S01 - Att 3 Drawings and Job Sheets 12FPC323Q0002.pdf

Bid Item 1 - Obstruction Removal (500) PDF pages 1-3

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500 – Obstruction Removal

Plan and Design Jobsheet

Owner: __________ ___ Project or Contract: WRP 66054611015SW O p e r a t o r : County: __ ______Grant_________

Farm: 9785 Tract: 10943 / Fields: 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10 Tract:10942 / Fields: 1,4 Date: ___07/19/2021

Description:

Project consists of the removal of existing boundary fence on a USDA/NRCS Wetland Reserve Program easement. Fence is past its useful lifespan, no longer intact, unable to fulfil its purpose, and not friendly to wildlife. All components of fence will be removed and transferred to a disposal facility.

Project Timeline Project Funding Secured o Project submitted for review of technical and financial adequacy o Funding allocated

Permitting o Producer Responsible for securement of necessary permits

(Federal, State, Tribal, and Local) Cultural Resources/NEPA Review o Submission of NRCS CPA – 52 as per NEPA requirements o Cultural Resources Specialist will review Area of Potential Effect to determine if cultural resources could be impacted by implementation of project

Utility Locates Called-in o Utility company will determine whether there are utilities located in the project area.

Transport debris to Grant County Landfill or Inland Enterprises Material Recycling Inspect boundary to ensure all debris is collected

Project Design Disassembly and removal of non-functioning boundary fence o Collect clips from t-posts 4 strands of wire, 1 clip each + 710 posts = 2,842 clips = 46 lbs of clips o Roll up 4 strands of barbed wire 11,369 ft of fencing x 4 strands = 45,476 ft = 3135 lbs of wire o Pull up old t-posts 12 lbs per post x 710 posts = 8520 lbs of t-posts o Pull up wooden posts from h-braces ~16 railroad ties x 200lbs = 3200 lbs of posts

Total poundage = 14,901 lbs of waste

See attached plan map for project area

Index Enviro Eval CPA-52

Assistance Notes

P r a c t i c e L o c a t i o n M a p

Specifications

Operation & M aintenance

Client’s Acknowledgement

Installation Certification

Utility Safety / One-Call System Information:

Call 811 http://call811.com/before-you-dig

500 – Obstruction Removal PPlan and Design

Client’s Acknowledgement (signed after Implementation Requirements are completed but before practice installation):

By Signing below, I acknowledge that:

I have reviewed & understand the specific installation specs, and operation & maintenance requirements for this site

I will install the practice in accordance to these specifications I will make no changes to the planned design and installation without prior written approval from the Natural Resource Conservation Service I will obtain all necessary permits prior to the start of installation of this conservation practice I will also comply with all ordinances and laws pertaining to the installation of this conservation practice I assume responsibility for notifying all Utilities affected by the installation, operation and maintenance of this conservation practice

Client’s Signature Date:

NRCS Design Review Only

Practice Installation and Certification (sign after practice completion and check out) By signing below, I certify that:

I have the required Job Approval Authority for this conservation practice installed.

This practice has been installed according to the implementation Requirements listed above.

Any modifications are documented and were pre-approved by NRCS.

Maintenance Plan was reviewed with operator.

Any appropriate photo documentation is attached.

NRCS Installation and Certification Only

Designed By: Konrad Bomberger JAA Level : 5 Date: 8/26/2021

If designer does not have appropriate JAA then design needs to be approved and signed by someone with adequate JAA for the 500 practice scope of work.

Approved By: JAA Level : 5 Date: 8/26/2021

Inspected and Certified By:

JAA Level : Date:

If the inspection and certifier does not have appropriate JAA then certification needs to be approved and signed by someone with adequate JAA for the 500 practice scope of work.

Approved By: JAA Level : Date:

KONRAD

BOMBERGER

Digitally signed by KONRAD

BOMBERGER

Date: 2021.08.26 09:02:41 -07'00'

Bid Item 2 - Fence (382) PDF pages 4-20

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382-Fence Implementation Requirements

Owner: __________ ___ Project or Contract: WRP 66054611015SW O p e r a t o r : County: __ ______Grant_________ Farm: 9785 - Tracts: 10943 & 10942 Date: ________07/19/2021

Field Number/Location: Fields: 1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10 & Fields: 1,4

Estimated Length: 11,370 ft Length Installed: ft Georeferenced (GPS):

Fence Type : Boundary Fence; Wildlife Friendly (Describe type of fence to be installed (number of strands, barbed wire, woven, electric, mesh, etc., Include diagrams as needed)

