APPENDIX A
	
	Proposal Application Form

Section 1: Summary Information
1. Applicant name: Garrapata Creek Watershed Council

2. Contact person: Ken Ekelund
3. Address: Garrapata Trout Farm, 35811 Highway 1
4. City: Monterey
5. State: CA 
6. ZIP: 93940
7. Telephone number: 831-625-9621
8. FAX number: 831-625-1468
9. Email address: ekelundko@co.monterey.ca.us

10. Type:  Public Agency     Nonprofit Organization X   Private Enterprise      Indian Tribe  

11. OSBCR Certified Small Business? No

12. Past contractor?  Yes

13. Federal taxpayer ID: 77-0571493

14. Project type: Adaptive Management Grant

15. Project title: Garrapata Creek Watershed Council Adaptive Management Grant 

16. Amount requested: $17,795.24

17. Total project cost: $17,795.24

18. Salmonid species benefited:	Chinook       Coho       Steelhead X     Cutthroat  

19. Project summary: Adaptive Management Grant to address data gaps to provide a more comprehensive Restoration Plan that will provide protection, enhancement and restoration of steelhead trout in the Garrapata Creek.


20. Stream: Garrapata Creek

21. Tributary to: Pacific Ocean

22. Major drainage system: Garrapata Creek

23. County(ies): Monterey County

24. Within Coastal Zone? X     Within Trinity River basin?       Within Klamath River basin?  


Section 2: Location Information

1. Township, Range, Section: Township 17S, Range 1E, Sec 29,30,21 and 32  and Township 18S, Range 1E, Sec 4 and 5

2. Latitude, Longitude (in decimal degrees): North West coordinate Latitude 36.4200Ý; Longitude 121.9000Ý.  North East 
coordinate Latitude 36.4200Ý, Longitude 121.7800Ý.  South West coordinate Latitude 36.4000Ý, Longitude 121.9000Ý.  South East 
coordinate Latitude 35.9000Ý, Longitude 121.7800Ý.

3. Location description: The project location in the Garrapata Creek watershed is bounded by the watershed drainage divide.  To 
the south Palo Colorado Creek and to the north Doud Creek watershed divide (Map 1).  The project is located in Monterey County on 
United States Geological Survey (USGS) 7.5' quadrangle maps, Sobranes Point and Mt. Carmel, California. .  Access is from 
Highway 1, ten miles south from the town of Carmel, CA. The project area consists of the mainstem of the Garrapata Creek and two 
tributary drainages, Wildcat Creek and Joshua Creek.  The project area is approximately 10.6 square miles (6,780 acres).  Nearly 60% 
of the project area is forested.  Elevations in the area range from 0' at the mouth of Garrapata Creek at the Pacific Ocean to over 3900' 
on the eastern watershed line dividing the project area from Carmel River watershed.  There are approximately 21 miles of blue line 
creek in the project area.

The attached location map  (Maps 1) depict the exact location of the project area. 

4. Directions: To access northern work areas, drive south of Monterey, California on Highway 1, ten miles south of Carmel, 
California to the Garrapata Creek watershed.  On Highway 1, turn left on Trout Farm Road 100' before Garrapata Creek Bridge.  To 
access southern work areas, drive south of Monterey, California on Highway 1, ten miles south of Carmel, California to the Garrapata 
Creek watershed.  On Highway 1, drive past the Garrapata Creek Bridge 1.25 miles and turn left on Palo Colorado Road.  On Palo 
Colorado Road drive 1.75 miles and turn left on Garrapatos Road.  At the top of the ridge is the Garrapata Creek watershed boundrey, 
and the Glen Devon Ranch.