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miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
Decommissioningmissioned
Decommissioningmissioned
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
miles of system road
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
This project proposes replacing an existing
CMPA that has been identified as an
aquatic passage barrier (undersized and
perched outlet) This barrier restricts
upstream passage of a genetically pure
population of Westslope Cutthroat trout.
Removal of the barrier will provide access to
approx. 1.5 miles of high quality WCT
habitat. USFWS has committed grant
monies through FY09 based on a 1:1 match
up to $30K for this project. The
reimbursable agreement with USFWS is in
effect and NEPA has been completed. The
project is being submitted for CMLG funding
rather than HTAP funding because it is on a
M.L. 2 road which does not meet HTAP
0102 MT 1571 R Jack Creek Culvert Replacement $30 $30 USFWS 1 1.5 1 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 10.1 Y requirements.
Stony Creek is a tributary to Rock Creek
which is identified by the USFWS as a core
area for bull trout recovery. The existing
trail crosses Stony Creek or its tributaries
four times within a 1.8 mile section. This
project will replace three existing corduroy
foot crossings with native log foot bridges
Stony Creek Trail Structure and replace one existing puncheon.
0102 MT 2 T Replacement $30 3 1.8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 25.6 Y
Storm Lake Creek is a part of the Warm
Springs Creek Local Population of bull trout
in the Upper Clark Fork Recovery Sub-unit
as defined by the USFWS. Storm Lake
Creek is also included in the 2006 303d list
with the probable source of impairment
identified as forest roads. This project will
address critical road surface
drainage/sediment delivery problems and
place a hardened road surface (BST) on
approx. 1.5 miles of existing road that is
Storm Lake Creek Road Sediment immediately adjacent to the stream.
0102 MT 675 R Reduction $160 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5.0 Y
Road decommissioning of 12.3 miles of
Trapper Ck Bunkhouse Road Stewardship system road associated with a Stewardship
0103 MT multiple R Decom $77 project 8 0 0 0 0 0 12.3 0 0 0 0 69.5 Y contract.
AOP - see attached project write-up
Meadow Creek Culvert
0103 MT 725 R Replacement $85 $20 Partner 1 4 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10.5 Y
Reduce impacts, reduce sediment in 303d
listed stream. BMP upgrades and
decommissioning projects identified in the
BAR Record of Decision Dec 2001. The
remaining work is spread all over the forest
and would be hard to contract out. Our
force account crew has done similar work
and can mobilize around the forest easily.
Road repair and maintenance and
Forest wide BMP Upgrade & associated activities in environmentally
0103 MT multiple R Decommissioning $55 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 7.0 Y sensitive areas.
Upgrade existing fish barrier structure to a
multi-plate bottomless arch to reduce risk of
culvert failure and benefit cutthroat trout
0104 ID 597G R Canyon Creek Fish Passage $105 $15K - NFVW 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.0 y and bull trout.
Road decommissioning of Still Lake Road
No. 399 and road decommissioning &
conversion of Porcupine Road No. 642 to a
trail. Includes 29 stream channel
699 & Still Lake & Porcupine Road restorations with graidient control structures.
0104 ID 642 R Decommissioning $65 160K - ERFO 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.24 0 0 0 0 31.2 Y
260, Road decommissioning and storage, culvert
3034, removal and fish habitat improvement.
303,
6407,
6749 &
0104 ID spurs R Short Riley Porter Memorial $60 $17K - IDEQ 319 0 0 0 0 0 2.5 0 12 0 0 0 62.5 Y
Slide removal - remove rock slide and install
Shoshone concrete block retaining wall on highly used
County Force paved Forest travel route - Shoshone
0104 ID 208 R MP 26 Slide Removal $35 Accout 0 0 0 0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.2 Y County force account.
3478, Road decommissioning and storage, culvert
1457, removal and fish habitat improvement.
3686,
3685A,
3355,
3542 & $5K NFVW
0104 ID spurs R Dutch Cat Road Rehabilitation $84 $5K CMRD 0 0 0 0 0 4.9 1.43 2.64 0 0 0 25.3 Y
Volunteers and youth crews for trail erosion
$12K - RAC control structures in poor soils and other
360 & $1K - CMTL trail improvements for accessible
0104 ID 365 T Roman Nose Trails $56 Volunteer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.5 3.5 Y interpretive trails.
Remove about 5.0 miles of road. This is
part of a contract that was not awarded.
The contract is essentially ready with only
Wats Moore Road minor adjustments. NEPA and design are
0104 ID R Decommissioning $55 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 25.0 Y complete.
Replace 3 structurally deficient trail bridges
on Trail no. 162 within the Heritage Cedar
Grove Trail facility. This is one of the
Forest's highly used trail systems and the
bridges are essential to control public
Heritage Ceder Grove Trail Bridge impacts on the stream & local ecosystem.
0104 ID 162 T Replacement $75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3.0 Y
Projects addresss deferred maintenance
bridge repairs for high priority treated timber
bridge structures on the IPNF. Deferred
mtce work identified by Consulting Engineer
includes mitigation work for abutment scour,
replacement of deterioration abutment posts
and cap, upgrading curbs, and rail systems,
deck replacement and installation of running
$75k FSA plank.
0104 ID R Forest-wide Bridge Repair $120 $5k CMRD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 8.0 Y
Replace a fish barrier culvert with a larger
arch pipe to provide aquatic organism
passage and stream simulation. The Nez
Perce Tribe and BPA are providing the bulk
of the funds. NEPA complete. Survey
0105 ID 5127 R Mox Creek Culvert Replacement $36 $70k - NFXF 1 2.5 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.5 Y complete. Design ongoing.
Replace an undersized pipe arch with a
bottmless arch. Current structure is partial
barrier. Survey and design complete. NEPA
and contract prep ongoing.The Nez Perce
Haskell Creek Culvert Tribe and BPA are providing the bulk of the
0105 ID 5659 R Replacement $40 $70k - NFXF 1 3.5 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8.5 Y funds.
spurs
Decommission 47 miles of road in high
454D,
value watersheds on the Lochsa & Powell
455E,
Districts. This project will Improve habitat
519C,
conditions for populations of ESA listed
519F,
steelhead, spring/summer chinook and
540B,
westslope cutthroat trout in areas with high
540C,
mass wasting potential. The Nez Perce
562,
Tribe (NPT) and BPA are providing the bulk
5027,
of the funds. Forest Service is held to
5017,
matching 30% of BPA funds. Partnership
5017A,
dollars will not pay for FS employee time
5018,
including contract prep or admin. NEPA
5105,
complete. Surveys complete. Contract
5106A,
preparation ongoing. If we don't get these
5136, $125k NFXF
matching funds we will have to drop one or
5146, Lochsa '0116 Road $25k NFWF
more of these projects
0105 ID and R Decommissioning $170 $10k NFVW 0 17.5 0 0 0 0 16 31 0 0 0 270.0 Y
Perform storm proofing work on 40 miles of
mostly native surfaced, stream adjacent
roads. Work will consist of building
permanent drainage features into the
subgrade, primarily rolling dips; armoring
culvert lead-in ditches and applying spot
aggregate surfacing in critical areas such as
stream crossings and steep grades. There
are 2 small culverts in fish bearing streams
108, 377, to be replaced, and several failures to be
1445 , repaired. This work will decrease
1423, sedimentation to streams from adjacent
4720 , roads. This work will also improve safety
4720B, along these roads esp where fill failures are
4739, to be fixed. Streams include Waa'lamnime
767 , (Lochsa), Elk Creek (municipal watershed),
1432 , Potlatch River tributaries and Palouse River
789, tributaries. Fish species of concern include
4744, steelhead and bull trout (both ESA listed),
3925, chinook, and cutthroat). The Nez Perce
3926 , Tribe is contributing funds and labor to the
3311, Stream Adj Drainage & Storm improvement of road 108 in the Lochsa.
0105 ID 5428 R Proofing $64 $80k - NFXF 2 0 5 0 5 40 0 0 0 0 0 72.0 Y
This project would stabilize segments of trail
tread, increase erosion control measures
and structures (priimarily waterbars and
drainage dips) to eliminate water from
running causing slumps & down trails,
reducing sediment to creeks. This work
would occur primarily in the North Fork,
Weitas and Cayuse drainages. The project
would also repair/replace broken puncheon
297
bridges and maintain/provide additional
($15);
erosion control structures associated with
173($15);
boggy areas. The project would replace a
532($7.5) $10 (actual)
deteriorating puncheon/boardwalk
; IDPR grant
surrounding the Giant Cedar tree on the
Giant match;
NRT--this project is in a very wet boggy
Cedar $6.5 CMII
area asociated with a municipal watershed
NRT($20) $12 (potential)
and repair/replace creek bottom drainage
; White IDPR grant
structures on the White Pine NRT.
Pine NF & Palouse Trail Erosion match Palouse
0105 ID NRT($25) T Control $52 NRT projects 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 5 65.0 Y
This project would stabilize segments of trail
tread, increase erosion control measures
and structures (priimarily waterbars and
drainage dips) to eliminate water from
causing slumps & running down trails,
reducing sediment to creeks. This work
would occur primarily in the SBW in the
Bridge Fire/Storm Creek areas, the Old Man
Fire area, and Sponge Creek. The project
would also repair/replace broken puncheon
bridges and maintain/provide additional
erosion control structures associated with
these boggy areas primarily in the 7 Lakes
and Shasta/Louse Lake areas. The project
$7 BAER would also rehabilitate and make the
4, 51, 50, Funds/$10 approaches usable of the Boulder Creek
9, 28, 22, MCC in-kind ford crossing in Wilderness Gateway
107, 203, CCS match campground due to the suspension bridge
206, 220, (Bridge Fire); for stock to the Trl 211 trailhead being
209, 919, $6.5 CMII condemned for use.
0105 ID 24, 2240 T Lochsa Trail Erosion Control $63 $30 CMTL 14 97 25 136.0 Y
FUNDED BY CMES CAN WE USE THIS
MONEY FOR SAVAGE PASS CULVERTS?
0105 ID 3311 R Pete's Creek Road Repair $20 0 4.5 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 15.0 Y OR ADDITIONAL FOR LOCHSA
Project would decommission a series of
user created OHV trails by closing off
entrance and exit points and
installing/repairing erosion control (primarly
Conservation waterbars and drainage dips). It would
Crew in-kind rehabilitate multipal stream crossings.
0105 ID T Palouse Trail Decommissioning $50 match $5k 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6.0 Y
Perform storm proofing work on 2 miles of
native surfaced, stream adjacent road.
Work will consist of building permanent
drainage features into the subgrade,
primarily rolling dips; armoring culvert lead-
in ditches and applying spot aggregate
surfacing in critical areas such as stream
crossings and steep grades. This work will
decrease sedimentation to the immediately
adjacent Rawhide Creek, a bull trout
stream. This project would dovetail with
replacing the barrier culvert at the mouth of
0105 ID 5428 R Rawhide Creek Storm Proofing $30 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14.0 Y Rawhide Creek on road 250.
Survey/design for new bridge to replace
existing culverts which are a barrier to fish
passage. Accomplishment will be in the
0108 MT R Picket Pin AOP Design $25 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10.0 Y year of implementation.
FY09 Bridge Replacement
0108 MT R Lower Spring Bridge Replacement $95 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 Y
Road Survey and Design. Accomplishment
0108 MT R Pryor Mtn Road Survey & Design $120 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30.0 Y will be in the year implemented.
FY09 Bridge Replacement
Rock Creek Canal Bridge
0108 MT R Replacement $95 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 Y
.5 miles trail reconstruction at creek
crossing with reroute around a slump area
and slump stabilization. Reroutes proposed
will improve the safey of the spring washout
crossing and reduce sediment.
0110 MT R Clack Creek Crossing, Reroute $15 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.5 4.5 Y
Remove 5 miles of unneeded road and
return ecological and hydrologic function in
the South Fork Flathead River drainage
which is bull trout, WCT, and grizzly bear
0110 MT R Westside Decommissioning $50 $5 (NFWF) 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 25.0 Y habitat.
5.5 miles reconstruction including
construction of a reroute. (2 miles located
within wilderness). Reroutes proposed to
address wash out and reduce sediment.
0110 MT T Upper Twin Trail 237 $25 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5.5 11.5 Y
3.0 miles of reconstruction including
drainage and brushing. Reroutes proposed
to address wash outs and reduce sediment.
Located within the Swan River TMDL
watershed and bull trout habitat.
0110 MT T Piper Lake Trail 119 $35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.5 2.5 3.0 Y
A & E design of stream crossing for
0110 MT R Moose 10 Pipes Design $30 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 Y snowmobile trail.
Replacement of existing limited fish
Bennet Creek Culvert passage culvert with full stream simulation
0111 MT R Replacement 844-8.21 $59 1 1.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 Y aquatic organism passage.
Obliterate and decommission existing
excess system and unauthorized roads in
the Hebgen Basin surrounding Hebgen
Lake; install drainage dips in open road
system to reduce surface erosion;
Hegben Excess Road integrated with the areas ATV Trail
0111 MT R Decommissioning $18 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 5 0 0 0 75.0 Y improvements.
Obliterate and decommission existing
excess system and unauthorized roads in
the Smith Creek area; install drainage dips
in open road system to reduce surface
erosion; upfront integrated mitigation work
for the Smith Creek Fuels Reduction Project
Smith Creek Excess Road and integrated with the areas ATV Trail
0111 MT R Decommissioning $75 0 0 0 0 1 0 15 10 0 0 0 126.0 Y improvements.
Phase I - Obliterate and decommission
existing excess system and unauthorized
roads in the Lower Gallatin Range; install
drainage dips in open road system to
reduce surface erosion; integrated with the
areas Trails CIP ATV improvements.
(Includes some inventory and pretreatment
Gallatin Excess Road for Phase II that will be requested for 2010)
0111 MT R Decommissioning $150 0 0 0 0 0 5 25 10 0 0 0 180.0 Y
Obliterate and decommission existing
excess system and unauthorized roads in
the Hyalite Canyon; install drainage dips in
open road system to reduce surface
erosion; upfront integrated mitigation work
with the Bozeman Municipal Watershed
Hyalite Excess Road Fuels Reduction Project
0111 MT R Decommissioning $60 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 5 0 0 0 103.0 Y
Surface the Shields River road from the end
of the ARRA Shileds River Road project to
the just beyond the Shields River
Campground and rental cabin; considerable
road surface erosion reduction in an
impaired watershed; Local landowner
verbally willing to participate in additional
subbase work at the same time to allow a
Private - $60 month of spring access while the public
Surf Rplmt - gate is closed in the spring.