1. Wildlife friendly boundary fence on Wetland Reserve Program (WRP) unit to exclude neighboring Livestock from trespassing

a. 11,370 ft of Wildlife Friendly Fencing

b. Difficult Install due to variety of factors

i. Southern boundary runs along railroad talus, dense stands of rose and stinging nettle

ii. Eastern boundary is along cliff band/bedrock, dense stand of stinging nettle

iii. Web Soil Survey rating for fence suitability for majority of PLU rated “Very Limited” and less than 36 inches to bedrock

c. Four Strand (top and bottom strands = smooth, middle strands = barbed)

d. 4 wildlife crossings on eastern boundary of unit near cliff bands

i. See map for locations, 4 drainages along clif bands that are adjacent to eastern boundary of PLU.

ii. Game trails observed climbing out of riparian area to upland area (See Wildlife Crossing section for additional details).

iii. See attached design for Wildlife Crossing for additional details

e. Boundary fence will cross Crab Creek and will utilize a break-away design fence that will be secured by bracing that is isolated from the rest of the boundary fence. Creek crossing fencing will be designed to break away on one side and securely anchored on the other side. This should ensure that the crossing will effectively “barn door” to the opposite bank should high flows and debris accumulate. The “barn-door” design is to hopefully prevent fencing materials from being swept further downstream. (see attached Standard Drawing LSK-0210 for clarification).

f. Fence will be marked with fence markers on top strand to enhance visibility to winged and ungulate wildlife

Site Preparation:

Blading or dozing will be avoided unless specifically detailed in the Cultural Resource Review and cleared.

(Provide detail description of site preparation needed such as brush or tree removal)

11,370 ft pf old boundary fence will need to be removed (Practice Code 500 – Obstruction Removal) as well as site prep to remove entrenched rose bushes and dense canopy of stinging nettle that runs along southern and eastern border of unit boundary.

Index Enviro Eval CPA-52

Assistance Notes

P r a c t i c e L o c a t i o n M a p

Specifications

Operation & M aintenance

Client’s Acknowledgement

Installation Certification

Utility Safety / One-Call System Information:

Call 811 http://call811.com/before-

382 - Fence IImplementation Requirements

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Specifications Reference Appendix: Refer to the attached and required NRCS Conservation Practice Standards for the following components

Practice Specification: Fence – Barbed/Smooth (Code 382) Practice Specification: Fence - H Brace (Code 382) Barbed Wire Fence Crossings - Standard Drawing: LSK – 0210 Wildlife Crossing Design How To Make And Install Fence Markers For Sage-Grouse NRCS Conservation Plan Map

Wire

Table 2 Wire Type and Size

WIRE TYPE MINIMUM WIRE SIZE

MINIMUM

PROTECTIVE

COATING

STRAND-

BREAKING

STRENGTHS

Standard Double Strand Barbed Wire

12-1/2 gauge with 14 gauge or heavier two-point barbs spaced not more than 5 inches apart.

Class I galvanized per ASTM-121

950 pounds or

70,000 psi

High-Tensile Double Strand Barbed Wire

15-1/2 gauge Class III galvanized per ASTM-854

1,400 pounds or 135,000 psi Standard Smooth Double Strand Wire

12-1/2 gauge Class I galvanized per ASTM-121

950 pounds or

70,000 psi Standard Smooth Single Strand

9 gauge Class I galvanized per ASTM-121

950 pounds or

70,000 psi High-Tensile Single Strand Smooth

12-1/2 gauge Class III galvanized per ASTM-854

1,400 pounds or 135,000 psi

INTENDED USE FENCE HEIGHT

Domestic livestock control with big game consideration.

Maximum height of 42 inches (+ or - 2 inches) for the top wire. Wire spacing of the top two line wires shall be a minimum of 10 inches apart at the post location. Bottom wire should be approximately 16 inches from the ground.

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COMMON WIRE SPACING

1. 3-Wire Cattle: 16”, 29”, 42”

2. 3-Wire Cattle: 14”, 28”, 42”

3. 4-Wire Cattle: 16”, 23”, 30”, 42”

4. 5-Wire Sheep: 5”, 11”, 18”, 26”, 36”

5. 5-Wire Cattle and Sheep: 8”, 16”, 24”, 32”, 42”; or 5”, 11”, 18”, 28”, 42”

6. 7-Wire Cattle and Sheep: 3”, 7”, 11”, 16”, 26”, 36”, 44” (need a common alternative for wildlife)

Tension on the wire shall be such that ten (10) pounds of pressure applied midway between posts shall cause no more than six inches (6”) of displacement from the straight line between posts.

Staples Connectors Insulators

(Provide connection materials, e.g. staple type and size, insulators etc.)

Table 4 Attachment Requirements

U-shaped staple, conventional wire: No. 9 gauge galvanized wire or bright hard wire; at least 1 and 3/4- inch long.

L-shaped deformed shank staple: No. 9 gauge galvanized wire or bright hard wire; at least 1 and 1/2- inch long.

