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Jerry Brown, Governor

S T A T E C L E A R I N G H O U S E

SUMMARY OF

POSTINGS

June 16 – 30, 2016

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE SUMMARY OF POSTINGS

The State Clearinghouse distributes draft environmental documents to state agencies for review and comment, pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The State Clearinghouse also acts as the State Single Point of Contact for the review of federal grant applications and federal development projects. This Summary of Postings summarizes the environmental documents and federal grant applications received by the Clearinghouse during the period June 16 – 30, 2016.

CLEARINGHOUSE CONTACTS

Please contact The State Clearinghouse if you have any questions regarding processing of environmental documents or grant applications. We may be reached at: Telephone: (916) 445-0613 Fax: (916) 323-3018 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.opr.ca.gov Questions regarding federal grant notices should be directed to Sheila Brown. Questions regarding processing of environmental documents should be directed to: Scott Morgan Director

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Environmental Document Filings with the State Clearinghouse 1999-2015

All CEQA documents filed with the State Clearinghouse are available for viewing on the internet at http://www.ceqanet.ca.gov

Summary of CEQA Document Submittals by Year and by Type

Year NOP ND / MND EIR NOD NOE EIS EA Oth

Total Documents

1999 602 2,007 481 1,808 2,699 22 41 177 7,886 2000 613 2,243 475 2,580 3,840 16 78 386 10,281 2001 703 2,612 524 2,851 6,083 13 75 422 13,398 2002 642 2,676 544 3,102 5,737 14 66 409 13,272 2003 757 2,972 577 3,243 6,078 8 57 360 14,115 2004 766 2,903 625 3,304 5,898 11 55 339 14,093 2005 797 3,076 636 3,087 5,649 16 59 370 13,829 2006 860 2,882 649 2,954 4,716 7 39 406 12,562 2007 803 2,805 583 2,755 4,137 11 37 444 11,602 2008 735 2,583 570 2,632 4,307 6 36 539 11,529 2009 534 2,205 477 2,391 3,747 6 46 463 9,869 2010 471 1,771 464 2,263 3,646 7 74 465 9,164 2011 436 1,645 396 2,260 3,894 8 45 412 9,098 2012 401 1,594 373 2,245 4,334 9 24 360 9,340 2013 471 1,532 348 2,102 4,451 9 30 325 9,268 2014 461 1,732 406 2,424 4,576 8 23 380 10,010 2015 482 1,666 363 2,368 4,867 3 31 389 10,169

Key: NOP Notice of Preparation EIR Environmental Impact Report ND/MND Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration NOD Notice of Determination NOE Notice of Exemption EA Environmental Assessment EIS Environmental Impact Statement Oth Other types of documents, including Final EIRs, Early Consultation notices, etc.

**NOTE: Documents included are: BIAs (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Gaming and Non-Gaming – Land into Trust documents.

http://www.ceqanet.ca.gov/

CEQA Documents

Key for abbreviations of Document Type:

ADM Addendum

CON Early Consultation Notice

EIR Draft Environmental Impact Report

SIR Supplemental EIR

SBE Subsequent EIR

EIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement

EA Draft Environmental Assessment

JD Joint Document (CEQA/NEPA)

FONSI Finding of No Significant Impact

NOI Notice of Intent

FIS Final Environmental Statement

Neg Dec/ND Negative Declaration

MND Mitigated Negative Declaration

NOE Notice of Exemption

NOD Notice of Determination

NODe Notice of Decision

NOP Notice of Preparation (of an EIR)

FIN Final Document

TRI Tribal Compact Environmental Evaluation

BIA-LA Bureau of Indian Affairs Notice of Land Acquisition

BIA-ND Bureau of Indian Affairs Notice of Decision

OTH Other type (none of the above)

DAILYLOG.FRX

State Clearinghouse CEQA Database

CEQA ActionsCEQA Daily Log

Documents Received during the Period: 06/16/2016 - 06/30/2016

Report Printed on Friday, July 15, 2016

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2014111007 7500 Sunset Boulevard

Los Angeles, City of

Los Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

EIR 08/01/2016

Faring Capital, the Applicant, proposes to develop a new mixed-use project with

236 residential dwelling units above 30,000 sq. ft. of ground-floor commercial uses

in the Hollywood Community of the City of Los Angeles. These new uses, which

would comprise approximately 210,288 sq. ft. of floor area, would be located on

two adjacent sites that together comprise approximately 1.64 acres. The West

Building would total approximately 127,050 sq. ft. of floor area, and the East

Building would include approximately 83,238 total sq. ft. of floor area, with a 3:1

FAR. The East Building proposes a maximum height of 65 feet, and the West

Building proposes a maximum height of 66 feet 9 inches feet at its highest point.

To provide for the new uses, approximately 39,939 sq. ft. of low-rise commercial

uses and surface parking would be removed.

2015022037 Mountain View Cemetery Burial Site Expansion

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

EIR 08/01/2016

The project would develop portions of the undeveloped upper one third of the

cemetery property to accommodate future needs for additional burial sites. Three

separate but interrelated development sites, all entirely within the City of Oakland,

would be included. The sites would be developed as a cut-and-fill plan that will

move existing soils from proposed cut locations to proposed fill locations, with a

resulting cut and fill balance on site. This approach would require the transfer of

soil between undeveloped sections of the cemetery property and subsequent

grading and site work. The project would also connect the development sites to

each other and to the existing portions of the Cemetery by extensions of on-site

roadways.

2015102079 Taylor and Tallac Restoration Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe

South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

JD 07/15/2016

The goal of the Project is to restore ecological processes and functions while

maintaining or enhancing existing recreational facilities and infrastructure. Project

activities include but are not limited to: 1) restore hydrological connectivity of

historic swales through culvert replacement, removal, and installation; 2) renovate

the fish ladder at Fallen Leaf Lake dam and partially remove the Lucky Baldwin

dam; 3) return the downstream portion of Tallac Creek to its historic channel; 4)

control and eradicate aquatic invasive species; 5) Install barriers to prevent access

to sensitive habitats; 5) Install nest and perch structures for certain species; 6)

enhance public access for non-motorized use to creation sites; 7) revegetate

riparian areas with native species; and 8) upgrade the stream profile chamber and

protect the integrity of the Rainbow Trail and bike path bridges.

2016042080 MDP 2016-08 Street Level Investments

Turlock, City of

Turlock--Stanislaus

MND 07/15/2016

The applicant is requesting to develop a 9.16 acre property with commercial/retail

uses. The property is part of the "Turlock Crossroads" commercial/retail

development. The entire 9.16 acres will be evaluated in the environmental review

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for the construction of approximately 132,297 sf of retail/commercial development.

However, the site and design review associated with this entitlement will be limited

to the proposed construction of a 55,000 sf retail building on approximately 4.08

acres of the property and the associated onsite improvements including paving,

parking, trash enclosure and landscaping.

2016061035 Location and Development Plan 15-01, Conditional Use Permit 15-01, General

Plan Amendment 15-01 A & B, Zone Change 15-01, Tentative Parcel Map 19598

Adelanto, City of

Adelanto--San Bernardino

MND 07/15/2016

Steeno Design Studio for M/M Paulicano request the development of a

multi-tenant retail facility to include a gas station, car wash, conveyance store,

motel, grocery store, restaurants and retail facilities on 18 acres of land located on

the northeast corner of Rancho Road and HWY 395; a CUP to allow the gas

station and drive thru's; a General Plan Amendment to change the zoning from

Business Park to General Commercial and a Parcel map to subdivide 4 lots into

10.

2016061036 Yada Family Farm Subdivision

Carlsbad, City of

Carlsbad--San Diego

MND 07/15/2016

The Yada family farm subdivision project is proposing to subdivide a 4.57 acre site

into 12 single family residential lots and a remainder lot for a project density of 2.8

dwelling units per acre. Lots 1-12 are newly proposed, while the thirteenth lot is

identified on the map as "not a part" and is presently developed with an existing

two-story single family home. Residential dwelling units on lots 1-12 are not

proposed as part of the subdivision, but in the future will include the development

of 12 single family dwelling units and two second dwelling units proposed on lots 1

and 5 that will satisfy the project's inclusionary housing requirements.

2016061037 SunPointe Residential Project

Laguna Niguel, City of

Laguna Niguel--Orange

MND 07/15/2016

The proposed project would involve the development of up to 71 small-lot, single

family residences on a 19.5 acre hillside in the northeastern portion of the City of

Laguna Niguel. Implementation of the proposed project would require approval of:

1) a general plan amendment, 2) a zone change, 3) a vesting tentative tract map,

4) a site development permit, and 5) a minor adjustment. Additional development

would include associated infrastructure improvements, two neighborhood parks,

perimeter fencing, slope landscaping, and completion of the existing rough-graded

1/4 mile segment of the Colinas Bluff Trail traversing the northern portion of the

site.

2016062041 Napa Vault Storage Facility Use Permit #P14-00296 and Tentative Parcel Map

#P15-00298

Napa County

Napa--Napa

MND 07/15/2016

Approval to modify use permit #P05-0434-UP and Use Permit Modification

#P09-00101, to allow: 1) construction of 130 industrial storage units, concrete

tilt-up, grouped within eleven buildings, for a total of 152,348 sf, with common

areas; 2) seven restrooms; 3) 13 parking stalls; 4) installation of an on-site waste

disposal system; 5) installation of a new well, water system and one storage tank;

and 6) consideration of the same approved exception to allow the 75-ft setback

from Suscol Creek instead of 150 ft with environmental enhancement of the site

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area within 75 ft of the creek. The request also includes approval of a modification

of Tentative Parcel Map #P09-00100-PM to: 1) create 129 parcels, where 128 of

the units will be sold as individual condos; 2) create homeowners association and

3) Record C.C. & R's.

2016062043 Shasta Water Management Project

Shasta Valley Resource Conservation District

--Siskiyou

MND 07/15/2016

This project consists of various agricultural water management modifications on

two separate ranches in the Shasta Valley. All infrastructure modifications are

designed to improve water management, improve irrigation efficiencies, reduce the

amount of cold water resources being utilized for irrigation, increase cold water

returns to the river system, and improve fish screening. The components of this

project are designed to improve water quality by decreasing temperatures and

increasing DO in the Shasta River and Parks Creek, an anadromous fishery, and

known spawning and rearing habitat for the federally threatened Coho Salmon.

The project addresses numerous regional and regulatory priorities and provides

benefits to water quality and aquatic habitat along the Shasta River and its

tributaries.

