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DEPARTMENT OF <br /> EC©LOGYFloodplains by Design <br /> State of Washington <br /> •REDUCING RISK,RESTORING RIVERS• <br /> 2025- 2027 Floodplains by Design Grant Program Ranked List <br /> A E <br /> Hood Canal Salmon Lower Big Quilcene River&Estuary <br /> Enhancement 1 <br /> Group <br /> Restoration <br /> Snohomish County Community Floodplain Solutions(CFS)— 2 4111 411111 <br /> Phase 4 Implementation&Evaluation <br /> North Olympic Hoko River Floodplain Restoration at Upper 3 , <br /> Salmon Coalition Cowan Ranch <br /> Stillaguamish Tribe Stillaguamish Watershed: Improving 4 <br /> of Indians Floodplains&Farmlands <br /> Clear Creek Floodplain Reconnection <br /> Pierce County 5 ' • <br /> Project[Near-Term Actions] <br /> Stevens County Chewelah Valley Restoration&Integrated 6 , <br /> Floodplain Management Project <br /> Kittitas County toll <br /> Upper Yakima River Floodplain&Habitat `� <br /> Restoration Implementation <br /> Whatcom County The Nooksack River: Floodplains that Work 8 •, „ <br /> —Phase 4 <br /> Trout Unlimited Hangman Creek Floodplain Restoration at 9 •• • <br /> Grouse Creek Ranch—Phase 1 <br /> King County Snoqualmie River Collaborative Floodplain 10 <br /> Restoration <br /> City of Ellensburg Floodplain Protection Land Acquisition 11 ,: 1 oil •• <br /> City of Tumwater Deschutes River Watershed Recovery 12 1 11 its , <br /> Phase 1 <br /> Mason Skokomish Watershed Flood Risk _ <br /> Conservation Reduction &Habitat Enhancement Project 13 i <br /> District <br /> Yakima County Cowiche Creek Complex 14 • : <br /> Lower Columbia Nature-based Sediment Solutions in the <br /> Fish Enhancement 15 •• • <br /> Toutle Watershed <br /> Group <br /> Columbia River East Fork Deep River Reconnection& <br /> Estuary Study Flood Reduction—Phases 1 &2 16 <br /> Task-force <br /> City of Seattle Duwamish River Floodplain Restoration for 1 <br /> Sea-Level Rise Adaptation <br /> Approximately 3%has been added to each project funding request for Ecology's administrative costs. <br /> 2The running total includes$927,000 in funding for Bonneville Environmental Foundation's(BEF)continued <br /> support of the Floodplains by Design program.As the primary NGO partner in this public-private <br /> partnership, BEF will provide statewide technical assistance,technical studies,and facilitation of public- <br /> private-tribal advisory groups related to implementing capital projects. <br />