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Transfer of 115-tin coaster gate from east forebay, Unit R-9 to west forebay, Unit L-7. This transfer (made on war surplus steel pontoon barge) will expedite starting of unit L-7 by approximately three weeks. This picture shows the coaster gate...
1947-09-09
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A centrifugal oil purifier, a filter, and automatic electric heater, and meter, pumps, gauges, pipes, and necessary appurtenances are mounted on a simple truck for use in various parts of the plant. The unit is designed to handle lubricating,...
1941-09-10
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Source WI-10
Tentative Disposition
B
Problem or Area of Concern
7. Develop a park on flood plain of downtown Pullman. (G.B. 47)
COMMENT: A study of the Pullman flood problem is underway to determine if an authorized flood control...
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One hundred fifty ton gentry crane being tested. Crane is lifting a thirty-seven and one half ton concrete block. This machine was built by Star Manufacturing Company of Tacoma, Washington and is installed on tracks reaching across the top of the...
1942-05-22
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Floating Caisson aft section passing thru the drydock gates as it moves out into the drydock channel, where it will be moored while the Caisson Seat Frame is being assembled in the drydock. Foreground, Caisson with operating machinery on deck....
1949-08-24
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Problem or Area of Concern
3.(Cont) or gas. However, as these fuels become scarce the effect would be reduced. Inverted rates for commercial industrial power sales would be almost impossible to achieve due to the wide disparity in amounts and...
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Failure of L-3 Turbine. Note: deflector plate on top of runner and the one deflector plate that was left in original position. Also scored condition of runner top rib
1945-06-15
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Albernathy Falls by Albert West farm is passable with difficulty for steelhead.
1946-05-21
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Impassible log jam on Wilson Creek, a tributary of Skamokawa Creek
1946-05-22
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This picture shows how the stack of material was dislodged and scattered thru car. Note broken sheets. See photo #18671-3. Damaged (broken and chipped) sheets of asbestos board as received in car B&O 270305, March 17, 1949. Shipment under...
1949-03-18
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Objective III: Objective IV:
Participate in these efforts by implementing the Forest Service three-region fish policy for coordinated management of anadromous fish resources.
5. Work cooperatively with the state wildlife agencies and...
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"The first or primary objective of interpretation is to assist the visitor in developing a keener awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the area he or she is visiting. Interpretation should help to make the visit a rich and enjoyable...
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CHAPTER 5:
Implementation
Overview
This chapter looks to the future, describing various roles and tasks for implementing the management plan for the Scenic Area. By describing the role for the Forest Service and proposing tasks and...
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Map Symbol Wt5
Map Symbol Wt6
estimated cost of development is $120,000, not including right-of-way acquisition.
Trail, Table Mountain—Hamilton Creek Loop
SITE DESCRIPTION: This trail would create an outstanding day hike to climb...
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Excavation activities, including conveyors, in south-east section of area enclosed by the west cofferdam.
1935-03-20
2024-11-07 |
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1 shall have the meaning ascribed to them in article I I of the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact; The term "States of the Upper Colorado Eiver Basin" shall mean the States of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming; The term "Upper...
2008-11-01
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The term "recreation development plan" is referenced in the Congressional Record for the Senate on 8 October 1986 when Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield stated, "Under the National Scenic Area Act, a cooperative management plan will be developed to...
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Placing a 6 1/2-foot-ton McKiernan steam hammer in pile driving.
1935-03-08
2024-11-07 |
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c. Identification of wetlands, streams, and riparian areas which may occur on the site.
d. Water quality and soil type and characteristics.
e. Analysis of potential impacts of the proposal on the resources identified, including direct,...
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Goal I: Policies:
applied to these sites to insure that recreation opportunities are not foreclosed by other developments. This designation is also applied where higher intensity recreation facilities already exist. Public Recreation was...
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Goal I:
found in the area. Trees should be planted in a natural pattern, i.e., straight rows or geometric patterns should be avoided.
3. Clearcutting will not be used as a harvest practice.
4. Firewood cutting, Christmas tree cutting,...
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In a paper now in press as a Bulletin of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services the writer has discussed the downward trend of the catch of Columbia River Chinook salmon since 1920 and has stated that the decline is doubtless an indication that the...
1943 (iso8601)
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