2016062042 City of Patterson Water Well #14 Project

Patterson, City of

Patterson--Stanislaus

Neg 07/15/2016

Consideration of the construction, installation, and operation of a City-owned water

well, equipped with a turbine pump housed in a masonry building. The completed

project consists of drilling of a test well and a production well, construction of the

well housing structure (pump house approximately 20' x 30'), and appurtenances

consisting of piping, electrical transformer, back-up power, site fencing, and

access. The site will be approximately 1/2 to one acre in size with connection to a

transmission line located in Sycamore Avenue. The project site is located in the

Villages of Patterson Master Development Plan Area.

2006071045 Shank Road-Alamo River Wetlands (AR21) Project

Salton Sea Authority

Brawley--Imperial

NOD

Construction of 55-acre wetland alongside Alamo River just east of Brawley for

purpose of settling out sediments and improving water quality in Alamo River and

Salton Sea. Would divert maximum of 12 cubic feet per second from the river,

and return the treated water back to the river. Project would include ongoing

monitoring of water, sediment, and tissues of wildlife to assure acceptable

contaminant levels.

2007052073 Emerson Property Project

Oakley, City of

Oakley--Contra Costa

NOD

Approval of a General Plan Amendment, Tentative Map, Final Development Plan,

and Design Review for "Emerson Neighborhood 6 - Woodbury"

2015061055 Mid Basin Centennial Park Injection Wells Project

Orange County Water District

Santa Ana--Orange

NOD

The construction and operation of four injection wells and a monitoring well.

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2015081039 Palomar Community College District South Education Center

Palomar Community College District

San Diego--San Diego

NOD

The proposed project would establish the PCCD South Education Center on the

27-acre property located at 11111 Rancho Bernardo Road. The proposed project

would convert the existing four-story, 110,000 sq. ft. building into a comprehensive

community college education center; construct a new 1,200-foot long loop road;

implement drainage improvements; and install walkways, hardscape areas, and

landscaping. Conversion of the existing building would include construction of

three four-story stairwells and interior tenant improvements to create an education

center that meets the facility and space needs identified in the PCCD Educational

Master Plan Update.

2015101070 Third, Fourth, and I Avenue Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project

Coronado, City of

Coronado--San Diego

NOD

The project involves construction of storm drain improvements along I Ave. from

Fourth Street to San Diego Bay in Coronado and is intended to mitigate flooding

that occurs during storms. The Project includes installation of new inlets,

construction of a new 48-inch storm drain, to 48 inches, and installation of a rock

energy dissipater. Project components within the District's jurisdiction include a

portion of the new storm drain, the upsized storm drain outfall, anchor collar,

rip-rap bedding, rock energy dissipater, and rock mitigation area.

2016031045 Akin Water Company Water Supply Project

State Water Resources Control Board

Porterville--Tulare

NOD

The proposed project includes the construction of a new well to serve the City of

Porterville, the construction of new distribution pipelines, the abandonment of two

existing wells, and the consolidation of the Akin Water Company into the City of

Porterville Water System. The new well, located on city-owned property, will be 16

inches in diameter, 710 feet deep, and provide up to 2,000 gallons per minute

(gpm) capacity. The proposed distribution pipelines will connect into the existing

City of Porterville water system in various locations within the city limits of

Porterville.

2016052004 Mother Lode Veterinary Hospital

Nevada County

Grass Valley--Nevada

NOD

A Use Permit (U15-011) proposing to construct a 3,050 sf two story addition to an

existing veterinary hospital. The addition includes a reception area, two staff

lounge areas, a staff training area, a conference room, an isolation room and two

office rooms. Also included with this application are 13 new parking stalls, parking

lot lighting and associated landscaping as well as a 20,000 gallon water storage

tank for fire flow and a new monument sign.

2016068126 TUO-49 & 120 Culvert Replacements

Caltrans #10

Sonora--Tuolumne

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to replace three

existing Corrugated Steel Pipe (CSP)/ PVC culverts with three 4' W x 3'H Precast

Reinforced Concrete Box (Precast-RCB) culverts on State Route 49 in Tuolumne

County, near Chinese Camp, approximately 0.9 mile south of South Junction 108.

A small amount of right of way will be acquired for future maintenance of the

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culverts. The scope of work will include the removal of the existing culverts,

installation of three 50 foot long Precast-RCB culverts with wingwalls at each end,

backfilling the trench and embankments, placement of a rock slope protection at

the inlet and outlet of the culvert, and replacement of striping.

2016068215 MD-1 Hidden Lakes Water Distribution System Improvements - Feasibility Study &

Design

Madera County

--Madera

NOE

The proejct will include a Feasibility Study, the Design & Specs of the MD-1

Infrastructure improvements at MD-1. The improvements will be to replace

aged/leaky distribution pipes, evaluate the fireflow requirements of the water

mains, the replacemetn of the raw water line, and adding hydrants to the Water

System.

2016068216 Transfer of Coverae to enable construction of an addition to an Existing Residence

Tahoe Conservancy

Unincorporated--Placer

NOE

Project consists of the sale and transfer of 489 square feet of restored soft

coverage rights from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on whicb an

addition to a private residence will be constructed. The transfer enables the

receiving landowner to carry out the project with out any net increase in the

amount of existing land coverage in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

2016068217 Routine Maintenance of Transportation Facilities (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2015-0094-R5)

Fish & Wildlife #5

--Ventura

NOE

The routine maintenance project includes: a) Removal of debris and obstructions

within channels located at or 50 feet adjacent to culverts, bridges, and low flow

crossings. This includes trash, deposited woody debris, and herbaceous

vegetation, which directly reduces the capacity of these structures or impedes the

natural flow through or within these structures; b) Control of vegetation (removal of

vegetation under 4-inches in diameter at breast height) within 25 feet from these

structures as needed when said vegetation threatens the functionality of these

structures.

2016068218 Riverbank Army Ammunition Plant, Hazardous Waste Facility (HWF) Class 1 *

Permit Modification for Extension of the Closure Period for 13 Hazardous Waste

Units

Toxic Substances Control, Department of

Riverbank--Stanislaus

NOE

This modification includes the extension of closure period of the 13 Hazardous

Waste Management Units (HWMUs) and the revision of the closure schedule from

a 2035 year to the year2016 of expected final closure. These changes are

reflected in the revised and approved closure plan. Updates will also be made to

sections in the HWF Permit, and the Part B of the Permit Applicaiton.

2016068219 Preserve and Maintain 5 Bridges - 4J8700 / 0415000390

Caltrans #4

--Contra Costa

NOE

Replace joint seals, methacrylate the deck surfaces and paint the bridge

identifiers. The project is to preserve and maintain the safety and integrity of the

highway.

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2016068220 Provide Potable Water to Approximately 500 Properties (Phase 1 Water Supply

Project)

Water Resources, Department of

Porterville--Tulare

NOE

Vandalia, a community within the City of Porterville (City), and East Porterville, an

unincorporated community in Tulare County, currently do not have a public water

system and residents have historically received household water by private wells.

The area is underlain by a shallow aquifer that is recharged by flow from the Tule

RIver. Because of the ongoing drought and limited surface flows in the Tule River,

the aquifer is experiencing a significant drawdown resulting in wells drying up.

2016068221 Downtown Anaheimm Recycled Water Expansion Project

Anaheim, City of

Anaheim--Orange

NOE

This is a two-phased project that will replace the use of potable water currently use

to irrigate approximately 438,000 square feet (s.f.) of landscaping at Pearson Park

in downtown Anaheim Boulevard, and Cypress Street in order to install

approximately 2,300 linear feet (l.f.) of recycled water pipeline. The newly installed

pipeline will connect to the pipelines of the existing WRDF. Also included in

Phase 1 is excavation at the southeast end of Person Park for the installation of an

underground 75,000 gallon recycled water storage tank, an irrigation pump, and

related hardware. The excavation is to be approximately 40' x 70' or equivalent

area to a maximum depth of 16'. Phase 2 consists of the installation of 800 l.f. of

pipeline, and an underground 36,000 gallon storage tank at the southwest side of

Pearson Park.

2016068222 Water Line Replacement - Olive Hill Lane (Dry Creek Bridge)

Woodside, City of

Woodside--San Mateo

NOE

The project will help to achieve the conservation objectives of the GEneral Plan by

reducing the amount of water that is lost due to leaks; and improving water

pressure for daily use and emergency fire fighting needs.

2016068223 California Correctional Health Care Service

Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of

Bakersfield--Kern

NOE

The California Correctional Health Care Services proposes to lease approximately

19,430 square feet of existing office space to house staff for the Regional

Expansion Project. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and

refuse removal services to adequately serve this property.

2016068224 Implementation of Agricultural BMP's in Alfalfa, Almonds, and Cotton that Aid

Restoration of the San Joaquin River Watershed.


Firebaugh--Fresno

NOE

Help farmers in Fresno, Madera and Merced counties implement agricultural

BMP's including Integrated Pest Managment (IPM) practices in the cultivation of

alfalta, almonds and cotton and reduce the use of diazinon and chlorpyritos.

Project benefits watersheds and local communities by reducing pesticide risks.

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2016068225 Corporation Yard Energy Storage

California State University, Long Beach

Long Beach--Los Angeles

NOE

Provision of electrical storage batteries under solar canopies within the campus'

exisitng corporation yard to store electrical power for use during peak times.

2016068226 Los Osos Creek Wetland Restoration Alternatives Analysis

Coastal San Luis Resource Conservation District

--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The CSLRCDC purchased the property for permanent protection with U.S. Fish

and Wildlife and State Coastal Conservancy puiblic funds. A restoration plan will

be prepared to consider alternative project concepts with consideration for

encironmental impact, cost and general feasibility.

2016068227 Tulare 216 Pavement Overlay

Caltrans #6

Woodlake--Tulare

NOE

Maintain existing highway, Caltrans proposes to rehabilitate the roadway by

overlaying the existing asphalt concrete and dig out portions of the roadway.

2016068228 San Diego Convention Center IBank Financing for Repairs to the Sails Pavillion,

Escalators, Cooling Towers, and Life Safety

San Diego Unified Port District


NOE

The proposed project is the consent to encumbrance, consent to a sublease of

certain improvements under a lease-leaseback arrangement, and an amendment

to the 1998 Management Agreement to allow for California Infrastructure and

Economic Development Bank (IBank) to finance improvements at the San Diego

Convention Center (Convention Center).