0111 MT R Shields River Road Surfacing $105 $10 0 0 2.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14.5 Y
AOP structure
0112 MT R Sawmill Creek Culvert $80 1 5 0 0 0 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 12.1 Y
AOP structure
0112 MT R Fields Gulch Culvert $105 1 5 0 0 0.1 0 0 1 0 0 12.1 Y
The work consist of heavy reconditioning of
1.2 miles of road surface, placement of pit-
run gravel surfacing over 1.2 miles,
0112 MT R Kady Creek Road 8766 $6 0 1 0 0 0 1.2 0 0 0 0 0 3.2 Y placement of rolling dips.
Reduce sediment delivery from forest roads
to a TMDL limited stream (Clancy Creek).
0112 MT R Upper Clancy Road 690-A1 $6 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 5.0 Y
Reduce resource damage, increase safety,
protect watershed that supplies the city of
Helena, reduce sediment in the TMDL
0112 MT R Road 527 Minnehaha $135 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 Y watershed.
Replacement of 2 double barrel pipes with
larger single CMP arches to minimize debris
jam, and enhance fish passage
0114 MT R Fivemile AOP $50 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10.0 Y
0114 MT R Bigfoot AOP $30 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 Y Reconnect Westslope cutthroat habitat
Replace undersized pipe with arch pipe to
restore fish passage to 4.5 miles of habitat
0114 MT R Boulder Creek AOP $100 1 4.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10.0 Y
New bridge installation where flood caused
0114 MT R SF Bull River, Road 410 Bridge $40 $40.0 ERBA 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10.0 Y stream channel change
Asphalt paving of 7 bridge approaches to
0114 MT R Libby Bridge Sediment Reduction $35 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35.0 Y reduce sediment reaching streams
Stabilize road fillslope adjacent to bull trout
stream. Provide long term road access.
0114 MT R Keeler Bank Stabilization $150 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 Y
O'Brien Creek is a municipal watershed, this
project will meet stream simulation, allow
passage of native westslope cuthroat and
protect water supply from culvert failure
(undersized, and misaligned). Targets will
be accomplished upon implementation.
0115 MT R O'Brien Creek Culvert - AOP $16 NFVW $7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 Y
This project will meet stream simulation and
allow passage of native westslope cuthroat.
Culvert is perched and prevents aquatic
organism passage. Targets will be
0115 MT R Little Willow Creek Culvert - AOP $12 NFVW $5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 Y accomplished upon implementation.
Decommission/obliterate trail (3 miles),
obliterate unauthorized road (1 mile), and
0115 MT T King Creek Trail $25 NFVW $8.2 24 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 37.0 Y remove 24 crossings.
8 miles of system and unauthorized roads /
0115 MT R Dry Fork Belt Creek $30 NFVW $6.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 40.0 Y trails decommissioned.
Restore healthy soil and water conditions by
reducing impacts to these resources by
reconstructing a section of trail, re-locating
a portion of trail that is immediately adjacent
to Villars Creek (westslope cutthroat
spawning tributary) and obliterating
0115 MT T Oti Park Trail Reroute $27 NFVW $2 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10.0 Y
Implements the decommissioning/
obliteration of roads per Travel Plan FEIS.
Restores healthy soil and water conditions.
Roads are located in the South Fork Judith
River Basin a State-identified WQLS).
Need to reduce water quality impacts
throughout project area to meet State water
quality standards. Conservation
populations of WCT persist in 25 miles of
the South Fork and its tribs above a fish
barrier near Bluff Mountain Creek. Need to
improve quality of fish habitat to reduce
extinction risks and meet the objectives of
the WCT Conservation Agreement.
0115 MT R South F Judith Obliteration $160 NFVW $7.8 8 4 0 0 0 0 10 18 0 0 0 156.0 Y
ATV bridge, snowmobile crossing, and
0115 MT T Jumping Creek Trail Xing AOP $64 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2.0 Y rebuild channel to meet stream simulation
N (will be Replace undersized culvert with bridge to
prior to provide aquatic organism passage
0116 MT FH 56 R Deerhorn Creek Bridge $130 $30/HTAP 1 2 0 0 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 6.1 9/30)
Analize sections of Fish Cr Rd for
realignment / reconstruction to improve
NFSR water quality. Outputs to be achieved with
0116 MT 343 R Fish Creek Route Analysis MP 14 $60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Y construction phase.
N (will be Remove user-created trails & restore
Multiple prior to natural drainage patterns
0116 MT Trails T Unauthorized Route Restoration $65 9 4.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18.0 9/30)
Nez Perce Fish Passage
Tribe (BPA)
0117 ID R Soda Creek AOP $74 $11M 1 0.75 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 Y
Trails storm damage repair and
0117 ID T Rapid River Trails Storm Repair $20 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31.7 0 33.7 Y maintenance.
Nez Perce Road decommissioning and soil restoration.
Whitman and False Creek Tribe (BPA)
0117 ID R Restoration $75 $250M 0 8 0 0 0 0 18 5 0 0 0 131.0 Y
0117 ID T Sheep Creek Trail Repair $19 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.12 0.12 0.4 Y Trails storm damage repair.
0117 ID R Wildhorse Summit Road BMP $35 0 0.5 0.5 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 Y Road rehabilitation.
Road rehabilitation.
0117 ID R Wildhorse Summit Road Phase II $150 0 0.5 2.8 0 2.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 17.8 Y
Replace six structures on stream crossings
or headwalls damaged by spot thunder
storms creating safety hazards on the trail
crossings. NEPA complete. Stream
7001, impediments removed to allow proper
0118 ND/SD 6001 T Trail Storm Damage $28 6 0.6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.6 0.6 1.8 Y aquatic organism passage.
Remove 2 abutments in drainages, decom
1.1 miles system road, one road in big horn
sheep area, decom 0.4 miles non system
730-2, road, restore 3 crossings to provide safe
730-3, public access and proper aquatic organism
742C, passage, restore 1.0 mile of road after spot
5718, storm damage. NEPA completed. Partner
5662, with National Park Service. Help implement
7305, D6/D7 Decommissioning/Storm completed travel management plan on the
0118 ND/SD 7301 R Restoration $93 3 2.6 1.4 0.6 1.4 0.6 1.1 0.4 0 0 0 27.7 Y Grand River RD.
Decom 2.7 miles of road, restore 2.5 miles
of road to safe public acces now closed due
1240, to flooding and storm damage. NEPA
1239, complete.Will help protect TES-Prairie
1239c, fringed orchids and help implement the
1239c1, Sheyenne Decommissioning completed travel management plan on the
0118 ND 1239c2 R Flood restoration $141 0 5.1 2.5 0 2.5 0 2.6 0.1 0 0 0 0.0 Y Sheyenne RD
Decom 0.8 miles system road, along
braided system roads due to storm damage,
improve 6.1 mile of system road to provide
safe public access and proper aquatic
organism passage caused by high water
table and wind storm damage, restore 2.1
855, mile of road after spot flood storm damage
1227A, in TES habitat(Prairie fringed orchid).
1224, NEPA completed. Help implement
sheyenne D1/D8 Decommissioning/Storm completed travel management plan on the
0118 ND potholes R and flood retoration $98 0 6.1 1 5.1 1 5.1 0.8 0.8 0 0 0 56.8 Y Sheyenne RD.
Effectiveness monitoring agreement with
Northwest Pacific Research Station collect
0156 MT R Effectiveness Monitoring $30 Y field data on the Clearwater NF.
0156 MT R Contract Admin & Change Orders $190 Y
Outyear Planning, Survey & Distribute $80k of seed money to each
All Units Design $1,040 Y forest to get projects ready for 2010.
$5,893 6 123 119 29 14 22 66 147 106 19 173 50 2136
R1 5893 6 123 119 29 14 22 66 147 106 19 173 50 2136
Region 2 CMLG Project List April, 2009
Road
Admin State or
Org 2 Ltr Trail? FY 09 CMLG $
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands)
0202 WY 22 R Clear Ck municipal wshed. Imp. $257.4
0203 SD T Johnston Gulch $52.5
0203 SD 40 T Deerfield Trail $71.7
0203 SD 7 T Centennial-Grizzly Trails $39.7
0203 SD 143.1 R Castle Creek $10.0
0203 SD R Little Elk Creek Closure $21.0
Mystic District Unauthorized Road
0203 SD R Closures $57.4
0203 SD Hell Canyon District Trails $33.0
0204 CO 501
Various T Mesa Lakes $27.0
0204 CO 727 & 703 T N. Kannah Trails $42.0
7790.1A
0204 CO 7788 R Los Pinos $71.7
0204 CO 645 R Rock of Ages $64.0
0204 CO Various R Unc Travel Decommissioning $102.0
0204 CO NFST 405 T Double Top Trail $52.0
0206 WY UNC R Eastern Snowy Rng Decomm $95.0
0206 CO 20.1 R Crosby/Colorado Culvert $135.0
0206 CO 415.2F R Turnbull Mine Road Rehab $25.0
0206 WY UNC R Green Ridge Road Decomm $24.0
0206 CO 308 R NFSR 308 Decomm $8.0
0206 WY 512G Sunset Mine Road Rehabilitation $17.0
0206 WY 607 R Laramie Peak TM Decomm. $25.0
0206 CO 329.1 R NFSR 329.1 $16.0
Northwest Snowy Range TM
0206 WY UNC R Decomm $14.0
0206 CO 249 R NFSR 249 Decomm. $2.0
0206 CO 468 R NFSR 468 Low Water Crossing $2.0
0206 CO 1105 T Upper Sarvis Trailhead Access $2.0
0206 CO 1100 T Mtn. Zirkle Wilderness Trail $6.0
701 520
0206 WY 914 R MB Culvert Replacement $57.0
0206 CO 550 R RT Culvert Replacement $31.0
0206 CO 212 R NFSR 212 Relocation $20.0
0207 NE 212 R North Natick Road $23.8
0209 CO Findley Gulch $20.0
0209 CO Mill Creek $66.0
114.1,
507.1,
0210 CO 507.1A R BRD - Road Maintenance $19.2
BRD - NFSR 112 Brainard Lake
0210 CO 112 Culvert Replacement Design $167.0
CCRD - Peck's Gulch Road
0210 CO 172 R Maintenance $8.0
CCRD-Stevens Gulch Road
0210 CO 189.1A R Maintenance $25.2
CCRD - Clear Creek Road
Decommissioning (aka Yankee Hill
0210 CO Various R Road Decommissioning) $28.0
CCRD-Wilderness Trail
0210 CO Various T Maintenance $25.0
225,
0210 CO 1W181.1 R CLRD - road and trail maint. $9.4
Various
System
0210 CO Trails T CLRD-Trail Maintenance $18.7
Various
System SRD - Mountain Pine Beetle
0210 CO Trails T Response $29.0
Various
Roads
and Un-
authorized SRD - Upper Fraser and Blueridge
0210 CO routes R Road Decommissioning $58.6
Various
System SRD-Wilderness Trail
0210 CO Trails T Maintenance $53.0
SRD-Little Vasquez Culvert
0210 CO 152 R Replacement $39.6
0210 CO 116 R Trail Creek Ford Reconstruction $32.1
0212 CO 365 North Cottonwood $58.0
0212 CO Geneva Creek Wetlands Rehab $11.2
0212 CO 126 Twin Cone Road Rehab $25.0
0212 CO Hayman Road Decommissioning $20.0
Lake Isabel Rec. Area Trail
0212 CO T1330 Bridges $36.3
0212 CO 96 Elevenmile Road Rehab $32.6
0213 CO 621 & 631 T Dolores Trails $68.0
722.A,
722.C,
759.A,
759.A1,
unauthoriz
0213 CO ed roads R Pagosa Rd Decomm $7.6
0213 CO NA R Columbine Rd Decomm $11.8
0213 CO 528 T NFST 528 $41.0
0213 CO 249 R NFSR 249 Mant $9.6
655,655.2
0214 WY A T Greybull Trails $60.0
700,701,7
02,708,80
1,808.2,8
0214 WY 23 T SZ Trails Puncheon Repl $50.0
0214 WY 285 R Horse Creek Bridge $32.4
213.3B65
0214 WY 0 R & T Gooseberry Trailhead $9.8
218.1A &
unclassifi
0214 WY ed R Grass Creek Decommissioning $9.8
0214 WY 202.2C R Gwinn Fork Decommissioning $9.8
0214 WY 766 T West Twin Trail $9.8
0214 WY 285 R Horse Cr Bridge (1) $15.0
0215 CO 501.1B R Cunningham $26.0
0215 CO 300 R N Fork Thmpson $57.0
0215 CO 1850 T Upper Hanging Lake Tr. $1,155.0
0215 CO 108.1 R Difficult $18.0
0215 CO 315 R Crystal No. 6 AOP $11.0
Capitol Creek Trail Bridge
0215 CO 1961 T Design/Build $28.0
0215 CO 1850 T Lower Hanging Lake Trail $68.0
Forest- Forest-Wide Small Trail
0215 CO Wide T Maintenance Projects $25.0
0215 CO 1986.1 T Weller Trail Bridge $127.0
Forest- Forest-Wide Road
0215 CO Wide R Decommissioning $150.0
1692.1,
1693.1, Green Mountain Travel
1804.1, Management / Shoreline
0215 CO 1804.1A R Protection $146.1
CO/
0216 WY R Bridge Design $189.2
$4,521.0
R2 4521
Fund
Other $ &
Type/Name
(Thousands)
2
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
meet stream simulation
1
1
1
1
miles of stream habitat restored or
enhanced
1
Miles of PC road improved
Miles of HC road improved
20
10 miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
1
miles of system road decommissioned
2
1
4
miles of unauthorized roads
decommissioned
1
No. of bridges constructed/
22
reconstructed
Fishing is Fun
Grant/$75 3* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
NFWF
Fishery/$6 3 11 0.3 0 0.3 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 1.7 0 1.7 0 0 0
(7) BLI's
totaling
$206,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 0
State Parks
$100k grant 1 1 0.6 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 10 0 0 0 0 0 75 0
1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0
0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 5 3 0 3 0 0 0 0
1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
4 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
10 2 2 2 2 2 1
6 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0
2.0 4.0
1 0.1
1
3
1 3
3 1
$35.0 (2008
Fire Transfer
Project), $34.9
(2008
Carryover),
$15.0 RMEF,
$1.8 NFWF,
$3.3 WFHF 7 18
1 2 0.1
1 1 0.1
2.8
$44.5
In-Kind
Cooperator 1.44
1.0
3
0.4
16.3/cmtl &
partner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
4.0/CMTL 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 8 0 0 0 0 0
$10.0 CMTL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$14.0
volunteers,
$13.0 FDDS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$8.6 fire
transfer return
CMLG, $3.0
CMRD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
$5.0 fire
transfer return
CMLG, $4.0
NFVW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$1.4 fire
transfer return
CMLG, $1.0
NFVW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$7.6 fire
transfer return
CMLG, $3.0
NFVW 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
$7.0 fire
transfer return
CMLG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0.1
$45 State
Grant 1 1
$60 State
Grant 2 3
1
CMLG-CO $83 1
24
1
43 58 13 19 29 27 71 194 29
43 58 13 19 29 27 71 194 29
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
Funds
obligated
in FY09?
