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Public Information and Documents

Decades of natural resource work conducted in the Scott River watershed has led to the development of a robust library of documents, photos, maps, audio recordings and video recordings generated by federal agencies, state agencies, non-governmental agencies, academic institutions, businesses, and individuals including community members.  The library is housed by the Siskiyou Resource Conservation District and represents the single most exhaustive collection of information and references pertaining to the Scott River watershed. The documents alone consist of local resource management plans, reports, technical manuals, studies, peer reviewed articles, and historical records. Most of the references contained in the library are not available elsewhere.  It has been recognized that much of this information would be useful to others if they were aware of its availability and contents. For these reasons, the Siskiyou RCD and the Scott River Watershed Council have initiated the document cataloging process using a software platform that will allow for the library to be readily available to outside parties.  To browse the library, login in using the public EndNote account below:

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Public Notices

Mitigated Negative Declaration for streambank stabilizations at Scott River Mile 42 and 52 - Approved June 2014

   Supplemental Mitigated Negative Declaration - Approved August 2018 (NOD)

         Attachment A. Final Construction Plans

         Attachment B. Revegetation Plan

         Attachment C. Botanical Survey

         Attachment D. Avian Resources Report

         Attachment E. Dewatering Plan and Turbidity Control Measures

Fish Screen Resources

Fish Screen Maintenance Manual

Policies

As a special district of the State of California, the Siskiyou RCD is subject to the California Public Records Act (Government Code 6253 et. seq.).  The following policy identifies the procedures that the District employs in order to respond to requests for records made under the California Public Records Act.

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Public Records Request Policy

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Per Government code 6270.5, the Siskiyou RCD is required to discloses a list of the systems utilized by the District which contain information collected about the public and/or serve as an original source of data.  

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Enterprise System Catalog

Fisheries Monitoring

Scott River Coho Salmon

Spawning Ground Surveys:

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Report 2001-2002

Report 2002-2003

Report 2003-2004

Report 2004-2005

Report 2005-2006

Report 2006-2007

Report 2007-2008

Report 2008-2009

Report 2009-2010

Report 2010-2011

Report 2011-2012

Report 2012-2013

Report 2013-2014

Report 2014-2015

Report 2015-2016

Report 2016-2017

2017-2018 not funded

2018-2019 not funded

Report 2019-2020

Report 2020-2021

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Scott River Chinook Salmon

Spawning Ground Surveys:

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Report 2014     Table 1

Report 2015

Report 2016     Appendix A     Appendix B

Report 2017     Appendix A     Appendix B

2018 - Chinook did not enter the Valley

Report 2019

2020 - Chinook did not enter the Valley

Newsletters

Archive of previous SRCD Newsletters:

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2002

2004

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