Specific Criteria and Guidelines – Bypass Outfall Sample Clauses

Specific Criteria and Guidelines – Bypass Outfall. 11.9.4.1 Location: Bypass outfalls must be located to minimize predation by selecting an outfall location free of eddies, reverse flow, or known predator habitat. The point of impact for bypass outfalls should be located where ambient river velocities are greater than 4.0 ft/s during the smolt out-migration. Predator control systems may be required in areas with high avian predation potential. Bypass outfalls should be located to provide good egress conditions for downstream migrants. Bypass outfalls must be located where the receiving water is of sufficient depth (depending on the impact velocity and quantity of bypass flow) to ensure that fish injuries are avoided at all river and bypass flows. The bypass flow must not impact the river bottom or other physical features at any stage of river flow.
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