ITF NSA #20 - RD 524 & 544 (San Joaquin Sub-Basin #5) Date Out For Review: 29-May-97


FINAL REPORT Report Submitted By: USACE

AGENCY DATE COMMENT COMMENT RECEIVED

RECEIVED


USACE 29-May-97 See the report for details.


FEMA 30-May-97 Negative report. No NSA available.


EPA


BOR 2-June-97 RD 544 appears to have potential especially in relation to

CALFED. However caution must be taken here in that the

hydrodynamic relationships of Old River and San Joaquin

influence salt water intrusion, pumping at Tracy Pumping

Plant (CVP pumping facility) and pumping at slausen/clifton

Court (SWP). Need to be cautious.


FWS 2-June-97 NSA’s are discussed briefly on pg. 5-6 of the PIR, but full

comparison of costs provided on pg. 3 of "Enclosure 5"

(Real Estate Summary), levee realignment as a NSA would

cost about 25% of the proposed repairs, which would cost

$8 million.


USGS N/A N/A


BLM 2-June-97 Per telephone conversation, negative report.


NRCS 30-May-97 We know of no willing sellers right now. We are continuing

to publicize our wetland reserve program and to coordinate

various activities with the USFWS. Our programs may be

able to assist in carrying out a long-term plan.


EDA N/A N/A


NMFS 2-June-97 No NSA available to our knowledge. However, if possible,

the project should be designed to protect existing riparian

vegetation for fisheries habitat.


CALFED 3-June-97 CALFED supports a thorough examination of the non-

structural alternative for this project to provide fisheries

benefits, improve water supply reliability, and reduce

potential future flood damages. The proposed NSA’s for

Unit 1 and Unit 2 are potentially more effective with

implementation of additional NSA’s for adjacent RD’s which

have experienced flood damages in the vicinity of the Old

River and San Joaquin flow split. Implementation of

proposed repairs should not preclude consideration of NSA’s

under Phase IV investigations.


DWR 3-June-97 Potential exists for set back levees and land acquisition.

These and other non-structural measures should be

thoroughly analyzed during Phase IV investigations.


UPDATED: 06/16/97 2:50 PM

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