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2.1WATER BUDGET MEASURES303(a)303(b)303(c)[Abstract] The Federal project operators and regulators shallprovide the fish and wildlife agencies and Tribes with a totalWater Budget of 78 kcfs-months (4.64 Maf). It is to be dividedinto 58 kcfs-months (3.45 Maf> at Priest Rapids Dam and 20 kcfsmonths(1.19 Maf) at Lower Granite Dam, and used during April 15through June 15.[Abstract] BPA shall fund the establishment and operation of aFish Passage Center, including funds for two Fish PassageManager positions and for technical and clerical support. Thissupport will assist the Fish Passage Managers in: 1) planningand implementing the annual smolt monitoring program called forin Section 304(d)(2); 2) developing and implementing flow andspill requests; and 3) monitoring and analyzing research resultsto assist in implementing the Water Budget and spill planning.The Fish Passage Center will function as the primary programcenter for housing data and information regarding juvenile fishpassage.[Abstract] The Federal project operators, Fish PassageManagers, fish passage advisor, and power system operators willcoordinate system operations for the current year and developexperimental use and accounting procedures for both themid-Columbia and Snake River Water Budgets. Experimental WaterBudget procedures shall be implemented for at least water years1987 and 1988. This committee also shall evaluate alternativeWater Budget implementation procedures and report to theCouncil.ACTION ITEM ACTIVITY SUMMARY:Objectives:To provide adequate flows for fish migrations, and to insure clearand timely integration of fish requirements and hydrosystemoperational decisions.Background and Progress to Date:The Council recognized that the agencies and Tribes lacked theexpertise to work with the owners and operators of the hydrosystem.The agencies and Tribes needed such expertise to assure that theWater Budget would be considered in all phases of hydrosystemplanning and operation. The Council therefore specified that BPAfund two Fish Passage Managers, one for the Tribes and one for theagencies. BPA has funded the operation of the Fish Passage Centerand the Fish Passage Data Information System since 1983.33
Plans:BPA plans to continue to fund the operation of the Fish PassageCenter, the Fish Passage Managers and support staff, and the FishPassage Data Information System to benefit the integration of fishand hydrosystem operational requirements, and to provide increasedadult returns by using supplemental flows in a timely fashion.34
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5.15.1 KNOWN STOCK FISHERIES FIVE-Y
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4. SUPPLEMENTATIONI. COMPLETED PROJ
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6.46.4 DATA COLLECTION FOR NATURAL
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7.17.1 COLVILLE HATCHERY(Complete C
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TABLE 6STATUS OF ACTION ITEM 8.2 WI
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IX. APPENDIXLETTERS OF COMMENT ON T
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ADDENDUM TO FY 1991 AIWPREDUCTION L
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