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Condit Dam Hydroelectric Project Final Supplemental EIS mm MOA NEPA NMFS NOAA NCRS NTU OS OSHA PAH PCB ppm RL RM RR SCC SEIS SEPA SR SWCAA TSS USFS USFWS VOC vpd WAC WDFW WSDOT millimeter Memorandum of Agreement National Environmental Policy Act National Marine Fisheries Service National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Natural Resources Conservation Service nephelometric turbidity unit open space Occupational Safety and Health Administration polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbon polychlorinated biphenyl parts per million resource lands river mile rural residential Skamania County Code Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement State Environmental Policy Act State Route Southwest Clean Air Agency total suspended solids U.S. Forest Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volatile organic compound vehicles per day Washington Administrative Code Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Washington State Department of Transportation x
Condit Dam Hydroelectric Project Final Supplemental EIS Glossary Aggregate: Sand and gravel. Adfluvial (fish): A fish population that migrates into tributary streams to spawn. This term is sometimes applied in the literature to fluvial-adfluvial fish. Anadromous (fish): A fish population that migrates from the sea into freshwater streams to spawn. Aquifer: Any saturated permeable geologic unit that under normal conditions can transmit significant quantities of water. A-weighted decibels: The weighted decibel scale that best approximates the response of the human ear to noise. Bed: The smallest division of a stratified geologic series, and marked by a plane from its neighbors above and below. Generally these are regional in scale and will have similar physical properties throughout their extent. Benthic Macroinvertebrate: Usually applies to aquatic insect larvae that live on or in the substrate of a stream (or lake). It can apply to clams, worms, and crustaceans (any nonmicroscopic invertebrate) that live at the bottom of a lake or stream. Capacity: The maximum sustainable flow rate of persons or vehicles that can reasonably be expected to travel through a segment of roadway or other facility in a specified time period. Typically stated in persons per hour (pph), vehicles per hour (vph), or passenger car equivalents per hour (pcph). Decibels: Unit on a scale used to measure noise. Delay: Additional travel time experienced by a driver or passenger while traveling at speeds below the posted speed. Freeway delay comprises traffic delay (including mainline and ramp meter delay) and incident delay. Surface street delay typically comprises traffic delay and signal delay. Ecotype: A population of organisms adapted to a particular set of environmental conditions. A steelhead is a rainbow trout ecotype adapted to long distance migrations into the ocean (anadromous), while a resident rainbow is an ecotype adapted to maturing and remaining in freshwater. Ephemeral stream: Any stream which can vary from dry to running with the seasons. Facies: The physical appearance of a geologic unit used to describe its origins in relation to other units. xi
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Appendix A Memorandum of Agreement
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