UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER RESTORATION LAKE ODESSA HABITAT REHABILITATION AND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPENDIX F

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UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER RESTORATION LAKE ODESSA HABITAT REHABILITATION AND ENHANCEMENT PROJECT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPENDIX F PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHS

Table of Photographs Photograph 1: Lake Odessa Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project Ribbon Cutting (USACE 2017)... 1 Photograph 2: River Resources Coordinating Team Site Visit (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 2 Photograph 3: Assistant Secretary of the Army Site Visit (USACE 2015)... 2 Photograph 4: Inlet Channel Preconstruction (USACE 2001)... 4 Photograph 5: Inlet Channel Excavation and Sidecast Material (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 4 Photograph 6: Fields 4 and 5 Vegetation Prior to Flooding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 4 Photograph 7: Field 4 and 5 Vegetation Prior to Flooding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 4 Photograph 8: Fields 4 and 5 Pump Pad Location (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 4 Photograph 9: Fields 4 and 5 Pump Pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 4 Photograph 10: Fields 4 and 5 Ditch (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 5 Photograph 11: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad Location Pre-Project (USACE)... 5 Photograph 12: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013)... 5 Photograph 13: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad (Bolser, USFWS 2017)... 5 Photograph 14: Pre-Project Pumping Difficulties (USACE 2001)... 5 Photograph 15: Typical Temporary Pump, shown at Field 4 and 5 pump pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 5 Photograph 16: Temporary Pump Filling MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2005)... 6 Photograph 17: Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Bolser, USFWS 2017)... 7 Photograph 18: Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 7 Photograph 19: Mallards Resting behind Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 7 Photograph 20: Fox Pond Pre-Project (USACE 1995)... 7 Photograph 21: FWS MSU Pre-Project (USACE 1995)... 7 Photograph 22: Fox Pond at Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 7 Photograph 23: Fox Pond Water Control Structure with Stoplogs Removed (Mitvalsky/USACE)... 8 Photograph 24: Fox Pond Water Control Structure Stoplogs in Place (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 8 Photograph 25: Pelicans in Fox Pond (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 8 Photograph 26: Geese on Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 8 Photograph 27: Snow Geese and Greater White-Fronted Geese Standing on a Mostly Frozen Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2017)... 8 Photograph 28: Mallards over Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 8 Photograph 29. Northern Pintails at Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 30 Canada Geese, Sandhill Cranes, and Pelicans on the Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 31: Solitary Sandpiper (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 32: Marsh Wren on Bulrush (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 33: Mallards, Ring-Necked Ducks, Northern Pintails and Green-Winged Teal (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 34: Mallards at Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 9 Photograph 35: Northern Waterthrush Observed With a Group of Warblers in a Willow Thicket (Bolser, USFWS 2016)... 10 Photograph 36: IADNR MSU Water Control on Outside of MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 10 Photograph 37: IADNR MSU Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 10 Photograph 38: IADNR MSU Structure at Interior of MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2017)... 10

