Goal:
Re-create the historic and self-maintaining tidal channel connection between southern
Kilisut Harbor and Oak Bay to restore
ecosystem processes to a regionally significant water body and shoreline.
1) Produce a 100% design maximizing
restoration of historic ecosystem processes in collaboration with stakeholders
and partners.
2) Replace 450 linear feet of road
fill and twin 5-foot-diameter culverts on State Route 116 with a bridge that spans the tidal channel.
3) Re-create 10-20 acres of tidal
channel habitat.
4) Maintain vehicle, pedestrian and
utililty access on the new structure.
5) Improve
shoreline connectivity and migratory access to the shallow productive waters of
Kilisut Harbor for ESA-listed Hood Canal summer Chum and Puget Sound Chinook.
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