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Home My WebLink AboutRS_Stream_Study_Ex _Conditions_250508_v1 Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Fish Passage & Diversion Screening Inventory Database Report Cover Sheet The following report is extracted from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (WDFW) Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database (FPDSI). WDFW makes every attempt to keep these reports in sync with FPDSI; however, the dynamic nature of the data and workflows associated with maintaining the database may result in short-term differences. Users are encouraged to contact WDFW to discuss appropriate use of the data and how we can assist with fish passage barrier removal or inventory. Please visit the Fish Passage web site for contact information at: https://wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/habitat-recovery/fish-passage/about Disclaimers: • Data presented here represent a snapshot observation of conditions in a dynamic environment that is subject to change. Fish passage data are also collected from a variety of agencies and sources. Therefore, WDFW makes no guarantee concerning the data’s content, accuracy, completeness, or the results obtained from use of the data. WDFW assumes no liability for the data represented here. • These data are not an attempt to provide you with an official agency response as to the impacts of your project on fish and wildlife. • Note that some fish passage features, habitats or species may occur in areas not currently known to the WDFW Fish Passage division, and may not be reflected in this database. A lack of data does not necessarily indicate that a feature, habitat, or species are not present. • Unauthorized attempts to alter or modify these data are strictly prohibited. • Bankfull width measurements included in these reports should not be used for fish passage crossing design. They are solely for assessment purposes. • The barrier status reported in this document is based on the swimming abilities of adult salmonids. Passabilities are a qualitative value, and should not be interpreted as a quantitative calculation. Please see page 1-4 of the Fish Passage Inventory, Assessment and Prioritization Manual for further clarification: https://wdfw.wa.gov/publications/02061 • EXIF data presented with Image Reports may be erroneous due to camera battery failures and resetting of camera clock functions. Abbreviations: Most abbreviations in this report are defined in the Quick Reference Tables of the Fish Passage Inventory, Assessment, and Prioritization Manual. Additional commonly used abbreviations are defined as follows: NFB = no potential salmonid use, BB = both banks, LB = left bank looking downstream, RB = right bank looking downstream, US or U/S = upstream, DS or D/S = downstream, WSDrop = water surface drop, BFW = bankfull width, OHW = ordinary high water, SLW = scour line width, CMP = corrugated metal pipe, Qfp = fish passage flow, V&D = Velocity and Depth, ROW = Right of Way The FPDSI database often uses default values such as ‘-99.99’ or ‘-999’ to represent null values. WDFW Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database Site Description Report Latitude (WGS 84):47.466291359 Longitude (WGS 84):-122.207534917 East (NAD 83 HARN)1,218,084.1 North (NAD 83 HARN)782,429.8 Geographic Coordinates Site ID 936016 Road Name:SR 515 Mile Post:6.75 WDFW Region:4 Stream:Rolling Hills Cr Tributary To:Springbrook Cr WRIA:09 River Mile:-999.99 Location/Directions Site Comments Project CITY Name:Washington State Department of Transportation General Location Waterbody Owner County:King Fish Use Potential:Yes FUP Criteria:Physical Type:State Sockeye Pink Chum Chinook Coho Steelhead Sea Run Cutthroat Resident Trout Bull Trout PI Species Culvert Non-Culvert Xing Fishway Natural Barrier Other Dam Diversion Mitigated Associated Features These data represent a snapshot of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's current records. Due to the ongoing nature of assessment and inventory of these features, these data may not accurately represent conditions on the ground, and are subject to change. 