North Fork Deep Creek Stream Restoration
Project Overview
Basics
North Fork Deep Creek Stream Restoration
Planning/Design
Metro’s North Fork Deep Creek natural includes 167 acres over three sites between the communities of Boring and Barton. These sites include both mature riparian and upland forests in a deep canyon that includes 8200 linear feet (1.5 miles) of North Fork Deep Creek.
The project includes helicopter and land based placement of 300 pieces of large wood, intended to improve habitat complexity and restart channel processes that create complex habitats. Project partners include Metro, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and Clackamas River Basin Council.
See attached proposal evaluation narrative for more details.
The project includes helicopter and land based placement of 300 pieces of large wood, intended to improve habitat complexity and restart channel processes that create complex habitats. Project partners include Metro, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife and Clackamas River Basin Council.
See attached proposal evaluation narrative for more details.
2022
2024
2025
10/29/2024
Location
Organizations
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Contacts
Brian Vaughn - Oregon Metro (Metro) (brian.vaughn@oregonmetro.gov)
Performance Measures
Expected Performance Measures
| Large Wood Placement | Placement Density: > 25 yrd^3/1000 ft Placement Location: In Channel | 8,200 lf |
Reported Performance Measures
Reported Performance Measures are not relevant for Projects in the Planning/Design stage.
Financials
Budget
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Reported Expenditures
No Expenditures have been reported for this Project.
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Focal Species
Focal Species
The project is designed to drive geomorphic processes that will
create and sustain habitat in the coming decades. The large wood placed instream will provide cover and feeding zones for age 1+ Coho and steelhead, provide juvenile rearing and adult holding habitat, promote gravel sorting, and likely lead to increased spawning habitat for adults.
The project is designed to drive geomorphic processes that will
create and sustain habitat in the coming decades. The large wood placed instream will provide cover and feeding zones for age 1+ Coho and steelhead, provide juvenile rearing and adult holding habitat, promote gravel sorting, and likely lead to increased spawning habitat for adults.
Project Types
Project Types
The project includes helicopter and land based placement of 300 pieces of large wood, intended to improve habitat complexity and restart channel processes that create complex habitats.
See attached proposal evaluation narrative for more details.
FIP Bienniums
FIP Bienniums
Project Details
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Fish Distribution
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Project Summary and Responses to Proposal Evaluation Questions
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