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Fish Barrier Removal at Stanley Boulevard and Railroad Overcrossing (R3-5)
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| Location Description | Stanley Boulevard, Iron Horse Trail, Arroyo Mocho, Isabel Avenue |
This project will modify railroad bridge footing for fish passage purposes. Rehabilitate abandoned railroad bridge as part of Iron Horse Trail. Conduct approximately 6,000 feet of riparian enhancement along both banks of realigned Arroyo Mocho form Stanely Blvd. to the Isabel Bridge crossing.
Arroyo Mocho is designated as critical habitat for steelhead, and has been identified as a future corridor for steelhead migration. The purpose of this project is to restore Arroyo Mocho as a fish migration corridor by removing a fish barrier at the abandoned railroad right of way crossing near Stanley Blvd. and improving riparian habitat along Arroyo Mocho from Stanley Blvd. to Isabel Avenue.
Bridges,
Restoration,
Habitat Enhancement,
Steelhead,
Fish Passage
Environmental and habitat protection and improvement,
Recreation and public access
Flood Protection & Stormwater Management