Photograph 39: IADNR MSU Final Grading (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012)... 10 Photograph 40: IADNR MSU after final grading (IADNR 2012)... 10 Photograph 41: IADNR MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 11 Photograph 42: IADNR MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 11 Photograph 43: Waterfowl use at Flooded IADNR MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 11 Photograph 44: Waterfowl Use at Flooded IADNR MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 11 Photograph 45: IADNR MSU Pump Pad Looking at Timber Stand Improvement Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 11 Photograph 46: IADNR MSU Pump Pad Leading into Burris Ditch (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 12 Photograph 47: View across proposed cuts from BeBee Pond, through BeBee/Swarms Cut, across Swarms Pond, through Swarms/Odessa Cut, across Lake Odessa and towards the bluff (USACE 2007). 12 Photograph 48: View across cuts from BeBee Pond Post Construction (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 12 Photograph 49: Floating Excavator for Small Channel Cuts (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 12 Photograph 50: Lake Odessa/Swarms Pond Dredge Cut and Sidecast Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009). 12 Photograph 51: Odessa/Swarms Cut Post Construction and Vegetated (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012)... 13 Photograph 52: Bebee Pond/Swarms Pond Placement Site (Mitvalsky USACE 2009)... 13 Photograph 53: BeBee Pond/Swarms Pond Placement Site (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 13 Photograph 54: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994)... 15 Photograph 55: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994)... 15 Photograph 56: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994)... 15 Photograph 57: Dredge for Levee Sand (USACE 2007)... 15 Photograph 58: Sand Embankment (USACE 2007)... 15 Photograph 59: Sand Embankment (USACE 2008)... 16 Photograph 60: Levee Repairs (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008)... 16 Photograph 61: Top of Levee before seeding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012)... 16 Photograph 62: Clay Cap preparation (USACE 2008)... 16 Photograph 63: Coyote on Levee surrounded by floodwater (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 16 Photograph 64: Clay Cap Preparation (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 16 Photograph 65: Delivering Clay for Two Foot Clay Cap (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 17 Photograph 66: Excess Material Management (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 17 Photograph 67: Smoothing Out Side Slopes after Clay Cap in Place (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 17 Photograph 68: Levee Repairs Post Seeding (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 17 Photograph 69: Restored Levee (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 17 Photograph 70: Breach Repairs near Inlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 17 Photograph 71: Breach Repairs near Inlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 18 Photograph 72: Riprap Providing Flood Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 18 Photograph 73: Outlet Structure Being Constructed and Adjacent Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1995)... 18 Photograph 74: Erosion at Outlet after Sand Enhancement and the 2008 Flood (USACE 2008)... 18 Photograph 75: Riprap at Outlet Structure (USACE 2009)... 18 Photograph 76: Riprap at Outlet Structure (USACE 2009)... 18 Photograph 77: Low Water Crossing at Inlet (Harper, USACE 2012)... 19 Photograph 78: Low Water Crossing at Inlet with Gate (Harper, USACE 2011)... 19 Photograph 79: Temporary Crossing near outlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2015)... 19 Photograph 80: Temporary Crossing near Outlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2015)... 19 Photograph 81: Mississippi River Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 19 Photograph 82: Mississippi River Spillway Access Road around Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016).. 19 Photograph 83: Iowa River Upstream Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 20

Photograph 84: Iowa River Downstream Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 20 Photograph 85: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (USACE 2008)... 20 Photograph 86: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (USACE 2011)... 20 Photograph 87: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 2011)... 20 Photograph 88: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 2011)... 20 Photograph 89: Iowa River Spillway Starting to Overtop (Robbins, IADNR 9/29/2016)... 21 Photograph 90: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016)... 21 Photograph 91: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 10/3/2016)... 21 Photograph 92: New (Upstream) Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016)... 21 Photograph 93: New (Upstream) Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 10/3/2016)... 22 Photograph 94: Mississippi River Spillway (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016)... 22 Photograph 95: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012)... 24 Photograph 96: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012)... 24 Photograph 97: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012)... 24 Photograph 98: Diamondback Water Snakes (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 24 Photograph 99: Diamondback Water Snakes (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 24 Photograph 100: Water Snake at Outlet Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 24 Photograph 101: Interior Wetland (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013)... 25 Photograph 102: Interior Wetland (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013)... 25 Photograph 103: Fisheries (Robbins, IADNR 2016)... 27 Photograph 104: Sanitation (Harper, USACE 2010)... 27 Photograph 105: Upper Goose Pond Cut (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 27 Photograph 106: Upper Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 27 Photograph 107: Lower Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 27 Photograph 108: Lower Goose Pond in Water Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 28 Photograph 109: Middle Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 28 Photograph 110: Goose Pond Cut Off Berm (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012)... 28 Photograph 112: BeBee Pond Cut (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 28 Photograph 113: Blackhawk Chute Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008)... 28 Photograph 114: Blackhawk Chute Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008)... 29 Photograph 115: South End of Blackhawk Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 29 Photograph 116: South End of Blackhawk Chute with placement sites on each side (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 29 Photograph 117: North End of Blackhawk/Yankee Chute with Alignment Stakes (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010)... 29 Photograph 118: North End of Blackhawk/Yankee Chute Tree Clearing in Preparation for Dredged Material Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 29 Photograph 119: North End of Blackhawk Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 29 Photograph 120: Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013)... 30 Photograph 121: Blackhawk Chute Material Recovery (USACE 2007)... 30 Photograph 122: Blackhawk Chute Material Recovery (USACE 2007)... 30 Photograph 123: Blackhawk Chute Excavation (USACE 2007)... 30 Photograph 124: Flood Inundation Line (USACE 1995)... 32 Photograph 125: Flood Line on Trees following the 2008 Flood (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 32 Photograph 126: Post Flood Stress Pre-Project (USACE 2002)... 32 Photograph 127: Tree Planting (Harper, USACE 2010)... 32 Photograph 128: Tree Planting (Harper, USACE 2010)... 32

