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Lagunitas Creek Watershed Enhancement

Project Lagunitas Creek Watershed Enhancement  
Program A1F06 Reimbursable ‐ Split Grant Funding 
Project Number GC21001
Contact Shaun Horne | SHorne@marinwater.org 
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Map of Taylor Park Rd, Olema, and Shoreline Hwy
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Typical riffle pool wood structure plan view

Project Description 

The District’s ongoing fisheries monitoring and restoration work is guided by the District’s Lagunitas Creek Stewardship Plan (LCSP), which is a requirement of SWRCB WR95-17. In an effort to enhance watershed resiliency, and meet the stewardship goals of SWRCB WR95-17 the District is interested in continuing to implement instream restoration work along Lagunitas Creek to improve instream habitat for Coho Salmon, steelhead trout, and freshwater shrimp. 

Benefits

Habitat enhancement will work to restore physical process that support habitat formation for endangered and threatened species within Lagunitas Creek. 

Schedule and Status

Design: Summer 2020 - Winter 2024/25

Construction: Winter 2024/25 - Summer 2030

Expenditure Schedule

Actuals Through
FY 22 (Rounded)
FY 23
Estimate 
FY 24
Estimate 
FY 25 - 30
Estimate 
Total
$375,000
$440,000
$2,035,000
$5,972,000
$8,822,000

Funding Sources 

Capital Maintenance Fund*
CDFW 30% Design Grant CDFW 100% Design Grant Other Grant Funding*
Total
$395,000
$300,000
$869,000
$7,258,000
$8,822,000

*Project contingent on identifying other grant funding. Other grant funding will require Capital Maintenance Fund match to be determined.