FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION AGREEMENT FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY OF PUBLIC AND TRUST RESOURCES AND AFFECTED COMMUNITIESKlamath Basin Restoration Agreement • October 12th, 2012
KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION AGREEMENT EXTENDED TO GAIN TIME FOR CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORTKlamath Basin Restoration Agreement • July 10th, 2013
The 42 parties that originally signed the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement early this week approved a first amendment to the settlement that, among other things, extends by two years the time allowed to gain congressional authorization, and funding to implement restoration actions.
KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION AGREEMENT DROUGHT PLANKlamath Basin Restoration Agreement • July 11th, 2011
The Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement (Restoration Agreement) includes a number of programs related to water diversion and use, and improvements for fish habitat and passage. The Parties to the Agreement recognized that additional measures would be needed in certain low-water years and committed to developing a Drought Plan under Section 19.2 of the Agreement. The Drought Plan’s purpose and use is limited exclusively to implementation of the applicable terms of the Restoration Agreement.
KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION AGREEMENT FOR THEKlamath Basin Restoration Agreement • March 4th, 2014
KLAMATH BASIN RESTORATION AGREEMENT February 28, 2011 DRAFTKlamath Basin Restoration Agreement • March 9th, 2011
This draft was prepared by the Drought Plan Lead Entity. This group is composed of the following Parties to the KBRA: Klamath Tribes, Karuk Tribe and Yurok Tribe, Upper Klamath Water Users Association, the Klamath Water and Power Agency, the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges, Oregon Water Resources Department, California Department of Fish and Game, and an additional Party from among those listed as “Other Organizations” in Section 1.1.1 (as defined in Section 19.2.1 of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement).
