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<br />( <br /> <br />'J <br />o <br />''J <br />u) <br />CO <br />W <br /> <br />generated in early March that will include tabular <br />data giving acreage and number by river mile for <br />the following categories: backwaters, side <br />channels, isolated pools, total open water. <br /> <br />Also in FY 92, the data acquisition schedule of the <br />previous year will be repeated to verify the flow <br />habitat relationships developed with the first <br />year's field data. In addition, an attempt will be <br />made to collect video imagery of winter habitat <br />conditions. <br /> <br />MEETINGS, REPORTS, AND DELIVERABLES <br /> <br />Researchers will be responsible for sUbmitting yearly progress <br />reports for ongoing projects and a final report after completion <br />the study. A meeting will be scheduled on or about January 31st of <br />each year to present an oral summary of progress to date. A <br />written progress report summarizing results of research activities <br />for the previous fiscal year will be due by March 1. Reclamation <br />will also hold a meeting during March to determine flow releases <br />from Navajo Dam for the upcoming season. Additional meetings will <br />be scheduled as necessary to modify or refine research activities. <br /> <br />( <br /> <br />Upon the completion of Phase III a consolidated report will be <br />prepared which brings together all the individual research studies. <br />This report will summarize and integrate the various studies which <br />have been conducted and make formal' recommendations concerning <br />management of endangered species in the San Juan River will be <br />submitted by the combined research team. The U.S. Bureau of <br />Reclamation and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will be responsible <br />for compiling the final consolidated report with input from all <br />cooperating agencies. <br /> <br />PROJECTED BUDGETS AND COMPLETION DATES <br /> <br />The proposed level of funding by program and agency for Fiscal Year <br />1992 is given in Table 1. The total projected budget. for FY 1992 <br />is $516,500. Funding requirements for ongoing programs are <br />expected to escalate approximately 25% by the end of Phase II (FY <br />1993 and 1994) and are anticipated to remain relatively constant <br />thereafter at approximately $655,000 to $675,000 each year through <br />the remainder of the program. This funding assessment assumes that <br />large scale water quality monitoring programs will not be <br />implemented and funded under the seven year research plan. <br /> <br />l. <br /> <br />21 <br />