A06_Specs_(Map_3_Trego_to_Riverside_2023_legal).pdf
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This document contains specifications for a federal contract opportunity with the National Park Service to provide septic pumping services for St. Croix National Scenic Riverway in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The contractor will be required to pump septic tanks and transport waste from facilities located within the Riverway on an as-needed basis. Pumping must be performed in accordance with all federal, state and local regulations using licensed and certified personnel. The contractor will hold a blanket purchase agreement for one base year with four optional one-year renewal periods to provide these services between 2023-2027 as required by the National Park Service. Pricing shall be submitted on a firm-fixed price per service call basis.
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National Park Service St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Trego to Riverside Landing Namekagon River Map 3:
In This Stretch
• Downstream of County Road K Landing the river is narrow and contains riffles.
• Downstream of Howell Landing the river is somewhat rocky until you pass Highway 77, then it becomes sandy.
• Fritz Landing can be hard to see. Watch for a small island and use the left channel if taking out there.
• The river widens after McDowell Bridge Landing. After Namekagon Trail Landing the river becomes rockier with riffles and there are several Class I rapids before the confluence.
• The St. Croix River has a rocky bottom and is shallow, making it challenging during low water conditions. There are more rapids as you approach Riverside Landing.
The Namekagon River is named after an Ojibwe word meaning “place where the sturgeon are.” Look for them resting under overhanging river banks.
lake sturgeon
General
Use of personal watercraft and airboats is prohibited. (Defined in 26CFR 1.4)
Campfires are allowed in designated areas with NPS-provided metal campfire rings.
Dead and down wood may be collected for campfires from shoreline areas but not from islands.
The cutting of live vegetation is strictly prohibited.
To prevent the spread of emerald ashborer, only use firewood that is kiln dried or collected within 25 miles of where it will be used.
Campfires must be out and cold before you leave the area.
Dumping or release of live bait is prohibited.
Use of live crayfish as bait is prohibited.
• Help prevent the introduction of invasive species. Never release bait, bait water, or water from live bait wells into the river.
Where a pit toilet is not available, human waste and pet waste must be removed from the park or be buried at least 6 inches underground and a minimum of 100 feet from any water source, high water mark, trail, or facility.
Carry out all trash.
Littering is not allowed.
Please do not put trash in toilets.
Collecting live or dead mussels, empty mussel shells, historical artifacts, or wildflowers is prohibited.
• Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Pet waste must be removed from the park or buried.
(36CFR 2.15(a)(1))
• Possession or shooting of fireworks are prohibited. (36CFR 2.38(b))
Quiet hours are from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am. (36CFR 2.10(b)(4))
Do not jump or dive from cliffs, trees, swing ropes, or bridges. (36CFR 1.5)
Check river conditions before launching www.nps.gov/sacn/ planyourvisit/current-conditions.
Know your paddling ability. Not all stretches of the Riverway are suitable for beginners.
Avoid trees that have fallen into the river. They can catch and overturn your vessel.
Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to prevent sunburn.
Use alcohol responsibly.
Do not bring glass containers to the Riverway. Broken glass cuts bare feet.
Protect your feet with river shoes or sandals Bring your own drinking water.
River water is not safe to drink unless purified.
Check for ticks.
Watch for poison ivy.
For COVID-19 updates, see www.nps.gov/sacn.
Codes: Superintendent’s Compendium, park specific rules under 36 Code of Federal Regulations (36CFR), www.nps.gov/sacn/learn/compendium.htm.
• Wear your life jacket! Approved life jackets for each person are required on your vessel.
Children under 13 are required to wear a life jacket.
Slow-no wake, which is operation of a motorboat at the slowest possible speed to maintain steerage, is in effect within 100 feet of o o
A downed water skier;
A person swimming, wading, fishing from shore or floating with the aid of a flotation device;
o A designated launch site; or o A manually propelled, anchored or drifting vessel.
maximum of 8 people and 3 tents.
Group sites accommodate a maximum of 16 people and 6 tents.
Tents must be occupied on the first night of stay. Equipment left unattended to hold a site will be treated as abandoned.
Camping is only allowed at designated sites on a first-come, first-served basis.
Camping stay limit is 3 consecutive nights at a campsite.
• Individual campsites accommodate a ing 0 anchor
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway Namekagon River Map 3:
Trego to Riverside Landing
Namekagon River Visitor Center Highway 63, half mile east of Highway 53 Trego, Wisconsin 715-635-8346 www.nps.gov/sacn www.facebook.com/StCroixNSR/
Emergencies call 911 See a problem? 1-800-PARKTIP
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Riverside Landing
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CCC Bridge Landing
Skunk Lake Rd.
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Leisure Lake Trail
Trego Lake Trail
Trego Landing
Trego Namekagon River Visitor Center
Trego Nature Trail
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Map updated 2023
Canoe access
Boat launch
Visitor information
Ranger station
Restrooms
Drinking water
Primitive shoreline campsite Primitive shoreline group campsite
Developed campground
Picnic area
Hiking trailhead
Pets on leash
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River mileage
Rapids
Trail bridge
St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Hiking trail
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Trego InsetFor Current River Conditions Visit www.nps.gov/sacn/planyourvisit/ current-conditions.htm Call 715-483-2274
For more park-specific regulations Visit www.nps.gov/sacn/learn/ compendium.htm https://www.nps.gov/sacn/planyourvisit/current-conditions.htm https://www.nps.gov/sacn/learn/compendium.htm Highlight
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