2016068229 Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit to San Diego Mooring Company, LLC for

Storage, Parking, and Vessel Berthing



NOE

The proposed project is a Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit (TUOP) to San

Diego Mooring Company, LLC (Tenant) for their use of two utility enclosures

(approximately 179 square feet and approximately 340 square feet) for storage

uses located on North Harbor Drive, two on-street parking spaces located on

North Harbor Drive adjacent to the Grape Street Pier, and area for vessel berthing

(approximately 1,280 square feet) located on the north side of Grape Street Pier,

in the City of San Diego. The areas proposed for use under this TUOP would be

used only and exclusively for the purpose of two utility enclosures for storage,

parking spaces, and vessel berthing and support area used for emergency

response, inspection, construction, and maintenance of mooring buoys and other

marine and shoreline accessible structures, and for no other purpose whatsoever

without prior written consent of the Executive Director of District in each instance.

2016068230 Amendment No. 2 to Telecommunications License Agreement with The IRvine

Company, LLC for Telecommunications Equipment



NOE

The proposed project is Amendment No. 2 to a Telecommunications License

Agreement (agreement amendment) with The Irvine Company, LLC for the

District's continued operation of existing antennas, equipment, cabling, and

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appurtenances located on the One America Plaza Building in the City of San

Deigo. The agreement amendment will allow the Distirct to continue operating

three (3) existing antennas, equipment, cabling, and appurtenances located on the

35th and 36th floors of the building.

2016068231 Tower Bridge Fender Replacement Proejct, Geotech Drilling Activities

Caltrans #3

Sacramento--Sacramento

NOE

As part of the Tower Bridge Fender Replacement Project, Calrans is proposing to

conduct geotechnical investigations in the Sacramento River in downtown

Sacramento.

2016068232 Mills Pier Repair Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe

--El Dorado

NOE

The Project will replace a 90' section of the existing pier, which includes the

replacement of six pilings.

2016068233 Route 101 Salinas Rehabilitation

Caltrans #5

Salinas--Monterey

NOE

As general highway maintenance, the project would rehabilitate the surface of SR

101 and all ramps; construct concrete median barrier and maintenance pullouts;

as well as other activities in order to improve the roadway and the safety of

Maintenance staff. Beneficiaries are Caltrans Maintenance workers and the

traveling public.

2016068234 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0083-R1, Lost River

Bridge Project

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Mendocino

NOE

The project involves one encroachment activity and is limited to replacement of an

existing 60-inch diameter, failing culvert with a 40-foot long by 16-foot wide,

pre-fabricated bridge/ Up to 128 cubic yards of fill materials will be removed from

the stream channel. Exposed banks will be contoured to an approximate 45

degree angle. Both bridge abutments will be located outside of the stream

channel and above the top-of streambank.

2016068235 Glasson Water Diversion, Pond Maintenance, and Stream Crossings Project (Lake

or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0091-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE

The project is limited to five encroachments. Two encroachments are for water

diversion to supply domestic use and irrigation. The first POD will be for domestic

use only, with the second POD to supply water to fill an off-stream pond specific

for irrigation. Work for these encroachments will include installation, use, and

maintenance of the water diversion infrastructure. Two encroachments at stream

crossing locations will include replacement of an undersized failing culvert and

installation of a downspout on an existing culvert to minimize erosion. A pond,

constructed on the property prior to 1976, is proposed to be excavated to increase

capacity, and will have a spillway installed to minimize erosion from overflow.

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2016068236 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0146-R1, Mendocino

Pass Road Culvert Replacement Project

Fish & Wildlife #1E

Covelo--Mendocino

NOE

The project includes one encroachment and is limited to replacement of an

existing 18-inch diameter, corrugated metal culvert (CMP) with a 24-inch diameter

CMP. The existing culvert is undersized, susceptible to plugging and heavily

corroded. The outlet of the existing culvert discharges onto the fill slope of the

road, resulting in gully formation.

2016068237 Water Quality Test Well Construction Project

Boron Community Services District

--Kern

NOE

The project will consist of drilling a test well and conducting water quality tests to

determine groundwater quality characteristics. After completion of testing, the Test

will be abandoned in compliance with applicable regulations. Construction of the

proposed production well is not a part of this project.

2016068238 Arsenic Compliance Test Well Construction Project

Boron Community Services District

--Kern

NOE

The project will consist of drilling a test well and conducting water quality tests to

determine groundwater quality characteristics. After completion of testing, the Test

well will be abandoned in compliance with applicable regulations. Construction of

the proposed production well is not a part of this project.

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Total Documents: Subtotal NOD/NOE:

Documents Received on Friday, June 17, 2016

2015092031 Belden Barns Farmstead and Winery Project

Sonoma County

Santa Rosa--Sonoma

EIR 08/01/2016

Winemaking, cheesemaking, farmstead food production, and farmstead product

and wine tasting.

2015102017 Chico Walmart Expansion Project

Chico, City of

Chico--Butte

EIR 08/01/2016

The project applicant is proposing to subdivide the project site to facilitate the

following development and use activities: (1) expand the existing Walmart store by

up to 66,500 square feet; (2) develop a fuel station with 8 fueling positions and a

1,481 square-foot convenience market; and (3) create two outlots for future

commercial use with a combined development potential of 52,000 square feet of

retail or restaurant use. The existing driveways on Baney land would be modified

to allow right-out turning movements only. In addition, a new vehicular access

connection would be provided from the project site to the Wittmeir Drive cul-de-sac

and the Forest Avenue / Wittmeir Drive intersection would be signalized.

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2015121011 University Community Plan Amendment

San Diego, City of

--San Diego

EIR 08/01/2016

This PEIR analyzes the potential impacts related to removing the Genesse Avenue

Widening and Regents Road Bridge projects from the University Community Plan

Transportation Element, as well as five project alternatives which consist of

variations of including and removing the Genesee Avenue Widening and Regents

Road Bridge projects. The Genesee Avenue Widening project would expand this

roadway from four to six lanes between SR 52 and Nobel Dr. The Regents Rd

Bridge project would construct two separate, parallel two lane bridge structures

across Rose Canyon to connect the present north and south Regents Rd termini

on either side of the canyon. The second alternative would analyze the potential

2016021010 Sharp Ocean View Tower

Chula Vista, City of

Chula Vista--San Diego

EIR 08/01/2016

The proposed project would include construction of a new hospital tower within the

existing Sharp Chula Vista Hospital campus. The new critical care tower (Ocean

View Tower) would be a max of 120' in height (when including the elevator

enclosure) and would include 138 beds, 6 operating rooms with pre- and post-op

support, sterlie processing, dietary services, material management, dock, and

other related support services. The 197,696-sf Ocean View Tower would be seven

floors, six above grade and one mostly sub-grade (subterranean on three sides;

above ground on one side) adjacent to the existing East Tower and the newly

constructed loop road.

2016061038 Lakewood Stormwater and Runoff Capture Project at Bolivar Park

Lakewood, City of

Lakewood--Los Angeles

MND 07/18/2016

The City of Lakewood is one of several southeast Los Angeles cities located within

the Los Cerritos Channel Watershed, which is a largely built-out, urbanized

watershed of approximately 17,711 acres in the Los Cerritos and Alamitos Bay

Watershed Management Area.

2016062046 2016 Clean Air Plan/Regional Climate Protection Strategy

Bay Area Air Quality Management District

--Contra Costa, Alameda, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, ...

NOP 07/18/2016

The 2016 Clean Air Plan/Regional Climate Protection Strategy will be a roadmap

for the Air District's efforts over the next few years to reduce air pollution and

protect public health and the global climate. The 2016 Plan is required by the

California Clean Air Act to identify potential rules, control measures, and strategies

for the Bay Area to implement in order to meet state standards for ozone. The

CAP update will include the Bay Area's first comprehensive Regional Climate

Protection Strategy, which will identify potential rules, control measures, and

strategies that the Air District can pursue to reduce greenhouse gases in the Bay

Area. The proposed 2016 Plan provides a strategy for reducing emissions of

ozone precursors, greenhouse gases, particulate matter, and/or toxic air

contaminants in the Bay Area.

2016032065 Use Permit Applicaiton No. PLN2016-0017 - Blaker Brewing

Stanislaus County

Turlock--Stanislaus

Neg 07/18/2016

Request to expand an existing microbrewery operation that produces hand crafted

beer. The expansion will take place under two development phases Phase 1

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includes the construction of a 2,448 sq. ft. building, enabling the production of a

maximum of 4,,340 gallons of beer per week. Phase 2 includes an additional

2,448 sq. ft. building, and doubling the amount of production and employees. The

microbrewery is not open to the general public, and fifty percent of the wheat and

hops will be grown on site.

2016061039 Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration for Marketplace at the Colony

Atwater, City of

Atwater--Merced

Neg 07/18/2016

The applicant is proposing a commercial center on the northwest and southwest

corners of Juniper Avenue and Buhach Road in Atwater, CA. The 29-acre project

site is made up of two parcels that, when subdivided, would consist of the

following proposed uses at full build-out: a supermarket, fitness center, large retail

spaces, several fast food uses, a drive-up pharmacy, and a gas station.

2016062044 PA-1600122

San Joaquin County

Stockton--San Joaquin

Neg 07/18/2016

A site approval application for a 30,000 sf expansion of an existing 60,000 sf

wholesale and distribution facility for the storage of construction materials. The

project includes a 2,000 sf outdoor storage area.

2016062045 PA-1600138 (SA)

San Joaquin County

Ripon--San Joaquin

Neg 07/18/2016

A site approval application for a private right of way in an antiquated subdivision

for two parcels (a portion of Lot 7 & Lot 8 of Prune Acres).

2011054002 Palen Solar Power Project

Bureau of Land Management

--Riverside

Oth 07/18/2016

Note: Notice of Public Meeting

The California Energy Commission (CEC) previously approved, and the BLM

previously prepared a Final EIS for, development of the project using thermal solar

through technology. A subsequent proposal to develop the project using thermal

solar power tower technology was withdrawn before final approval. EDF

Renewable Energy now proposes to construct and operate the project as a 500

megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic (PV) electric generating facility with associated

infrastructure on the ~4,200-acre project site. The project would maximize its solar

generation capacity by using a single-axis tracking system that allows PV panels

to track the sun over the course of the day while minimizing visibility by

maintaining a panel height of 18 feet or less. The facility would include 200 power

blocks with an electrical generating capacity of 2.5 MW each, an electric

switchyard, a common facilities area, a temporary construction laydown area,

access roads, and a single circuit 230 kV generation tie-line electric transmission

line extending from the project electricity switchyard to the Red Bluff Substation.

