King County Flood Control District Board of Supervisors August 21, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

King County Flood Control District Board of Supervisors August 21, 2017 Puyallup/White River Watershed

King County Flood Control District WRIA Grant Allocation 2017 WRIA Grant Funding $4.4 M Lake Washington/ Green/Duwamish Puyallup/White Snoqualmie Forum Cedar/Sammamish (WRIA 9) (WRIA 10) (WRIA 7) (WRIA 8) $871 K $1.65 M $226 K $1.65 M Puyallup/White River Watershed

Project Summary Percentage of Total Project Type # of Projects Grant Request 23 78% Restoration & Protection 7 12% Monitoring 8 3% Education & Outreach Project Assistance & 3 7% Coordination 41 100% TOTAL

Funding Summary  Total Funding Requested $7,824,616  Total Funding Available $5,126,490 *  Funding Shortfall $2,698,126  Secured Leverage Funds $4,265,875 * Total includes returned funds from past grants

 North Fork Cherry Creek ◦ $99,033 – Wild Fish Conservancy  Nuisance Beaver - Restoring Salmon Habitat and Helping Farmers Nuisance Beaver ◦ $64,512 – Tulalip Tribes North Fork Cherry Creek

 Meadowbrook Farm Forest ◦ $57,015 – Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust  Griffin Creek Riparian Planting ◦ $99,898 – Sound Salmon Solutions

 Snoqualmie Valley Watershed Education ◦ $17,354 – NatureVision  Upper Carlson Fish Monitoring ◦ $ 28,431 – King County WLRD

 Bird Island Shoreline  Bear Creek Large Wood Restoration Placement at Keller Farm ◦ $583,142 – Washington Dept. ◦ $340,000 – City of Redmond of Natural Resources

 Cedar River Stewardship-in-Action: Renton ◦ $71,220 – Forterra  Bear Creek Watershed Riparian Improvement ◦ $81,312 – Forterra  Holder Creek Riparian Restoration ◦ $57,000 – King County WLRD

 Outreach & Education ◦ Five proposals - $93,209  Monitoring ◦ Two proposals - $299,972  Continue efforts to gather essential data and to educate our citizens about salmon habitat needs

Large Capital Restoration  Downey Farmstead – Side Channel Restoration ◦ $882,799 - City of Kent  Frager Road Utility Relocation ◦ $120,000 – City of Kent  Lower Green River Acquisition ◦ $250,000 – King County WLRD

 Changing Behaviors: Improving Watershed Health and Salmon Habitat through Education and Outreach ◦ $30,000 – Environmental Science Center  Beach Naturalist Program ◦ $21,000 – Seattle Aquarium

 Juvenile Chinook Use of Lower Green Tributaries ◦ $30,000 – King County WLRD  Green River Smolt Monitoring and Otolith Analysis ◦ $90,000 – Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Puyallup/White River Watershed  Middle Boise Creek (Van Wieringen) Construction ◦ $113,050 – King County WLRD

Puyallup/White River Watershed  White River Juvenile Salmon Production ◦ $113,050 – Puyallup Tribe of Indians WHITE RIVER - RM 3.5 Yearling Chinook, 2017 May 2017, - Crews maintaining the trap Erin Ericson Andrew Berger, Puyallup Tribe

 Cornerstone grant program  Total grant leveraging: $4,265,875  Funding for complex capital projects  Building partnerships

WRIA 7: Aronica Farm WRIA 8: Sammamish River Side Channel Restoration

WRIA 10: Greenwater River Restoration completed in 2014 WRIA 9: Duwamish Gardens Completed in April 2017