Dalles through various methods by Yakama, Umatilla, and Nez Perce Tribes through facilitation by the CRITFC. Lamprey tube traps (approximately 12/10-inch diameter PVC pipe, 3-feet length with conical entrance on each side, with lines attached and tied off) will be deployed and checked daily. Trapped lamprey will be placed into insulated coolers then carried to transport in a GSA, ¾ ton truck. Upon checking traps and securing transport tank and equipment, tribal crews will check out to leave the Project area. Table 1. Maximum collection numbers by tribe, project, and overall in 2017. BON TDA JDD TOTAL Yakama Nation 1248 599 453 2496 Umatilla Tribe 1248 599 453 2496 Warm Springs Tribe* 1248 599 453 2496 Nez Perce Tribe 1248 599 453 2496 4992 2396 1812 9984 *not expected to collect adults for translocation Schedule Upon USACE approval, the CRITFC anticipates beginning this collection in June 2017 and continuing until last week of August or until the target is met, whichever is first. A routine work schedule has not yet been developed, but is expected to be developed within the first 10 days such that a high level of consistency and continuity can be expected by USACE in timing for Project access and departure over the course of the summer months. Project Impact Statement CRITFC has no anticipated impacts to the existing project activities other than access to The Dalles North and East Shore fish ladders. Measures will be taken to assure project safety. Job Hazard/Safety Analysis All personal will read the USACE General Safety Requirements Manual #385-1-1. The CRITFC Pacific Lamprey Project will have weekly safety meetings relative to adult collection activities at USACE projects. Activity Job Hazard Safety Analysis sheet, a list of personal and the expiration dates of their First Aid and CPR will be attached.
Dalles through various methods by Yakama, Umatilla, and Nez Perce Tribes through facilitation by the CRITFC. Lamprey tube traps (approximately 12/10-inch diameter PVC pipe, 3-feet length with conical entrance on each side, with lines attached and tied off) will be deployed and checked daily. Trapped lamprey will be placed into insulated coolers then carried to transport in a GSA, ¾ ton truck. Upon checking traps and securing transport tank and equipment, tribal crews will check out to leave the Project area. Table 1. Maximum collection numbers by tribe, project, and overall in 2017. BON TDA JDD TOTAL Yakama Nation 1248 599 453 2496 Umatilla Tribe 1248 599 453 2496 Warm Springs Tribe* 1248 599 453 2496 Nez Perce Tribe 1248 599 453 2496 4992 2396 1812 9984 *not expected to collect adults for translocation Schedule Upon USACE approval, the CRITFC anticipates beginning this collection in June 2017 and continuing until last week of August or until the target is met, whichever is first. A routine work schedule has not yet been developed, but is expected to be developed within the first 10 days such that a high level of consistency and continuity can be expected by USACE in timing for Project access and departure over the course of the summer months. Project Impact Statement CRITFC has no anticipated impacts to the existing project activities other than access to The Dalles North and East Shore fish ladders. Measures will be taken to assure project safety. Job Hazard/Safety Analysis All personal will read the USACE General Safety Requirements Manual #385-1-1. The CRITFC Pacific Lamprey Project will have weekly safety meetings relative to adult collection activities at USACE projects. Activity Job Hazard Safety Analysis sheet, a list of personal and the expiration dates of their First Aid and CPR will be attached.
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