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Overall Report Page 81 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Project Manager: Affiliation: Address: Phone: Fax: E-mail: Linda Erickson-Eastwood MN DNR - Division of Fisheries 500 Lafayette Rd. St. Paul, MN 55155 (651) 259-5206 (651) 297-4916 linda.erickson-eastwood@dnr.state.mn.us Fund: Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund Legal Citation: ML 2007, Ch. 30, Sec. 2, Sub 4(b) Total Biennial Project Budget Result Allocation Funds Spent Balance Other Funds Proposed * Other Funds * Spent $280,000 $280,000 $0 $0 $19,945 Total $280,000 $280,000 $0 $0 $19,945 *Other Funds are classified as non-state, non-state leveraged dollars (if partner funds are leveraging (e.g. RIM) they are not eligible to be considered Other Funds). Please note, however, that this work program has spent the following amounts not shown in the above table: : Other: $65,219.28 $44,983.01 See the tables and funding type definitions at the end of this report for further explanation. Work Program Summary Overall Project Outcome and Results This project resulted in a grand total of approximately 5,492 acres and 52,800 feet of shoreline of lake and stream habitat being restored, maintained, or opened up to fish movement. Environmental and Natural Resources Trust dollars ($248,731) directly acquired all materials or contracted services for these projects. Donations of staff time and other value and cash ( other funds $19,944) and other state monies ($65,219 state and $44,983 other) leveraged with trust dollars provided a grand total of $378,878. These contributions helped acquire the materials and labor needed to complete and design these habitat projects. Project Results Use and Dissemination This project complemented habitat efforts funded in the past with capital bonding, Trout Stamp, and Environmental Trust Fund dollars. The habitat work done in areas adjacent to lakes and streams ensured that critical riparian habitat areas within sensitive watersheds and headwater areas will be present. Many of the projects also resulted in providing access or restoring critical habitats by opening up or modifying dams or channels. Habit efforts under this segment concentrated in the following project areas: 2) Mississippi Headwaters, 3) Border Prairie 4) Central Lakes, 5) St. Louis River 8) Big Woods, 9) Des Monies River Valley, and 11) Mississippi Blufflands. Work done will be added to DNR GIS layers being developed or maintained Page 1 of 8

Overall Report Page 82 of 208 Project Area - 2 - Mississippi Headwaters 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Activities Battle Point Prescribed Burn Township: 143, Range: 29, Section: 36 Other Other Funds Battle Point Prescribed Burn Total Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization Using native plants restored spawning and rearing habitat for bass, crappie, bluegill, and northern pike. Also corrected erosion problem to improve water quality and clarity. Worked with Sauk River Watershed, City of Osakis, Audubon Society, and MN Pollution Control Agency. $23,421.00 $15,00 $6,00 $934.00 $45,355.00 0.29 0.19 0.08 0.01 0.57 516.39 330.72 132.29 20.59 1,00 Tract: Three Island Lake Total Turtle Lake Frahm Township: 59, Range: 26, Section: 5 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization In cooperation with the Turtle Lake Association, Itasca County Land Department, and US Forest Service, we surveyed areas for the identification of invasive species. We then treated the areas, primarly purple loosestrife, by hand pulling, chemical treatment, and biological control (released beetles). Three Island Lake Township: 141, Range: 28, Section: 7 $4,921.64 2,066.00 Installed four rock wier/step pools to allow fish passage. Passage was restored between Turtle River and Three Island Lake. Hartley Lake Outlet Township: 59, Range: 23, Section: 32 $8,75 $7,342.17 $16,092.17 1,313.14 1,101.86 2,415.00 Site / Access Development This is a two phase project. This phase was used to contract out the survey and design work to improve the site for fish passage. Phase 5 monies will be used to implement the project. $6,00 Page 2 of 8

