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| Title | Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement For The Columbia River Water Management Program |
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Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement For The Columbia River Water Management Program (Number of pages: 772) (Publication Size: 37677KB)
Vol 1. Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement For The Columbia River Water Management Pro (446 pages) (22MB) Vol. 2. Comments and Responses (315 pages) (15MB) Voluntary Regional Agreements Addendum (3 pages) (23KB) Trust Water Management Practices Addendum (3 pages) (882KB) Salmon & Storage Addendum (5 pages) (1MB)
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| Author(s) | Office of Columbia River | ||||
| Description | This Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is part of the development process for the Columbia River Water Management Program. The EIS evaluates the potential impacts of the major components of the Management Program. It also evaluates potential impacts of early actions implemented under the Management Program—additional drawdown of Lake Roosevelt to supply a variety of water uses in the project area, a supplemental feed route to Potholes Reservoir, and the VRA submitted by the Columbia-Snake River Irrigators Association. This document includes two volumes: - Volume 1: Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement For The Columbia River Water Management Program - Volume 2: Comments and Responses And three addenda: - Trust Water Management Practices (released 4/10/08) - Voluntary Regional Agreement (released 1/17/08) - Salmon & Storage (released 9/7/07) |
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| NOTES | Sept. 2016 - Both volumes and the three addendums combined under one publication number. | ||||
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| Contact | Tim Hill at 509-454-4241 or tim.hill@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | Columbia River Basin, eastern Washington, Columbia Basin, water supply, water resources |
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