2002071120 Specific Plan for the Development of State Surplus Property and Amendment to

the Redevelopment Plan for the Merged Chino Redevelopment Project Area

Chino, City of

Chino--San Bernardino

NOD

The Energy Commission reviewed the Final EIR for the Preserve (as certified

March 25, 2003 SCH # 2000121036 State Clearing House Number 2002071120)

as approved by the City of Chino. The City of Chino is the lead agency on this

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EIR, adopted per Resolution No. 2003-15 on the 25th day of March 2003. The CA

Energy Commission is approving a grant to CA Homebuilding Foundation for the

Zero Net Energy upgrades to 50 homes within the previously approved

development.

2003012103 Pacific Gas and Electric, Former Manufactured Gas Plant Site


Redding--Shasta

NOD

DTSC approved a Low Risk Groundwater Closure Report pursuant to the authority

granted under the CA Health and Safety Code, Ch. 6.8 and the Federal

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act

(CERCLA), Section 121 for the PGE, Former Manufactured Gas Plant (MGP) site.

The approved Low Risk Groundwater Closure Report would modify the existing

Remedial Action Plan that addressed soil and groundwater contamination at the

Site which was approved by DTSC in a letter dated April 21, 2003. The RAP

included soil excavation and disposal of contaminated soils by truck transportation

to an off-site disposal facility, on-going groundwater monitoring activities in a

network of Site related monitoring wells, and land use controls for the Site.

Waiver of groundwater remedial action goals.

Under the proposed revision to the remedy, cleanup goals for TPH-d and TPH-g

would be waived as requirements for closure based on low risk principles. The

cleanup goal concentration for the two constituents in groundwater as determined

in the RAP have not yet been achieved in all monitoring wells (TPH-g goal: 50ug/L

and TPH-d goal: 100ug/L). However, the Low Risk Report demonstrates that the

project groundwater cleanup goals have been met consistently in all monitoring

wells for more than five years for all constituents of concern except TPH-g and

TPH-d. Only four wells (MW-1D, MW-1S, MW-8S, and MW 14S) have dissolved

TPH above the goals. Statistically defensible time versus concentration trends

indicate that cleanup will be achieved in two of these wells (MW 8S and MW-14S)

in two years or less. Results of many years of quarterly monitoring indicate that

remediation is proceeding gradually via natural biodegradation in groundwater.

The plume of residual petroleum hydrocarbon groundwater is decreasing in size.

Ongoing, naturally occurring biodegradation will achieve groundwater cleanup

goals within a reasonable timeframe.

2008091155 Crummer Site Subdivision

Malibu, City of

Malibu--Los Angeles

NOD

In February 2014, the Crummer Site Subdivision Final EIR was certified by the

City, and in May 2014, the project coastal development permits were conditionally

approved by the City, pending certification of the associated Local Coastal

Program amendment by the Coastal Commission. The Coastal Commission

certified the amendment in Nov. 2015. The amendment required minor changes

to the project to further minimize the less than significant impacts to coastal

resources. The subject coastal development permit amendments address these

changes, which include but are not limited to modifying all homes to no more than

one-story and no more than 18 feet in height, relocating the guard house and entry

gate further east and reducing guard house height, reducing landscaping to a

height of no more than 25 feet using non-invasive and drought tolerant specimens,

incorporating an earthen berm to the eastern edge of Lots 1 and 2 to reduce

downcoast views of residences, and expanding the conservation easement area.

The Addendum to the Final EIR demonstrates the modified project would not

result in any additional significant impacts nor would it substantially increase the

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severity of previously anticipated impacts, and that impacts to visual resources

would be reduced when compared to the previously approved project.

2012081081 Soapmine Road Area Nitrate Remediation Project

Barstow, City of

Barstow--San Bernardino

NOD

The project seeks to remove nitrate contamination from groundwater in the Mojave

River Basin in the vicinity of the Barstow Wastewater Treatment Facility pursuant

to the City of Barstow Cleanup and Abatement Order No. R6V-201300045A1).

The Project includes 6 new extraction wells, below ground pumps, and 1,575 feet

of 8 inch PVC pipeline to treat approx. 1,400,000 gallons of contaminated water

day. The Energy Commission's approved EPC-15-092 is a grant to fund

installation of a biofiltration system within the Project. The activities funded by the

Energy Commission's grant are within the activities evaluated by the Negative

Declaration.

2015092027 PG&E Gas Transmission Line 109 Canada Road, Bunker Hill, and Crystal Springs

Pipeline Replacement Project

San Francisco, City and County of

--San Mateo

NOD

The proposed project would involve replacing a combined total of approx. 4.7

miles of existing underground natural gas pipeline across San Francisco Public

Utilities Commission (SFPUC) Peninsula Watershed lands within unincorporated

San Mateo County. The pipeline replacement would occur the following three

segments:

1. The Canada Road segment, which includes two sections, separated by the

Pulgas Balancing Reservoir, that run along the east side of Canada Road and

west of I-280 from just south of SR 92 to just north of Edgewood Road.

2. The Bunker Hill segment, which beings at the Half Moon Bay Valve lot just west

of Lexington Ave. and White Plains Court, then continues across Bunker hill Drive

and terminates just west of Laurel Hill Drive.

3. The Crystal Springs segment, which runs parallel to I-280, north of the San

Mateo Creek Canyon to a point north of Black Mountain Road and Hayne Road

intersection.

The proposed project route is entirely within SFPUC Watershed lands - used for

water collection, storage, and quality protection - that are off limits to the public,

except along hiking trails that were jointly established by the SFPUC, U.S. Dept. of

the Interior, Caltrans, and San Mateo County. This pipeline replacement is part of

PG&E's company-wide pipeline modernization and safety program to improve the

reliability and facilitate future maintenance of its larger transmission pipelines.

Specifically, the existing pipeline would be replaced with 24- and 3-inch diameter

pipe to facilitate future pipeline integrity testing using an automated in-line

inspection tool called a "pig." The new pipeline would be installed by a

combination of cut-and-cover open trench construction, with each trench segment

measuring approx. 4-6 feet wide and approx. 6.5 to 8 feet deep, and horizontal

directional drilling in certain locations. Once the new pipeline has been installed,

the existing pipeline would be filled and abandoned in place. The construction

period is expected to last approx. 15 months for all three segments and 5-7

months per segments.

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2016032049 Loma Rica Road to Spring Valley Road Widening and Rehab

Caltrans #3

Marysville--Yuba

NOD

The project is located in Yuba County on SR 20 from PM 8.0 to 10.2. The project

is located 0.1 miles east of Loma Rica Road to 0.2 miles west of Spring Valley

Road. The proposed project is a restore, resurface and rehabilitate project. This

includes sealing pavement cracks, widening shoulders to eight feet, overlaying

with rubberized hot mix asphalt (RHMA).

2016041053 The Semitropic Water Storage District, Pond Road Solar Facility Project

Semitropic Water Storage District

Wasco--Kern

NOD

The SWSD proposes to construct a 5-megawatt photovoltaic energy generation

facility referred to as the Pond Road Solar Facility. The project would be owned,

operated and maintained by the District. The project will be located on disturbed,

District-owned property in the San Joaquin Valley area of Kern County, CA, within

Section 35, T255, R23E, MDBM. The facility, at full buildout will occupy an area

that is approximately 40 acres. The project would interconnect to an existing

District 12.47 kV distribution line located immediately north of the project site,

adjacent to the District's Pond Rd substation, and across from an existing PG&E

substation.

2016068142 115kV Pole Installation at Q19 Site

Sacramento Municipal Utility District


NOE

SMUD proposes to install a 100 foot long steel pole that will be used to support

two 115kV circuits. There is a set of poles that currently exist in the transmission

easement and they support two 115kV lines consisting of 6 wires and two fiber

optic communication circuits. The pole will be directly embedded 15 feet into the

ground with the diameter of the hole measuring approximately four feet. Once

construction is complete the pole will be 85 feet tall at finished grade. This pole will

be directly embedded 15 feet into the ground with the diameter of the hole

measuring approximately four feet. Once construction is complete the pole will be

85 feet tall at finished grade. This pole will assist in reducing the span between the

existing poles from 595 feet to 476 feet there by eliminating additional sag in the

line when temperatures increase and to also decrease the blowout of the line

when high winds occur.

2016068239 Dollar Drive Bus Shelter

Placer County

--Placer

NOE

Construct one bus rider shelter and associated improvements meeting design

standards for ADA compliance that will replace an existing deteriorating structure.

Improvements will include a bus pullout, 8" curb, 5' wide sidewalk with ADA

compliance ramps, and a paved connection to the existing multiuse trail.

2016068240 Kings Beach Roundabout Art 2015

Placer County

--Placer

NOE

The art pieces will highlight perspective of the basin's natural environment while

encouraging the viewer's stewardship of Lake Tahoe and it's environment. The art

is meant to stimulate the viewer's feeling, thought, and positive actions to the

surrounding area.

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2016068241 #026 Graphic Arts - Install Door Thru Masonry Wall Supplemental -- JOC

15-036.020.01

California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo

--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of the door height has been increased for passage of large

equipment and the desired operational function locates the door on the opposite of

the wall. This requires alterations to existing mechanical ductwork, which includes

removing segments of hot and cold supply air ducts and removing lead containing

duct work. Any work involving asbestos or lead paint shall be performed by

individuals with appropriate licensing and/or certification. This is not a hazardous

waste site and all clean up will be done pursuant to all applicable safety

procedures for clean up, handling and disposal.

2016068242 #013 Engineering - Courtyard Renovaiton -- JOC 16-037.004.000


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of filling in courtyard with concrete, landscape beds, and

install moveable glass panels.

2016068243 #114F Yosemite Hall Tower 5 - Replace Roof - JOC 16-037.005.00


--

NOE

The project consists of removing existing roof and installing a new roof. Any work

involving asbestos shall be performed by individuals with appropriate licensing

and/or certification. This is not a hazardous waste site and all clean up will be

done pursuant to all applicable safety procedures for clean up, handling and

disposal.

2016068244 #001 Administration - Registrar's Office Remodel Front Desk -- JOC

16-037.008.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of renovating front counter including new fire door and

finishes. Any work involving asbestos or lead paint shall be performed by

individuals with appropriate licensing and/or certification. This is not a hazardous

waste site and all clean up will be done pursuant to all applicable safety

procedures for clean up, handling and disposal.

2016068245 #133 Orfalea Family & ASI Children's Center - Install Reading Shed -- JOC

16-037.014.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of constructing a foundation and assist construction

management students with assembly and anchoring of a pre-fabricated shed.