Photograph 129: Timber Stand Improvement Locations (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011)... 32 Photograph 130: Floodplain Forest TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016)... 33 Photograph 131: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012)... 33 Photograph 132: Timber Stand Improvement, Tree Girdling (Lundh, USACE)... 33 Photograph 133: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012)... 33 Photograph 134: Selective Tree Clearing (Lundh, USACE 2012)... 33 Photograph 135: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012)... 33 Photograph 136: Tree Planting Site (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012)... 34 Photograph 137: Tree Planting on Dredged Material Berms (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 34 Photograph 138: Fish Nursery Structure Original (USACE)... 36 Photograph 139: Fish Nursery Structure (Bolser, USFWS 2017)... 36 Photograph 140: Fish Nursery Screw Gate (Bolser, USFWS 2017)... 36 Photograph 141: Pre-Project Erosion Site 446 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2001)... 38 Photograph 142: Erosion Protection Site 446 (Robbins, IADNR 2017)... 38 Photograph 143: Site 98 & 99 riprap only (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008)... 38 Photograph 144: Site 98 & 98 Riprap and Sand Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 38 Photograph 145: Site 98 & 99 erosion protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 38 Photograph 146: Recreational Use at Archeological Site Post Construction (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012). 38 Photograph 147: Site 424 Erosion Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009)... 39 Photograph 148: Site 300 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 39 Photograph 149: Erosion Protection Site 30 (Robbins, IADNR 2017)... 39 Photograph 150: Erosion Protection Site 30 (Robbins, IADNR 2017)... 39 Photograph 151: Site 299 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 39 Photograph 152: Site 423 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 39 Photograph 153: Erosion Protection Site 27 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017)... 40 Photograph 154: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017)... 42 Photograph 155: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017)... 42 Photograph 156: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017)... 42 Photograph 157: IANDR (Robbins, Griffin) Observing Final Site (2016)... 42 Photograph 158: Fox Pond Lookout (2016)... 42 Photograph 159: USFWS Refuge Manager Cathy Nigg (2016)... 42 Photograph 160: Tree Clearing for Breach Repairs (2016)... 43 Photograph 161: Spillway Construction Oversight (2015)... 43 Photograph 162: Spillway Construction (2015)... 43 Photograph 163: Assistant Secretary of the Army Site Visit (2015)... 43 Photograph 164: 2014 Flood Damage Assessment with USFWS and USACE (2014)... 43 Photograph 165: 2014 Levee Breach Assessment (2014)... 43 Photograph 166: Levee Monument Discovered in Levee Breach (2013)... 44 Photograph 167: 2013 Flood Damage Assessment by Boat in Flooded Interior (2013)... 44 Photograph 168: 2013 Levee Damage Assessment (2013)... 44 Photograph 169: 2013 Flood Damage Assessment (2013)... 44 Photograph 170: Mississippi River Levee Breach near Outlet (USACE 2013)... 44 Photograph 171: Debris and Levee Damage (2013)... 44 Photograph 172: 2011 Flood Damage Assessment (2011)... 45 Photograph 173: Recreational Use at Archeological Site Following Protection (2011)... 45 Photograph 174: Contractor's Off Site Borrow Location (2012)... 45

