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Comment FormIntake Diversion Dam Fish Passage Project Richland County Fairgrounds Event Center 2118 W. Holly Street Sidney, MT 59270Tuesday, June 28, 2016 6:30 PM 9:00 COMMENTS must be received by

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Intake diversion dam fish refers to fish species that are affected by water diversion activities at dams, particularly relating to their migration patterns and habitats.

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Individuals or entities operating diversion dams that impact fish populations are required to file intake diversion dam fish reports.

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To fill out an intake diversion dam fish report, you typically need to provide information about the dam's location, the species affected, mitigation measures taken, and any monitoring data related to fish populations.

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The purpose of intake diversion dam fish reports is to monitor the impact of dam operations on local fish populations and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

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Information that must be reported includes species identification, population estimates, impact assessments, mitigation efforts, and environmental conditions at the diversion site.