Family Forest Fish Passage Program Application

1. Application for Fish Passage Barrier Evaluation

 
The Family Forest Fish Passage Program (FFFPP) is a program for small forest landowners to improve fish passage on their forestlands. If you think you may have a fish barrier and are interested in receiving assistance with replacing this barrier, please complete this application. A fish barrier is any artificial in-stream structure such as a culvert, dam, or road crossing that impedes the free passage of fish. For a full explanation of this program, please refer to FFFPP guidelines that are available on the Small Forest Landowner Office (SFLO) website at www.dnr.wa.gov/fffpp or call 360.902.1404 for assistance.

When the SFLO receives your application, a field representative will contact you to set up a date for a site visit and provide you with a detailed explanation of the program. If it is determined that you do not have a barrier, you will no longer be enrolled in the program.
1. Landowner Information:
2. Site Address (if different):
3. County Assessor Parcel No. at Site:
4. Legal Description
5. Forest Practice Application No. (if applicable)
6. Number of fish barriers you are applying for:
7. Name of stream:
8. Tributary to:
9. Landowner Representative:
10. Telephone Number:
11. How did you find out about the program?
12. Driving directions to site:
13. Comments:
14. I choose to enroll in the Family Forest Fish Passage Program and would like to have my potential barrier evaluated for eligibility.
15. Landowner Signature:
16. Date:
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