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9.39.3 ASSESSMENT OF CUMULATIVE EFFECTS(Complete Study; Develop Methods: June 1987)1103(b)(2)Develop methods for assessing the cumulative effects ofhydroelectric development upon fish and wildlife in the ColumbiaRiver Basin.ACTION ITEM ACTIVITY SUMMARY:Objectives:To review all pertinent literature on potential cumulativehydroelectric effects, for specific key fish and wildlife species; toanalyze existing techniques for assessment of identified cumulativeeffects; to develop an array of recommended pertinent assessmenttechniques for a cumulative effects method; and to develop ahypothetical example of a cumulative assessment using the method.Background and Progress to Date:Plans:Projects:Development of a cumulative effects method supported the Council'sdesire to have all applications or proposals for hydroelectricdevelopment reviewed in a consolidated manner. Project 84-4 1(completed in 1987) developed a methodology to assess potentialcumulative effects.BPA has no plans for further funding.No BPA-funded projects.2 4 9
9.4 TURBINE INTAKE SCREENS(Develop New Designs, Complete Tests, Report to Council: January 1989)9.41103(d)Bonneville shall fund studies to determine the effectiveness ofnew designs for turbine intake screens and their suitability forapplication at small hydroelectric projects.ACTION ITEM ACTIVITY SUMMARY:Objectives:To develop a new standard fish screen that is biologically efficientand cost-effective for hydro developers.Background and Progress to Date:Plans:ProjectsInstallation and maintenance of currently available screening systemsare expensive and must be tailored to the site. Most present screensystems have not been tested sufficiently to be characterized asproven. Existing designs and new designs must be evaluated todetermine which designs are biologically and economically efficient.The suitability of screen designs for application at smallhydroelectric facilities must also be determined. The intent is toprovide acceptable fish screen designs with general applicability forregional hydropower developers.Presently deferred, since BPA's adoption of Protected Areas in itsLong-Term Intertie Access Policy provides protection for fishinvestments through denying access to the Pacific Northwest-PacificSouthwest Intertie to any new hydroelectric projects located indesignated Protected Areas of the Columbia River Basin.No BPA-funded projects.2 5 1
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new research projects from the Fish
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1987Proqram4.6.14.14.14.15.14.16.1-
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FY 1991 AIWPThe AIWP continues to f
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TABLE 1FY 1991 'rlORK PLAN PROJECTS
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TABLE 2FY 1991 WORK PLAN PROJECTSW
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FY 1991 FISH AND WILDLIFE PROGRAMAn
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System Monitoring and EvaluationRes
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2.1WATER BUDGET MEASURES303(a)303(b
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I. COMPLETED PROJECTSNone.II. FY 19
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2.22.2SMOLT MONITORING PROGRAM303(d
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