Whitewater Rafters (Mt. Shasta, etc.)

Whitewater Rafters (Mt. Shasta, etc.)

• Whitewater Rafters (Mt. Shasta, etc.)

• Copco/ Iron Gate Lake residents

• Retirement Community KRCE (East of I-5)

• Resort Owners and Fishing Guides (East of I-5)

• Shasta Indians

• City of Yreka

• River Communities (Klamath, Horse Creek, Hamburg, Seiad, Happy Camp, Somes)

• Shasta Valley Communities

• Scott Valley Communities

• Karuk Tribe

The City of Yreka gets its water from Fall Creek – about 23 miles north of the city. They have a 15 CFS permitted water right from the state of CA. The water is conducted through a 24 inch pipeline that passes underneath the reservoir. It is expected that the pipe will have to be relocated when the reservoirs are drained.

• The City of Yreka gets its water from Fall Creek – about 23 miles north of the city. They have a 15 CFS permitted water right from the state of CA. The water is conducted through a 24 inch pipeline that passes underneath the reservoir. It is expected that the pipe will have to be relocated when the reservoirs are drained.

$11,250,000 in diminution of local property value

• $11,250,000 in diminution of local property value

• $3,744,000 in loss of recreational opportunities

• $341,000 in loss of flat-water recreation

• $4,067,000 in loss of local payrolls

• $7,500,000 in diminution in property value for PacifiCorp Copco I

• $12 million in diminution of property value for land owned by PacifiCorp (J.C. Boyle, Copco II and Iron Gate dams

• $1.6 million for loss of property tax revenue annually

• $171,911,000 for loss and cost of replacement of renewable power

• Total $212,413,000 (CDM Table 3-17)

Cal Trout uses Stanford mathematician to assess financial impact to reservoir property. He utilizes Prop. 13 base years trended instead of contemporary market value, thus understating impact.

• Cal Trout uses Stanford mathematician to assess financial impact to reservoir property. He utilizes Prop. 13 base years trended instead of contemporary market value, thus understating impact.

• 2004 American Rivers/ Stillwater Sciences produces sediment transport study that utilizes an experimental model that utilizes the wrong sized sediment

• NCRWQCB allegedly physically alters PacifiCorp model to move location of water quality impacts

• Inquiries discover that a CDC report on the lack of long term health impacts of algae exposure is being quashed

• Sediment sample findings of dioxin at toxicity levels of concern are not carried forward (Shannon and Wilson 2006)

• DOI holds back release of CDM report

• 2010 Cal Trout/ Dr. Gallo report erroneously attributes $20 million mitigation payment to Siskiyou County