Executive/Council Action Form (ECAF)
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Motion 24-205, approving Property Officer of the Department of Facilities and Fleet to sign Temporary Easement on behalf of Snohomish County Surface Water Management Department in favor of Snohomish County for access and restoration activities affecting portions of Tax Account Numbers 32081100201000, 32081100200300, 32081100200400 and 32081100500900; also known as the Chatam Acres River Restoration Project
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DEPARTMENT: Facilities and Fleet
ORIGINATOR: Carl Jorgensen
EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION: Ken Klein 5/1/24
PURPOSE: To improve degraded salmon habitat conditions in the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River; and address the cumulative loss of habitat quality and quantity in the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River caused primarily by historical and recent human impacts. The simultaneous execution and recording of the necessary temporary easements (four in total) will allow Snohomish County to begin the restoration project.
BACKGROUND: Salmon habitat in this portion of the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River has seen consistent Salmon habitat depletion the past few decades. This project is to accomplish restoration by increasing pool frequency and edge habitat diversity and increasing the amount of complex woody cover at low-and-high flows through the addition of wood and stable log jams. This project will benefit the salmon adults and juveniles as well as support recovery of the salmon populations.
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OTHER DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW/COMMENTS: Review/approved: Risk Management (Sheila Barker 4/30/24) and Finance (Nathan Kennedy 5/1/24)