2016068246 GEN - Streets, Village Drive and Truckee - Construct New Intersection -- JOC

16-037.016.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of renovate existing intersection to make corners closer

together and sager for both vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

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2016068247 #133 Orfalea Family & ASI Children's Center - Replace Exterior Doors & Windows

-- JOC 16-037.019.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of removing and installing new exterior doors and windows.

2016068248 #10.0 to #104 Shasta Hall - Centralized Trash Enclosures and Bike Parking -- JOC

16-037.020.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of excavation and installing a concrete slab for trash and

bikes.

2016068249 #019 Dining Complex - Relocate Salad Bar at the Avenue - Additional Work --

JOC 16-037.027.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of installing additional ceiling tiles and relocating soffit.

2016068250 #003 Business - IMprove Lighting/ Whiteboards - JOC 16-039.001.00


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of removing existing whiteboards and installing new

whiteboards, repairing drywall and upgrading the lighting. Any work involving lead

paint shall be performed by individuals with appropriate licensing and/or

certification. This is not a hazardous waste site and all clean up will be done

pursuant to all applicable safety procedures for clean up, handling and disposal.

2016068251 Baseball Clubhouse Replacement


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The project consists of two-story 9,700 gross square foot buildings (GSF) facility

located on the site of the current 1,558 GSF baseball clubhouse.

2016068253 Driveway Culvert (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0012-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Shasta

NOE

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed Lake and Streambed

Alteration agreement number 1600-2016-0012-R1, pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to Mr. Steven Forde

2016068254 Lo Permanenet Road Crossing (Lake or Streambed Alteration No.

1600-2016-0175-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1

--Trinity

NOE


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2016-0175-R1, pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to Kazoua Lo.

The project is limited to installation of a driveway crossing on an intermittent (Class

II) stream associated with development permitted under a CalFire less than 3 acre

conversion exemption.

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2016068256 Bloomington High School Energy Conservation Project (Photovoltaic)

Colton Joint Unified School District

--San Bernardino

NOE

2016068257 Grand Terrace High School Energy Conservation Project (Photovoltaic)


Grand Terrace--San Bernardino

NOE

Utilize natural resources to conserve energy and preserve funding for education.

2016068259 Joe Baca Middle School Energy Conservation Project (Photovoltaic)


Rialto--San Bernardino

NOE


2016068260 Port of Stockton 5-Year Programmatic Maintenance Dredging Project (Lake or

Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0067-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--San Joaquin

NOE



the Fish and Game Code to Port of Stockton.

2016068261 Bay Area Products Line, Pittsburg to Sacramento Leg PIM repairs Project

(Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2015-0425-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Yolo, Solano

NOE



the Fish and Game Code to the Chevron Pipe Line Company.

2016068262 Building Demolition - City Structures

Rohnert Park, City of

Rohnert Park--Sonoma

NOE

Demolition of three city-owned structures at 100 Avram Avenue, 120 Avram

Avenue, 6750 Commerce Boulevard. The demolition will be performed in

accordance with the City's Building Code.

2016068263 State Route (SR) 001 Geotechnical Borings

Caltrans #4

--Marin

NOE

Caltrans proposes to drill two borings up to 100 ft. on SR 001, south of Point

Reyes Station. All work, staging, and equipment would be on paved or gravel

surfaces. The purpose for the borings is to collect data for a proposed action which

has not yet been approved by the agency.

2016068264 Golden State Water Company, San Luis Obispo Country Club Hole 5 Well


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) as the lead

agency will be issuing a water supply permit. The Golden State Water Company

proposes to connect an existing irrigation well to its domestic Edna Valley Water

Supply system for potable use. The project includes the installation of new controls

at the wellsite and approximately 1,200 feet of six-inch pipeline.

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2016068265 SCRRA Replacement of the San Juan Creek Bridge on the Orange County Line

Southern California Regional Rail Authority

San Juan Capistrano--Orange

NOE

The purpose of the proposed bridge replacement project is to replace the existing

single track bridge over San Juan Creek with a new single track bridge to increase

safety and reduce maintenance needs by increasing the load rating and the

foundation depths. In addition to the new San Juan Creek bridge, modifications will

be made to siding track, a set-out track, communications and signal system and

other infrastructure located within the project right-of-way.

2016068266 SJ and STA State route 99 Ramp Metering

Caltrans #6

Modesto, Ripon, Manteca--San Joaquin, Stanislaus

NOE

To construct improving the diverge and merge areas by lengthening the lane

transition, constructing an auxiliary lane, installing Intelligent Transportation

System (ITS) elements, and installing ramp metering systems (RMS); in addition,

lowering the roadway profile at one location to increase structure vertical

clearance.

2016068267 Integrated Community Resource Marketplace

Energy Commission


NOE

The project will provide funding to pilot a new process for local governments and

developers to identify and secure financing for a suite of projects that will comprise

an Advanced Energy Community. This new process will be developed using

Fresno's Blackstone Corridor and Downtown specific plan as a pilot location.

2016068268 Characterization of Fugitive Methane Emissions from Commercial Buildings in

California

Energy Commission

--Kern

NOE

This agreement is to conduct sampling measurements on methane emission from

commercial buildings in California. This project will characterize fugitive methane

emissions from specific appliances and system components from downstream of

the customer meter in commercial buildings in California.

2016068270 ZipPower San Leandro

Energy Commission

San Leandro--Alameda

NOE

The purpose of this agreement is to fund an energy system design and technical

proof-of-concept that accelerates and scales disturbed energy resource planning

and deployment across entire community areas and cities. The proposed solution

optimizes local energy resources and their value as a citywide program, using a

technical platform along with aggregated customer financing to integrate and

automate all the data and functionality required to design, finance, deploy, scale,

and replicate advanced energy communities.

2016068271 Jewetta Square Phase 1

Arvin, City of

Arvin--Kern

NOE

Install crosswalks and access ramps per ADA requirements; 2) install right turn

pocket from Bear Mountain Blvd to Walnut Street; and 3) construct Walnut Street

from Bear Mountain Blvd to Grapevine Drive.

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Documents Received on Sunday, June 19, 2016

2016068255 Colton High School/Transportation Energy Conservation Project (Photovoltaic)


Colton--San Bernardino

NOE


2016068258 Ruth O. Harris Middle School Energy Conservation Project (Photovoltaic)


--San Bernardino

NOE

Utilize natural resources to conserve energy and preserve funding for education

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Documents Received on Monday, June 20, 2016

2012022002 Barron Creek Channel Flood Control and Realignment Project

Los Altos Hills, City of

Los Altos Hills--Santa Clara

ADM

The proposed project consists of flood control measures to allow for continuous,

unobstructed flow of water within Barron creek. The realignment, maintenance

and revegetation of this 600 foot length of Barron Creek is located in the Town of

Los Altos Hills. The existing creek channel has historically been modified from its

original location and has been constructed with man-made materials.

2016042008 MDP 2016-06 Sunburst Plant Disease Clinic

Turlock, City of

Turlock--Stanislaus

CON 07/05/2016

Note: Revised

The applicant is requesting to develop a 5.08 acre property for the new

headquarters for a full service agriculture laboratory. The project will consist of the

construction two buildings totaling 18,681 sf that will house the offices and

laboratories and six 4,900 sf greenhouses. The office and laboratory buildings will

be connected with a covered walkway. The facility will operate 7:00 am to 6:00 pm

Monday through Friday. Approximately 25 employees work on-site during the

normal work week. Staff and some guest parking will be located in a fenced and

gated area, however, the gates will be open to the public during normal business

hours. On-site improvements include paving, staff and guest parking, landscaping,

fencing, signage, and a Torii Gate entry feature.

2015041064 Rancho San Gorgonio Specific Plan

Banning, City of

Banning--Riverside

EIR 08/03/2016

The proposed project is a master-planned community on an 831 acre site, and is

organized into 44 planning areas (PAs) that include a mixture of residential,

commercial, open space, and recreational uses. The Specific Plan would

designate about 517 acres for residential development; 185 acres for parks and

paseos, including creek-edge linear parks; 26 acres for natural open space; and

104 acres for other uses including neighborhood commercial, public facilities, a

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school, roadway rights of way, and storm drain easements.

2014061030 4051 South Alameda Street Project



FIN

FYI: Final

The proposed project includes the construction of a new industrial park consisting

of four buildings. Building 1 consists of a single story with a mezzanine that

occupies approximately 115,973 total sf and provides 123 parking spaces;

Building 2 consists of two stories that occupy approximately 133,680 total sf and

provides 79 parking spaces; Building 3 consists of a single story with a mezzanine

that occupies approximately 116,724 total sf and provides 96 parking spaces; and

Building 4 consists of a single story with a mezzanine that occupies approximately

113,743 total sf and provides 106 parking spaces. In total, the proposed project

would occupy approximately 353,375 sf of warehouse space, 112,745 sf of office

space, and 14,000 sf of manufacturing space. The heights of each of the four

buildings range from 37 feet to a maximum building height of 40 feet. Consistent

with the policies of the Urban Design Chapter of the Southeast Los Angeles

Community Plan, the proposed project design inlcudes the installation of shielded

exterior area lighting wall packs mounted to the faces of the buildings 29 ft above

the finished floor to provide nighttime light shielding for the nearest residence, a

duplex located approximately 150 ft west of the proposed front and side facades of

the four proposed buildings.

2015061054 Palmale Regional Groundwater Recharge and Recovery Project

Palmdale Water District

Palmdale--Los Angeles

FIN

The Palmdale Water District plans to develop groundwater banking programs with

new spreading grounds to recharge imported water and potentially recycled water,

as well as recovery facilities to help meet future water demands and improve

reliability. Water for groundwater recharge would be obtained from two sources:

raw water from the East Branch of the CA Aqueduct (State Water Project or SWP

water) and recycled water from the Los Angeles County Sanitation District's

(LACSD's) Palmdale Water Reclamation Plant. The SWP water would be the

blending source for the recharge water. The recharge capacity of the proposed

project is estimated to be approx. 50,000 to 52,000 AFY. For the magnitude of

recharge envisioned for the proposed Project, SWP water would need to be

recharged nearly year-round during wet years, which is estimated to occur approx.

6 out of every 10 years. During dry years (anticipated to be approx. 4 out of every

10 years), no SWP recharge would occu

2015041019 VTT-72813-CN



MND 07/20/2016

Demolition of an existing 169-unit apartment building and the subdivision of a

171,492 sf site to create 270 dwelling units, utilizing a 35 percent ministerial

density bonus. The development will be comprised of five, four story buildings over

one level of subterranean parking containing 599 parking spaces and 24 surface

parking spaces. The buildings will observe a maximum height of 45 ft with a total

floor area of 252,416 sf. The project will require the removal of 90,000 cy of

material.

