Author: Chris Jastrebski

Photo 1: View of the isolated and salvaged area at the Clinton Creek ford crossing location, showing the reduced isolation area. Photo taken August 10, 2015.

Photo 2: View of the isolated and salvaged area at the Clinton Creek ford crossing location during culvert installation. Note the original extent of isolation (upper left net in background) and the revised smaller area (closer net in upper left). Photo taken August 10, 2015.

Photo 3: View of the instream work area below drop structure 4 prior to the implementation of the diversion. As noted, the water levels and flow were too great to safely salvage fish. Photo taken September 2, 2015.

Photo 4: View of the instream work area below drop structure 4 following the full closure of the Hudgeon Lake outlet (all water flowing through diversion). Fish salvage was underway at the time of the photo. Photo taken September 2, 2015.

Photo 5: View of the instream work area below drop structure 4 on September 3, 2015, after all drop structures had dewatered for 24 hours. Salvage had been completed at the time of this photograph.

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	Clinton Creek Fish Salvage and Environmental / Monitoring	December, 2015

Proj No: 15-210		Memo