THIS PROJECT WILL COMPLETE THE NEXT REQUIRED STEP IN THE RESTORATION OF ANADROMOUS FISH PASSAGE TO THREE MILES OF HIGH-QUALITY HABITAT IN MANZANITA CREEK, A TRIBUTARY TO THE TRINITY RIVER NEAR BIG BAR, CALIFORNIA. THE PROJECT WILL RELOCATE AN EXISTING DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY INTAKE STRUCTURE FROM AN ABANDONED CONCRETE WATER DIVERSION IN THE TRINITY ALPS WILDERNESS AREA AND REPLACE IT WITH A HIGHER EFFICIENCY AND LOWER MAINTENANCE INTAKE STRUCTURE FURTHER DOWNSTREAM. THIS WILL PROVIDE THE PRIVATE LANDOWNER WITH INCREASED RELIABILITY FOR THEIR WATER SUPPLY, WHILE ELIMINATING THE LAST IMPEDIMENT TO REMOVING THIS ABANDONED CONCRETE FISH PASSAGE BARRIER. THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE FOLLOWING ANADROMOUS FISH SPECIES: COHO SALMON (FEDERAL AND STATE ESA THREATENED), STEELHEAD (STATE SPECIES OF CONCERN), PACIFIC LAMPREY (TRIBAL TRUST SPECIES, STATE SPECIES OF CONCERN). THIS PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE DOI PROPOSED STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2.2 ?INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS AND MODERNIZATION SERVE THE PUBLIC? BY REBUILDING A DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY INTAKE TO MAKE IT MORE EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE FOR THE LANDOWNER. IT WILL ALSO ACHIEVE DOI PROPOSED STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3.3 ?RESTORE LANDS AND WATERS? BY RESTORING STREAM HABITAT, PREVENTING EROSION, AND REESTABLISHING FISH PASSAGE TO THREE MILES OF HIGH-QUALITY SALMON HABITAT.