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2016061040 Orchard Heights Annexation

Loma Linda, City of

Loma Linda--San Bernardino

MND 07/19/2016

The City of Loma Linda is initiating the annexation of an approximate 80-acre area

located near the City's eastern boundary and within the City's Sphere of Influence

in an unincorporated portion of San Bernardino County generally located east of

California Street, south and west of the Mission Zanja Creek, west of Nevada

Street and north of Barton Road. The project also includes the request to approve

a TTM 19963 to subdivide an approximate 30-acre property within the approximate

80-acre annexation area into 95 single-family residential lots and eight common

lettered lots as a chased development.

2016061041 Anaheim South Recycled Water Project

Anaheim, City of

Anaheim--Orange

MND 07/19/2016

Anaheim South Water Recycling Project to be located in Anaheim, & consists of 3

main components: 1) a metering connection near 2400 E. Orangewood Ave. to

capture recycled water from Orange County Water District's Groundwater

Replenishment System; 2) recycled water pump station with approx. 50,000 gallon

tank at 2400 E. Orangewood Ave. or alternative site of 1050 E. Stanford Ct.; & 3)

approx. 8 miles of recycled water distribution pipelines to be installed in the streets

noted above & as shown on attached map. All work will occur with ROW or on City

owned property. Project lies within the Platinum Triangle & Anaheim Resort Areas.

Project will deliver recycled water for landscaping & chillers & will replace 1,770

acre ft per year.

2016061042 AG Warehouse & Truck Parking, LLC (Conditional Use Permit #15-0038)

Imperial County

El Centro--Imperial

MND 07/19/2016

AG Warehouse & Truck Parking, LLC submitted a request for a CUP application.

2016062047 General Plan Amendment 2016-1B and Rezone #16-04, Cross

Development/Dollar General

Tehama County

--Tehama

MND 07/19/2016

Cross Development/Dollar General is proposing a general plan amendment and

rezone at 9826 Highway 99W. The applicant has proposed to change the general

plan from urban to general commercial and rezone the parcel from RE-MH-B: 10;

One-family residence-special animal raising combining-special mobile home

combining-special building site combining (min lot size 86,000 sf) district to

C-4-S-P; Local convenience center commercial special highway frontage

combining-special parking combining district. The project site is located

approximately 800 ft south of the 3rd Street/highway 99W intersection on the east

side of Highway 99E on approximately three acres (APN: 037-184-02).

2016062050 Calabazas Creek Open Space Preserve Project

Sonoma County

Sonoma--Sonoma

MND 08/05/2016

Note: Extended Review per lead

The Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District owns the

1,285 acre Calabazas Creek Open Space Preserve located in southeastern

Sonoma County. In order to manage, enhance, and protect the resources within

the Preserve, the District proposes to adopt and implement the Calabazas Creek

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Open Space Preserve Resource Management Plan. The Resource Management

Plan includes a variety of short term, medium term, and long term management

activities that would be implemented by the District to protect and enhance the

resources on the Preserve. The proposed project is the adoption and

implementation of the Resource Management Plan.

2016062049 Stonegate Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map and General Plan

Amendment/Rezone

Chico, City of

Chico--Butte

NOP 07/19/2016

Epick Homes (applicant) proposes to subdivide the project site into a combination

of open space, public right of way, park, single family residential standard lots,

single family residential half-acre lots, multi family residential, and commercial

uses (proposed project). The proposed project consists of the Stonegate

Subdivision Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map and related permits and approvals

necessary for implementation of the proposed subdivision. The Stonegate

subdivision totals approximately 313 acres on four parcels.

2016062048 Highway Bridge Maintenance Project - Multi-County

Caltrans #10

Stockton, Modesto--San Joaquin, Tuolumne, Stanislaus

Neg 07/19/2016

Caltrans is proposing to perform bridge maintenance work on SR 4, 120, and 132

in/near the cities of Stockton, Jamestown, and Modesto within the counties of San

Joaquin, Tuolumne, and Stanislaus. All work will be restricted to within Caltrans

right of way.

2000022028 Tuolumne River Regional Park Master Plan

Modesto, City of

Modesto--Stanislaus

NOD

CDFW has executed Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2015-0146-R4,

pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, the

City of Modesto.

Project includes activities related to the construction of a park along the Tuolumne

River to be used for recreation, observation, and education.

2004071039 Shea / Baker Ranch

Lake Forest, City of

Lake Forest--Orange

NOD

Tentative Tract Map to subdivide 15.4 acres into three lots for multi-family

residential development, 4 lots for private alleys, open space and utility easement

purposes, and one public street; Site Development Permit: to construct 184

attached condominium dwelling units, private alleys, motor-courts, shared

off-street parking spaces and associated site improvements. The SDP includes a

request for an alternative development standards consisting of 24 ft. separation

between buildings separated by ana lley at the second floor, and 28 feet

separation between facing garages, in lieu of a 28 ft. minimum separation between

buildings separated by an alley, and a 30 feet minimum separation between facing

garages.

2004071039 Shea / Baker Ranch


Lake Forest--Orange

NOD

Tentative Tract Map to subdivide 8.67 acres into 85 lots for single-family

residential development, 8 lots for private alleys and open spaces, and one public

street; Site Development Permit: to construct 85 single-family dwelling units, a

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5,107 sq. ft. private park, private alleys with shared parking spaces and associated

site improvements on a portion of Planning Area 1 of the Shea/Baker Ranch Area

Plan (Area Plan 2-11-1732). The project includes three different floor plans, three

different architecture styles and nine color schemes. Each unit will include a

two-car garage and there are 56 off-alley shared parking stalls and 54 on-street

parking spaces available.

The Site Development Permit and Tentative Tract Map was evaluated in and

contemplated by the SEIR that was prepared for the Shea/Baker Ranch project

and certified by the City of Lake Forest City Council on May 15, 2012. The

Shea/Baker Ranch certified SEIR was not challenged within the time period

prescribed in subdivision (c) of Public Resources Code section 21167 and thus the

SEIR is presumed valid in accordance with Public Resources Code section

21167.2. The proposed Site Development Permit is consistent with scope of the

approved Area Plan and Tentative Tract Map 16466. Therefore, the certified SEIR

serves as the environmental documentation for the project and the project is in

compliance wiht the requirements of CEQA.

2005062005 Tuolumne River Regional Park Gateway Precise Plan

Modesto, City of

Modesto--Stanislaus

NOD


pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, the

City of Modesto.

Project includes activities related to the construction of a park along the Tuolumne

River to be used for recreation, observation, and education.

2007072023 Modesto Master EIR Update and General Plan Amendment

Modesto, City of

Modesto--Stanislaus

NOD

Development of a new single-story 55,570 sq. ft. 174-bed short term

skilled-nursing/rehabilitation facility, property located west of Kaiser Modesto

Medical Center, west of Dale Road; and a minor administrative amendment to the

Circulation Plan of the Kiernan Business Park Specific Plan to allow for the

realignment of Healthcare Way west of Dale Road, shown to be curved towards

the southwest, to be realigned directly east west.

2008091149 Riverwalk Marketplace Phase II

Porterville, City of

Porterville--Tulare

NOD

The project includes approval of CUP 2016-016-C-PM to amend the Conceptual

Development Plan and approve a Specific Plan for the Viejo Robles Planed

Development, and to allow the development of an approx. 202, 854 sq. ft.

commercial shopping center (Riverwalk Marketplace Phase II) on a 21.8+/- acre

site within the Viejo Robles Planned Development, to approve Tentative Parcel

Map 2016-016-C-PM and to permit the off-site sale of alcohol within the grocery

store.

2012022002 Barron Creek Channel Flood Control and Realignment Project



NOD

Restoration of a segment of Barron Creek including restoring the creek channel

with geomorphic characteristics similar to other creeks in the area, increasing the

capacity to accommodate 100 year flood flows, stabilization of culvert inlets and

outfalls, and removal and replacement of vegetation with a native plant palette.

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2012061046 Alberhill Villages Specific Plan (SP 2010-02)

Lake Elsinore, City of

Lake Elsinore--Riverside

NOD

The approx. 1,375 acre Alberhill Villages Specific Plan No. 2010-02 will provide

8,024 residential units, distributed over a wide variety of unit types and sizes. The

plan also includes a University Town Center with 1,335,800 sq. ft. of

retail/community space, and medical/office development. Additional mixed use

areas will include 974,500 sq. ft. of retail and service uses. Approx. 63.1 acres are

designated for a university or similar education institutional use which could

accommodate 6000 students and 1,500,000 sq. ft. of indoor facilities. Regional

and community amenities include an elementary school, places of religious

assembly, over 199 acres of natural or enhanced open space with multi-use trails,

a 36.8-acre lakeside park with two lakes totaling 39.6 acres, recreational lake

facilities, as well as a 45.9 acre sports park. The GPA proposes that the project

site's land use designation be changed to "Alberhill Villages Specific Plan." The

GPA also proposes changes to the General Plan's Circulation Element within the

approx. 1,375-acre project site generally located south of I-15 and west of Lake

Street. The Zone Change proposes to change the Project's site's zoning from a

mix of zoning designations, including Residential Mixed-Use, Hillside

Single-Family Residential, Rural Mountainous Residential, Medium Density

Residential, High Density Residential, Open Space, Recreation, Public

Institutional, General Commercial and Commercial Mixed-Use, to "Alberhill

Villages Specific Plan."

2012061063 Portola Center Project


Lake Forest--Orange

NOD

Site Development Permit 10-15-4843 for the development of 58 multi-family

housing units (including 57 senior affordable units and 1 market-rate caretaker's

unit), 10,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, and site improvements.

The project was evaluated in contemplated by the Subsequent EIR that was

prepared for the Portola Center project (SCH#2012061063) and certified by the

City of Lake Forest City Council on Nov. 5, 2013. The Portola Center certified

SEIR was not challenged within the time period prescribed in subdivision (c) of

Public Resources Code section 21167 and thus the SEIR is presumed valid in

accordance with Public Resources Code section 21167.2. The proposed project is

consistent with scope of the approved Area Plan and Tentative Tract Map 17300.

Therefore, the certified SEIR serves as the environmental documentation for the

project and the project is in compliance with the requirements of CEQA.