Photograph 175: Clay Cap Work near Dredge Cut (2011)... 45 Photograph 176: Extra Sam from Clay Cap Preparation (2011)... 45 Photograph 177: Levee Grading (2011)... 45 Photograph 178: In Water Placement Sites (2011)... 46 Photograph 179: Forest Assessment (2010)... 46 Photograph 180: Connecting Channels (2009)... 46 Photograph 181: IADNR Review of Water Conditions (2008)... 46 Photograph 182: Construction Oversight (2008)... 46 Photograph 183: 2008 Flood Damage Assessment (2008)... 46 Photograph 184: Public Involvement in Site Observations (2008)... 47 Photograph 185: 2008 Flood Damage Assessment (2008)... 47 Photograph 186: Spillway Construction (2007)... 47 Photograph 187: Spillway Construction (2006)... 47 Photograph 188: Project Engineers (2006)... 47 Photograph 189: Multiagency Review of Proposed Features (2006)... 47 Photograph 190: Pump Inspection (2006)... 48 Photograph 191: USFWS Refuge Manager Tom Cox (2006)... 48 Photograph 192: USFWS Spillway (2005)... 48 Photograph 193: Constructing the USFWS Spillway (2004)... 48 Photograph 194: Forestry Meeting (2002)... 48 Photograph 195: Forestry Meeting (2002)... 48 Photograph 196: Initial Survey (2001)... 49 Photograph 197: 2001 Flood Damage Assessment (2001)... 49 Photograph 198: Hydraulic Engineer Review of Water Control Structures (2001)... 49 Photograph 199: Snake with a Copper Belly (2001)... 49 Photograph 200: 2001 Flood Damage Assessment (2001)... 49 Photograph 201: IANDR Observing Trees (2000)... 50 Photograph 202: Inlet Structure (2000)... 50 Photograph 203: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995)... 50 Photograph 204: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995)... 50 Photograph 205: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995)... 50 Photograph 206: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995)... 51 Photograph 207: Early Planning Meetings (1995)... 51

Photograph 1: Lake Odessa Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project Ribbon Cutting (USACE 2017) 1

Photograph 2: River Resources Coordinating Team Site Visit (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 3: Assistant Secretary of the Army Site Visit (USACE 2015) 2

Lake Odessa HREP Moist Soil Unit (MSU) Water Level Management 3

Photograph 4: Inlet Channel Preconstruction (USACE 2001) Photograph 7: Field 4 and 5 Vegetation Prior to Flooding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 5: Inlet Channel Excavation and Sidecast Material (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 8: Fields 4 and 5 Pump Pad Location (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 6: Fields 4 and 5 Vegetation Prior to Flooding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 9: Fields 4 and 5 Pump Pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) 4

Photograph 10: Fields 4 and 5 Ditch (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 13: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad (Bolser, USFWS 2017) Photograph 11: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad Location Pre-Project (USACE) Photograph 14: Pre-Project Pumping Difficulties (USACE 2001) Photograph 12: Little Goose Pond Pump Pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013) Photograph 15: Typical Temporary Pump, shown at Field 4 and 5 pump pad (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 5

Photograph 16: Temporary Pump Filling MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2005) 6

Photograph 17: Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Bolser, USFWS 2017) Photograph 20: Fox Pond Pre-Project (USACE 1995) Photograph 18: Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 21: FWS MSU Pre-Project (USACE 1995) Photograph 19: Mallards Resting behind Muscatine Slough Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 22: Fox Pond at Water Control Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 7

