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This Farmers Screen helped to open 6.1 stream miles for safe fish passage and serves over 3,600 acres of farmland.
The project addressed issues with anadromous/ESA species, irrigation, and sediment and debris.
The project involved the creation of an upgraded diversion structure, the design and installation of an upstream fish passage structure and a modular Farmers Screen. All of the components had to be pre-fabricated in segments that could be transported to the construction site via three miles of irrigation canal perched on a very steep slope.