(Y/N) Project Description
Road repair , relocation, and wetland
restoration work aling old roadway in Little
Sourdough Creek municipal watershed.
8 Y
Rehabilitation of large scale off road vehicle
damage in sensitive watershed. Blocking of
unauthorized routes accessing the area.
Fencing and barricades. Restoration of
stream to original channel. Restoration of
Y riparian vegetation.
Furnish and install pedestrian bridges on trail
that crosses rapid creek numerous times.
Y
Removal of culverts from old roadbed
converted to trail. Installation of log water
bars to direct runoff from trail and decrease
3 Y erosion.
Design of culvert replacement for aquatic
Y passage.
Construction of barricades to block vehicle
access to a decommissioned system road.
Closure and rehab of several unauthorized
routes. Barriers and delineation of parking
area to preclude unauthorized access past
trailhead area and into stream channel.
Y
Closure and Rehab of unauthoirzed roads.
Y
85 y Maintenance and rehabilitation of trails.
Pedestrian Trail bridges (3) placed over
emergency spillways to provide safe
0.3 0.3 N/A Y passsage.
6 5 33 Y Trail work by GVRD with WCCC crew.
KannahReplacements (3) with bottomless
Culvert Creek Basin Trails.
0 0 2 Y pipe arches and fisheries work
0 0 0.5 Y Road Rehab to Rock of Ages TH
Road decommissioning tied to Uncompahgre
Travel Management Implementation
0 0 0 Y
Trail reconstruction -Armoring and hardening
0 0.6 3 Y of single track trail
Decommssion 75+miles user-created road.
0 0 375 Y
Replace damaged cmps w/ bottomless arch
0 0 3 Y pipes.
Remove mine tailings/spoil from road
0 0 3 Y drainage.
Decommission 35+ miles user-created
0 0 175 Y roads.
Reclose roads/remove cmps/erosion control.
0 0 25 Y
Remove mine tailings/spoil from road
0 0 2 Y drainage.
Decommission 5+ miles system roads,
0 0 35 Y purchase gates, fencing.
Decommission 5+ miles system/user-created
0 0 35 Y roads/stabilize stream banks.
Decomm. 15+ miles user-created rds.
0 0 75 Y
0 0 5 Y Decomm. 1+ mile road/erosion control.
0 0 1 Y Remove culverts install hardened x-ing.
0 0 5 Y Improve trailhead access and parking.
5 2 10 Y Erosion control work on trails.
Purchase materials to replace 3 damaged
0 0 9 Y arch pipes
Purchase materials to replace large
0 0 3 Y damaged arch pipe.
0 0 24 Y Additional work on FY 2008 project.
Y Cattleguard, culvert & ditch repairs
Project will be implemented via contact.
Positive impact to the watershed from the
proposed project extend through FS/Private/
and BLM. This project will mitigate health
and safety threats to residents and
Y recreational users.
Improving drainage through road culvert
replacements and trail rehab. benefiting
4 4 4 Y riparian habitat.
Road rehabiliation to reduce erosion and and
increased water quality.
3.0 Y
Design funds for the replacement of the
failed culverts on NFSR 112 at the Brainard
Lakes recreation area. Benefit for the health
and safety repair of Level 5 drainage
Y structure and fish passage.
Project goal is to restore and maintain
approximately 0.5 mile of level II system
road. Reduce sediment loading to a
perennial creek and adjacent wetlands.
Control road braiding, reduce road erosion,
construct drainage features and obliterate
user-created routes. Benefits include a
reduction in sediment loading to a perennial
stream in the town of Central City water
supply watershed and improved conditions in
a 303(d) listed watershed.
Y
Project includes regrading/resurfacing,
improving road drainage and
repairing/replacing culverts under a project
agreement with Clear Creek county.
Y
Obliterate 4 miles of roads in the Yankee Hill
geo area as approved by the Transportation
and Watershed Improvement EA.
Y
Work to include trail maintenance and repair
in sensitive areas, fixing drainage problems,
closing, rehabing, user created trails.
Project is done in partnership with the
Friends of Mt Evans Volunteers and a grant
18 Y from CO State Trails.
Benefit is erosion reduction and increased
water quality through maintenance of system
Y roads and trails
Restoration of district trails impacted by
mountain pine beetle management activities.
Benefit is the health and safety of public by
removal of hazard trees along system trails.
16 Y
Restoration of district trails impacted by
mountain pine beetle management activities.
Benefit is the health and safety of public by
removal of hazard trees along system trails.
121 10 Y
Decommissioning roads. Benefit is the
obliteration and watershed improvement by
decommissioning of roads in the Crimson,
Upper Fraser, Blue Ridge, and Willow Creek
areas.
Y
Trail mainentance. Benefit is the health and
safety of public by removal of hazard trees
along system trails and improved
watershed/erosion by fixing drainage
53 Y structures
Replacement of the Little Vasquez Creek
culvert with Aquatic Fish Passage structure
Y
Replacement of the Trail Creek ford crossing
with Aquatic Fish Passage structure for
Y colorado cutthroat
Four culverts replaced (one large culvert
serving a major ditch) plus spot-rocking &
Y road reconditioning.
Closure and restoration of 4 illegal routes
that access extremely rare iron fen complex
in Geneva Creek. Partnership with Wildland
Y Restoration Volunteers.
Ongoing work to improve road/wetland
Y crossing on Pike NF Road 126.
Hayman Fire road decommissioning.
Y
Replace three aging (one destroyed) trail
0.3 Y bridges.
Drainage and surfacing improvements in an
Y intensively-used recreation area.
This project will improve 18 miles of trails to
standard that include sections through
environmentally sensitive wet meadows
within roadless and sections that are storm
damaged. This work will reduce sediment
loading to surrounding streams and improve
0 18 0 Y user safety.
Decommission unneeded roads.
0 0 0 Y
0 0 0 Y Decommission unneeded roads.
This project would improve to standard an
8.6 mile long trail damaged from high volume
seasonal use and impacts from an
avalanche that occured during the winter of
2004-2005. This project includes trail
reconstruction and replacement of drainage
structures and check steps to reduce erosion
and sedimentation impacts to the adjacent
creek and lake, and to improve user safety.
0 9 0 Y
This project would repair approximately 7.5
miles of ML 2 road by blading and shaping
and minor drainage improvements. This
project would reduce off-road driving around
mud holes in sensitive meadow areas and
reduce sedimentation in adjacent streams
and water impoundments.
0 0 0 Y
Trail reconstruction to replace constructed
features destroyed by wildfire, surface
stabilization to reduce erosion, re-establish
0 1 0 Y trail tread.
Reconstruct and improve 14 trail puncheons.
0 1 0 Y
Phase 1 work - Replacement of cracked
stringer and deteriorated deck.
0 0 0 Y
Relocate trailhead out of wet meadow,
change access to road in wet meadow.
0 0 3 Y
Road Decommissioning.
0 0 1 Y
Road Decommissioning.
0 0 4 Y
NEPA and initial preconstruction for future
watershed improvement project.
0 0 0 Y
Address deferred maintenance including
reduction/elimination of scouring at bridge
Y abutments.
Construct AOP on Cunningham Creek
1 Y
Construct 2 AOPs along Four-Mile Road at
2 Y sites 4 and 5.
Reconstruct Hanging Lake boardwalk and
Y handrail. Construct debris flow mitigation.
Design of Difficult CG entrance road
Y improvements
Contract administration on prior year
Y contract
Contract administration of prior year contract
Y
Reconstruct lower Hanging Lake Trail via an
agreement w/ Roaring Fork Outdoor
0.25 Y Volunteers.
50 Y
Design/build trail bridge
Y
Decommission user-created roads.
23 Y
Construct barriers for shoreline protection.
Close user-created lake access roads/trails.
8 Y
Bridge design for FY 2010 replacement of
structurally deficient and functionally
obsolete structures that inhibit stream flow.
Y
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359 53 880
last
update
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
NFSR 124 - catch basin Catch basin improvements, surfacing &
301 AZ 124 R improvement $45 $5/CMRD 0.2 0.2 0.2 Y stream bank enhancements
Road and drainage improvements to include
NFSR 9562P surfacing & low surfacing, hardening of drainage dips and
301 AZ 9562P R water xing $40 $4/CMRD 0.4 0.4 0.4 Y installation of low water crossing.
Apply dust abatement and soil stabilization
NFSR 249 soil stabilization and to complete FY2008 re-surfacing project to
301 AZ 249 R dust abatement $52 $5/CMRD 3 6 6 Y protect stream.
NFSR 249 surfacing (continuation Contiuation of FY2008 project - re-surface an
301 AZ 249 R of FY2008 project) $240 $25/CMRD 3 6 6 Y additional 6 miles of road.
NFSR 130A surfacing and low Road surfacing, drainage improvements and
301 AZ 130A R water xing $70 $10/CMRD 0.5 1 1 Y installation of low water crossing.
Trail improvement to provide proper
drainage, erosion control and safe passage.
301 AZ 76 T Foote Creek Trail $15 3 14 7 Y
Trail maintenance for erosion control and
301 AZ 38 T Horse Ridge trail $5 1.5 5 2.5 Y safe passage.
Trail maintenance for erosion control and
301 AZ T Sawmill trail $5 1.5 5 2.5 Y safe passage.
301 AZ T Strayhorse trail $15 1.5 5 2.5 Y Trail repair due to storm damage
Trail maintenance for erosion control and
301 AZ 105 T Tutt Creek trail $5 1.5 5 2.5 Y safe passage.
Decomission old logging roads contributing
302 NM R Valle Vidal roads decommissioning $15 $41.5/various 2.5 5 15 Y to watershed degradation.
Trail Canyon maint. & access Road & motorized trail maintenance, traffic
302 NM 54 T control $30 $10/various 3.5 7 7 Y control and drainage improvements
NFSR 439 surfacing & access Road surfacing and guard rail installation for
302 NM 439 R control $59 0.1 0.2 10 control of illegal OHV access
Re-surface 2 miles of roaway to mitigate
302 NM 44 R NFSR 44 surfacing $190 1 2 2 Y stream sedimentation
Valle Vidal Road 1950 Re-surface 9.5 miles of road which parallels
302 NM 1950 R Resurfacing $1,200 4.5 9.5 9.5 Y perennial stream.
Reconstruct unsafe pedestrian and OHV log
302 NM 486 T Goose Lake trail bridge $60 $1/partner 0.5 1 1 Y bridge
Storm damage repairs to road prism and
303 NM 377 R NFSR 377 storm repair $445 2 17 17 Y drainage features.
Road closure and decommissioning in
304 AZ R Oak Creek roads decommissiong $30 2 10 30 Y impaired watershed.
Trail realignment, drainage maintenance
304 AZ T Inner Basin trail reconstruction $50 4 4 Y and repairs in municipal watershed
NFSR 298 conversion and Road conversion to trail and
304 AZ 298 R decomm. $48 $25/partner 10 30 Y decommissioning
Upper Clear Creek Road decommissioning and closure
304 AZ R decommissioning $41 17 51 Y
E. Clear Creek road, bridge Bridge approach paving
304 AZ 95 & 96 R approach $170 0.1 0.3 1 Y
$4/partner, Construct retaining walls and improve
304 AZ 58 T Mormon Lake Trail rehab $33 CMTL 3 3 Y drainage features.
$4/partner, Relocate trail and decommission old logging
304 AZ T Flagstaff Loop trail reroute $33 CMTL 3 3 3 Y road.
Stabilize roadway and repair crossings along
Marshall Gulch flood damage road damaged in 2007 Sabino Creek flood.
305 AZ R repairs $200 0.5 0.5 1 Y
Reconstruct and improve drainage on trails
needed for Gila trout re-introduction activities
305 AZ T Gila trout - trail repair $35 10 5 Y
306 NM 13 R NFSR 13 drainage $20 0.2 1 Y Erosion mitigation and stabilization
306 NM 21 T Flying T Spring trail $27 0.5 7 4 Y Trail repair due to storm damage
306 NM 201 T Mineral Creek trail $28 0.1 10 7 8 Y Trail repair and maintenance
306 NM 43 T W.S. Mountain trail $28 0.1 8 4 Y Trail repair and improvement
306 NM 15 T Divide trail $28 0.1 10 9 9 Y Trail repair and maintenance
125 & Trail repair and maintenance
306 NM 762 T Mail and Frisco Box trails $26 10 7 8 Y
308 NM T Three Rivers trail repair $125 2 3 1.5 Y Trail re-location away from stream
308 NM T Guadalupe trail repair $35 5 5 5 Y Trail repairs and drainage improvements
Trail improvements to eroded trail section
308 NM T Lucas/Benson trail $46 4 2 Y due to recent storm events
Repair erosion dmage due to recent stoprm
308 NM T Wills Canyon trails $61 5 2 Y events
308 NM R Eagle Creek crossing $325 4 0.2 1 Y Construct 4 low water crossing
Repair loop trail designed for visually
308 NM T La Pasada Encantada trail repair $35 0.5 0 Y impaired
Repair road pavement and concrete at
308 NM R Mexican Canyon trailhead & road $30 0.5 0.1 0 Y trailhead for safety reasons
5583 & Sacramento District road Aggregate surfacing of roads causing
308 NM 5561 R restoration $520 10 10 Y erosion
Re-construct 25 low water crossings to repair
309 AZ R Verde watershed crossings $8 $4/CMRD 0.5 1 Y damages from floods.
Improve road drainage and parking area at
309 AZ R Lynx Creek road repairs $8 $266/partner 0.5 1 1 Y Lynx Creek Ruin
Decommission roads and improve drainage
Upper Verde/Bear Rd. imp. & and crossings on roads in impaired
309 AZ R decomm. $138 5 3 22 50 Y watershed.
Remove and mitigate illegal access points
309 AZ RorT Black Canyon River Access mgmt $10 $1/CMRD 0.5 2 5 Y causing resource damage
Spot Surfacing and hardening.