Photograph 23: Fox Pond Water Control Structure with Stoplogs Removed (Mitvalsky/USACE) Photograph 26: Geese on Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 24: Fox Pond Water Control Structure Stoplogs in Place (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 27: Snow Geese and Greater White-Fronted Geese Standing on a Mostly Frozen Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2017) Photograph 25: Pelicans in Fox Pond (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 28: Mallards over Fox Pond (Bolser, USFWS 2016) 8

Photograph 29. Northern Pintails at Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 32: Marsh Wren on Bulrush (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 30 Canada Geese, Sandhill Cranes, and Pelicans on the Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 33: Mallards, Ring-Necked Ducks, Northern Pintails and Green-Winged Teal (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 31: Solitary Sandpiper (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 34: Mallards at Louisa Division (Bolser, USFWS 2016) 9

Photograph 35: Northern Waterthrush Observed With a Group of Warblers in a Willow Thicket (Bolser, USFWS 2016) Photograph 38: IADNR MSU Structure at Interior of MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2017) Photograph 36: IADNR MSU Water Control on Outside of MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 39: IADNR MSU Final Grading (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) Photograph 37: IADNR MSU Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 40: IADNR MSU after final grading (IADNR 2012) 10

Photograph 41: IADNR MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 44: Waterfowl Use at Flooded IADNR MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 42: IADNR MSU (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 43: Waterfowl use at Flooded IADNR MSU (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 45: IADNR MSU Pump Pad Looking at Timber Stand Improvement Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) 11

Photograph 48: View across cuts from BeBee Pond Post Construction (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 46: IADNR MSU Pump Pad Leading into Burris Ditch (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 49: Floating Excavator for Small Channel Cuts (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) Photograph 47: View across proposed cuts from BeBee Pond, through BeBee/Swarms Cut, across Swarms Pond, through Swarms/Odessa Cut, across Lake Odessa and towards the bluff (USACE 2007) Photograph 50: Lake Odessa/Swarms Pond Dredge Cut and Sidecast Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) 12

Photograph 51: Odessa/Swarms Cut Post Construction and Vegetated (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) Photograph 52: Bebee Pond/Swarms Pond Placement Site (Mitvalsky USACE 2009) Photograph 53: BeBee Pond/Swarms Pond Placement Site (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) 13

Lake Odessa HREP Levee Restoration 14

Photograph 56: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994) Photograph 54: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994) Photograph 57: Dredge for Levee Sand (USACE 2007) Photograph 55: Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1994) Photograph 58: Sand Embankment (USACE 2007) 15

Photograph 59: Sand Embankment (USACE 2008) Photograph 62: Clay Cap preparation (USACE 2008) Photograph 60: Levee Repairs (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008) Photograph 63: Coyote on Levee surrounded by floodwater (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 61: Top of Levee before seeding (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) Photograph 64: Clay Cap Preparation (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) 16

Photograph 68: Levee Repairs Post Seeding (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 65: Delivering Clay for Two Foot Clay Cap (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 66: Excess Material Management (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 69: Restored Levee (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 67: Smoothing Out Side Slopes after Clay Cap in Place (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 70: Breach Repairs near Inlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 17

Photograph 71: Breach Repairs near Inlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 74: Erosion at Outlet after Sand Enhancement and the 2008 Flood (USACE 2008) Photograph 72: Riprap Providing Flood Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 75: Riprap at Outlet Structure (USACE 2009) Photograph 73: Outlet Structure Being Constructed and Adjacent Levee Pre-Project (USACE 1995) Photograph 76: Riprap at Outlet Structure (USACE 2009) 18

Photograph 77: Low Water Crossing at Inlet (Harper, USACE 2012) Photograph 80: Temporary Crossing near Outlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2015) Photograph 78: Low Water Crossing at Inlet with Gate (Harper, USACE 2011) Photograph 81: Mississippi River Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 79: Temporary Crossing near outlet (Mitvalsky, USACE 2015) Photograph 82: Mississippi River Spillway Access Road around Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 19

