Cushman Hydro Project Public Meeting. Cushman Fire Hall Dec. 6, 2018
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1 Cushman Hydro Project Public Meeting Cushman Fire Hall Dec. 6, 2018
2 Reservoir Operations Florian Leischner Fish and Habitat Biologist
3 Cushman Reservoirs Cushman dams were built in New Cushman license in 2010 New 38-year license includes elements to: re-establish anadromous salmon into reservoir and the upper NF Skokomish River basin manage reservoir shoreline and debris monitor the reservoir and fisheries manage the reservoir levels
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5 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation
6 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage 4,010 acres Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation 150 acres
7 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage 4,010 acres Storage Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation 150 acres Regulate Cushman Powerhouse #2 / Hood Canal
8 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage 4,010 acres Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation Cushman Powerhouse #2 / Hood Canal 150 acres Storage 260 ft max depth Regulate 450,000 Acre*feet 7,500
9 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage 4,010 acres Storage Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation 150 acres Regulate Cushman Powerhouse #2 / Hood Canal
10 Reservoirs at a Glance Cushman Reservoir: Storage 4,010 acres Kokanee Reservoir: Regulation 150 acres Cushman Powerhouse #2 / Hood Canal Additional water into North Fork 1. For salmon and habitat according to license 2. Reservoir safety - spill
11 Reservoir Elevation (ft) Reservoir management Lake Kokanee Water elevation requirement Lake Kokanee surface elevation
12 Cushman Reservoir surface elevation (ft - Tacoma datum) Reservoir levels management 738 ft Lake level pre-license (mean daily ) 705 Full reservoir /29 10/29 11/29 12/29 1/29 2/28 3/31 4/30 5/31 6/30 7/31 8/30 9/30 Month
13 Cushman Reservoir surface elevation (ft - Tacoma datum) Reservoir levels management 738 ft Memorial Day weekend Labor Day weekend 715 Lake level pre-license (mean daily ) Minimum requirement 705 Full reservoir /29 10/29 11/29 12/29 1/29 2/28 3/31 4/30 5/31 6/30 7/31 8/30 9/30 Month
14 Cushman Reservoir surface elevation (ft - Tacoma datum) Reservoir levels management 738 ft Lake level pre-license (mean daily ) Lake level post license (mean ) 705 Minimum requirement Full reservoir /29 10/29 11/29 12/29 1/29 2/28 3/31 4/30 5/31 6/30 7/31 8/30 9/30 Month
15 Cushman Reservoir surface elevation (ft - Tacoma datum) Reservoir levels management 738 ft Lake level during reporting period Oct 1, Sep 30, 2018 Lake level pre-license (mean daily ) Lake level post license (mean ) Minimum requirement Full reservoir /29 10/29 11/29 12/29 1/29 2/28 3/31 4/30 5/31 6/30 7/31 8/30 9/30 Month
16 Reservoir management debris management
17 Reservoir management debris management
18 Reservoir management debris management
19 Reservoir management debris management
20 Reservoir monitoring Operation/hydrology Water quality Biology Fisheries
21 Reservoir monitoring - hydrological In Out Storage Snow pack Current inflow Weather predictions Inflow daily/weekly/seasonal Storage reservoir level Output River levels Generator status
22 Reservoir monitoring water quality
23 Reservoir monitoring - biological
24 Reservoir monitoring - fisheries
25 Questions?
26 Fisheries Andrew Ollenburg Cushman Fish Facilities Manager
27 Production Goals Species Sockeye Spring Chinook Winter Steelhead Life stage at release Subtotal Total Potential Adult Returns Fed Fry (May) 200,000 2,000,000 22,200 Fed Fry (June) 1,000,000 Fed Fry (Sept) 800,000 Fingerling 300, ,000 1,388 Yearling 75,000 Smolts 15,000 15, Adults 225 Coho Smolts 10,000-35, ,750
28 Fish Releases from Cushman Spring Chinook Coho Steelhead Sockeye BY14 131,028 BY BY16 8,543 BY16 241,943 BY15 280,016 BY14 5,723 BY17 6,351 BY17 387,438 59,616 BY15 9,744 BY16 297,693 BY16 9,972 78,035 BY17 323,816 TOTALS 1,170,204 25,841 14, ,381
29 Spring Chinook Homecoming 140,000 eggs hatched and reared at Long Live the Kings Lilliwaup Hatchery in ,000 juveniles released into the North Fork Skokomish River in 2016
30 Adult Chinook 113 returning adults captured in 2018
31 Sorting for Eggtake
32 Here come the eggs! 100,000 eggs harvested
33 Next Generation All hatched, starting to grow! All partners thrilled, first step, huge milestone
34 Fisheries Chris Noyes Natural Resources Biologist
35 Sockeye Salmon Program Work with partners to establish a sockeye run in the Skokomish River 500,000 eyed eggs/year for five years Baker Lake stock under agreement with Puget Sound Energy and approval of co-managers Early stages of program
36 Question 1 Q: How many sockeye fry have been released into Lake Cushman to date? A. 102,650 B. 496,702 C. 616,021 (Correct answer) D. 2,000,000
37 Sockeye Salmon Program Work with co-managers to establish a sockeye run in the Skokomish River 500,000 eyed eggs/year for five years Baker Lake stock under agreement with Puget Sound Energy and approval of co-managers Early stages of program 616,021 sockeye fry in Lake Cushman since June 2017
38 Hold adults 1 to 6 months Take eggs Incubate 3 months Rear for 1 month to 2 years PROGRAM COMPONENTS Ocean (1 to 3 years)
39 Why We Use the Reservoir Life history Adapted to lake environments Habitat 4,000+ acres, 23+ miles of shoreline Food source Productivity surveys since 2013 How much and what kind of food?
