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Mammoth Creek Flows

Mammoth Creek Stream Data Ending 03-31-24

Mammoth Creek EIR

Mammoth Creek Final Environment Impact Report - Mammoth Creek Fishery Bypass Flow Mammoth Creek Final EIR Appendix A – Appendix A, Final Mammoth Creek EIR, May 2011

Draft EIR Cover Executive Summary Table of Contents Chapter 01 Introduction Chapter 02 Proposed Project & Alternatives Chapter 03 Overview of Analytical Approach Chapter 04 Hydrology Chapter 05 Water Quality Chapter 06 Fisheries & Aquatic Resources Chapter 07 Wildlife & Botanical Resources Chapter 08 Recreational Resources Chapter 09 Visual Resources Chapter 10 Other CEQA Considerations Chapter 11 Climate Change Considerations Chapter 12 Consultation & Coordination Chapter 13 List of Preparers Chapter 14 References Appendix A NOP & Public Comments Appendix B MCWD Water Conservation Measures Appendix C MCWD Model Technical Appendix Appendix D Cover Page Appendix D-1 Prop Proj Alt vs. Existing Condition Appendix D-2 BFR Alt No.2 vs. Existing Condition Appendix D-3 P-17332 BFR Alt vs. Existing Condition Appendix D-4 No Proj Alt ELOD vs. Existing Condition Appendix D-5 No Proj Alt FLOD vs. Existing Condition Appendix D-6 Cumulative Condition vs. Existing Condition Appendix E Fish Populations of Mammoth Creek Appendix E Attachment A Appendix E Attachment B Appendix F Plant & Wildlife Species Compendium

Fishery Reports

Fish Populations of Mammoth Creek Appendix A Appendix B

2008 Fish Survey 2007 Fish Survey 2006 Fish Survey 2004 Fish Survey 2003 Fish Survey 2002 Fish Survey 2001 Fish Survey 2000 Fish Survey 1999 Fish Survey 1997 Fish Survey 1996 Fish Survey 1995 Fish Survey 1994 Fish Survey 1993 Fish Survey 1992 Fish Survey

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