309 AZ R Verde/Bradshaw Roads Surfacing $682 $10/CMRD 4 1 10 10 Y
Install stream crossing, road surfacing and
310 NM 148 R NFSR 148 improvements phase II $42 $9/partner 0.2 0.5 4.5 15 Y decomissioning
Road and drainage improvements - install
310 NM 85 R NFSR 85 improvements phase II $50 $20/various 2 2 Y low water crossing
Road surface and drainage improvements
310 NM 448 R NFSR 448 surfacing $350 0.5 1.5 1 1 Y
Road surfacing along Rio Las Vacas and Girl
310 NM 539 R NFSR 539 surfacing phase II $180 2 5.2 5 Y Scout camp access.
Add erosion control and drainage features.
312 AZ 79 R Apache Lake Marina Road $200 0.5 1 Y
Rehabilitation and maintenance of trails
damaged by floods following catastrophic
312 AZ T Cave Creek/Willow trail rehab $200 20 20 40 Y wildfires.
CMLG $6,333 4 48 37 31 3 17 64 10 1 70 115 407
Total
6333 4 48 37 31 3 17 64 10 1 70 115 407
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Establishment of single trailhead; Reroute 3
sections of trail off of road; Reroute another
$16 UT State segment out of private land & reconstruct a
0401 UT 128 T Flume Trail Project $55 Grant 0.25 0.25 washed out segment.
Replace the Lynn Creek Culvert to provide
0401 UT 10110 R Lynn Creek Fish Passage $31 1 3 0.1 aquatic organism passage.
$30 UT State Repair/restore sections of the outlaw ATV
0401 UT R Oaks Park, East Park & Barriers $30 Grant 0.75 trail. Repair resource damage
Place aggregate surfacing on 1.3 miles of
the Red Cloud Loop. Use the Regional
Mobile Rock Crusher to provide 6.7 miles of
10018, Red Cloud Loop - NF Ashley surfacing for the Leidy Peak Road. Reduce
0401 UT 10043 R Creek $200 8 sedimentation.
Big Brush Creek Bridge Replace the failing Big Brush Creek Bridge
0401 UT 10018 R Replacement $180 1 0.1 with a box culvert.
$59 from Fish Passage Culvert Replacement - 4.2
National Fish & miles, Bull Trout
Wildlife
Foundation,
US Fish &
Wildlife
NFSR Service, Trout
0402 ID #025K R Mores Creek Culvert Replacement $100 Unlimited 1 4.2 0.1 Y
Authorized Road to Trail Conversion (2.5
Various No Partners miles), Authorized Road Decomm. (19.5
NFSR Secured to miles), Unauthorized Road Decomm. (11
0402 ID Roads R D5 & D6 Road Decommissioning $80 Date 4.4 22 11 120 Y miles)
Replace culvert for fish passage
403 WY 10138 Rd Clear Creek Culvert $95.0 1 2 0.1 0.1 Y
403 WY 30450 Rd Gros Ventre/Cache Remediation $40.0 2 2 2 Y rehab of road and streambanks
403 WY 10138 Rd S.Labarge Bridge $105.0 1 2 0.1 1 0.1 Y Purchase and Install bridge
Greys River Rd Surface Aggregate surface stabilzation and bridge
Stabilization & Sediment paving.
403 WY 10138 Rd Reduction $145.0 36.2 0.2 Y
$15/NFVW Restore AOP passage to two crossings on
0407 UT 30085 R Delong Creek AOP $130 $10/NFWF 2 2 1 4 Y Delong Creek
30729 Pine Creek and West Branch Pine $10/NFVW Restore AOP passage to Pine Creek and to
0407 UT 30652 R Creek AOP $200 $10/NFWF 2 5.5 1 4 Y West Branch Pine Creek
30125 Sanford Creek/Cottonwood Creek Reconstruct/Stabilize sections of road along
0407 UT 30121 R Road Reconstruction $40 0.5 0.5 25 Y a stream. Safety, sedimentation.
Reconstruct 6.5 miles of road. Safety,
0407 UT 30006 R Veyo-Shoal Creek Phase 1 $500 2.5 6.5 20 Y watershed improvement.
Reconstruct failed retaining walls and
associated trails, improve drainage restore
0407 UT 32055 T Cascade Falls Trail Reconstruction $250 .25` 1 0.25 1 Y public access currently closed.
$15 State - Obliterate and rehabilitate unauthorized
408 UT 40157 R Barney Lake Fisheries Protection $35 Habitat 1.4 0.2 0.3 Y routes and eliminate lake side parking.
$20 State - Harden 2 miles of road that lies adjacent to
Habitat + creek and reservoir, and replace culverts
Manning Meadow Reservoir Road $20 State -
408 UT 40083 R Improvement $175 Blue Ribbon 2 Y
Harden 3.6 miles of road that lies adjacent to
Lower Bowns Road creek, improve drainage, and replace
408 UT 186 R Reconditioning $176 2.5 1 2.6 0.2 Y culverts.
Pine Creek Watershed Obliterate and rehabilitate authorized and
408 UT 40123 R/T Improvement $33 32 0.75 0.7 Y unauthorized routes.
Forest Wide Route Decommission and rehabilitate authorized
408 UT FW R Decommissioning $75 17 13.7 Y and unauthorized routes.
0410 UT 50104 R Indian Creek Crossing $80.0 $0 1 0.1 Y Replace stream crossing structure on Indian
Replacement Creek
0410 UT 50122 R/T Little Bear Road & Trail $87.2 $16 1 1.8 2 3.3 3.3 Y Road decommissioning; Road to trail
conversion; Constructing 2.1 miles of new
trail to provide access lost through the road
decommissioning; Water shed damage
repair
0410 UT 50036 R Spring City Canyon Road $250.0 $0 2 1.5 6.1 2.5 Y Repair existing slump. Spot surfacing on
Reconstruction existing road.
Repair of flood damage along a portion of
0413 ID 65093 R Fountain Creek $103 0.2 Y the Salmon River Road
Drainage installation and surface
0413 ID 60030 R Hat Creek Road $10 $8 - BLM 5 6.5 Y maintenance
Eleven Mile - Geylock Bridge Repair of abutments and associated channel
0413 ID 40013 R Repair $44 2 Y work on two bridges.
Reconstruction of the trail from Corn Creek
to Lantz Bar along the Salmon River
0413 ID 156 T Lantz Bar Trail $50 16 Y
Rehab 2 roads that have erosion damage
Buttercup Creek & Eagle Creek and decommission unauthorized roads in the
0414 ID R Road Rehab & Decommissioning $14 3.1 2 Y areas
0414 ID R Cassia Road Decommissioning $37 40 Y Decommission unauthorized roads
0414 ID T Iron Creek Trail $3.0 0.2 Y Relocate trail out of the ripaian area.
Elevate 2 roads and 1 trail out of the
floodplain, decommission user created
roads, fix an AOP barrier, move a trail away
from the creek decreasing the number of
crossings, install 2 culverts replacing fords
0414 ID R/T Sawtooth Road Improvement $110 4 0.35 0.5 4 0.25 Y
Replace 2 deficient bridges with AOP
structures
415 ID 80235 R Packsaddle Bridge Replacements $260 2 0.2 0.2 2 Y
Replace existing ford with AOP culverts
415 ID 50188 R Barnes Creek Stream Crossings $50 1 0.3 0.1 Y
Replace fish barrier culverts with AOP
415 ID 40058 R Elk Creek YCT Passage $70 1 7 0.1 1 Y structure
415 ID 40165 R Bilk Creek Stream Crossing $26 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y Replace existing ford with AOP culvert
Realignment of FS531; restoration of N Fk
Little Humboldt to its original channel,
restoration of Stocks Ck to its original
channel; reclamation of gully formed during
NF Little Humboldt River 1985 flood; Holloway Meadow habitat
0417 NV 531 R Restoration $111.0 1 1.3 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.3 1.1 31 Y restoration.
Establishment of one trailhead and vehicle
Mill Creek Riparian Habitat turn around area, and closing the last 1/4
0417 NV 32028 R/T Restoration $10.0 1 2.2 0.1 0.25 Y mile of NFS Road 32028
Closing and rehabilitation of both
unauthorized and previously system roads
which were not included in the final roads
Santa Rosa Travel Management and motorized trail system of routes.
0417 NV numerous R Implementaiton $78.0 15 Y
Barrier 1,000 feet of streambank adjacent to
existing bridge with boulders and willow
planting. Vehicles and ATV's are bypassing
the bridge and crossing the creek, increasing
Red Lake Creek Habitat sedimentation in the creek.
0417 NV 31013 R/T Restoration $10.0 0.19 0.05 Y
Relocation of FSR out of riparian area to
419 UT 70051 R Indian Springs Road Relocation $618 0.5 1.9 1.4 70 Y mitigate resource damage
419 UT 80073, 80082, 80078
R Culvert Replacement on D-4 $90 3 18.4 0.3 Y Replace existing CMP's w/ AOP Structures
CMLG Total $4,786.4 25 63 14 20 44 15 43 88 7 6 20 279
$4,786.0 25 63 14 20 44 15 43 88 7 6 20 279
Final Legacy Roads & Trails Projects for Region 5
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Potential for county to assume maintenance
0501 CA 5N30 R Dry Gulch Road 361.0 $25.000 n/a n/a 1.1 n/a 1.1 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 6 Y with these improvements
Construction of the San Diego River Gorge
SD River Trail includes reconstruction of existing trails
Gorge to meet standards on NFS lands.
0502 CA Project T San Diego River Gorge Trail 521.0 $700.000 n/a 4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 6.2 14 Y
Lyons Creek Road Crossing Replace existing low-water crossing with
0503 CA 11N26 R Replacement 676.0 $0.000 1 4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a n/a 1 Y bridge and piers
Restore and maintain Duck Pass Trail
Duck Pass Trail
0504 CA 2710 T Reconstruction/Restoration Project 55.4 $16.44 partner n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 4.9 5 Y
Barricade, restore, grade, and re-establish
Minaret Falls Campground Road $11.5 partner, drainage on existing roadway
0504 CA 03S11F R Improvement 60.0 $25 other BLIs n/a n/a 0.9 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 5 Y
Trail maintenance and improvement work
River Trail
0504 CA 2615 T Reconstruction/Restoration Project 53.6 $13.58 partner n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 5 Y
Repair bridge and construct causeway at
Bridge replacement and causeway Lake George outlet
0504 CA 2709C T construction at Lake George outlet 18.5 $5.27 partner n/a 0.009 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a n/a 1 Y
Repair and restore John Muir Trail
John Muir Trail
0504 CA 2503 T Reconstruction/Restoration Project 42.4 $15.32 partner n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 5 Y
Stormproof 3.56 miles of road 40N51.
Reduce large, unstable fills, upsize culverts,
0505 CA 40N51 R Little North Fork Stormproofing 265.0 $268 partner n/a 1.5 3.56 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 21 Y reduce diversion potential
The main objective is to repair 37N02.
Proposed work involves milling and crushing
the existing surface to use as a base layer,
Summit Lake Road Surface followed by overlaying with a crushed
0506 CA 37N02 R Improvement - Phase I 150.0 $78 other BLIs n/a n/a 7.4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 37 Y aggregate surface course.
The objective is to storm proof the 29N13
network and decommission ~0.4 miles of
road adjacent to a tributary of Willard Creek.
The Willard Creek watershed assessment
(1998) cites 29N13 as one of the two roads in
Stormproofing and worst condition within the watershed and
0506 CA 29N13 R Decommissioning 60.0 $22 other BLI n/a n/a n/a 1.5 n/a n/a 0.4 n/a n/a n/a n/a 10 Y suggests storm proofing.
This project involves repair and rehabilitation
of the Pacific Crest Trail at several locations
within the Pit River and Hat Creek
watersheds. The trail needs repair and
PCT- replacement of waterbars and stabilization of
2000, Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) $5 other BLIs erosion and storm damage to trail sites.
0506 CA HC007 T Rehabilitation and Repair 28.0 $35 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a n/a 1 Y
This project will repair trail damage on 7.6
miles of the Sespe River Trail damaged by
recent record rainfall after the Day Fire. The
trail way is damaged to the extent it
Repair of Storm-damaged Sespe contributes a high level of soil loss and
20W12,2 River Trail and Johnson Ridge sedimentation which is impacting sensitive
0507 CA 0W13 T Trail 218.4 $13.349 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 11.8 n/a 12 Y habitats.
Stormproofing actions at select locations
Pine Mountain Roads along 28 miles affecting ESA aquatic species
0508 CA multiple R Stormproofing 280.3 $0.000 n/a 3 n/a n/a 28 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 34 Y
Forest service road 48N21 is deteriorating
and the bogholes are causing traffic to drive
around them widening the road. The road
requires aggregate resurfacing with
additional 3- rock placed in low water stream
0509 CA 48N21 R Dismal Swamp Road 67.0 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 25 Y crossing.
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
The concrete stream fords on 46N10(Boles
Creek) and 48N08(Fletcher Creek) need
repair: rebar showing through, cracks, and
holes. A construction contract will be
awarded to clean loose material from the
slabs, drill and anchor steel reinforcing iron
into the slabs, then form and pour new 6 inch
thick concrete slabs over the existing slabs.
46N10, Boles and Fletcher Creeks
0509 CA 48N08 R concrete fords repairs 89.0 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2 Y
Hemlock Campground is one of the Forest’s
most popular. The asphalt road accessing
the lower camp loop is eroding due to water
run off and depositing sediment into the lake.
This erosion is an ecological concern and
becoming a safety issue that could cause the
campground to be closed. This projects
consists of digging out unstable soil and
building a retaining wall with gabion baskets
Hemlock Campground Road to prevent any further erosion and
0509 CA 43N58 R Repair 13.5 $5.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 Y sedimentation of the lake.
This project would improve road drainage
and reduce erosion potential on 53 miles of
native surfaced roads on the Mad River RD.
Work would include the installation or rehab
of approx. 240 rocked rolling dips to reduce
road and stream diversion potential and
0510 CA Various R Pilot Creek Road Storm proofing 578.6 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a 53 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 265 Y replace 4 undersized culverts.
Remove existing 42”x40’ culvert and replace
with 60”x40’ culvert/metal end sections on
Sawmill Tom Creek, which flows directly into
the Middle Fork Feather River (a national
wild and scenic river). In addition riprap will
Sawmill Tom Creek Culvert be placed at both the inlet and outlet of
0511 CA 23N24 R Replacement 22.1 none 1 0.5 1 na 0.1 na na na na na na 7 Y culvert.
28N17 Indian Creek Fish Passage Rehabilitate stream channel to allow fish
0511 CA 28N17 R Improvements 75.0 1 3 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 Y passage through culvert
Remove existing 24”x40’ CMP culvert and
replace with 36”x40’ CMP culvert with metal
end sections on inlet. Install culvert at stream
gradient to stop erosion at outlet of pipe.
