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Report: Squamish River Fish Passage Survey Summary FIA# 6813001 [PSCIS28]
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FIA# 6813001: Hedberg and Associates Consulting Ltd. (HAC) have conducted field assessment for fish
passage determination for existing culverts on the Squamish River Forest Service Road
(FSR) in Tree Farm Licence 38 (TFL 38).
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Author: Hedberg and Associates Consulting Ltd.
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Date Published: Mar 2009
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Report ID: 24134
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Audience: Government and Public
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Hedberg and Associates Consulting Ltd. (HAC) have conducted field assessment for fish
passage determination for existing culverts on the Squamish River Forest Service Road
(FSR) in Tree Farm Licence 38 (TFL 38).
This work was done under Forest Investment Account (FIA), Project Number 6813-001-3,
and covered the mainline road adjacent to the Squamish River, from the southern boundary
of TFL 38 to the northern end of the Squamish River FSR near the Squamish River and
Elaho river confluence.
Culverts were inspected based on extensive local and historical knowledge and followed the
methodology detailed in the BC Ministry of Environment Field assessment for Fish Passage
Determination of Closed Bottomed Structures. Information for each culvert inspected was
noted on Closed Bottom Structure (CBS) Field Measurement Form. These field forms are
included as Appendix A to this report. All existing culverts were inspected visually, however
only those that had existing or potential fish habitat upstream of the culvert were
documented. Due to the steep valley sidewalls along much of the FSR, the "typical" cross
stream culvert often only has a small catch basin on the upslope, east, side of the road, and
therefore these were not considered likely candidates for fish passage improvement.
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Fish and Aquatic Habitat Information |
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Subject
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Region - Lower Mainland |
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Fish and Fish Habitat - Culvert Fish Passage |
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Watershed Groups - 900 - West Coast Rivers (South of Cape Caution) |
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