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Northwest RPC reports $388K in Basin 7 awards, estimates 151 kg/yr phosphorus reduction
Summary
Dean Pierce of Northwest RPC said roughly 12 Basin 7 projects were awarded about $388,000 with an estimated 151 kilograms per year phosphorus reduction if fully implemented; examples include the 'Rocky Wood' strategic wood addition and the '10 Bends' riparian buffer project in Hyde Park.
Dean Pierce, representing Northwest Regional Planning Commission, presented the Basin 7 update and a spreadsheet of approximately 12 awarded projects totaling about $388,000 in grant funding. Pierce said, if fully implemented as described, those projects carry an estimated phosphorus reduction of 151 kilograms per year.
Pierce cited examples to illustrate the work: a strategic wood addition at a property in Elmore termed 'Rocky Wood' and the '10 Bends' riparian buffer planting in Hyde Park. He also discussed the process by which a CWSP can 'adopt' projects completed before CWSPs were operational so that the CWSP may claim the associated annual phosphorus reduction benefits.
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