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PRISM Project #05-1466 (Completed)
Lower Boise Creek Construction
    Project Details    
King County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466)

Attachment #17871, Boise  White River
King County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466) Attachment #17871, Boise White River

King County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466)

Attachment #17871, Boise  White River King County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466)

Attachment #17872, Mud Mt. Road bridgeKing County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466)
, Progress Report: 11/29/2010
06/30/2008, Attachment #108142, LBC_PreProjectKing County DNR & Parks; Lower Boise Creek Construction (#05-1466)
, Progress Report: 11/29/2010
Attachment #108148, LBC_110210_Contacts
Project Status:  Closed Completed since 12/19/2011
 
Project Type:  Restoration
Project Sponsor:  King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Funding Board:  Salmon Recovery Funding Board
              Funding  
Salmon Federal Projects: $634,000
Total RCO Grant: $634,000 (85%)
Sponsor Match: $112,600 (15%)
Total Agreement: $746,600 (100%)
              Links
 

    Project Description    
The Lower Boise Creek Construction project will restore channel, floodplain, and riparian conditions at the mouth of Boise Creek, a right-bank tributary to the White River near river mile 23.3. The Creek was placed into its present-day alignment during the construction of adjacent road and railroad corridors. The road and railroad have been removed, and the property within the project area is now in public ownership. The project will relocate the lowest 500 feet of channel into a newly constructed channel approximately 1200 feet in length. The new channel will have a meandering pattern with no levees or revetments anywhere along its length, and it will restore the historic channel gradient and habitat. It will be designed to contain channel forming flows, but to allow out of channel flows and floodplain inundation during flood events. The current berm configuration that confines Boise Creek will be removed to restore a floodplain connection with the White River. Boise Creek is one of the most productive tributary salmon streams in the White River Basin for Chinook, Coho, and steelhead. The project fits well with the WRIA strategy since it is identified as a near-term priority in the Salmon Habitat Protection and Restoration Strategy for WRIA 10 and 12. Since this project occurs on easily accessible public land, next to a proposed regional trail, it provides a unique opportunity to promote public education relative to watershed health and salmon recovery.

    Project Contacts    
         
Project Sponsor: King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks Lead Entity: Puyallup and Chambers Watershed Salmon Recovery Lead Entity
  Project Contact: Josh Kahan
josh.kahan@kingcounty.gov
(206) 477-4721
   
 
Funding Agency: Recreation and Conservation Office    
  Project Manager: Kate McLaughlin
kate.mclaughlin@rco.wa.gov
(360) 815-0866
   

    Project Location    
General Area:   Buckley
Waterbody:   Boise Creek, White River
County:   King
Legislative District:   05
Congressional District 2022:   08
Salmon Recovery Regions:   Puget Sound
Watershed Administrative Unit:   Mud Mtn
HUC8:   Puyallup (17110014)
WRIA:   Puyallup - White
Sections:   34
Township:   T20NR06E
Coordinates:   47.17567351
-122.01751079

    Worksites    
Worksite NameScope of WorkActual Restoration Cost
Lower Boise Creek (#1) Architectural & Engineering (A&E), Channel reconfiguration and connectivity (C.4.c.1), Channel structure placement (C.4.d.1), Obtain permits, Other restoration activities, Plant removal/control (C.4.g.1), Planting (C.5.c.1), Restoration signs, Streambank stabilization (C.4.e.1) $796,944
 Total$796,944
Amounts may not be complete

    Properties    
Worksite Name Property NameLandowner Type
Lower Boise Creek (#1)   Property 1 - Property - Worksite #1 Local Government
   Total
Amounts may not be complete

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

Restoration Metrics (rolled up from Worksite level)