2013102057 Amoruso Ranch Specific Plan

Roseville, City of

Roseville--Placer

NOD

The proposed project is the implementation of the Amoruso Ranch Specific Plan

encompassing approx. 694 acres with a mixture of land uses including 2,827

dwelling units, 51 acres of Community Commercial, 22 acres of Parks and

Recreation, 17 acres of Public/Quasi Public, 135 acres of Open Space, and 10

acres of Paseos. The proposed Specific Plan addresses aspects of land use,

housing, circulation, resource management, infrastructure, public utilities and

services, implementation, and design characteristics. The project includes: 1) an

Annexation and Sphere of Influence Amendment (ANN & SOI) to incorporate the

project site into the City of Roseville; 2) a General Plan Amendment (GPA) to

update the General Plan consistent with the proposed project and to amend the

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horizon year from 2025 to 2035, 3) a Specific Plan (SP) to establish residential,

commercial, parks, open space, and public land use designations; 4) a Zoning

Map Amendment (ZO) to pre-zone the land; 5) Two Development Agreements

between the City and Brookfield Residential (Applicant) and Amoruso Family Trust

(Landowner) to vest entitlements and outline Developer and City obligations; and

6) a Final EIR.

2014011035 Section 24 Specific Plan

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians

Rancho Mirage--Riverside

NOD

The City of Rancho Mirage is proposing to annex approx. 320 acres of land (the

"Annexation Area") located within the reservation of the Agua Caliente Band of

Cahuilla Indians (the "Tribe") and the City's Sphere of Influence. The Annexation

Area has already been approved by the Tribe for development of an age-restricted

(55+) residential community of up to 1,200 residential dwelling units (the "Active

Adult Project") as part of the Tribe's Section 24 Specific Plan. The Tribe prepared

and approved the Section 24 Specific Plan. The Tribe prepared and approved the

Section 24 Specific Plan to guide the development of 576 acres of Tribal

Reservation land bounded by Ramon Road on the north, Bob Hope Drive on the

east, Dinah Shore Drive on the south, and Los Alamos Road on the west. The

property the City is proposing to annex consists of only the Active Adult Project

located on the 320 acre portion of Section 24, adjacent to Dinah Shore Drive and

Los Alamos Road, and defined as Planning Area 8 in the Section 24 Specific Plan.

The various discretionary actions associated with this proposed annexation

include the consideration and requested approval of the following: (1) First

Amended and Restated Agreement for Section 24 Entitlement Processing; (2)

Pre-Annexation and Development Agreement; (3) Tribe-Approved Section 24

Specific Plan; (4) Tribe-approved Tentative Tract Map; (5) applicable General Plan

Text and Map Amendments; (6) applicable Title 17 Zoning Text and Map

Amendments; (7) Preliminary Development Plan; (8) Sign Program; and (9) other

development approvals consistent with the above, along with various ministerial

plans and permits which include but are not limited to related grading plans and

permits.

2015082022 Tesla Road Winery

Alameda County

Livermore--Alameda

NOD

Construction and operation of a winery to include winery related events, including

a cafe and event center for weddings and corporate events. Winery will function

with regular tasting activities. Entire facility including parking and access driveway

off Tesla Road will be constructed within a two acre envelope on the twenty acre

parcel. The remaining 18 acres will be planted in grape vineyards.

2015102054 Camp Sweeney Replacement Project

Alameda County

San Leandro--Alameda

NOD

The project would replace the existing Camp Sweeney facilities with a new

7-building designed to accommodate 120 adjudicated youth on a vacant 10-acre

site within Alameda County's Farimont Campus. Buildings include an

Administration building, Girls Dormitory, (2) Boys Dormitories, Special

Programming Building, Food Services and Gymnasium and a Programs Building.

Parking areas for staff, visitors and deliveries would be provided and the site

fenced for security. When the new campus is complete and occupied the existing

Camp buildings will be demolished and its site restored to its former natural

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condition.

2015121014 Inyo County Eastern California Museum

Inyo County

--Inyo

NOD

The Proposed Engine House will be a 40'wide x 75' long structure. The structure

will be used to store, maintain, display, and operate Engine 18 and other railroad

artifacts. Approx. 130 lineal feet of usable track will be laid inside the Engine

House with approx. 1,000 lineal feet of exterior track. Interior improvements: may

include a concrete slab, may include work bench and other equipment for

maintenance and restoration work, may include bathroom facilities, may include

break/meeting room, two track lines, electrical outlets/lighting, etc. Part of the new

exterior tracks will be placed in areas designated Open Space & Recreation and

zoned Open Spaces. The portion of the Eastern CA Museum that is zoned and

designated Open Space will be rezoned to Public and re-designated.

2016021103 North Campus Open Space Restoration Project

University of California, Santa Barbara

Goleta--Santa Barbara

NOD

The State Coastal Conservancy provided a grant of up to $1,672,463 in grant

funds awarded to the Conservancy by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service from the

National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program, to the University of CA,

Santa Barbara, for restoration of upper Devereux Slough. The Project will restore

up to 136 acres of tidal and freshwater wetlands and connected uplands in the

slough for the purpose of providing and enhancing existing fish and wildlife habitat

and open space.

2016022058 CSA 5 Erosion Control Project

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

NOD

The Project proposes to construct, maintain, and improve storm water facilities

and implement erosion control practices for the County Service Area #5 Erosion

Control Project as identified by the Lake Tahoe Environmental Improvement

Program.

2016031059 ENV15-0008 and PHG15-0018 (Wastewater Collection Yard - HARRF)

Escondido, City of

Escondido--San Diego

NOD

The project involves a CUP for the development of approx. 1.8 acres of a large

15.4 acre site (APN 235-051-05) for the construction of a new wastewater

collections yard at the City of Escondido's existing Hale Ave. Resource Recovery

Facility. The proposed new facilities will consist of three separate pre-fabricated

metal buildings (5,670 SF, 3,735 SF and 5,470 SF). The buildings would be used

for maintenance of HARRF equipment and vehicles, equipment storage and

warehouse purposes. Covered and uncovered outdoor storage areas also would

be provided. Up 33 new parking spaces would be provided and employees

working at the new facility either would use the new parking spaces or the existing

parking areas at the adjacent HARRF facility to the north. Access to the site would

be provided from the existing driveway access from Citracado Parkway on the

south, or from the existing driveways from Hale Avenue through the HARRF

facility. The site would be secured with the existing fencing along Citracado

Parkway and a new security gate would be installed along the access drive near

the Citracado Parkway entrance.

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2016051005 Wasco Elementary School Project

Wasco Union Elementary School

Wasco--Kern

NOD

The proposed project would include the development of a 750 student ES, as well

as a 50 student alternative school. Physical changes to the site would include the

construction of multiple classrooms, administrative buildings, three parking areas,

hardcourts, and turf playgrounds. The northwest corner of the site is within Zone C

of the Kern County Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, in which school uses are

not permitted. Therefore, development would not occur in this portion of the project

site. Implementation of the proposed project would require authorization for the

District staff to request final California Department of Education school site

approval.

2016068272 Recycled Water Pipeline for the Chino Institute for Men

Inland Empire Utilities Agency

Chino--San Bernardino

NOE

The purpose of the proposed action is to install a new pipeline to deliver recycled

water to the Chino Institute for Men. This pipeline may vary between 1,700 and

3,000 lineal feet.

2016068273 Temporary Emergency Permit for Treatment of Hazardous Waste, Vinquiry, INC

(EPA ID# CAL000281359)


--Sonoma

NOE

The California Department of Toxic Substances control (DTSC), pursuant to

authority granted under Chapter 6.5, Cal. Code Regs., Tit. 22, section 66270.61, is

considering the issuance of an Emergency Permit for Vinquiry, Inc., to treat

reactive and/or ignitable hazardous wastes by chemical stabilization.

2016068274 Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Field Office Replacement

Motor Vehicles, Department of

Inglewood--Los Angeles

NOE

The existing 20,824 gross square feet DMV field office would be replaced on site

with a new 15,688 gross square feet field office. The location of the new field office

building would be similar to the existing field office building. The new smaller field

office would be designed to reduce energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions.

The project would be a zero net energy pilot project and would target obtaining

leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, New construction (LEED-NC)

silver rating in support of Zero net energy implementation at the facility. The new

surface parking lot would remain in approximately the same location as the

existing surface parking lot. The ingress/egress locations at the site would be

modified to improve site access. New landscaping of trees and vegetation would

be planted as well as new irrigation system.

2016068276 New Livestock Barn

Monterey County

Monterey--Monterey

NOE

The 7th District Agricultural Association proposes to construct a new livestock barn

near the northeastern boundary of the approximately 22-acre fairgrounds property.

An existing 1,200 square foot horse barn will be demolished to create adequate

space for the new barn. The new construction consists of a 4,500 square foot

metal building on concrete slab. The metal roof will have an eave height of 16 feet

to a ridge height of 20 feet.

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2016068277 Repair AC Failed Pavement - 2K030 / 0416000345

Caltrans #4

Brisbane--San Mateo

NOE

Because of winter storms and heavy truck traffic accelerated deterioration of AC

pavement is causing an unacceptable ride quality. Repair failed Asphalt Concrete

(AC) pavement and restore ride for commuters.

2016068278 Parks Borrego Springs Hangar

Parks and Recreation, Department of

--San Diego

NOE

Lease renewal for state parks rental of an airplane hangar.

2016068279 Los Angeles Mobilitie Small Cell Project

Public Utilities Commission


NOE

Mobilitie installs telecommunications equipment to enhance broadband/wireless

network performance.

2016068280 Crown Castle NextG NG2016-23 Bandini


--Los Angeles

NOE

Crown Castle/NextG installs telecommunications equipment to enhance

broadband/wireless network performance.

2016068281 Minor Revision No. 2 to Use Permit No. U-96-10 of ARINC, Inc. ARINC dba

Rockwell Collins IMS, Attn: Robert Kirk, 2712 Mattlyn Ct., Raleigh

Solano County

Dixon--Solano

NOE

For the removal of six 140' radio towers and installation of six new 135' radio

towers, and the addition of a 12' x 30' equipment shelter of radio equipment, 30 kw

propane emergency generator, and 1000 gallon propane tank.

2016068282 Manganese Sequestration

San Joaquin, City of

San Joaquin--Fresno

NOE

The project consists of preparing a planning study to evaluate feasible alternative

to improve the water supply, storage and distribution system at the City of San

Joaquin.

