Lower Dungeness River Estuarine & Floodplain Restoration
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1 PARTNERS: Clallam County; Jamestown S Klallam Tribe; WA Department of Fish & Wildlife; US Army Corps of Engineers; US Fish & Wildlife Service; WA Department of Transportation; WA Department of Ecology; North Olympic Lead Entity for Salmon; North Olympic Land Trust; PCC Farmland Trust; Local Businesses & Property Owners Lower Dungeness River Estuarine & Floodplain Restoration Wednesday April 8, 2015
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3 Dungeness dikes
4 Why restore estuary and lower channel? ISSUES: Increased flood hazard risk. Increased riverbed load instability and riverbed rise. Loss of primary spawning habitat. ESA Listed fish: Chinook, summer chum, bulltrout. Lost tidal prism - sediment fills in the bay. Impaired water quality. Chronic shellfish closures. Loss of critical habitat on Pacific flyway.
5 Side channels
6 Side channel/dike comparison
7 Greater Access to the Floodplain: Increases the bed stability by decreasing channel velocities Provides additional sediment storage outside the main channel (improves water quality) Allows for stable meander developments Black cottonwood and western red cedar will be available to recruit into the river Provides connection to over 200 combined acres of floodplain (Rivers End/Towne Roads)
8 Research and Studies Historical Estuary and Lower River Reconstruction (Collins et al, in process) D.R. Comprehensive Flood Control Management Plan (Clallam County, 1990) Recommended Restoration Projects for the D.R. (D.R. Management Team, 1997) Salmon Life History Studies (Jamestown S Klallam Tribe, 1998 & 2003) Physical Processes, Human Impacts, and Restoration Issues of the Lower D.R. (Bureau of Reclamation, 2002) Dungeness Bay circulation studies (Rensel, 2003) Riparian Land Protection Strategy (D. R. Restoration Work Group, 2003) Numerical Modeling Study of Levee Setback Alternatives for Lower D.R., WA (Bureau of Reclamation 2007) Dungeness River Comprehensive Flood Hazard Management Plan (Clallam County, 2009) Dungeness River Channel Design Project (Jamestown S Klallam Tribe, 2013) Draft Integrated Project Report &Environmental Assessment (Army Corps of Engineers, 2015)
9 Restoration Recommended Reestablish functional channel and floodplain in the lower 2.6 miles through levee management and constriction abatement. Recommended Restoration Projects for the Dungeness River, RRWG, adopted by the DRMT in 1998 Recommended Restoration Projects for the Dungeness River, Salmon & Steelhead Habitat Limiting Factors Analysis, Summer Chum Initiative, April Chinook Salmon Recovery Plan, Elwha-Dungeness Watershed Plan (WRIA 18 ), May Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Plan, No. Olympic Peninsula Lead Entity Three Year Work Plan, Dungeness River Comprehensive Flood Hazard Management Plan, Dungeness River Management Team s restoration priority.
10 Community Benefits: Decreased flood hazards Lower community flood insurance premiums Improved water quality will benefit shellfish closure areas
11 Benefits to Salmon fall chinook, coho, pink, summer chum, steelhead, bull trout, cutthroat trout Greater stability in mainstem spawning habitat (chinook, chum, lower river pink) Reduced velocities, increases habitat for rearing/migration (chinook, chum, coho, pink, steelhead, and bull trout) Side channels/meanders developed, increases habitat for rearing and migration (chinook, chum, coho, pink, steelhead, and bull trout) Large woody debris available, increased habitat for rearing and migration (chinook, chum, coho, pink, steelhead, and bull trout)
12 Restored Estuary & Floodplain Benefits All Species with Special Status: Dungeness Pink Salmon Puget Sound Chinook Summer Chum Salmon Bull Trout Harlequin Duck Peregrine Falcon Pileated Woodpecker Olive-sided Flycatcher Great Blue Heron Willow Flycatcher Vaux s Swift Hooded Merganser Bald Eagle Band-tailed Pigeon Merlin Red-legged Frog
13 Estuarine and River Restoration: A Series of Phased Projects The Lower Dungeness River Estuarine and Floodplain Restoration Project work consists of several phases and many interrelated projects.
14 First Phase Rivers End River s End properties
15 River s End Road, January 2002
16 Restoration Benefits Affordable Housing Housing Authority of Clallam Co. Utilized 4 Rivers End Houses in Spring
17 Restoration & Reuse & Revegetation
18 Reconnection
19 Marsh Connection Increases Fish Habitat Dungeness River Mouth
20 Second Phase Middle Army Corp Levee Floodplain Restoration
21 Problem Increased channel confinementcause streambed level rise (aggradation); Increased bedload instabilitycause water quality impacts (WDOH Shellfish Closure Areas); Increased flood risk 2007 ACOE Levee, RM 1
22 2133 Towne Road Before Surplus Structures. Reuse Materials. Salvage Materials. Decommission Well, Septic. After
23 2747 Towne Road Before Surplus Structures. Reuse Materials. Salvage Materials. Decommission Well, Septic. House on the move After
24 2753 Towne Road Before Reuse Shop. Demolition House. Decommission Well, Septic. After
25 2755 & 2131 Towne Road Pending Removal: MOA between USACE and partnering agencies to deconstruct buildings upon historic significance documentation.
26 Towne Road Restoration Contracted Clallam Co. Chain Gang and WDNR Work Crews.
27 Towne Road Restoration Removed Fence along levee and between partner properties, per USACE requirements. Before Before After
28 Towne Road Restoration Removal of non-native plant species/noxious weeds: Himalayan Blackberry, Canada Thistle, English Ivy, Poisonous Hemlock, Ornamental Bamboo, by work crews.
29 Towne Road Restoration Improved Fence across former driveways to deter motorized traffic use.
30 Towne Road Restoration Extensive reforestation and replanting work on WDFW & County properties.
31 Lower Dungeness River Restoration Footprint
32 Where are we now? Purchase parcels from willing sellers (complete) Write Environmental Assessment (draft issued by Army Corps of Engineers) Gather Input to Reconfigure Towne Road (underway) Design and Construct New Levee (next steps)
33 Lower Dungeness Restoration Project Schedule We were here We are here We will soon be here Then we will be here Preparation Preliminary Design 2015 Design Construction 2017 Properties purchased Army Corps of Engineers study released County-Corps Agreement Spring/summer Request for Proposal Process Structures decommissioned Towne Road considered BOCC issues Request for Proposal for design Spring/summer Floodplain reforested Preliminary designs considered Design firm hired Summer Construction Design begins Late summer/fall
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35 Back to the Future Thank you.
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