Fence wire shall be fastened to steel posts using steel clips manufactured for the purpose of attaching wires, or 9-gauge smooth wires.

Other post types will use fasteners and methods recommended by the manufacturer.

Staples and clips will be loose enough so wire can move freely but attached firmly enough to support the wire and loads applied by livestock and wildlife.

Insulators - Installed on cable that crosses Crab Creek on both sides (see standard drawing)

Use this Wildlife Friendly NRCS Fencing Spacing

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Stays:

(Provide stay material, diameter/weight and length requirements. Reference Table 3 of Fence Specification.)

Stay Material Minimum Diameter/Weight Minimum Length

Wood - Preferred high pressure areas

2.5 inches diameter Fence wire height + 2 inches

Wire 9-1/2 gauge twisted, manufactured for this purpose; galvanized-zinc coated

4 inches + distance between bottom and top-wire

Fiberglass Especially fabricated for this purpose Fence wire height + 2 inches Braces

**** NOTE: Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA)-treated wood posts should not be used where treated wood may come into contact with water sources (wetlands, streams, high water tables, etc.). Other chemically-treated and pressure-treated wood posts may be used in these areas. (EPA 2002)

COMPONENT MATERIAL

TYPE

MINIMUM

DIAMETR/

WEIGHT

MINIMUM

SETTING

DEPTHS MINIMU M

LENGTHS

OTHER

Brace & Anchor Post

Treated Wood

5 inches 3 feet 7 feet

Complete penetration of the sapwood with approved treatment materials.

Pressure-treated, entire length of post (see Note).

Brace & Anchor Post

Steel, round

2-3/8 inches outside diameter (OD), 3.65 lb.

/ft. or equivalent.

3 feet – set in 12” diameter concrete

Schedule 40 pipe will meet these requirements. . No concrete needed if welded to compression brace.

Brace & Anchor Post

Steel, angle iron

2.5 inches x

2.5 inches x

0.25 inch

No concrete needed if welded to compression brace.

Compression Brace

Wood, horizontal

4 inch nominal ---------------------- 8 feet None

Compression Brace

Steel, round, horizontal, pipe or tubular steel

2.25 lb./ft. or equivalent

8 feet Steel braces connected with a 3/8-

in. lag screw at each end or shall be inserted into 1-in. deep prepared sockets at each end

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BRACING AND ALIGNMENT

There is no maximum distance between brace spacing as long as means are available to stretch wires. A single 6-inch diameter brace post, buried 3 feet, spaced no greater than 1/4-mile apart is sufficient to stretch the wire. It is recommended not to exceed 1/2-mile between gates (braces) for ease of management.

o Braces are required at all end corners, gates and definite angles of change (horizontal):

Greater than 5 degrees if bearing on a metal line posts Greater than 20 degrees if bearing on a sound wood post a minimum of 4 inches in diameter and embedded a minimum of 3 feet.

Between 20 and 60 degrees angle of change use a 4 post brace (which is a double H that does not share a common post like the 3 post Standard H-brace) or a double diagonal floating or steel diagonal brace Greater than 60 degrees angle of change a 3 post brace – horizontal (Standard H-brace) or a diagonal brace may be used

Line Post Spacing

(Provide post spacing from Table 2 of Fence Specification)

FENCE TYPE LINE POST SPACING (MAXIMUM INTERVAL)

3-Wire Fence 16-1/2 feet (1 rod) with one stay mid-way between posts 4-Wire Fence or more

20-foot without stays

25-foot with one stay set mid-way between line posts

30-foot with two stays set at equal intervals between posts Heavy Pressure areas

16-1/2 feet (1 rod) between wooden posts or a mix of wood and steel posts – wood/fiberglass stays at approximately 4-foot intervals.

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Wildlife Crossings and Fence Markers

IDEAL WILDLIFE FRIENDLY FENCE

*****See Attached Designs for Wildlife Crossings and Fence Markers****** Vinyl Fence Markers Materials

Vinyl undersill trim strips (12ft strip yields 48 markers) Optional Reflective Tape - all weather foil tape (1.5 – 2 in width) Space every 3 feet (11370 ft / 3 ft spacing = 3790 markers (for entire boundary fence) 960 feet (or 80 strips)

Wildlife Crossing Materials:

2’’ Outside Diameter Schedule 40 Steel Posts o 3 posts per crossing x2 - Vertical posts will be 5 feet in length (driven 3 feet below surface) does not require concrete since it is not considered a brace.

x1 - Horizontal post will be 8 – 10 feet in length - bolted to vertical posts @ 36- 38 inches o Top 2 strands will be run through the inside of the horizontal post o Bottom 2 strands will be secured to the vertical posts @ 16 & 23 inches vinyl markers

Smooth or barbed 18”

DURABLE MARKERS ON WIRE FENCE

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Operation and Maintenance: (check all that apply)

Electric fence will be regularly checked to determine the voltage of the fence. If voltage is not sufficient, determine cause and correct.

