1 - E22C Hancock Creek Wildlife Flooding Plans 1949.pdf

This document is a historical wildlife flooding plan dated 1949 related to the Hancock Creek area in Michigan, prepared in support of the current dam evaluation contract opportunity (751/26442.JBB). The file contains planning documentation and technical drawings that establish the baseline environmental and hydrological conditions for Hancock Creek, including wildlife habitat considerations and flood risk assessment from that period. The historical plans serve as reference material for the current dam evaluation project, which requires comprehensive assessment of the existing Hancock Creek Dam structure and its operational impact on water management and wildlife in the area.

The 1949 plans provide foundational data regarding flood scenarios, water flow patterns, and wildlife habitat that existed at the time of the dam's operation. This historical documentation is essential context for the current dam evaluation work, as it allows engineers and environmental specialists to understand how the facility has performed over decades and how baseline conditions have changed. The materials appear to be archival in nature, supporting the technical analysis required for the dam evaluation contract by establishing historical precedent and prior planning decisions related to wildlife and flooding management at Hancock Creek.