Upstream Fish Passage Sample Clauses

Upstream Fish Passage. Phase I: Section 4.5(a). Objective: The objective of Section 4.5 is to ensure that diadromous and resident fish are able to safely and successfully pass upstream of the Project without injury or significant impairment to essential behavioral patterns. The Parties agree that this objective is achieved by HG&E operating, maintaining and enhancing upstream fish passage facilities at the Project for diadromous and resident fish as described below. This section is based on Article 412 of the 1999 License Order and Condition 14 of the 2001 WQC. The existing upstream fish passage facilities include the attraction water system, the tailrace entrance and lift tower and the spillway entrance and lift tower, the spillway transport channel, the entrance flume with the fish trapping and viewing station, the exit flume, and the fish exit channel. HG&E shall consult with the Parties pursuant to Section 3.3 above with respect to the analysis, design, construction, operation, and effectiveness evaluation of upstream fish passage facilities as described in this Section 4.5.
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Upstream Fish Passage. Phase II:
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Upstream Fish Passage. PacifiCorp shall provide volitional upstream fish passage at Soda Springs Dam by means of a vertical-slot fish ladder that meets design criteria established by NMFS, USFWS, and ODFW for passage of adult salmonids and lamprey. These fish passage facilities shall be tested and functioning by the seventh anniversary of the New License. Dates listed below for actual construction, testing, and modification of the facilities shall be delayed pending the New License becoming final, but dates for completion of designs and plans shall not be so delayed. PacifiCorp shall design, construct, test, operate, and maintain such facilities according to the following steps.
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Upstream Fish Passage. Currently, of the six project diversions (Fish Creek, Toketee, Clearwater 1 and 2, and Lemolo 1 and 2), only the Fish Creek and Lemolo 2 diversions have fishways. The Fish Creek fishway complies with current state standards for providing upstream passage of resident trout. The design of the Lemolo 2 fishway is inconsistent with current standards and will be modified in accordance with Section 4.3.1.a below. Dates listed below for actual construction, testing, and modification of facilities shall be delayed pending the New License becoming final, but dates for completion of designs and plans shall not be so delayed.
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