Rechannel drainage into culvert inlet of
culvert, reshape travel way and apply 4"
0511 CA 23N60 R China Gulch Culvert Replacement 9.7 none 0 0.25 na 0 na 0.1 na na na na na 1 Y compacted aggregate surfacing.
Remove existing 36”x40’ CMP culvert and
replace with 60”x60’ CMP culvert, riprap the
inlet and outlet, rechannel stream into inlet,
Steward Ravine Culvert and apply 4” compacted aggregate surfacing
0511 CA 22N24 R Replacement 20.3 none 0 0.5 0 na 0.1 na na na na na na 1 Y for a distance of 150’.
Rebuild fill material over inlet and outlet of
culvert and travel way, place class III riprap
at inlet and outlet and toe of fill to protect fill
0511 CA 21N18 R Bernard Diggins 9.5 none 0 0.75 na 0 na 0.1 na na na na na 1 Y slopes.
Force Account will use government
durpatcher to repair the chipsealed travel
way for 3 miles at several locations on road
22N60. Durpatch will use hot oil and
aggregate ½” chips to seal damaged
sections. Clean culvert, rechannel inlet and
outlet, and place Class III or larger riprap
22N60 - Durpatch road and clean onthe fill slope of teh inlet and outlet.
0511 CA 22N60 R and riprap culvert 19.6 none 0 0 0 na 3 na na na na na na 4 Y
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
This project will include the repair of undercut
footings on a 16' wide bottomless arch
culvert and replacement of the streambed
substrate with grade control features to
reduce erosion, fix a migrating head cut and
promote fish passage.
0511 CA 28N30 R Bear Valley Creek Arch Rehab 56.0 none 0 0.5 na 0 na 0.1 na na na na na 1 Y
Reconstruct roadway and add additional
drainage structures that will remove water
from the road surface. The road will receive
Polique Canyon Road a rock base course on the native surface
0512 CA 2N09 R Reconstruction 465.0 $0.000 n/a n/a 3.89 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 19 Y portion of this road.
The project is the removal of an existing 9
foot diameter x 57 foot long steel multi-plate
culvert, along with concrete head and wing
walls and accompanying road fill (~2,000
cubic yards) and replacing it with an new
single-span bridge 16’-0” wide by 42’-0" long.
The new bridge eliminates an impediment to
aquatic organism passage (AOP). NEPA,
drilling, survey and preliminary design are
Middle Hayfork-Barker Creek Fish complete.
0514 CA 32N03 R Passage 625.0 n/a 1 1.2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a n/a 1 Y
Repair of slide to re-open road closed by
slide. Safety issues as users are creating
hazourous routes around slide to access
0515 CA 10S04 R Rush Canyon Road (5N13.1) 245.0 $0.000 0 6 0 0 0 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 13 Y areas beyond.
Trails: 18E11, 18E04, 19E31, 20E09, 20E28,
20E31, 20E36, 20E44, 20E46, 20E60,
20E63, 21E14, 19E09, 19E10, 19E90,
20E10, 20E11, 20E13, 20E12, 20E14,
20E15, 20E16, 20E17, 20E18, 20E41,
20E98, 21E03, 21E04, 21E05, 21E06,
Summit RD Trails Soil Protection 21E07, 21E08, 21E09, and 21E10.
0516 CA Various T and Sediment Reduction 197.4 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 161.7 n/a 162 Y
Forest Road 7N75C Work in conjunction with campground
0516 CA 07N75C R Reconstruction 124.0 $938.000 n/a n/a n/a 0.4 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 2 Y development with other funding source
This is a watershed improvement project
working on the Treasure Mountain Road
(road #05) to reduce active sediment sources
from roads and make the roads more
maintainable. This is a level 3 road about 6.5
miles long. The work will be focused on
improving and/or restoring the hydrologic
function of the watershed where it has been
Treasure Mountain Road Sediment disrupted by the transportation system.
0517 CA 05 R Reduction 30.0 none na na 3 na 3.5 na na na na na na 18 Y
This is a watershed improvement project
working on roads in the Prosser Creek
Watershed to reduce active sediment
sources from roads and make the roads
more maintainable. This proposal is to
assess the roads within the watershed,
develop a prioritized road management plan,
and implement the plan. These are low
standard roads (maintenance level 2 and 3)
or in some cases unauthorized roads that
R and Prosser Creek Watershed Road To be receive relatively high levels of recreation
0517 CA multiple T Sediment Reduction- Phase 1 75.0 none 2+ na 2 4 1 na na id'd na na na 33 Y use.
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Reestablish properly functioning drainage
along the remote Poker Flat (Trail #10E15,
Road #25-29-1) and Bunker Hill (Trail
#10E20, Road #25-23-1-2) 4x4 Trails/Roads.
The Poker Flat Trail is contributing large
amounts of sediment into Canyon Creek
(candidate for National Wild River status).
The Bunker Hill Trail is contributing
sedimentation to Clarks Canyon, which runs
R and Poker Flat and Bunker Hill 4x4 into the Downie River.
0517 CA mulitiple T Trails Drainage 37.6 CA OHV $3.6 4 1 0 3.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 26 Y
This project consist of constructing three new
creek crossings of Forbes Creek for existing
motorized trails: Construct a 25 foot long
bridge on Off Highway Loop 1 for ATV and
motorcycle use. The location is at the Forbes
Creek crossing in T15N R11E NE1/4 section
19. Construct a 25 foot long bridge on Off
Highway Loop 1 for ATV and motorcycle use.
The extension would remove the OHV trail
out of Forbes Creek and reroute over the
new segment of culvert. This reroute would
also be paved.
0517 CA 11E40 T Forbes Creek Trail Crossing 82.5 none 2 0.3 na na na na na 0 2 0.5 0.5 7 Y
Reconstruction of front slope failure by
creating a working platform to reclaim as
much of slide material as possible.
Embankment construction will incorporate
large rocks to maintain slope and prevent
future failures. Legacy funding in 2008
provided funds to implement project as
originally proposed. Implementation
proposed for summer 2009 needs funding,
Barker Pass Roads Road Slide due to changes in calculated quantities and
0519 CA 3 R Repair 13.0 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a 0.1 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1 Y increased complexity of repairs.
Tallac Creek Bridge will be a single-span
bridge 20 feet wide by 40 feet long, and is
composed of precast, prestressed concrete
voided slabs, paved with an asphalt wearing
surface. The existing waterline will consist of
replacing 90 feet of 4 inches in diameter
waterline with 130 feet of 8 inches in
diameter ductile iron pipe, encased in
concrete. The sewer line will be replaced
with a new 12 inches in diameter iron pipe
0519 CA 13N07 R Tallac Creek Bridge 480.0 $230.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a 0.2 n/a n/a n/a 1 n/a n/a 1 Y within the SEZ.
Effectiveness monitoring by RMRS to
Interregional effectiveness demonstate benefits of CMLG projects for
0520 to
CA be determinedR monitoring 40.0 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 0 Y aquatic habitat and water quality
Stormprool 0.20 miles of road 44N24, 6.24
miles of road 44N21, and 1.25 miles of road
44N41, 45N65. Reduce large, unstable fills, upsize
45N65, culverts, and reduce diversion potential.
0505 CA 44N24 R Buker Stormproofing 73.0 $205 partner n/a 7.7 6.24 1.45 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 40 Y
Remove existing fills in road-stream
Elk Creek Sediment Reduction crossings and install rock fills with upsized
0505 CA 15N06 R Contract Modification 210.0 n/a 12 0.19 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 24 Y culverts
This project consists of surfacing 24
previously constructed drainage dips and
surfacing approaches for 14 stream
0506 CA 28N88 R Stormproofing - Phase II 85.0 $0.000 n/a n/a 7.2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 36 Y crossings on 28N88.
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
This project includes stormproofing and
drainage improvements at 11 separate sites
within the Yellow Creek watershed. Work
consists of installing metal end sections,
diversion potential (critical) dips, rolling dips,
additional cross drains, armoring outlets and
Yellow Creek Stormproofing - fillslopes, and upgrading culverts.
0506 CA Various R Phase II 60.0 $0.000 n/a n/a 0 5 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 25 Y
This project involves stormproofing and
surfacing approximately 3.5 miles of NFSR
28N12 in the Deer Creek Watershed.
Proposed work includes outsloping,
surfacing, constructing dips, and improving
0506 CA 28N12 R Elam Creek Stormproofing 205.0 $75 other BLI n/a n/a 3.5 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 18 Y drainage features
Stormproofing actions at select locations
0508 CA multiple R Smokey Roads Stormproofing 266.8 $0.000 n/a 3 n/a n/a n/a 26 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 30 Y along 28 miles
Pacific Ridge Roads Stormproofing actions at select locations
0508 CA multiple R Stormproofing 254.1 $0.000 n/a 3 n/a n/a n/a 25 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 30 Y along 28 miles
Stormproofing actions at select locations
along 28 miles affecting ESA aquatic species
0508 CA multiple R Yuki Roads Stormproofing 223.6 $159.720 n/a 2 n/a n/a n/a 17 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 20 Y
17N92, Remove pipes, rip roadbeds, install rolling
15N11, dips, and outslope for drainage on
16N32, approximately 9 miles of OML 1 Roads with
17N36, high priority sediment risk.
0510 CA 18N03 R Road Sedimentation Mitigation 171.7 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a 9 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 45 Y
This project would provide detailed surveys
of roads and culverts in areas of the Forest
where no data currently exist. This
information is badly needed to support roads
analysis and the watershed restoration
program. Partly due to the intense fire
season last year, the forest lacks survey work
Ukonom RD Road and Culvert to support future projects.
0510 CA Various R Inventory 85.1 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 0 Y
This project would provide detailed
longitudinal and cross-section surveys for
300 road-stream crossings that are proposed
Orleans RD pre-decommissioning for decommissioning in support of the
0510 CA Various R surveys 76.6 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 0 Y watershed restoration program.
Reconstruct drainage structures on Road
24N44. Currently, the dips are not
functioning causing water to be retained on
the road surface, erosion of outlets, heavy
rilling, and sediment delivery to drainages
0511 CA 24N44 R 24N22 "White Road" 21.0 none 0 0 na 0 3.1 na na na na na na 3 Y near Last Chance Creek.
07E03, Restore and repair trail, correct drainage
08E05, problems
12W07,
0514 CA 12W08 T New River Trails Rehabilitation 32.9 $66, ARRA n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 21 n/a 21 Y
Complete preconstruction activities in
preparation for future design and contract
preparation for 6 fish passage projects -
French-Swede Creek, Cedar Salt Creek,
Deadlun Creek, Gap Creek, McGill Creek
37N78, and EFk Prospect Creek. Activities include
38N11, subsurface and drilling and preparation of a
5N04, Fish Passage Projects Subsurface geotechnical report. The NEPA for the fish
0514 CA 29N30 R Drilling 70.0 n/a n/a 1.1 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 0 Y passage projects is complete.
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Trails: 18E26, 19E11, 19E22, 19E94A,
20E76, 20E52, 20E54, 20E55, 20E56,
20E78, 20E87, 18E04, 18E20, 18E21,
19E02, 19E05, 19E43, 19E94, 20E01,
Carson Iceberg Wilderness Trails 20E04, 20E04A, 18E06, 18E49, 19E06,
Soil Protection and Sediment 19E16, 19E50, 20E03, 20E05, 20E06,
0516 CA Various T Reduction 135.8 $46.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 111.2 n/a 20 Y 20E07, 21E01, and 21E02.
Mokelumne Wilderness Trails Soil Trails: 18E03, 18E07, 19E03, 17E01, 17E16,
Protection and Sediment 18E02, 18E24, and 19E54.
0516 CA Various T Reduction 66.9 $23.070 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 54.8 n/a 55 Y
Long Shanahan Road Roads improved: 1S33, 1S35Y, 1S17,
0516 CA Various R Reconstruction 122.5 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a 6.2 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 31 Y 2S09Y, and 1S37
Design and preliminary engineering costs for
road improvements including design of
Lumsden Road Retaining Wall and retaining walls to replace non-engineering
0516 CA 01N10 R Drainage Repair Design 20.0 $0.000 n/a n/a 4.7 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 0 Y walls on high-use potential slide areas.
Long Shanahan Road Additional 0.96 miles for Closure. Roads:
0516 CA Various R Decommissioning and Closure 37.0 $0.000 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 1.8 n/a n/a n/a n/a 9 Y 01S35Y, 01S38, 01S39, and 02S34.
Repair rolling dips on 1.3 miles highly erosive
native material ML 3 road. Place 4”
aggregate on same segment. Road
accesses large watershed, wildlife and forest
health-through vegetation management
rehabilitation areas that district plans to
showcase a comprehensive interpretive
0517 CA 0071 R Carman Valley Access 66.6 none 2 na 1.3 na na na na na na na na 6 Y area.
Sum Total 8448.0 2140 12 55 46 84 40 69 2 0 7 361 15 1162 0
8448.0 2140 12 55 46 84 40 69 2 0 7 361 15 1162
miles of HC road receiving maintenance
miles of PC road receiving maintenance
miles of system road decommissioned
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr to
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Road Decom/SDRR/AOP Effectiveness
Monitoring Studies, Oversight, Studies with Rocky Mt research, RO
0627 R Reports $225 Y Oversight, and Reporting
Big slope failure due to undercutting by Sauk
River at 0.5 mile has created a major user
hazard. River has also damaged old
trailhead with need to move the trailhead
back several hundred feet and construct trail
0605 WA 724 T Weden Creek Trail $14 0.25 Y above flood plain.
Repairs needed at multiple washouts and
broken, or undermine puncheon need to be
0605 WA 1003 T Middle Fork Snoqualmie Trail $70 2.5 Y replaced or removed.
Upper South Fork Skokomish Trail Replace four bridges damaged in floods
0609 WA 873 T Bridge Replacement $438 0.4 Y
Replace 5 damaged bridges from floods with
0615 OR 1424 T Cow Cr NR Trail Fords $15 0.5 Y fords
Remove failed trail bridge replace with ford
0618 OR 3403 T Old Cascades Crest Trail Ford $9 0.1 Y
Using the Forest's 2003 Roads Analysis,
watershed analyses, and other information,
an Interdisciplinary Team will assess all FS
roads on the transportation system within the
priority watershed planning areas (approx.
600 miles of road total) and will identify roads
for decomissioning that pose adverse
hydrologic impacts and are unneeded for
long term recreational or administrative
access. The Forest Supervisor will render a
decision on specific roads to be
Aquatics-related Road decommissioned. A preliminary EA is
Decommissioning Environmental expected 9-30-09, with a decision notice
Assessment for Year 2 Increment published January 2010.