Photograph 83: Iowa River Upstream Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 86: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (USACE 2011) Photograph 84: Iowa River Downstream Spillway (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 87: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 2011) Photograph 85: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (USACE 2008) Photograph 88: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 2011) 20

Photograph 89: Iowa River Spillway Starting to Overtop (Robbins, IADNR 9/29/2016) Photograph 91: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 10/3/2016) Photograph 90: Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016) Photograph 92: New (Upstream) Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016) 21

Photograph 93: New (Upstream) Iowa River Spillway Overtopping (Robbins, IADNR 10/3/2016) Photograph 94: Mississippi River Spillway (Robbins, IADNR 9/30/2016) 22

Lake Odessa HREP Ephemeral Wetlands 23

Photograph 95: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012) Photograph 98: Diamondback Water Snakes (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 96: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012) Photograph 99: Diamondback Water Snakes (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 97: Ephemeral Wetland (Robbins, IADNR 2012) Photograph 100: Water Snake at Outlet Structure (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) 24

Photograph 101: Interior Wetland (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013) Photograph 102: Interior Wetland (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013) 25

Lake Odessa HREP Aquatic Diversity Fisheries Enhancement 26

Photograph 105: Upper Goose Pond Cut (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 103: Fisheries (Robbins, IADNR 2016) Photograph 106: Upper Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 104: Sanitation (Harper, USACE 2010) Photograph 107: Lower Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) 27

Photograph 108: Lower Goose Pond in Water Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 111: Goose Pond Berm Shaping to Control Top Height (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 109: Middle Goose Pond Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 112: BeBee Pond Cut (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 110: Goose Pond Cut Off Berm (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) Photograph 113: Blackhawk Chute Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008) 28

Photograph 114: Blackhawk Chute Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008) Photograph 117: North End of Blackhawk/Yankee Chute with Alignment Stakes (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 115: South End of Blackhawk Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2010) Photograph 118: North End of Blackhawk/Yankee Chute Tree Clearing in Preparation for Dredged Material Placement (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) Photograph 116: South End of Blackhawk Chute with placement sites on each side (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 119: North End of Blackhawk Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) 29

Photograph 123: Blackhawk Chute Excavation (USACE 2007) Photograph 120: Yankee Chute (Mitvalsky, USACE 2013) Photograph 121: Blackhawk Chute Material Recovery (USACE 2007) Photograph 122: Blackhawk Chute Material Recovery (USACE 2007) 30

Lake Odessa HREP Floodplain Forest 31

Photograph 124: Flood Inundation Line (USACE 1995) Photograph 127: Tree Planting (Harper, USACE 2010) Photograph 125: Flood Line on Trees following the 2008 Flood (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) Photograph 128: Tree Planting (Harper, USACE 2010) Photograph 126: Post Flood Stress Pre- Project (USACE 2002) Photograph 129: Timber Stand Improvement Locations (Mitvalsky, USACE 2011) 32

Photograph 130: Floodplain Forest TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT Area (Mitvalsky, USACE 2016) Photograph 133: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012) Photograph 131: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012) Photograph 134: Selective Tree Clearing (Lundh, USACE 2012) Photograph 132: Timber Stand Improvement, Tree Girdling (Lundh, USACE) Photograph 135: Tree Planting (Lundh, USACE 2012) 33

Photograph 136: Tree Planting Site (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) Photograph 137: Tree Planting on Dredged Material Berms (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) 34

Lake Odessa HREP Fish Nursery 35

Photograph 138: Fish Nursery Structure Original (USACE) Photograph 139: Fish Nursery Structure (Bolser, USFWS 2017) Photograph 140: Fish Nursery Screw Gate (Bolser, USFWS 2017) 36

Lake Odessa HREP Shoreline Protection of Historic Sites 37

Photograph 141: Pre-Project Erosion Site 446 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2001) Photograph 144: Site 98 & 98 Riprap and Sand Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) Photograph 145: Site 98 & 99 erosion protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) Photograph 142: Erosion Protection Site 446 (Robbins, IADNR 2017) Photograph 143: Site 98 & 99 riprap only (Mitvalsky, USACE 2008) Photograph 146: Recreational Use at Archeological Site Post Construction (Mitvalsky, USACE 2012) 38

