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<br /> <br />5. Klamath River Basin, Oregon, This is a comprehensive study <br />of the euthrophication problems of Upper Klamath Lake and Lake <br />Ewauna, and interrelated basin problems. The District is currently <br />preparing a Reconnaissance Report which will define the problems, <br />provide background information, establish planning objectives, <br />develop and screen conceptual alternative plans, establish a course <br />of action for the conduct of the study, and serve as a coordination <br />document for informing other interested parties. <br /> <br />6.Pajaro River Basin. 'On 20 October 1978, the South Pacific <br />DivisTOn Engineer issued his Public Notice on the completion of <br />the Review Report for Flood Control and Allied Purposes in the <br />Pajaro River Basin. It found that needed flood control improve- <br />ments on Uvas-Carnadero Creek near Gilroy are similar in type and <br />scope to those previously authorized (but not constructed) by the <br />Flood Control Act of 1944 (Public Law 78-534). It was concluded <br />that there is no need for additional project authorization in order <br />to pursue a flood control project on Uvas-Carnadero Creek, As <br />a result of these studies, the project authorized in 1944 has been <br />reclassified as an "active" project, Advanced engineering and <br />design studies for this project would commence upon receipt of <br />AE&D funding. The study also concluded that there is no Federal <br />interest at this time in developing in-basin multiple purpose dam <br />and reservoir projects for flood control, water supply and other <br />related purposes. <br /> <br />7. ' Sari FranCiscO Bay Shoreline Stud}'. This is a new start for <br />Fiscal Year 1979 to investigate the flood and related problems to <br />those lands lying below the plan~'of mean higher high water along <br />the San Francisco Bay shoreline in San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, <br />Napa, Sonoma and Solano Counties,to the confluence of the Sacramento <br />and San Joaquin Rivers with a view toward determing the feasibility <br />of and the Federal interest in providing protection against tidal <br />and fluvial flooding. The investigation shall evaluate the effects <br />of any proposed improvements on wildlife preservation, agriculture, <br />municipal and urban interests in coordination with Federal, State, <br />regional and local agencies with particular reference to preservation <br />of existing marshland in the San ,Francisco Bay region. The initial <br />public meetings will be held in the study area in January 1979. <br /> <br />8. Ventura River Basin. On 18 August 1978 the Los Angeles District <br />distributed for field level review a draft letter report concluding <br />that no Corps flood control improvements in the Ventura River Basin <br />are justified at this time. <br /> <br />9. SacramentO'River and Tributaries <br />COIitrO. e acramento ' 1n t1a pu 1C meet1ngs <br />or t 1S study in Red Bluff and Sacramento on 7 and 12 September <br />1978, respectively. Meetings were sponsored by the Reclamation <br />Board, State of California. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />C-42 <br />