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SI-72 F-17
Tentative Disposition
E
SI-73 C
WI-65 C
Problem or Area of Concern
4. Logging practices pollute streams with sediment which has a detrimental effect on egg survival and fry survival; better management of...
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Tentative Disposition
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WI-72 PI-54
WI-4, F-9 C PI-12, 50
SI-33
PI-21 F
PI-97 C F-9
F
Problem or Area of Concern
7. Concern is that reservoirs will fill with silt and become useless, probably much sooner than it is...
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Source PI-92 E
PI-71 C
PI-55 C
PI-106 E
Tentative Disposition
Problem or Area of Concern
l0. (Cont) COMMENT: The ongoing programs of the Soil Conservation Service are designed to meet the needs expressed in concerns 5 through 10....
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Tentative Disposition
PI-77 A
PI-82 A
Problem or Area of Concern
14. (Cont) COMMENT: A reconnaissance scope study concluded in 1972 found that prospective commerce would not justify expenditure of Federal funds.
15. Some...
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Source PI-74, 77
Tentative Disposition
PI-83 E
PI-82 F
F
Problem or Area of Concern
17. Baker Bay has silted in where there used to be deep water. Wing dams to keep the channel open have shoaled the Washington shore and increased...
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Tentative Disposition
Source PI-60
PI-61 E
PI-17 D F-19
B
Problem or Area of Concern
20. Slowing of the river has created our shoaling problem. Can anything be done to rectify this, such as by dumping spoil in the area between...
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SI—3, 63, 64, 78 PI—15, 50 WI—23, 30, 39
Tentative—Disposition 1/
A
Problem or Area of Concern
1. Indian rights and interests in the Columbia River and its Tributaries are substantial. For example, Colville Indians have...
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PI-15 WI-30, 39
F-7
Tentative Disposition
F A
F-13 E
Problem or Area of Concern
2. Development and operation of the Columbia must be consistent with prior commitment to the Indian Nations, especially fishing rights,...
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WI-43, 47, 49 WI-75
PI-21, 50
Tentative 1/ Disposition
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SI-75 A PI-21, 50
Problem or Area of Concern A. Public' Participation
1. Public should be consulted during development stages of planning, not brought in at last minute...
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Source SI-75
Tentative Disposition
F
SI-70 F
WI-70 F
Problem or Area of Concern
3. We are concerned that public attendance and input will signify public approval of this book in the eyes of Congress and that our input will not be...
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Source PI-17, 24
Tentative Disposition
F
Problem or Area of Concern
6. Can the Corps be trusted to evaluate citizen impact fairly, and not distort it for the Corps' own self-serving promotional interests? The Corps' record of...
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Tentative Disposition
WI-52 E I-2
SI-76
PI-21, 50, 112
SI-33 E
W-5 E
WI-68, 70 E
Problem or Area of Concern
6.( Cont) from Federal agency plans and programs involve the President and the Congress who must decide...
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Tentative Disposition
PI-24 F
SI-76, 79 E
Problem or Area of Concern
1. (Cont) COMMENT: Coordination suggested in the above concerns is being reflected in the CR&T study. As definite studies progress, coordination will be...
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Source SI-71
Tentative Disposition
WI-73 E
SI-75 F
F
Problem or Area of Concern
4. Federal agency policy should be established for new town planning where Federal projects affect existing towns. Consult with local planning agency....
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Source PI-21, 25, 50
Tentative Disposition
F
WI-32 SI-33
PI-50, 86, 99, 112
SI-65
F F
Problem or Area of Concern
7. The study must be international in character. Under the terms of the 1961 Columbia River Treaty, signed in 1961...
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IV PUBLIC INPUT
Part IV documents the public input that went into the Inventory of Problems and Areas of Concern. A preliminary list of problems was made up by the Corps of Engineers and taken as guidance to the initial public meetings....
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Public Workshops (Cont) Seattle District
11 Jun 1973 Spokane
27 Jun 1973 Wenatchee
Also several citizens' committee meetings to organize workshops and consolidate results.
Walla Walla District
12 Apr 1973 Richland
17 Apr 1973...
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LIST OF SOURCES
Federal
F-1 - Senator Len B. Jordan, Idaho
F-2 - Senator Bob Packwood, Oregon
F-3 - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
F-4 - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture - Forest Service, Missoula, Montana
F-5 - Bonneville Power...
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Federal (Cont'd)
F-16 - Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
F-17 - National Marine Fisheries Service
F-18 - National Ocean Survey
F-19 - Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission
F-20 - National Park Service
State
Washington
W-1 -...
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Oregon
0-1 - Fish Commission of Oregon 0-2 - State Water Resource Board 0-3 - Oregon Wildlife Commission
0-4 - State Parks and Recreation Department
0-5 - Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council
Idaho
I-1 - Art Manley, Idaho State...
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Seattle District
SI-1 - Sierra Club (Northern Rockies Chapter)
SI-2 - Sam Angove
SI-3 - Colville Indians Confederated Tribes
SI-4 - Washington Water Power Company
SI-5 - Tom Clement
SI-6 - Howard D. Copp
SI-7 - Roger Dudley
SI-8 -...
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Seattle District (Cont'd)
SI-16- Thomas H. Rogers
SI-17- Win M. Self
SI-18- Washington Rural Electric Cooperative Association
SI-19- Trout Unlimited
SI-20- American Institute of Architects (Spokane Chapter)
SI-21- Charles E. Trotta...
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Seattle District (Cont'd)
SI-33- American Small Farms Institute
SI-35- Grant County P.U.D.
SI-36- Chelan County Industrial Development Council
SI-37- Chelan County Port District
SI-38- CREST, Columbia River Environmental Study Team...
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Seattle District (Cont'd)
SI-50- Benjamin B. Graf
SI-51- Federation of Fly Fishermen
SI-52- Willis E. Smith
SI-53- Columbia Basin Development League
SI-54- Inland Empire Big Game Council
SI-55- Charles W. Hodde
SI-56- Benton Rural...
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Seattle District (Cont'd)
SI-66- Mrs. John Horan, President of Heritage Committee, Wenatchee
SI-67- Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDougall
SI-68- Vern Clark
SI-69- Washington Environmental Council
SI-70- Wenatchee Public Workshop - Group #1...
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