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Zinfandel Lane Fish Passage Project

Sector: Bridge • Location: California, United States of America

Source: RCD Project Tracker

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After standing for over 100 years, the apron for the Zinfandel bridge was losing structural integrity due to significant damage done by erosion. Between six and ten feet had been worn away at the base of the bridge apron, creating a twelve-foot-high step that made fish migration extremely difficult. By 2005, it was clear that this issue needed to be addressed, and so the RCD recieved funding from

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The project “Zinfandel Lane Fish Passage Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Bridge sector, located in California, United States of America. Taiyo aggregates data on it from RCD Project Tracker.

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After standing for over 100 years, the apron for the Zinfandel bridge was losing structural integrity due to significant damage done by erosion. Between six and ten feet had been worn away at the base of the bridge apron, creating a twelve-foot-high step that made fish migration extremely difficult. By 2005, it was clear that this issue needed to be addressed, and so the RCD recieved funding from the US Army Corps of Engineers to create a plan to improve conditions for local fish. Ultimately, it was decided that the bridge apron would be replaced by two channels, which would remain passable over a broad range of flow rates. Construction was finished in 2011 and resulted in renewed access for steelhead and salmon to over 56 miles of streams, including some of the highest quality streams in the valley. The project also provides a new, solid foundation for the historic bridge, which was slowly being underminded by the erosive force of the river.

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