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PRISM Project #14-1601 (Completed)
Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control
    Project Details    
Quinault Indian Nation; Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control (#14-1601)

Attachment #187157, RCG and knotweed
Quinault Indian Nation; Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control (#14-1601) Attachment #187157, RCG and knotweed

Quinault Indian Nation; Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control (#14-1601)

Attachment #187157, RCG and knotweed Quinault Indian Nation; Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control (#14-1601)

Attachment #187159, RCG
Project Status:  Closed Completed since 07/20/2016
 
Project Type:  Restoration
Project Sponsor:  Quinault Indian Nation
Funding Board:  Salmon Recovery Funding Board
              Funding  
Salmon State Projects: $135,000
Total RCO Grant: $135,000 (85%)
Sponsor Match: $24,000 (15%)
Total Agreement: $159,000 (100%)
              Links
 

    Project Description    
This grant will fund continued restoration through the treatment of invasive plants in the lower Quinault River floodplain on the Quinault Indian Reservation. The project area is located from lower Quinault River mile 20 to 25 (5 miles) covering an area of 4,222 acres. The proposed project is a continuation of a multi-year program to control knotweed and reed canary grass in the Quinault River Watershed using a “top-down” treatment approach. The overall goal of the project is to restore native vegetation and improve riparian and instream salmon habitat conditions. The purpose of the proposed restoration project is to reduce infestations of knotweed and reed canary grass to maintenance levels using topical herbicide treatments and seed source removal methods. Knotweed and reed canary grass negatively affect riparian functions and salmon habitat by displacing native vegetation that would otherwise support natural riparian and floodplain forest ecosystem functions. These invasive plants contribute to soil erosion, impair water quality, create a gap in the aquatic food web, and choke out stream channels used by salmon. Priority salmonid species benefitting from this project include chinook, chum, coho, sockeye, steelhead, cutthroat, and Dolly Varden/Bull trout native to Quinault River Watershed.

    Project Contacts    
         
Project Sponsor: Quinault Indian Nation Lead Entity: Quinault Indian Nation Lead Entity
  Project Contact: Caroline Martorano

(360) 276-8215 Ext 7303
   
 
Funding Agency: Recreation and Conservation Office    
  Project Manager: Teresa Miskovic
teresa.miskovic@rco.wa.gov
(360) 622-1659
   

    Project Location    
General Area:   Lower Quinault River, Grays Harbor
County:   Grays Harbor
Legislative District:   24
Congressional District 2022:   06
Salmon Recovery Regions:   Washington Coast
Watershed Administrative Unit:   Lower Quinault River
HUC8:   Queets-Quinault (17100102)
WRIA:   Queets - Quinault
Sections:   12
Township:   T22NR11W
Coordinates:   47.40915725
-124.03102724

    Worksites    
Worksite NameScope of WorkActual Restoration Cost
Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase II (#1) Riparian Plant removal / control (C.5.h.1) $159,563
 Total$159,563
Amounts may not be complete

    Properties    
Worksite Name Property NameLandowner Type
Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase II (#1)   Property 1 - Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase II Tribal Government
   Total
Amounts may not be complete

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

Restoration Metrics (rolled up from Worksite level)

Riparian Habitat Project
      Riparian Plant removal / control (C.5.h.1)
Acres of riparian treated for plant removal/control (C.5.h.3) 700.0
Miles of streambank treated for plant removal/control (C.5.h.4) 6.00

    Project Milestones    
Milestone NameTarget DateDescription
Project Start 12/03/2014
Applied for Permits 04/06/2015
Landowner Agreement to RCO 05/01/2015 Template for landowner access permission to be substituted for landowner agreement. Sponsor must keep signed access permission forms for all private properties on file and follow normal project records retention requirements.
Permits Complete 05/01/2015
Annual Project Billing Due 06/30/2015
Progress Report Due 06/30/2015
Restoration Started 07/06/2015
Final Design to RCO 07/06/2015 Design will be in the form of survey and treatment methodologies, and, if needed, plant removal protocols.
Restoration Complete 11/02/2015
Special Conditions Met 11/30/2015 Project area maps attached to PRISM to reflect final treatment areas if different from proposed.
Stewardship Plan to RCO 12/31/2015
Final Report Due 12/31/2015
Agreement End Date 12/31/2015
Final Billing Due 02/01/2016


    Project Attachments    
Attachment TypeAttachment TitleAttach Date
Agreement - State 14-1601 Project Agreement.pdf 03/02/2015
Application Review Report Application Review Report, 14-1601R(compl 08/22/14 11:47:06).pdf 08/22/2014
Cost Estimate Cost Estimate.xlsx 05/02/2014
Design document Vegetation_Management_Plan_extended.docx 07/19/2016
Final project report Final Report 07/20/2016.pdf 07/20/2016
Map: Restoration Worksite Treatment Area.pdf 10/25/2015
Map: Restoration Worksite Treatment Area Progress Map.pdf 08/08/2014
Map: Restoration Worksite lower floodplain.jpg 05/01/2014
Photo RCG.jpg 05/01/2014
Photo knotweed.jpg 05/01/2014
Photo RCG and knotweed.jpg 05/01/2014
Project Application Report Application Report, 14-1601R (submitted 08/15/14 12:14:08).pdf 08/15/2014
Salmon Project Proposal Project Proposal.doc 08/13/2014
SRFB Review Panel Comment Form 14-1601 Lower Quinault Floodplain Phase 2 Invasive Control C.pdf 12/23/2014
Stewardship plan Stewardship_Plan_Outline_Res.doc 08/12/2014
Visuals Application presentation.pptx 07/25/2014

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