40 What Happens Now? Establish Sockeye Program Broodstock Adult returns Kokanee Fishery Whatcom to Baker stock transition Size, timing, abundance Angler Surveys Starting 2019 Monitor fish collections Adaptive Management Program Improvements Juvenile survival, adult collection, brood stock
41 Adult Returns Establish Program Adult Fish Trap Base of Cushman Dam No. 2 In operation since 2015
42 Question 2 Q: What is the difference between sockeye and kokanee? A. Size B. Life history C. Genetics D. All of the above (correct answer)
43 Sockeye and Kokanee Kokanee Smaller, non-migrating form of sockeye Reported plants in Lake Cushman between Whatcom stock Sockeye Migrate as smolts in May/June First fry plant in June 2017 Baker stock
44 Juvenile Fish Passage How do fish get from the lake to the ocean??
45 Question 3 Q: How do fish get from the lake to the ocean? A. They swim B. Uber (correct answer) C. The Juvenile Fish Collector on Lake Cushman D. Mason Transit Route 11
46 Juvenile Fish Passage Juvenile Fish Collector In operation since 2015 System Survival Fish Collection Efficiency
47 Juvenile Fish Passage - Monitoring System Survival Survival from release at head of reservoir to below Cushman Dam No. 2 Performance goal of 95% (minimum 75%) System Survival (%) Coho Sockeye * *Preliminary
48 Juvenile Fish Passage - Monitoring Fish Collection Efficiency % of fish that approach the Juvenile Fish Collector that subsequently enter Performance goal of 95% Fish Collection Efficiency (%) Coho Sockeye * *Preliminary
49 Adult Fish Passage Cushman No. 2 Powerhouse Tailrace Monitoring Little Falls
50 Questions?
51 Wildlife and Lands Bret Forrester Wildlife and Lands Manager Wynnae Wright Shoreline & Lands Coordinator Keith Underwood Natural Resources Manager 51
52 Cushman Wildlife Lands
53 Cushman Wildlife Lands
54 Elk Forage Fields 75 acres constructed Monitoring elk use during each season Up to 200 acres to be built depending on use
55 Elk Forage Fields
56 Snag Creation 300 snags created Habitat for cavity-nesting birds Dow Mountain and Brown Creek vicinity
57 Timber Thinning 200 acres thinned Promote mature forest development Increase habitat diversity Lake May, Homan Flats and Brown Creek parcels
58 Wood Duck Nest Boxes
59 Cushman Resort Property Currently closed while we develop a plan for managing the site Evaluating options for providing public recreation at the site Targeting 2020 recreation season reopening
60 Staircase Road Recreation Sites
61 Staircase Road Recreation Sites
62 Staircase Road Recreation Sites
63 Shoreline Use Permitting How does Tacoma Power manage the Lake Cushman shoreline? What is a Shoreline Management Plan? QUESTIONS? Wynnae Wright, Shoreline and Lands Coordinator (253) wwright@cityoftacoma.org
64 Shoreline Use Permit Area
65 Shoreline Use Permitting
66 Shoreline Use Permitting BEFORE
67 Shoreline Use Permitting AFTER
68 Shoreline Use Permitting BEFORE
69 Shoreline Use Permitting AFTER
70 Shoreline Use Permitting BEFORE
71 Shoreline Use Permitting AFTER
72 Shoreline Use Permitting 56% Permit Status 18% 15% 11% No structures or uses Permit inprocess Permitted No permit (out of compliance)
73 Staircase Road Improvements
74 Open Q&A
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