Inspection of fences after storm events is necessary to ensure the continued proper function of fence. Immediately repair or replace damaged or broken fencing.

Retain and properly discard all broken fencing material and hardware. All necessary precautions should be taken to ensure the safety of construction and maintenance crews.

Remove fallen limbs and maintain proper tension on the fence wires. Overhanging trees and limbs should be trimmed or removed as needed.

Inspect fence wires, remove any debris, tighten any loose wires and replace any damaged wires.

Inspect fence posts for decay and damage and replace as needed.

Inspect and maintain gates in proper working order.

Fence repairs will be made with materials that equal or exceed the quality of the original materials Clear the brush from fence lines to reduce voltage loss. Vegetation control can be achieved by herbicides applied per manufacture’s label.

Wildlife Crossings will need to be inspected annually to ensure that they are crossable Inspect Fence annually to ensure majority of Fence Markers are still intact and attached to fence Fence crossing on Crab Creek will need to be inspected annually and after any high flow events to ensure that it is still intact and keeping livestock out of the Easement..

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Client’s Acknowledgement (signed after Implementation Requirements are completed but before practice installation):

By Signing below, I acknowledge that:

I have reviewed & understand the specific installation specs, and operation & maintenance requirements for this site I will install and maintain my fence in accordance to these specifications I will make no changes to the planned design and installation without prior written approval from the Natural Resource Conservation Service I will obtain all necessary permits prior to the start of installation of this conservation practice I will also comply with all ordinances and laws pertaining to the installation of this conservation practice I assume responsibility for notifying all Utilities affected by the installation, operation and maintenance of this conservation practice

Client’s Signature Date:

NRCS Design Review Only

Practice Installation and Certification (sign after practice completion and check out) By signing below, I certify that:

I have the required Job Approval Authority for this conservation practice installed.

This practice has been installed according to the implementation Requirements listed above.

Any modifications are documented and were pre-approved by NRCS.

Maintenance Plan was reviewed with operator.

Any appropriate photo documentation is attached.

NRCS Installation and Certification Only

Designed By: JAA Level : Date:

If designer does not have appropriate JAA then design needs to be approved and signed by someone with adequate JAA for the 382 practice scope of work.

Approved By: JAA Level : Date:

Inspected and Certified By:

JAA Level : Date:

If the inspection and certifier does not have appropriate JAA then certification needs to be approved and signed by someone with adequate JAA for the 328 fence scope of work.

Approved By: JAA Level : Date:

Greater than 60 degrees angle of change a 3 post brace – horizontal (Standard H-brace) or a• diagonal brace may be used

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MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Assembly at change in vertical alignment (dip anchor) shall anchor fencing with two steel fence posts, or equivalent, of at least 4-ft length, as shown below, where change in vertical-alignment exceeds 1 foot per

8 feet (1:8 slope) between line posts.

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SPLICING INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Non-High Tensile Wire

When splicing of wire is necessary use “Western Union” splice or compression fittings.

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High Tensile Wire

When splicing of wire is necessary, use cloverleaf knot, square knot or compression fittings.

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STAPLES AND FASTENER INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

Staples shall be driven into the post at a 45-degree angle. Staples shall be driven just deep enough to snug the line wire without bending it.

* Reference Standard Drawing LSK-0001 Staples and Wire Attachment

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BASIS FOR ACCEPTANCE

After the fence has been installed, a site inspection will be made to determine if the materials and the design and installation adhered to the site-specific specifications documented in the practice Jobsheet.

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Bid Item 3 - Structures for Wildlife - Fence Markers (649) PDF pages 21-25

WASHINGTON

E

WA

Landowner Field/Management Unit Date

Legal Description

1. W ildlife Species Targeted:

Contract Item Number Area (Acres) Job Class

WA

March, 2016

See Plan Map

Catherine.Cannon Polygon

Catherine.Cannon Polygon

Catherine.Cannon Polygon

WA

2. Plan Quantity.

a. Fence Length Ft.

b. Number of markers between posts at Ft. Spacing.

c. Total planned markers .

3. Installed Quantity.

a. Fence Length Ft.

b. Number of markers between posts at Ft. Spacing.

c. Total planned markers .

I hereby certify that this practice has been installed in accordance with NRCS standards and specifications.

WA

March, 2016

GETTING STARTED

MATERIALS

• Vinyl undersill trim strips

- Manufactured for house siding -12 ft. strip yields 48 markers

TOOLS

• Miter saw

• Tin snips

• Scissors

• Safety glasses

• Dust mask

• Gloves

• Re!ective Tape (optional)

- All-weather foil tape (1.5-2 in.

width)

PLANNING

1. 2.

CONSTRUCTION

INSTALLATION

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