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Meeting addresses Shasta River irrigation water rights
Siskiyou Daily News
May 18, 2010
Yreka, Calif. — A Shasta River Watershed-wide
Permitting Program Workshop for Agricultural Water Diverters
will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 20 at the U.S. Fish
& Wildlife Service, 1829 S. Oregon St. in Yreka.
The purpose of this workshop, according to a recent press release, is to provide additional information to agricultural irrigation water rights holders about the Shasta River Watershed-wide Permitting Program, and the requirements to obtain Incidental Take Permits and 1602 Agreements.
The Shasta Valley Resource Conservation District and Department of Fish and Game representatives will be available to answer questions on how the program will assist water diverters and meet requirements for the protection of coho salmon as a listed (threatened) species.
For more information, contact Andrew Braugh (SVRCD) at 440-5921 or drewbraugh@jps.net; or Andrew Jensen (DFG) at 225-2378 or ajensen@dfg.ca.gov.
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