0606 OR R on the Mt. Hood NF - PLANNING $40 Y
Sucker Creek Legacy Roads - Minimum road system determined and
0610 OR R PLANNING $40 Y eventual NEPA actions completed
Contracted RA, with recommendations to
Cow Creek Road Analysis - project NEPA. Minimize sizing of road
0615 OR R PLANNING $55 Y system.
Decommission 9 segments of road totaling 5
miles. Reduce risk of slope failure.
0617 WA R Icicle PLANNING $15 Y
Complete Travel analysis for minimum
Lt Naches/Peshastin Creek Travel system with recommendation for needed
0617 WA R Analysis PLANNING $10 Y NEPA
Decommission 2 mi. of rd. 5390; relocate
stretches of 4 miles of 5380 and 5390
0617 WA R Potato PLANNING $20 Y
0605 WA R Perry Creek Road Deco $3 0.5 3 Y Road Decommissioning
0605 WA R Alpine Baldy Road Deco $25 13.9 69 Y Road Decommissioning
0605 WA R E. Shannon Creek Deco $15 4.6 23 Y Road Decommissioning
0606 OR R Upper Middle Fork Road Deco $215 16.2 81 Y Road Decommissioning
0606 OR R Salmon River Deco $545 36.1 180 Y Road Decommissioning
0606 OR R Little Sandy Road Deco $265 41.8 209 Y Road Decommissioning
0606 OR many R Clackamas River Road Deco & SDRR $25 16.9 85 Y Road Decommissioning
0609 WA R Church Creek Road Deco $460 2.7 14 Y Road Decommissioning
0610 OR R Applegate McKee Road Deco & SDRR $280 16.0 80 Y Road Decommissioning
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miles of stream habitat restored or
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Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
0612 OR R Drift Creek Road Deco $274 6.3 32 Y Road Decommissioning
0612 OR R Five Rivers Road Deco $120 10.8 54 Y Road Decommissioning
0615 OR 3817000 R Road 3817100 Deco $55 0.9 4 Y Road Decommissioning
0615 OR 2741000 R Road 2741 Deco $298 6.7 34 Y Road Decommissioning
0615 OR 2232719 R Road 2232719 Deco Design Only $15 0.7 4 Y Road Decommissioning
0616 OR many R Upper Joseph Road Decom $50 0 Y Road Decommissioning
0617 WA many R Methow Road Deco $235 40.0 200 Y Road Decommissioning
0617 WA many R Tonasket Road Deco $10 35.0 175 Y Road Decommissioning
0621 WA many R Colville Road Deco $41 3.5 18 Y Road Decommissioning
Camp Creek Road Deco Nepa/Design Only for future Decom
0604 OR R Nepa&Design $35 Y
Survey/NEPA/Design Only for future Decom
S Fork Skokomish Outyear
0609 WA R Planning, Field Surveys and NEPA $85 Y
Middle S. Umpqua Road Deco, Nepa for future Decom
0615 OR R NEPA Only $15 Y
Steamboat Road Analysis and Nepa for future Decom and Min Road
0615 OR R WAP $26 Y System
0601 OR 1230500 R Bear Valley AOP Planning Only $4 $10 1.0 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
Cultus Creek (3 crossings) AOP Aquatic Organism Passage, Planning only
0601 OR R Planning Only
4635110/4630/4270 $36 Y
Aquatic Organism Passage, Replace Culvert
0603 WA 4200000 R Green Fork Trib AOP $270 1 1.0 1.0 Y with Bridge
Aquatic Organism Passage, Design Only,
0604 OR 2635000 R Reynolds Ck, N Fk 2 AOP $15 2 4.0 Y Implement with Tribal Funds from BPA
Aquatic Organism Passage, Design Only,
0604 OR 2635000 R Reynolds Ck 1 AOP $15 1 3.0 Y Implement with Tribal Funds from BPA
Aquatic Organism Passage, Design Only,
0604 OR 2635616 R Reynolds Ck, N Fk 1 AOP $5 1 2.4 Y Implement with Tribal Funds from BPA
Cougar/WF Lick (FSR 3650748) Aquatic Organism Passage
0604 OR 3650748 R AOP $20 $100 1 0.7 Y
Cougar/WF Lick (FSR 3675514) Aquatic Organism Passage
0604 OR 3675514 R AOP $40 $10 1 2.8 Y
Bell Creek, Loomis-Nooksack Rd Aquatic Organism Passage, Remove pipe
0605 WA 1200000 R 12 AOP $55 1 1.0 1.0 Y replace with steel portable bridge
0606 OR 1810000 R McGee Creek AOP Design Only $30 0.4 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
Aquatic Organism Passage, Design Only,
0606 OR 1800000 R Red Hill Creek AOP Design Only $15 0.5 Y Replace with Bridge
Happy Creek (4 crossings) AOP Aquatic Organism Passage
0606 OR 63/6350/6360R Design Only $40 $225 3.0 Y
0607 OR 2725000 R Dick Creek AOP $66 $78 1 1.8 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
Rainbow Creek removal AOP Aquatic Organism Passage
0609 WA 2203000 R Contract Prep Only $5 $25 2.3 Y
0612 OR 1034000 R Farmer Creek AOP Design Only $15 1.3 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0612 OR 1200000 R Sloan Creek AOP Design Only $15 0.5 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0615 OR 2800000 R Francis Creek Bridge AOP $505 1 0.9 1.0 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0616 OR 3940000 R Carrol Creek AOP $70 $160 1 4.0 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0616 OR 8250000 R Little Bear Ck AOP $135 $50 1 5.5 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0616 OR R S. Fk. Spring Ck AOP $245 1 3.5 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
Eightmile Assessment & Design Aquatic Organism Passage
0617 WA 5130000 R AOP $55 15.0 Y
0617 WA 5215300 R Cub Creek AOP $50 1 4.6 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
Cougar Creek AOP Plan Design Aquatic Organism Passage
0618 OR 1900410 R Only $26 2.1 Y
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Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Aquatic Organism Passage
0621 WA 4300015 R Six Mile Ck AOP Plan Design Only $22 2.2 Y
Wilson Ck 2 AOP Plan Design Aquatic Organism Passage
0621 WA 9517000 R Only $24 3.0 Y
0621 WA 9517200 R Wilson Creek AOP $155 1 0.5 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0621 WA 9517200 R South Fork Chewelah Ck AOP $185 1 2.5 Y Aquatic Organism Passage
0601 OR Many R Des Forest Wide Road Mtce $7 7.0 Y Road Maintenance
0602 OR Many R Fre/win Forest Wide Road Mtce $10 10.0 Y Road Maintenance
0603 WA Many R Gip Forest Wide Road Mtce $76 76.0 Y Road Maintenance
0604 OR Many R Mal Forest Wide Road Mtce $20 20.0 Y Road Maintenance
0605 WA Many R Mbs Forest Wide Road Mtce $24 24.0 Y Road Maintenance
0606 OR Many R Mth Forest Wide Road Mtce $40 40.0 Y Road Maintenance
0607 OR Many R Och Forest Wide Road Mtce $3 3.0 Y Road Maintenance
0609 WA Many R Oly Forest Wide Road Mtce $40 40.0 Y Road Maintenance
0610 OR Many R Rrs Forest Wide Road Mtce $95 95.0 Y Road Maintenance
0612 OR Many R Siu Forest Wide Road Mtce $38 38.0 Y Road Maintenance
0614 OR Many R Uma Forest Wide Road Mtce $10 10.0 Y Road Maintenance
0615 OR Many R Ump Forest Wide Road Mtce $61 61.0 Y Road Maintenance
0616 OR Many R W-w Forest Wide Road Mtce $11 11.0 Y Road Maintenance
0617 WA Many R Okw Forest Wide Road Mtce $73 73.0 Y Road Maintenance
0618 OR Many R Wil Forest Wide Road Mtce $73 73.0 Y Road Maintenance
0621 WA Many R Col Forest Wide Road Mtce $8 8.0 Y Road Maintenance
Re-establish and install additional drainage
structures, armoring of drainage structures
and outlets, clean ditches and reshape
0601 OR Many R Deschutes River SDRR $14 19.0 38 Y roadway to assist in drainage.
Re-establish and install additional drainage
structures, armoring of drainage structures
and outlets, clean ditches and reshape
roadway to assist in drainage.
0601 OR Many R Paulina Creek SDRR $4 4.0 8 Y
Re-establish and install additional drainage
structures, armoring of drainage structures
and outlets, clean ditches and reshape
0601 OR Many R Upper Metolius SDRR $26 60.0 120 Y roadway to assist in drainage.
Pull back fill failures and replace rotten
0605 WA Many R Foss River Road SDRR $135 8.2 16 Y culverts
Drainage reconstruction, culvert
upgrades/replacments, fill slope repair,
0605 WA Many R Sauk Road System SDRR $300 37.0 74 Y surfacing reconstruction
Drainage improvements-construct waterbars,
drain dips, culvert upgrades/replacements,
Skyforks Road System reshaping roadway
0605 WA Many R Stabilization SDRR $100 15.0 30 Y
Construct waterbars and drain dips, remove
Trout Creek Road Stabilization culverts, stormproof and add rock to other
0605 WA Many R SDRR $65 1.8 4 Y roads
Ditch cleaning, culvert cleaning, cross drain
culvert replacement and or new installation
as needed, waterbar/drain dip installation,
back blading/spot rocking where ponding
0606 OR Many R MTH ML 2 Road SDRR 1 $165 83.2 166 Y and rutting has occurred.
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miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Ditch cleaning, culvert cleaning, cross drain
culvert replacement and or new installation
as needed, waterbar/drain dip installation,
back blading/spot rocking where ponding
0606 OR Many R MTH ML 2 Road SDRR 2 $190 115.2 230 Y and rutting has occurred.
9 culvert replacements, upgrades, or new
installations (24" to 72" dia), riprap headwalls
& culvert outlets, 1 mile spot surfacing,
cleaning & reconditioning 1 culvert, clean 7.5
0609 WA Many R Skokomish River WS SDRR $68 8.5 17 Y miles of ditches.
5 culvert replacements, upgrades, or new
installations (18" to 36" dia), slide removal,
0609 WA Many R Sol Duc River WS SDRR $33 0.6 1 Y pothole patching.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Big Creek SDRR $21 6.0 12 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Lower Alsea River SDRR $127 37.0 74 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Lower Siletz River SDRR $17 3.6 7 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Lower Siuslaw SDRR $75 21.3 43 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Marys River SDRR $18 5.0 10 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Nestucca River SDRR $182 55.3 111 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Install waterbars and draindips. Replace
0612 OR Many R Salmon River SDRR $22 5.3 11 Y culverts with Draindips where practical.
Replace ditch relief culverts with armored
0614 OR Many R Granite SDRR $25 16.0 32 Y drain dips
0615 OR Many R Layng Cr. SDRR $87 9.2 18 Y Culvert replacements, outlet armoring
storm proof about 20 miles of roads 5302,
5305, 5303, 5302-110 in Crum Canyon area
0617 WA Many R Crum SDRR $30 20.0 40 Y
0617 WA Many R Mtn. Home SDRR $50 5.0 10 Y storm proof about 5 miles of rd. 7300
storm proof about 2 miles of 5390 and 6
0617 WA Many R Potato SDRR $30 8.0 16 Y miles of rd. 5380
storm proof about 25 miles of roads 5501,
0617 WA Many R Preston SDRR $65 30.0 60 Y 5502, 5503, 5501-711, 5504
Blading , cleaning ditchs , removal of scaling,
drainage control, shallow dips over pipes,
0618 OR Many R Breitenbush SDRR $38 15.0 30 Y controling water
Blading , cleaning ditchs , removal of scaling,
drainage control, shallow dips over pipes,
0618 OR 2207000 R Cedar Creek Rd 2207 SDRR $38 15.0 30 Y controling water
0618 OR 2654000 R Deer Cr Road 2654 SDRR $50 11.0 22 Y replace separating and plugged culverts
install relatively low-cost treatments such as
dips at road stream crossings, waterbars,
0618 OR 2102101 R Road 2102101 SDRR $30 13.4 27 Y and broad-based drain dips.
Roads 2134 and 2136 Heavy drainage maintenance, replace separating
0618 OR 2134000, 2136000Maintenance SDRR
R $50 27.0 54 Y and plugged culverts
WWJV - PRC Administration of $15 PRC administration of WWJV Program done
Whole Watershed Joint Venture by ECOTRUST
0627 OR R Program, Road/Trail Component Y
WWJV - Thomas Creek $12 Road DECOM
0602 OR R Restoration - Road Decom $419 3 15 Y
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miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
meet stream simulation
decommissioned
reconstructed
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
WWJV - Green Fork Fish Passage $100 AOP
0603 WA R Restor 1 1 1 Y
WWJV - Clear-Lewis Road $50 DECOM
0603 WA R Removal Project 7 Y
WWJV - Upper MAL Restoration, $20 DECOM
0604 OR R Road Decom 12 Y
WWJV - North Zone $10 CLOSURE
disp.camp,road,trail Riparian
0604 OR R Protect $24 1 17 Y
WWJV - Camp Creek Culvert $100 AOP
0604 OR R Replacement II, AOP 3 5 Y
WWJV - Clackamas River $40 AOP
0606 OR R Stewardship, AOP 3 3 Y
WWJV - Salmon River Restoration $35 DECOM
0606 OR R , Road Decom 1.6 8 Y
WWJV - Trout Cr Restoration, $10 DECOM
0607 OR R Road Decom 6 30 Y
WWJV - Securing Effective $28 DECOM
Habitat in the Watershed, Road CLOSURE
0617 WA R Decom and Storage $34 15.5 11.4 57 Y
WWJV - Chewuch Cr Rd $10 INVENTORY
0617 WA R Condition Inventory Y
WWJV - Chiwawa Watershed Rd $75 Storm Damage Risk Reduction (SDRR)
0617 WA R Restoration, SDRR 3 6 Y
WWJV - Church Creek Road $100 DECOM and Closure
0609 WA R Decommissioning Stewardship 1.3 0.5 3 Y
WWJV - Sucker Creek Sediment $20 DECOM
Reduction, Planning and Road
0610 OR R Decom 2 10 Y
$13 DECOM
WWJV - Salmon River Marsh Rest-
0612 OR R Tamara Quays, Road Decom 1 5 Y
WWJV - North Cr Fish Pass $20 AOP, Design Only
0612 OR R Design Only, AOP Y
WWJV - Granite creek culvert $4 AOP, Contract Admin only
0614 OR R AOP Contr Admin Y
$16 AOP, Design Only
WWJV - Clear/Beaver Creek Flow
0614 OR R Restoration, AOP Design Only Y
WWJV - Desolation Creek Culvert $10 AOP
0614 OR R Replace, AOP 1 4 1 Y
WWJV - Lower Steamboat $5 AOP, Design Only
0615 OR R Restoration, AOP Design $104 Y
WWJV - Meadow Creek Fuel $30 DECOM
0616 OR R Reduction & Road Decom $436 3 Y
Total: $9,527 $1,674 24 83 0 660 0 606 294 6 5 0 4 2,724
9527 1674 24 83 0 660 0 606 294 6 5 0 4 2724
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miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
Miles of PC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
enhanced
Road Other $ & Funds
Admin State
or CMLG $ Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Route ID Project Name Project Description
Trail? (Thousands) Type/Name in FY09?