Photograph 147: Site 424 Erosion Protection (Mitvalsky, USACE 2009) Photograph 150: Erosion Protection Site 30 (Robbins, IADNR 2017) Photograph 148: Site 300 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 151: Site 299 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) Photograph 149: Erosion Protection Site 30 (Robbins, IADNR 2017) Photograph 152: Site 423 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) 39

Photograph 153: Erosion Protection Site 27 (Mitvalsky, USACE 2017) 40

LAKE ODESSA HREP PLANNING, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND FLOODS 41

Photograph 154: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017) Photograph 157: IANDR (Robbins, Griffin) Observing Final Site (2016) Photograph 155: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017) Photograph 158: Fox Pond Lookout (2016) Photograph 156: Ribbon Cutting Site Visit (2017) Photograph 159: USFWS Refuge Manager Cathy Nigg (2016) 42

Photograph 160: Tree Clearing for Breach Repairs (2016) Photograph 163: Assistant Secretary of the Army Site Visit (2015) Photograph 161: Spillway Construction Oversight (2015) Photograph 164: 2014 Flood Damage Assessment with USFWS and USACE (2014) Photograph 162: Spillway Construction (2015) Photograph 165: 2014 Levee Breach Assessment (2014) 43

Photograph 166: Levee Monument Discovered in Levee Breach (2013) Photograph 169: 2013 Flood Damage Assessment (2013) Photograph 167: 2013 Flood Damage Assessment by Boat in Flooded Interior (2013) Photograph 170: Mississippi River Levee Breach near Outlet (USACE 2013) Photograph 168: 2013 Levee Damage Assessment (2013) Photograph 171: Debris and Levee Damage (2013) 44

Photograph 172: 2011 Flood Damage Assessment (2011) Photograph 175: Clay Cap Work near Dredge Cut (2011) Photograph 173: Recreational Use at Archeological Site Following Protection (2011) Photograph 176: Extra Sam from Clay Cap Preparation (2011) Photograph 174: Contractor's Off Site Borrow Location (2012) Photograph 177: Levee Grading (2011) 45

Photograph 178: In Water Placement Sites (2011) Photograph 181: IADNR Review of Water Conditions (2008) Photograph 179: Forest Assessment (2010) Photograph 182: Construction Oversight (2008) Photograph 180: Connecting Channels (2009) Photograph 183: 2008 Flood Damage Assessment (2008) 46

Photograph 184: Public Involvement in Site Observations (2008) Photograph 187: Spillway Construction (2006) Photograph 185: 2008 Flood Damage Assessment (2008) Photograph 188: Project Engineers (2006) Photograph 186: Spillway Construction (2007) Photograph 189: Multiagency Review of Proposed Features (2006) 47

Photograph 190: Pump Inspection (2006) Photograph 193: Constructing the USFWS Spillway (2004) Photograph 191: USFWS Refuge Manager Tom Cox (2006) Photograph 194: Forestry Meeting (2002) Photograph 192: USFWS Spillway (2005) Photograph 195: Forestry Meeting (2002) 48

Photograph 196: Initial Survey (2001) Photograph 199: Snake with a Copper Belly (2001) Photograph 197: 2001 Flood Damage Assessment (2001) Photograph 200: 2001 Flood Damage Assessment (2001) Photograph 198: Hydraulic Engineer Review of Water Control Structures (2001) 49

Photograph 204: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995) Photograph 201: IANDR Observing Trees (2000) Photograph 202: Inlet Structure (2000) Photograph 205: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995) Photograph 203: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995) 50

Photograph 206: 1993 Flood Damage Assessment (1995) Photograph 207: Early Planning Meetings (1995) 51