Instream Habitat Project
      Channel reconfiguration and connectivity (C.4.c.1)
Miles of Stream Treated for channel reconfiguration and connectivity (C.4.c.3) 0.24
Miles of Off-Channel Stream Created or Connected (C.4.c.4) 0.12
Acres Of Channel/Off-Channel Connected Or Added (C.4.c.5) 1.5
Instream Pools Created/Added (C.4.c.6) 6
      Channel structure placement (C.4.d.1)
Miles of Stream Treated for channel structure placement (C.4.d.3) 0.12
Acres Of Streambed Treated for channel structure placement (C.4.d.4) 1.5
Pools Created through channel structure placement (C.4.d.5) 6
Number of structures placed in channel (C.4.d.7) 12
      Plant removal/control (C.4.g.1)
Miles of Stream Treated for plant removal/control (C.4.g.3) 0.12

Riparian Habitat Project
      Planting (C.5.c.1)
Acres Planted in riparian (C.5.c.3) 2.0

Permits
      Obtain permits
Number of permits required for implementation of project 6

    Project Milestones    
Milestone NameTarget DateDescription
Project Start 05/18/2006
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2008
RFP Complete 09/30/2008
Applied for Permits 09/30/2008
A&E Plans Submitted 09/30/2008
Monitor/Steward Plan Submitted 09/30/2008
Bid Awarded/Consultant Hired 02/01/2009
Construction Started 02/01/2009 Phase 1
Construction Started 06/15/2009 Phase 2
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2009
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2010
Annual Project Billing Due 07/31/2011
Proposed Completion Date 12/31/2011
Construction Complete 12/31/2011
Agreement End Date 12/31/2011
Final Docs/Billing to Mgmt Agy 02/28/2012


    Project Attachments    
Attachment TypeAttachment TitleAttach Date
Agreement - State 05-1466 Rest of Agreement.pdf 07/05/2012
Agreement - State Salmon Project Agreement.pdf 08/01/2006
Application authorization authorization memo.pdf 09/30/2005
Correspondence Boise SRFB Meeting Mintues DRAFT.pdf 10/02/2009
Correspondence Boise Creek-cleanup required.pdf 09/18/2009
Design document 08-04059-003 Lower Boise Basis of Design Report 20091103.pdf 10/05/2011
Design document Conceptual Design - Lower Boise Creek Construction.pdf 08/29/2005
Design document (as built) Boise_Record_Plans.pdf 10/05/2011
Evaluation proposal Evaluation Proposal Lower Boise Creek Construction.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal Lower Boise Construction References.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal Nopp resume.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal Bethel resume.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal Chin resume.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal StonkusRESUME.pdf 09/01/2005
Evaluation proposal Boise Cost Estimate 082305.pdf 09/01/2005
Final project report Final Report 12/19/2011.pdf 12/19/2011
Map 1936 and 2000 image of project area.ppt 09/01/2005
Map Conceptual Design on aerial image.ppt 08/29/2005
Map Vicinity Map.pdf 08/29/2005
Monitoring activity Boise2013_MonitoringReport.pdf 12/11/2014
News Article 05-1466_Salmon funding.pdf 02/06/2006
News Article 05-1466_PC Salmon proj.pdf 02/06/2006
News Article 05-1466_Ohop Creek.pdf 02/06/2006
News Article 05-1466_KC Salmon funds.pdf 02/02/2006
Photo Wood Placements.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo Placed Jam.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo Protective Berm.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo Large Wood & Fish.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo Instream Wood.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo New Channel#2.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo New Channel.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo Project Sign.jpg 11/07/2011
Photo LBC_ConnectedLowRes.jpg 11/29/2010
Photo LBC_110210_Contacts.jpg 11/29/2010
Photo LBC_PreProject.jpg 11/29/2010
Photo Mud Mt. Road bridge.jpg 09/01/2005
Photo Boise White River.jpg 09/01/2005
Progress report Boise progress report invoice #2.pdf 12/14/2009
Progress report Lower Boise Const Status report #1.pdf 02/25/2009
Progress report Boise progress report 5-10-08.pdf 05/21/2008
Video Logjam_Maintenance_March25 2014.wmv 05/05/2014

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