(RRFF) Code
(R/T) (Thousands) (Y/N)
Construct a new bridge at an existing natural
rock ford to improve safety and reduce affects to
AOP in the stream. The new bridge structure
R801 AL FSR540 R FSR 540 Choccolocco Creek Bridge $382 1 0.75 0.3 1 3120 Y
would also discourage and/ or eliminate illegal
access up-stream and down-stream via the roack
ford by off-road vehicles.
Reconstruct a road/ stream crossing as part of
the Phase II project that routinely overtops
Tallaseehatchee Watershed
R801 AL FSR616 R $275 1 2.3 0.2 2300 Y depositing sedimentation into the stream located
Improvements Phase II
in the watershed serving the City of Sylacauga,
Alabama and affecting sensitive T&E species.
Rehab Redbird Crest Trail to improve watershed
conditions and trail sustainability. Funds would
R802 KY T Redbird Crest Trail Critical Repair $115 10 NA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 <100 <100 50 Y be obligated through Recreation Solutions. We
have prior commitments from them to do
additional work for us with these funds.
The project replaces a ford with an open bottom
box culvert, restores the ford's stream channel,
and realigns approx. 200' of road to improve road
alignment into the campground and provide an
R803 GA FSR 156 R Sarah's Creek Culvert $200 $10 1 1 0.03 0 2034 Y improved crossing location for the culvert. We
have a partnership with GA DNR to provide
$10,000 worth of inkind contributions, and a
commitment from Trout Unlimited to help with
instream structures.
Deferred maintenance on 3.8 miles in TN &
approx. 1.25 mile in NC: reconditioning, dips,
R804 TN FSR 24 R Tellico River Watershed $132 3.8 1.25 125 Y
gravel, brushing, & pipe replacements & design
AOP structure at Big Oak Cove Cr crossing
Deferred maintenance & improvements to reduce
R804 TN FSR 29 T Buffalo Mtn OHV $65 4 25 Y
erosion
Deferred maintenance & improvements to Bald
River Rd & N. River Rd: reconstruct road from
FSR 126 crowned template with ditches & cross drains to
R804 TN R Bald River Road & North River Road $680 9 120 Y
FSR 217 outsloped template with dips; crushed aggregate;
replace culverts
Deferred maintenance & improvements to
Chestnut Ridge Rd & Middle Rd: reconstruct
FSR
road from crowned template with ditches & cross
R804 TN 22501 R Big Creek Watershed $289 10.6 130 Y
drains to outsloped template with dips; crushed
FSR 2251
aggregate; replace culverts
Decommission unauthorized roads and restore
R805 FL Multiple R Penner Pond $150 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 2,000 Y
watershed
Decommission unauthorized roads and restore
R805 FL Multiple RT Alexander Springs $155 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 6,000 Y
watershed
Decommission unauthorized roads and restore
R805 FL Multiple RT Ocklawaha $5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 6,000 N
watershed
FSR 247 Recondition road template, replace culverts and
R806 LA R Rhames and Tilly $160 0.2 1584 Y
FSR 253 surface roadbed.
Survey and design replacement structure for
R806 LA 120 R Fish Creek AOP Structure $40 1 2 7859 Y
AOP project.
Repair road surfacing to reduce adverse road
R808 VA FR95 R North River Road $115 $30 CMRD 0 0 0 0 3.3 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,000 Y
impacts
R808 VA FR258 R Ruckman Draft $58 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 Y Replace large culvert restrcicting AOP.
Obliterate 25 miles of unclassified roads adjacent
R808 VA None R Bradshaw Tract $100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 1580 Y to the Kimberling Creek Wilderness. Sustains
illegal OHV use.
Replace existing 48" culverts with a bottomless
R808 VA FSR61 R Clayton Mill Creek Crossing $100 1 2.36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2150 Y arch. Improves aquatic passage and reduces
damage to roadway during heavy storms.
R809 AR FR53000 R Upper Cedar Cr. Structure $178 1 2 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Y Replace slab with structure that allows AOP
Replace failed arch. Stream flows directly into
R809 AR RD114 R Replace failed Arch $117 1 2 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Y
Little Rock water supply
R809 AR RD512 R AOP structure on Long Creek $132 $240 CMRD 1 1 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 Y Replace structure with one that allows AOP
Design for additional AOP structure on Replace existing structure that impedes aquatic
R809 AR FSR 512 R $75 1 1 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 Y
Long Creek passage with one that allows AOP
Construct bridge across Board Camp Creek on
R809 AR FSR 510 R Road 510 AOP Structure $435 1 0.5 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 Y
road 510
Improvement of road that was washed out by last
springs flooding: closure of a section of the road
R810 AR 91061F R Pogue Springs Project $140 1 1 1 1 15 Y that extends along and into North Sylamore
Creek (scenic river); closure of illegally created
roads in the riparian area
Maintenance of sections of the Moccasin Gap
Trail that were damaged during last springs
FSR 2309
R810 AR T High Mtn. Loop - Moccasin Gap Trail $45 3 3 20 Y flooding; closure and relocation of sections of the
FSR 2307
trail that were located in steep slopes and
riparian areas
Decommission unauthorized roads near Jack
R810 AR R Jack Patch Road Illegal Road Closure $15 3 10 Y Patch Road to reduce erosion and
sedimentation.
Open up ice storm damaged roads including
R810 AR Multiple R Ice Strom Damage-Roads $625 20 275 Y hazard tree removal and restoration of drainage.
Reduces sedimentation and erosion.
Open up ice storm damaged trails including
R810 AR Multiple T Ice Storm Damage-Trails $75 45 Y hazard tree removal to make them safe.
Reduces sedimentation and erosion
R811 NC R Roy Taylor Road Phase I $180 53 9 0 0 20.3 5.9 9 53 0 0 0 10757 Y Project underway at this time est. 20% complete
Project replaces existing arch pipe with a
R811 NC FSR471 R Cathey's Creek Culvert $160 1 1.25 0 0 0.5 0 0 0 1 0 0 35 Y bottomless culvert with stream simulation to
provide aquatic passage.
R811 NC Multiple R Roy Taylor Roads Phase II $50 Y Planning/Design funding
Replace drainage structure that does not allow
R812 SC FSR E60 R RD E60-A Culvert $85 SSCC- 50K 1 1.1 1.3
AOP.
R812 SC T Buncombe Horse Trail Relocation $75 2 Y Relocate horse trail due to soils & private land
Replace or clean blocked culverts or outslope
R812 SC FSR 710 R Cherokee road culvert replacement $110 3 Y
road
R812 SC FSR709 R AOP Culvert Replacement $10 2 2 Y Replace two culverts for aquatic passage
Continual Ice Storm cleanup - complements
R860 KY Multiple R Ice Storm Damage $550 158 30
ARRA Projects
Totals $6,078
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miles of stream habitat restored or
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Acres of watershed improved
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miles of unauthorized roads
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miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Remove failed water control structure under the
North Country Scenic National Trail North Country National Scenic Trail, remove most
crossing at Woodtick Impoundment of the approach fill in wetland, convert crossing to
3 0903 MN T (Planned with FY09 original allocation) $20 1 0.8 0.1 35 Y a rock ford.
Webster Lake Road crossings & Replace up to two deficient culverts and upgrade
upgrade (Planned with FY09 original road surface
4 0903 MN 2236 R allocation) $20 1.5 Y
Walker District Road Decommission about 8 miles of roads affecting
Decommissioning (Planned with FY09 wetlands and uplands in the Boy and Leech River
5 0903 MN Multiple R original allocation) $46 2 6 8 Y watersheds.
This project will decommission approximately two
miles of system and user-created roads. Project
9012 and objectives are to protect and improve Threatened
9015 and and Endangered Species habitat (Karner Blue
User Butterfly), reduce erosion and sedimentation into
Created the White River in this Semi-Primitive Non-
0904 MI Roads R White River SPNM Road Closures $15 2 2 14 Y Motorized area.
6
Partnership with Manistee and Wexford Counties
7 0904 MI R Cad/Man Road Stream Crossings $25 $35 2 2 5 Y to improve road stream crossings.
The project will enhance open water, shrub-scrub
and emergent vegetation wetland types through
elevation of ½ mile of road, improving control of
Tuttle Puddle Impoundment andrestoring an
additional 150 acre extension of the Tuttle Marsh
wetland. This wetland meets critical needs of
Federally listed Endangered Threatened and
Sensitive species (17 Regionally sensitive
species utilize Tuttle Marsh for foraging and
nesting habitat, including bald eagles, osprey,
trumpeter swans, common loon, peregrine
falcons, least bittern and Blanding's turtles). Tuttle
Marsh has three active osprey nests and is one of
only a few areas where osprey successfully breed
in Northeastern Michigan.These habitats provide
foraging and nesting opportunities for a variety of
wildlife while increasing ecosystem diversity on
the landscape of wetlands used by goshawk,
trumpeter swan, and other avian species.
8 0904 MI 4546 R Tuttle Puddle Road Improvements $110 Partner $15 1 1 0.5 6 Y
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miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
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decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
This project includes replacement of a failed
culvert, hardening the approaches and relocating
the road away from sensitive wetlands. The
3 failed culvert is delivering a substantial sediment
load to a creek and prohibiting aquatic organism
passage. Project objectives are to improve water
quality, improve habitat for Brook trout and
sculpin, eliminate sediment deliver to the stream
and improve aquatic organism passage.
9 0904 MI 4901 R Jose Lake Trail Crossing $65 1 2 1.6 0.7 17 Y
This project is an A/E contract design for
improvements on trail bridge to bring it up to
10 904 MI Trail Pine Creek Trail Bridge A/E Design $12 1 0.5 1 Y standard.
Replacement of this deficient road bridge on an
ephemeral drainage will reduce deferred
maintenance, maintain the structure of the
streambank, reduces downstream sedimentation,
and improves downstream water quality.
11 905 MO 1576 R Kaintuck Road Bridge Replacement $25 1 1 1 1 Y
Repair road damage from the recent flooding
events. Stabilize or re-contour road surfaces and
add aggregate to reduce erosion and associated
stream sedimentation resulting from damaged
road surfaces. Current research shows that
surfacing a road with aggregate can reduce
sediment production by as much as 90%, and
Various FS reducing rut development can reduce sediment
System CMRD, CRRD- production by 50-75%.
12 905 MO Roads R Storm Damage Road Repair $50 $1,500 10 Y
Repair trail damage from the recent flooding
events. Stabilize or re-contour trail surfaces and
add aggregate to reduce erosion and
sedimentation resulting from damaged trail
surfaces. Decommission trails severely damaged
by flooding events. Work to be completed by
Various Americorps.
13 905 MO Trails T Storm Damage Trail Repair $15 NA 1.5 2 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Contract Modification - Funds Obligated. This
project will replace an existing 9' 6" x 6' 5" SPPA
with a 24' 0" x 8' 6" Bottomless Struct Plate Arch,
3 which would improve aquatic organism passage,
channel morphology and sedimentation. Silver
Creek is an important Brook Trout nursery and
refugia stream for the Paint River Wild and
Scenic River (WSR) system, which is about 2
miles downstream from the crossing. The WSR
is to be managed for good water quality and trout
fishing is an important component of the river's
recreation outstandingly remarkable value (ORV).
The existing structure is undersized, impeding
trout movement, creating instream erosion and
changing the channel morphology. Replacing the
structure with a bottomless arch will greatly
improve the situation in the immediate vacinity of
the crossing and ultimately benefit the
downstream WSR's ORV through improved trout
production and survival through access to nursery
and summer refugia sites.
14 907 MI 2180 Road Silver Creek $8 1 6 0.2 1 Y
Contract Awarded - Funds Obligated. This
project will replace existing twin 7'3" x 5'3" x 34'
CMPAs with a 24' x 7' x 16' Concrete Open
Bottom Arch, which would improve aquatic
organism passage, channel morphology and
sedimentation, while reducing the possibility of
trapping debris causing culvert failure. Sucker
Creek is an important Brook Trout stream for the
South Branch Ontonagon River, which is over
eight miles downstream from the crossing. It also
contains the RFSS mussel, creek heelsplitter, in
the general area of the crossing. The existing
structure consists of large side-by-side culverts
that splits the stream flow resulting in wide,
shallow flow during low flow periods (which
impedes trout movement), instream erosion
during high flows, and trapped debris, which risks
culvert stability. Replacing the existing structures
with an open bottom arch will greatly improve the
situation in the immediate vicinity of the crossing
15 907 MI 5235 Road Sucker Creek $124 1 1 0.1 1 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Funded on FY09 workplan: Reconstruct natural
bridge creek crossing and harden x miles of
FY09 Lusk Creek Wilderness, Natural wilderness equestrian trail. Lusk Creek contains
3 Bridge Crossing Const. and Trail the Illinois threatened least brook lamprey.
16 908 IL 1 T Hardening $68 1 1 Y
Existing crossing is considered a barrier to
aquatic organism passage. Project includes the
installation of a larger culvert set at a lower
elevation. It should be noted that the lower
portion of Poplar River is considered impaired due
to sediment. Project will restore aquatic organism
passage and stream processes, increase public
safety, and decrease maintenance costs. Project
will benefit the native Eastern brook trout as well
NFVW09 = $2 as the creek hillsplitter mussel and northern brook
NFWF09 = $2 lamprey, both Regional Forester Sensitive
17 0909 MN 164 R Poplar River Stream Crossing Project $22 APE18 = $154 1 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y Species.
Existing crossing is considered a barrier to
aquatic organism passage. Project includes the
installation of a larger culvert set at a lower
elevation. Project will restore restore aquatic
organism passage, improve stream processes
including floodplain conveyance, increase public
NFVW09 = $3.5 safety, and decrease maintenance costs.
