SCH Number 2009082001

Title: Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
Description: The 0.66-acre project will retrofit the existing concrete railroad bridge foundation located between North Wilson Way and Cherokee Road to provide improved salmon and steelhead passage on the Stockton Diverting Canal. The primary features of the project include the construction of a rock ramp (roughened channel) downstream of the bridge and the addition of second flume through the existing bridge foundation. These features will result in the crossing meeting fish passage criteria at all flows, reducing high water velocities and increasing water depths during lower flows.

11 documents in project

Type	Lead/Public Agency	Received	Title
NOD	Stockton East Water District	7/9/2019	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barrier Removal Project - Central California Traction Railroad Crossing (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2
NOD	Stockton East Water District	6/20/2019	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barrier Removal Project - Central California Traction Railroad Crossing (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600..
NOD	Stockton East Water District	8/6/2018	CCTR Fish Passage Improvement Project on the Stockton Diverting Canal
NOD	Stockton East Water District	6/7/2013	Caprini Site SAA 1600-2012-0162-R2
NOD	Stockton East Water District	5/7/2013	Caprini Site SAA 1600-2012-0162-R2
NOD	Stockton East Water District	12/31/2012	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
NOD	Stockton East Water District	9/22/2011	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
NOD	Stockton East Water District	9/20/2011	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
NOD	Stockton East Water District	11/12/2009	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
NOD	Stockton East Water District	9/23/2009	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project
MND	Stockton East Water District	8/3/2009	Lower Calaveras River Anadromous Fish Barriers Improvement Project