Overall Report Page 83 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Necktie River Township: 145, Range: 32, Section: 7 Contracted local person to remove beaver and their dams so that flow and fish passage were restored. $2,40 20,064.00 Bungoshing Creek Township: 145, Range: 32, Section: 29 Contracted with USDA-APHIS to remove beaver and their dams to maintain fish passage on 1.1 miles of stream for trout. $2,00 5,80 Project Area - 3 - Border Prairie Block Lake Total Block Lake Township: 131, Range: 38, Section: 17 A failing dam was repaired so that the Block Lake impoundment would be maintained. Funds Use Funding Amount Prorated Acres $3,196.07 56.79 $11,606.50 206.21 $14,802.57 263.00 Deadhorse Creek Township: 138, Range: 38, Section: 4 Prorated Shoreline Contracted with USDA- APHIs to remove dams and beavers from the easement and river to maintain fish passage on four miles of trout stream. $2,048.00 21,12 Project Area - 4 - Central Lakes Stoney Brook Township: 135, Range: 29, Section: 8 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization An MCC crew was contracted for three weeks to work on 52 different sites. Work was completed on stablizing eroding banks, removing rebar and wire fencing, refurbishing overhead bank cover, and removing nonfunctional habitat structures. $7,90 Project Area - 5 - Lower St. Louis River Page 3 of 8

Overall Report Page 84 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Blackhoof River Township: 48, Range: 17, Section: 31 This was a contract to remove beaver dams on coldwater streams. 19.5 miles of stream were surveyed and dams removed to allow access to spawning and rearing habitat for rainbow and brown trout. Little Knife Township: 52, Range: 12, Section: 36 $1,038.45 The old footings and retaining wall from the fish trap were removed. The stream bank was sloped and planted with native plants and the natural stream bed was restored. Miller Creek Township: 50, Range: 14, Section: 6 $2,63 10 Contract with USDA Wildlife Services to remove beaver dams on trout waters. 9.5 miles were surveyed and dams removed to improve water temperture and to provide access for brook trout to spawning and rearing habitat. Talmadge River Township: 51, Range: 13, Section: 24 $619.49 Site / Access Development Private - Lake This is a two phase project to provide better fish passage along the river. Currently Ellen River Patners has been contracted to develop the plans for the needed fish passage project. Phase 5 monies will be used to install the passage. $2,950.70 Project Area - 7 - Alexandria Moraine Middle Fork, Crow River, Kandiyohi County Township: 0, Range: 0, Section: 0 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization Contracted with Reiner Contracting to stabalize shoreline with riprap to prevent it from washing out. $10,678.00 30 Page 4 of 8

Overall Report Page 85 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Lake Florida Township: 121, Range: 35, Section: 34 Made modifications to the trap to prevent unwanted fish entering the system. Funds Use Funding Amount Prorated Acres $9,097.67 Prorated Shoreline Project Area - 8 - Big Woods North North Fork of the Crow Township: 121, Range: 32, Section: 24 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization Contracted labor with Centra Sota to spray weeds and prep the site for planting. Contracted Habitat Forever to seed the area with native prairie mixture. $2,508.51 16.70 Project Area - 9 - Des Moines River Valley Other Funds Fulda Lake Total Other Funds E & W Twin Lake Total Fulda Lake Township: 105, Range: 40, Section: 36 Worked with Murray County, city of Fulda, North Heron Lake Game Producers, Fulda Fish and Game Club, Heron Lake Watershed, Duck Unlimited, and the Peterson family on this project. The project included a drawdown and installation of fish barrier to keep unwanted fish from migrating up the Hwy 59 culvert into the lake. E & W Twin Lake Township: 109, Range: 43, Section: 29 $36,00 $10,50 $5,00 $51,50 125.13 36.50 17.38 179.00 Lake Aeration Worked with the Balaton Sportsman Club to pay for and install an aeration system to prevent winter kill. The sports group will maintain and operate the system under a state agreement. $3,00 $3,444.69 $6,444.69 240.66 276.34 517.00 Page 5 of 8