18 0909 MN 609 R Clear Creek $5 NFWF09 = $2 1 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y
The crossing has failed historically discharging
sediment to the downstream riverine corridor.
The channel has aggraded as a result of this
sediment input and can become subterranean
during low flows. The project involves the
installation of a larger culvert at the crossing and
removal of downstream sediment in the floodplain
and channel. This will result in the restoration of
aquatic organism passage and stream processes,
increased public safety, and decreased
maintenance costs. Project will benefit the native
Eastern brook trout as well as the creek hillsplitter
mussel and northern brook lamprey, both
NFVW09 = $3 Regional Forester Sensitive Species.
19 0909 MN 493 R Flap Creek $12 NFWF09 = $6 1 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Existing crossing is considered a barrier to
aquatic organism passage. Project includes the
installation of a larger culvert set at a lower
3 elevation. Project will restore restore aquatic
organism passage, improve stream processes
including floodplain conveyance, increase public
NFVW09 = $1 safety, and decrease maintenance costs.
20 0909 MN 1365B R Tributary to Junco Creek $28 NFWF09 = $1 1 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y
Existing crossing is considered a barrier to
aquatic organism passage. Project includes the
installation of a larger culvert set at a lower
elevation and floodplain culverts. Project will
restore restore aquatic organism passage,
improve stream processes including floodplain
NFVW09 = $2 conveyance, increase public safety, and decrease
21 0909 MN 494A R Marion Creek $5 NFWF09 = $1 1 1 1 1 Y maintenance costs.
Existing crossing has historically failed as a result
of clogging by beaver and is presently considered
a physical barrier to aquatic organism passage.
The project will include the replacement of the
existing culvert with a larger culvert set at a lower
elevation and floodplain culverts. The result of
the project include restored aquatic organism
passage, improved stream processes, increased
Forest Road 459 (Grassy Road) NFVW09 = $3 public safety, and decreased maintenance costs.
22 0909 MN 459 R Culvert Project $25 NFWF09 = $2 1 1 0.1 0.1 4 Y
The currently planned project will decommission
approximately 45 existing unauthorized roads that
have had decisions made under recent NEPA but
insufficient funds have existed to perform the
work. Assuming 12' width each mile of road
decommissioned would improve approximately
Decommision unauthorized roads 1.5 acres of watershed.
23 0909 MN Misc. R Phase I $35 15 22 Y
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Potential bridge. Effected T&E Brook
trout, various dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald
44N5W22-001 Biscuit Creek Eagle (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF
24 910 MI FR3139 R @FR3139 culvert replacement $20 0 1 1.9 0.25 0.25 1 1 Y Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Potential bridge. Effected T&E Brook
trout, various dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald
44N4W20-001 Biscuit Creek @ Eagle (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF
25 910 MI FR3339 R FR3339 Culvert replacement $20 0 1 9.4 0.25 0.25 1 18.2 Y Sensitive)
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Potential BridgeEffected T&E Brook
3 trout, various dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald
44N4W13-001 Biscuit Creek @ Eagle (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF
26 910 MI FR3338 R FR3338 Culvert replacement $20 0 1 2.9 0.25 0.25 1 18.2 Y Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Potential Bridge. Effected T&E Brook
trout, various dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald
Eagle (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF
27 910 MI FR3517 R 44N4W26-001 Bear Creek @ FR3517 $20 0 1 3.4 0.25 0.25 1 3.6 Y Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Potential Bridge. Effected T&E Brook
trout, various dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald
Eagle (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF
28 910 MI FR3119 R 44N4W28-001 Bear Creek @ FR3119 $20 0 1 3.7 0.25 0.25 1 Y Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Effected T&E Brook trout, various
44N4W34-001 Little Bear Creek @ dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald Eagle
29 910 MI FR3119 R FR3119 $20 0 1 1.5 0.25 0.25 Y (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF Sensitive)
Surface hardening Forest 2279 CE Construction fo FR2279 Hardening
30 910 MI FR2279 R Approaches to Rock River Crossing $60 0 1 0.25 0.25 Y
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Effected T&E Brook trout, various
41N20W27-001 Snowmobile trail Trib dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald Eagle
31 910 MI TR 2 T to Ogontz $15 0 1 2 0.2 0.2 Y (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Effected T&E Brook trout, various
41N20W27-002 Snowmobile trail dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald Eagle
32 910 MI TR 2 T North Branch of Ogontz $15 0 1 0.6 0.2 0.2 Y (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Culvert undersized and
perched. Effected T&E Brook trout, various
41N20W23-002 North Branch of dragon flies (RF sensitive)Bald Eagle
33 910 MI FR2233 R Ogontz at FR2233 $15 0 1 0.6 0.25 0.25 Y (threatened), Blandings' turtle (RF Sensitive)
PE Design scheduled for FY09, Negotiating,
Construction follows. Bridge has failed. Unsafe
for human health and public safety. Potential for
North partnership. Urgently needed trail repairs
Country minimize resource damage , protect investments.
34 910 MI trail T North Country Trail Bridge 42N5W3 $25 0 1 10 1 0.2 0.2 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Hardin Ridge Trail and Shoreline Harden trail and shoreline along Lake Monroe to
35 912 IN 4725.090 R/T Stabilization $55 0.3 0.21 Y protect parking lot and trail from erosion.
Stewardship project with Buck Timber Sale to
3 replace stream crossing to meet AOP standards.
$5 NFWF, $10 Waiting on Timber Sale to be advertised before
36 912 IN CR 126 R Buck/Mifflin Stewardship $22 NFVW 1 1.6 0.2 0.5 1 Y obligating money.
Heavy trail maintenance on Birdseye Trail
37 912 IN T Heavy Maintenance Birdseye $70 10 Y System. Fire Transfer Return Money
This is a combined project across the forest to
improve soil and water resources. Partially
obligated and completed. Projects include:
decommissioning trails, improving crossings and
drainages on roads crossing perennial and
intermittent, erosion and sediment control on trails
and roads, creating vernal wetlands on
$28 NFVW, $5
decommissioned trail.
38 912 IN R/T Ogala Road Decommisioning $32 NFTM 3 0.5 2.5 0.5 2 25 Y
Replace an undersized 57"x38" culvert that is set
too high and obstructing fish passage with a
87"x63" pipe-arch set lower. Riley Cr is a Class I
trout stream containing native brook trout and
sculpins; it also contains blacknose dace, creek
chubs and other species. The new culvert will
reconnnect 2.8 miles of aquatic habitat and
restore several hundred feet of upstream channel
that has aggraded with sand and muck. The
project may also reduce water temperatures by
restoring natural current to the stream and
increasing groundwater discharge from several
39 0913 WI 2161 R Riley Cr Culvert at FR 2161 $25 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y springs in the vicinity.
Replace an undersized 57"x38" culvert that is set
too high and obstructing fish passage with a
10'11"x4'3" aluminum box culvert set lower. Rock
Cr is a Class I trout stream containing native
brook trout and sculpins; it also contains
blacknose dace, creek chubs and other species.
The new culvert will reconnnect 4.5 miles of
aquatic habitat and restore a few hundred feet of
upstream channel that has aggraded with sand
and muck and is braided. The project may also
reduce water temperatures and downstream
braiding. It will reduce road maintenance
40 0913 WI 2382 R Rock Cr Culvert at FR 2383 $41 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y requirements.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Replace an undersized 35"x24" culvert with a
77"x52" pipe-arch set lower. The existing culvert
has failed frequently causing the downstream
3 channel to aggrade and upstream to pond water
and accumulate sand and muck. It is also set too
high and is also obstructing fish passage. This
unnamed tributary to Popple R is a Class I trout
stream containing native brook trout and sculpins;
it also contains blacknose dace, creek chubs and
other species. The new culvert will reconnnect
0.9 miles of aquatic habitat and restore a few
hundred feet of upstream channel that has
aggraded with sand and muck. The project may
also reduce water temperatures. A downstream
watershed improvement project is also planned to
41 0913 WI 2159 R Unt Popple Culvert at FR 2159 $19 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y restore 100 ft of channel.
Replace the existing 57"x38" culvert with a
81"x59" pipe arch. The existing culvert is
severely deteriorated and in danger of failure
which threatens public safety and downstream
sedimentation. The bottom is rusted out and the
top had a hole that was temporarily patched last
summer. Haymeadow is a NLW stream
containing creek chubs, mudminnows, blacknose
dace, brook sticleback, n, redbelly dace, white
sucker and a number of other species. The new
culvert will maintain fish passage for a short
distance upstream to Haymeadow Impoundment,
reduce the potential for failure, improve safety
and reduce maintenance.
42 0913 WI 2435 R Haymeadow Cr Culvert at FR 2435 $30 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y
Remove a 24' circ. culvert that frequently washes
out on Unnamed Trib to McCaslin Brook, install
10'2"x2'8" aluminum box culvert to prevent future
failures, improve water quality, provide AOP,
restore channel morphology, improve stream
habitat and reduce maintnance. McCaslin Trib is
a Class I trout stream containing native brook
trout and mottled sculpins.
43 0913 WI 937112 T Unt McCaslin Culvert at Snomo Trail $26 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Replace the existing 71"x47" culvert with a
137"x87" pipe arch. The existing culvert is
severely deteriorated and in danger of failure
3 which threatens public safety and downstream
sedimentation. NF Yellow R is a NLW stream
containing creek chubs, mudminnows, blacknose
dace, brook sticleback, n, redbelly dace, white
sucker and a number of other species. The new
culvert will maintain fish passage, reduce the
potential for failure, improve safety and reduce
44 0913 WI 103 R NF Yellow R Culvert at FR 103 $35 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y maintenance.
Replace the existing 60" circ. cmp culvert with a
16'0"x4'3" alum. box culvert. The existing culvert
is severely deteriorated and in danger of failure
which threatens public safety and downstream
sedimentation. Brush Cr is a NSW stream
containing brook sticleback, creek chub,
mudminnow, n. redbelly dace and finescale dace.
The new culvert will maintain fish passage,
reduce the potential for failure, improve safety
and reduce maintenance. The new box culvert
will also eliminate the need to raise the road
grade and place additional fill in adjoining
wetlands while still increasing the waterway
45 0913 WI 354 R Brush Cr Culvert at FR 354 $48 1 0.1 0.1 1 Y opening.
Replace a 57"x38" culvert with a 10' clear span
wooden bridge with 3.5' of clearance. The
existing culvert has failed frequently and is
partially washed out. The new bridge will provide
AOP, reconnect 2.7 miles of habitat, prevent
future failures, improve water quality, restore
channel morphology, improve stream habitat and
reduce maintnance. The Unnamed Trib to
Whisky Cr is a Class I trout stream containing
native brook trout and mottled sculpins.
46 0913 WI 25 T Unt Whisky Bridge at Trail 25 $18 1 0.1 1 0.1 1 Y
Reduce erosion and sedimentation from access
47 0913 WI 1799 R Coffee Lake Access off FR 1799 $13 0.25 0.1 1 Y to Coffee Lake.
2009 - Illegal ATV Trail Closures - Close and rehab. 10 miles of unauthorized ATV
48 914 OH R Forestwide $38 0 0 1.0*** 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25*** Y trails.
Assess bridge condition and shape of stream at
2009 - Assessment for FY 2010 work - crossing to determine if bridge can be upgraded
ATV trail stream crossings for erosion and if crossing can be hardened to prevent
49 914 OH T control - Forestwide $7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Y erosion and fording of stream by ATVs.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Obliteration of abandoned railbeds on the former
Joliet Arsenal. Work includes removal of fill
material and filling areas that were cut. Railbeds
3 currently impact Prairie Creek and Grant Creek
watersheds. Railbeds currently impact Prairie
Creek and Grant Creek watersheds.The streams
contain the creek heelsplitter, cylindrical
papershell, lilliput, and fatmucket, mussels and 36
species of native fish including gravel chub (State
of Illinois threatened) , southern redbelly dace,
creek chub,silverjaw minnow, golden redhorse,
and central stoneroller.
50 915 IL FR116- R Midewin Railbed Obliteration Phase I $94 2.5 2.5 Y
0.9m Road Grading in environmentally sensitive areas
FR119- to prevent rutting and to avoid increased runoff:
8.9m 13% Area Lands include the Upper Allegheny
FR156- River watershed. These watersheds contain a
1.3m Federally endangered species of mussels that
FR160- can be affected by sediment. Exceptional Value
6.1m (EV) watersheds on the forest include: Morrison
FR193- Run, Browns Run, Fourmile Run, Messenger
1.0m Run, Crane Run, Minister Creek, Camp Run, Mix
FR259- Run and Slater Run. High Quality-Cold Water
0.5m Fishery Watersheds include: Big Mill Creek, Doe
FR292- Run, Little Mill Creek, East Branch Tionesta, Two
0.6m Mile Run, South Branch Kinzua Creek, Meade
FR323- Run, Little Salmon Creek, Salmon Creek, Guiton
0.5m Run, Fourmile Run, and Penoke Run. Lengths
FR323A- indicated are for segments of road within each
1.4 FR449- watershed.
3.7m Total
13% land -
24.9m
FR133-
1.0m
FR504-
1.9m
FR508-
0.8m Total
EV
watershed -
3.8m
FR127-
1.3m
51 919 PA FR133- R Road Grading 13% Area $63 0 0 8 91.4 15 Y
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
No. of stream xings constr/ reconstr
miles of stream habitat restored or
Miles of trail maintained to std
Acres of watershed improved
Miles of trail improved to std
miles of unauthorized roads
No. of bridges constructed/
Miles of HC road improved
miles of HC road receiving
Miles of PC road improved
miles of PC road receiving
to meet stream simulation
miles of system road
decommissioned
decommissioned
reconstructed
maintenance
maintenance
Road Other $ & Funds
enhanced
Admin State or Fund obligated
Org 2 Ltr Trail? CMLG $ Type/Name in FY09?
2 (RRFF) Code Route ID (R/T) Project Name (Thousands) (Thousands) (Y/N) Project Description
Coop project to turnpike a section of the Morrison
Run Trail to reduce impacts to soil and water
52 919 PA 85336 T Morrison Run Trail $5 5 0 0 0.1 1 Y
3 FR 493 and FR 493A provide access to FS
administered land along the Tionesta Reservoir.
These roads have significant soil and water
problems that need to be addressed including
water forming a 6" deep ditch down the middle of
53 919 PA 493/493A R System road stabilization $13 0 0 1 1.5 2 Y the road.
Reconstruction of five (5) collapsed or seriously
deficient road bridges on FR264. Project will
greatly improve access, safety, and prevent soil
erosion and stream siltation / degradation at the
area of the crossings. Project located in the
Middlebury watershed and contains the native
Eastern br