8/15/2022 Site ID:936016 Stream:Rolling Hills Cr Tributary To:Springbrook Cr WRIA:09 WDFW Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database Level A Culvert Assessment Report Fish Use Potential:Yes Latitude:47.466291359 Longitude:-122.207534917 No Image Available Field Crew:Harris;Jankowski Review Date:7/7/2022 Average Width (m):2.20 Culvert/Stream Width Ratio:0.28 Length (m):0.00 Max Depth (m):-99.99 OHW Width (m):-999.99 Fill Depth (m):3.00 Plunge Pool Recheck: Channel Description Road Comments Inlet pipe travels 3-4 m and drops 2.4m into a stand pipe with a surface grate. Continues north and shares outlet with site 994409 Survey Type:RSFS Length (m):879Spawning (sq m):364 Rearing (sq m):522 Potential Habitat Gain PI Total 9.21 Barrier:Yes Passability (%):0 Reason:WS Drop Assessment Results Method:Level A Significant Reach:Yes Data Source:Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Fishway Present:No Toe Width (m): Tidal Influence:No Tidegate Present:No ID Shape Material Span Rise Length CountersunkWSDrop Location Slope (%)WDIC Apron Culvert Details Level A Parameters Backwater Sediment RND CST 0.61 0.61 -999.90 2.40 Interior -99.990.06 NO1.1 No No All dimensions in meters These data represent a snapshot of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's current records. Due to the ongoing nature of assessment and inventory of these features, these data may not accurately represent conditions on the ground, and are subject to change. 8/15/2022 Site ID:936016 Stream:Rolling Hills Cr Tributary To:Springbrook Cr WRIA:09 WDFW Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database Habitat Survey Summary Report Latitude:47.466291359 Longitude:-122.207534917 PI Total:9.21 Survey Type RSFS Spreadsheet File(s): 4-991202MS.xlsx, 5-991202TA.xlsx Date:12/15/2009 Length (m):1,700 Downstream Comments: Stream flows along the South bound lanes of I-405 before crossing under at site 995470 and then flows through a daylit channel and corrected site 991202. Eventually outlets into Springbrook Cr. Date:6/28/2022 Crew:Jankowski;Rhoades Length (m):879 Upstream Comments: Stream runs through valley between roads with high instream cover and some good spawning patches. Bankfull width averages 2.5m, gradient ranges from 1-4%. Fed by stormwater inputs at upstream end. Spawning Area (sq m):364 Rearing Area (sq m):522 Downstream Survey Upstream Survey Potential Habitat Gain Lineal (m):879 Crew:Ingram;Romero Distribution Anadromous Resident Only Unknown Gain Direction (Resident Only): Sockeye / Kokanee Pink Chum Chinook Coho Steelhead Searun Cutthroat Resident Trout Bull Trout Potential Species Benefit These data represent a snapshot of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's current records. Due to the ongoing nature of assessment and inventory of these features, these data may not accurately represent conditions on the ground, and are subject to change. 8/15/2022 WDFW Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database Barrier Priority Index Report Site ID:936016 2 1 0.00 1 0.00 1 0.00 1 461 2 1 3.10 1 0.00 1 461 3 1 1.55 1 461 1 1 2.42 1 522 1 1 2.14 1 0.00 TOTAL PI 9.21 Sockeye Pink Chum Coho Chinook Steelhead Searun Cutthroat Resident Trout Dolly/Bull Trout B H M D C Species PI Stream Rolling Hills Cr Trib To Springbrook Cr WRIA 09 B = proportion of fish passage improvement (1, 0.67, 0.33). H = potential habitat gain (square meters), spawning habitat for sockeye, pink and chum, rearing habitat for the rest. M= mobility modifier (anadromous = 2, resident = 1). D = stock condition modifier (critical = 3, depressed = 2, not 2 or 3 = 1). C= repair cost modifier (<$100K = 3, $100K - $500K = 2, >$500K = 1). Habitat (H) Estimatiom Method RSFS 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 These data represent a snapshot of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's current records. Due to the ongoing nature of assessment and inventory of these features, these data may not accurately represent conditions on the ground, and are subject to change. 8/15/2022 Site ID:936016 Stream:Rolling Hills Cr Tributary To:Springbrook Cr WRIA:09 WDFW Fish Passage and Diversion Screening Inventory Database Image Report - Active Fish Use Potential:Yes Latitude:47.466291359 Longitude:-122.207534917 Culvert Non-Culvert Xing Fishway Natural Barrier Other Dam Diversion Associated Features Image Name: 936016_2.jpg Image Name: 936016_3.jpg These data represent a snapshot of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's current records. Due to the ongoing nature of assessment and inventory of these features, these data may not accurately represent conditions on the ground, and are subject to change. 8/15/2022