Overall Report Page 86 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Stay Lake AMA Township: 111, Range: 44, Section: 29 Grassland Contracted labor to plant a diverse local mixture of native prarie grasses Funds Use Funding Amount Prorated Acres $2,450.48 16.70 Prorated Shoreline Project Area - 11 - Mississippi Bluff Lands Other Trout Run Township: 104, Range: 10, Section: 8 This is the installation of a rock wier to act as a brown trout fish barrier. This is part of the Coolridge Creek project to limit movement of brown trout into an area where native brook trout are found. Recovery of the brook trout will be studied. $35,00 $15,00 0.70 0.30 Total $50,00 1.00 Other Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization This project was done in cooperation with Trout Unlimited Dare; Hiawatha, Twin cities, and Win-cres local chapters of trout unlimited. and MN Trout Association. Trout habitat and stream modifications were done on Trout Run creek. $23,007.00 $14,983.00 3.94 2.56 1,271.77 828.23 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization Total Trout Run Total $37,99 $87,99 6.50 7.50 2,10 2,10 Pickwick Creek Total Pickwick Creek Township: 106, Range: 6, Section: 23 Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization This project was done in cooperation with WinCres Trout Unlimited Chapter and Winona County NRCS. The project stabilized a severely eroded bank with re-seeding with native vegetation cover type. Trout habitat structures were also installed. $53,893.00 $32,251.00 $86,144.00 6.26 3.74 1 1,313.79 786.21 2,10 Page 6 of 8

Overall Report Page 87 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Coolridge Creek Total Coolridge Creek Township: 105, Range: 5, Section: 26 This project is to install a rock wier as a barrier to brown trout fish movement into the upper portion of Coolridge Creek. Brown trout appear to be outcompeting the native brook trout for critical habiat. By eliminating the movement of brown trout, we will then study how the brook trout population responds. Winnebago Cree Township: 101, Range: 5, Section: 15 $1,842.06 $5,00 $6,842.06 0.27 0.73 1.00 80.77 219.23 30 Other Shoreline Habitat / Stabilization A channel restoration and trout habitat installation project was to be done. Due to the 2008 floods, this project will not be able to be done until fiscal year 2010. Consequently, the funding for this project was shifted to the Pickwick Creek project. Project Area - 3-7-8 - Border Prairie Transition Zone $0.01 Lawndale Creek Total Lawndale Creek Township: 135, Range: 45, Section: 6 Site / Access Development Constructed rock weirs near cluvert to ensure fish passage. Opened up 2.5 miles of stream to the fish. $3,378.93 $3,085.61 $6,464.54 Project Totals (By ) Funding Amount Acres Shoreline Feet : Other Funds: : Other: Total: $248,731.00 3,846.57 50,566.73 $19,944.69 312.91 132.29 $65,219.28 1,329.94 1,026.03 $44,983.01 3.05 1,158.95 $378,877.98 5,492.47 52,884.00 Page 7 of 8

Overall Report Page 88 of 208 2H:Fish Habitat - MN DNR - Division of Fisheries Work Program Expenditures - Not Attributable to Specific Projects FundingType Category Amount Description Professional Services $31,269.00 For engineering and design work. Total: $31,269.00 Work Program Expenditures (Not Attributable to Specific Projects) By Amount Total $31,269.00 $31,269.00 Work Program Expenditures Breakdown : Projects Not Attributable to Specific Projects Total $248,731.00 $31,269.00 $280,00 Other Funds $19,944.69 $ $19,944.69 $ $ $65,219.28 Other $44,983.01 $ $44,983.01 Total $378,877.98 $31,269.00 $410,146.98 Definitions : Grant dollars provided through the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund Other Funds: : Non-state, non-state leveraged dollars (if partner funds are leveraging (e.g. RIM) they are not eligible to be considered Other Funds) expended on HCP projects (not eligible for use as Other Funds commitment) Partner's State Leveraged Funds: Non that have leveraged as part of an HCP project (not eligible for use as Other Funds commitment) Other: Any other expenditures (e.g. grant income funds) Page 8 of 8

Overall Report Page 89 of 208 Attachment A: Budget Detail for 2007 Projects Proposal Title: Fish and Wildlife Habitat 2h Project Manager Name: Linda Erickson-Eastwood LCMR Requested Dollars: $ 280,000 2007 LCCMR Proposal Budget (8/04 version) Result 1 Budget: Amount Spent Balance BUDGET ITEM Habitat Projects TOTAL FOR BUDGET ITEM Contracts Professional/technical Other contracts: For materials, equipment and other project implementation costs. $205,00 $248,28 $ $248,28 Other land improvement (for what?) Signage of parcel, clean-up, building removal, etc. Other (Describe the activity and cost) Costs include those incurred by the state for staff time for the Division of Lands and Minerals and the Attorney General s Office, survey costs and engineering design costs. $ $ $ $25,00 $50,00 $31,72 $ $31,72 COLUMN TOTAL $280,00 $280,00 $ $280,00

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