys of selected lakes in the study area $ 10,000 in-kind
Kalispel Tribe JSAP server and database $ 5,000 in-kind

 

Outyear Budget Totals

2003 2004 2005 2006
Planning and design $472,203 $484,279 $504,019 $345,421
Total Outyear Budgets $472,203 $484,279 $504,019 $345,421
 

Other Budget Explanation

Not applicable


Reviews and Recommendations

This information was not provided on the original proposals, but was generated during the review process.

This project has not yet been reviewed

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