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! • <br />Evaluation of Potential Reservoir Sites <br />po regarding the stacking of nwl name <br />uncertainty about fwxent CDOW and Servicelvez basin. g <br />species other than salmoIIids ffie <br />'he data cdaw ion. at eac1h site 'Was limited to a visixal evaluation beamchannel <br />habitat raz►dafions, narrative, description of the potential reservoir ergs, <br />stability ratiug, The exastb S stream habitat, xestx� for=. �� ej st2bi 7 was e <br />y' were, recorded on "f�enerai. 5treame TO'itat S r <br />rated. using the =h (1978) method and recorded on the survey foam. <br />and water quality were evaluated using •b, ava- .a'bloUSGS water quality re:--OT&. Fishery <br />1. was <br />information was obtained from t'ae CD0`,',' D atnbase, Reservoir fIft:y p <br />evaluated using the model of lcCanaell, al, (7980. <br />02111 <br />%:: <br />J <br />Cultural Resouroes by mlewiug <br />Tfia potential for impacts, om the Co or�addo Hi tnricai So ty. A uteri a ue search was <br />readily available int matt ortiorts of the Sites had been stuveyt for archaeological <br />performed to astxstaru whit, i£ aS', P <br />and bistori cal sites. The file search was romplet in Augasi uf90 wertr renewed and the were <br />identified and twelve surveys were found. the relevant survey p brief <br />identified sites' locatsinrical Pxesezvatlon ofiir deterzninefhe general lilelood of <br />vtith officers of the Scat of the reservoirs. <br />cultural resources in the vi�y <br />The file search reports list the types of sites and au assessment as to tlse sites' eligibility <br />for the National Ugister. Assessments are ejthBr from the field, i.e, t e susv, axone � <br />from the State13isiarical12resexvation 0Mr-0> , sites and findings <br />cloven dif%rent types, The fly site types idant3fied in this file 6Wi & were "other historical. <br />" "isolated find; "open camp" and "Open lit$ie . Open camp refers to sites loeated <br />site fie, hic situation and consisting o;rfeatures or artifacts which indicattr domestic <br />in sa opera tapagrap swiss of one si more of the fbllowiug: groundstone, .ceramics, fore <br />ae&lrj, defined by ft Presence waste flues and chipped to41S. tlpen. lithic refers to <br />hearths, widens, and usually containing waste flakes and chipped stone toaisi Iodated in <br />sites cantainiD Mir, (stone) material, Usually <br />an open topographic situation. . . <br />Summary of Maid EvalUatiOrts <br />Morrison Creak Site <br />5nsrineerin>? AsrZects. Two possible dam sites were ideated boweve�4it lower reach <br />Munison Greek. Unlg the upp <br />er sits was included in the field survey; PP <br />that tbt: laver site has. very similar characteristics. no. site is situated wi#bi�a a n og' cau�ron <br />wig reek abutments nttazice u side oaaMf of the � viewped in th� eid, it appaze�nfi*Y ntwV �: <br />considered at the canyon e P egg dowser on for snch a project has been <br />recalled serious consideration as no eDgin. <br />located, VIdURUy nn other baalrOmd informlaan eidsrs for the lvlMUOu Creek site, and <br />USGS 7,5` quadrangle sheets Protda the, best suable mapPirkg- <br />1✓iorrison (:Io& # �rougt the canyon is a bigh .gradient stsmci but appears to �y ¢mIY a <br />light Mordnt load, iTo evidence of seining activity in the area was Be=. This site wopld be <br />best suited for either a roc1 -M or roller- campacted concrete dam with ate o�tertQppin$ sP 3'i <br />the dace, crest Mould b e. approximately 4450 long. Constra coots access and a si�'in:° _r� <br />4-13 <br />