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Topic:"Appliance Standards" in M11927

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI 50518 – HYD Ruth Falls Main Dam Refurbishment – $15,445,508 (ATO)
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N-3NSPI (CA) RIR-1 to 18 - Redacted 2 passages
3 # Indicators Condition Choices p. p. 26
CI 50518 CA IR-5 Attachment 19 Page 174 of 423 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) 3 # Indicators Condition Choices Data Definitions/Explanations 177 Zone within Wetland adjoining uplands from open water within the AA is: include w...

AI summary The document outlines indicators and condition choices related to wetland evaluation, including zone within wetland, flat shoreline extent, and robust emergents. Definitions and explanations are provided for each indicator to guide data collection and assessment.

Table 3: Swimming Speeds by Time for 200 mm long Trout in m/sec (Katopodis & Gervais, Ecohydraulic analysis of fish fatigue data, 2012; Di Rocco, 2020) p. pp. 112-113
Table 3: Swimming Speeds by Time for 200 mm long Trout in m/sec (Katopodis & Gervais, Ecohydraulic analysis of fish fatigue data, 2012; Di Rocco, 2020) Percent passage Sprint speed 5 seconds Burst speed 20 seconds Prolonged speed 200 secon...

AI summary Table 3 presents swimming speeds for 200 mm long trout at various passage percentages and time intervals, including sprint, burst, and prolonged speeds. The data is sourced from studies by Katopodis & Gervais (2012) and Di Rocco (2020). The table includes metrics such as UCRIT and EPOC, which are relevant to fish fatigue analysis.

N-6NSPI (NSUARB) RIR-1 to 13 - Redacted 6 passages
3.1 2010 Study Results p. p. 117
3.1 2010 Study Results The October 2010 study was designed to assess successful outmigration of American eel. The details and results of the 2010 study including receiver and release locations are described below: American eels were captur...

AI summary The October 2010 study assessed the outmigration of American eel. Eels were captured, measured, and tagged with pit and acoustic tags. Six receivers were deployed at various locations to track their movement as they migrated back down the watershed.

5. Conclusions p. p. 108
5. Conclusions - 1) The young eels cannot effectively use the pool and weir fishway and require an eel pass to facilitate passage. - 2) A modern eel pass will be used at Ruth Falls, following the alignment shown in Figures 1 and 2. - 3) Th...

AI summary The document concludes that a modern eel pass is required at Ruth Falls to assist young eels in passing through the fishway. The design will follow USFW 2019 guidelines and include specific tiles for eels of certain sizes.

4.0 Summary p. pp. 160-161
4.0 Summary Habitat assessments following an established protocol were completed in West River Sheet Harbour at the site of a proposed restoration project on September 21st, 2022. Many ecosystem features that support healthy salmonid habit...

AI summary Habitat assessments conducted in West River Sheet Harbour identified poor conditions for salmonid habitat, including shallow water levels and over-widened channels. Water quality, except for pH, was suitable, and sensitive macroinvertebrates were present. Thermal imaging did not detect significant thermal contrast, but baseline river conditions were established for postrestoration comparisons. The site is deemed suitable for instream habitat restoration.

Data Report 7716: Ruth Falls Watershed, NS Page 22 of 22 p. p. 172
Data Report 7716: Ruth Falls Watershed, NS Page 22 of 22 # recs CITATION 1 1 McKendry, Karen. 2016. Rare species observations, 2016. Nova Scotia Nature Trust, 19 recs. NatureServe Canada. 2018. iNaturalist Butterfly Data Export . iNaturali...

AI summary The document presents a list of citations related to biodiversity observations and specimen data in the Ruth Falls Watershed, Nova Scotia. It includes records from various researchers, institutions, and personal communications, focusing on rare species and ecological data.

2010 Study Results p. p. 117
2010 Study Results The October 2010 studywas designed to assess successful outmigrationof American eel. The details and results of the 2010 study including receiver and release locations are described below: American eels were captured as...

AI summary The 2010 study focused on tracking the migration of American eels through a bypass system. Eels were captured, measured, and tagged with pit and acoustic tags. Six receivers were strategically placed to monitor their movement, with specific locations identified for tracking purposes.

• Visualization: p. p. 125
• Visualization: - o Map created to show monitoring sites and proposed structure placements - o Site pictures taken at each survey site and structure site, including original orientation to allow for replication in post construction monito...

AI summary The text describes a visualization plan for a project involving monitoring sites and structure placements, along with pre-monitoring habitat suitability index (HSI) assessments. Activities include mapping, site photography, and assessments of fish presence, channel measurements, substrate composition, and riparian characteristics.

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