2016068283 Hale Creek (Bob Stutz) Pathway Extension



NOE

Extension of the bob Stutz pathway from Maria Lane to Magdalena Road

2016068284 Susanville Capital Maintenance Paving

Caltrans #2

Susanville--Lassen

NOE

The project consists of pavement grinding and an asphalt concrete overlay,

reconstruction of metal beam guardrail, improvement of ADA curb ramps, and

replacement of culverts. The purpose of the project is to preserve and extend the

life of the existing pavement and improve ride quality; the need for the project is

due to existing pavement conditions within the project limits.

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2016068285 Hazard Tree Removal

Tahoe Conservancy

--Placer

NOE

This project involves the removal of a 22" White Fir tree near structures. This tree

was uprooted in a recent storm and represents an imminent hazard to public

safety and private structures.

2016068286 Acquisition of One Sensitive Land Parcel

Tahoe Conservancy

--El Dorado

NOE

Purchase of fee interest in one sensitive land parcel as part of the California

Tahoe conservancy's acquisition program.

2016068287 Acquisiton of One Sensitive Land Parcel

Tahoe Conservancy

--Placer

NOE

Purchase of fee interest in one sensitive land parcel as part of the California

Tahoe Conservancy's acquisition program.

2016068288 Shop Retaining Wall and Trailer Parking Pad


--Placer

NOE

Construct a retaining wall, one employee trailer pad an armored drip line at the

Maintenance Shop and former Hillside Campground Areas at Tahoe State

Recreation Area (TSRA) to upgrade the facility and to provide building security.

2016068290 Switzer Stream Crossings, Pond Spillways, and Erosion Control Project (Lake or

Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0075-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE



the Fish and Game Code to Mr. Mark Switzer. The project is limited to six

encroachments that include two stream crossings, remediation of two pond

spillways, water diversion from a pond, and one project to restore headwater

cfhannels damaged by illegal grading (table 1). The majority of project work will be

conducted to control erosion and remediate sites that have been damaged by

unpermitted activities. The two on-stream unlined ponds require redirection and

construction of spillways back to the original channel where the streams once

flowed. The headwater channels buried by illegal grading require the erosion. All

sites require bank stabilization that will be accomplished through a combination of

contouring and revegetation. The two parcels have a total of five ponds, of which

at least one pond will provide water for the parcel for domestic use and irrigation.

2016068291 Minor Precise Plan of Development MPPD-773

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

A Minor Precise Plan of Development (MPPD-773) for a request to allow for

exterior façade and parking lot improvements to an existing commercial center, for

a property located in the CN (Commercial Neighborhood) zone.

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2016068292 Change in Point of Delivery of up to 35,000 Acre-Feet of Tulare Lake Basin Water

Storage District's (TLBWSD) Approved State Water Project (SWP) Water

(SWPAO)


--Kings, Fresno, Merced, Tulare

NOE

Growers in Westland's Water District (WWD) and San Luis Water District (SLWD)

acquired up to 35,000 acre-feet of local project water. The delivery of WWD's sand

SLWD's acquired water will be accomplished through an exchange. DWR will

deliver up to 35,000 acre-feet of TLBWSD's approved SWP water supplies to

WWD's turnouts in Reaches 4 through 6 of the California Aqueduct and to

SLWD's turnouts in Reaches 3 and 4 of the California Aqueduct. In exchange, a

like amount of WWD's and SLWD's acquired local water will be delivered to

TLBWSD for use in its service Area.

2016068293 App. No. 2015-14 - Zone Text Amendment - Medical Marijuana Uses

Dinuba, City of

Dinuba--Tulare

NOE

Proposal to Amend Title 5 (Business Licenses and Regulations) and Title 17

(Zoning) of the Dinuba Municipal Code prohibiting medical marijuana dispensaries,

cooperative, collectives, cultivation (commercial and residential), and delivery

within the City of Dinuba.

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1999091106 Silver Tip Village Resort

Mariposa County

Fish Camp--Mariposa

NOD

For the SilverTip Village Resort Project approved on December 2, 2003, pursuant

to a previously certified EIR, the Mariposa County Board of Supervisors, on June

21, 2016 approved a 30 year agreement with Yosemite Area Regional

Transportation System and Palm Springs Village-309, LLC to locate a bus stop on

a county-owned parcel on Fish Camp Lane as part of the Silvertip Resort Project.

The Board adopted findings pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21166

and Guidelines Section 15162, determining that no subsequent EIR was required

to approve the above referenced agreement to implement the project conditions.

The below numbered determination items describe the CEQA compliance

conducted as part of the original Project approval conducted on December 2,

2003, and the amended project approval conducted on Nov. 9, 2010. The NOD

filed as part of the original approval and the amended approval are attached and

incorporated by this reference. Further prior NODs were filed with the Mariposa

county Clerk and the State Clearinghouse on 5/25/2007, 10/18/2007, 11/19/2010

and 9/24/14.

2002071124 Black Ranch-Planned Development PD 01-025, Conditional Use Permit 01-017

Paso Robles, City of

Paso Robles--San Luis Obispo

NOD

CDFW has executed Streambed Alteration Agreement no. 1600-2015-0181-R4,

pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the Project Applicant,

Entrada de Paso Robles LLC.

The project includes activities related to converting a stock pond to a

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concrete-lined lake, installing a pre-fabricated steel bridge, and installing two

36-inch culverts for the purpose of paving an existing dirt road.

2005041040 Badlands Sanitary Landfill

Riverside County

Moreno Valley--Riverside

NOD

Increasing the operational hours at the Badlands Landfill for commercial

customers by one hour per day, Monday through Friday ("Project"). The hours will

change from 6:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

2007101131 PA07-0016 (TTM 35414), PA07-0017 (Plot Plan), PA07-0018 (General Plan

Amendment) and PA7-0019 (Zone Change)

Moreno Valley, City of

Moreno Valley--Riverside

NOD


pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Oak

Parc Partners, L.P. The Box Springs Road Apartments Project includes the

development of 12 two and three-story apartment buildings, recreational

amenities, parking lots and garages, and internal circulation elements on a

12-acre property.

2015031051 French Valley Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility

Riverside County

--Riverside

NOD

The proposed project involves executing a lease agreement allowing for the

development of a household hazardous waste collection center consisting of a

permanent structure, two chemical storage bins, a 500-gallon above-ground

storage tank for used oil and antifreeze, an office, a restroom, and associated

equipment necessary for the project operation. The facility will accept hazardous

waste from the public, including conditionally exempt small quantity generators

(CESQG). Collected waste materials will be stored on-site within secure

containers in compliance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations. The

facility purposes to be open from 8-4 pm daily for the CESQG with the majority of

HHW operations occurring on non-holiday Saturdays.

2015062082 Silva Valley Parkway Class I/II Bike Path/Lane Project

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

NOD

The Central Valley Regional Water Board is issuing a 401 Water Quality

Certification for the subject Project. The Project consists of constructing a

multi-use path adjacent to Silva Valley Parkway and new bike lanes along Silva

Valley Parkway. The Project will permanently impact 0.030 acre/108 linear feet of

waters of the U.S.

2015111053 The City of Costa Mesa Year 2015-2035 General Plan

Costa Mesa, City of

Costa Mesa--Orange

NOD

The 2015-2035 General Plan, as an update to the 2000 General Plan, includes

revisions to nine General Plan elements (Land Use, Circulation, Growth

Management, Conservation, Open Space and Recreation, Noise, Safety,

Community Design, and Historical and Cultural Resources Elements) and will

incorporate the 2013-2021 Housing Elements, which was adopted in 2014.

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2015121079 Villa del Monte Neighborhood Plan

Monterey, City of

Monterey--Monterey

NOD

The project analyzed in this Initial Study is the Villa Del Monte Neighborhood

Improvement Plan (hereinafter Plan). This document identifies projects for

near-term implementation and also contains guidelines to formulate future projects

that will continue to implement the vision and goals for the Villa del Monte (VDM)

neighborhood: beautification identify, traffic calming, safety, and recreation

enhancements. This Initial Study includes review of concept designs for individual

projects identified in the Plan. The Plan groups these projects into seven areas,

and this Initial Study reviews possible environmental impacts from project

components. Implementation of these projects will result in multiple small-scale

construction projects. The timeline for construction will be dependent on available

funding and the City will conduct the appropriate level of CEQA review prior to

taking any action.

2016012014 U.S. 101/Holly Street Pedestrian Overcrossing Project

Caltrans #4

San Carlos--San Mateo

NOD

The City of San Carlos (City), in cooperation with Caltrans proposes to construct a

new Class I pedestrian and bicycle overcrossing (POC) bridge over U.S. 101.

The proposed POC would be constructed approx. 430 feet south of the existing

U.S. 101/Holly STreet interchange, within existing Caltrans right-of-way. The

project area includes the southern portion of the U.S. 101/Holly Street interchange,

including U.S. 101 at Post Mile 8.3. As described further below, the POC would

extend from Industrial Road on the west to Skyway Drive on the east.

2016022073 Chase Drive Bike Trial Connector, Measure 'A' Project

Sacramento County

Rancho Cordova--Sacramento

NOD

The proposed project would construct a trail connection between Chase Drive and

the Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail, through Hagan Community Park in the City of

Rancho Cordova. The trial will be 710 linear feet in length, 12 feet wide, Class 1

bike trail with 3 foot decomposed granite shoulders on both sides. The trail will be

paved with a combination of pervious and asphalt paving. The trail will begin from

the Chase Drive terminus at Hagan Community Park, preceding westerly, to

intersect the existing American River Bike Trail (ARBT) at approx. mile 15.5. The

trail will also connect to an existing asphalt concrete path trial stub heading south

into Hagan Community Park.

2016032084 Sacramento Valley Station Area Improvements Project

Sacramento Regional Transit District


NOD

A key objective of the project is to extend Green Line service to the SVS, which

would be accomplished by installation of a new "loop" track and station in the SVS

area. The project includes a 0.5 mile long light rail loop track, a new SVS Light Rail

Station replacing the existing Gold Line service terminus, a bus charging station at

existing RT bus berths on H Street, and a new Railyards Station on North 7th

Street.

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2016041027 Corona Landfill Southeast Drainage Channel Improvement Project

Riverside County

Corona--Riverside

NOD

The proposed project involves erosion control improvements to the existing

Southeast Drainage Channel (SE Channel) at the inactive Corona Landfill. The

project will repair and improve landfill slope armoring and increase the capacity of

the existing drainage channel.

2016042028 Wallace Weir Fish Rescue Facility Project

Reclamation District 108

Woodland--Yolo

NOD

The Central Valley Regional Water Board is issuing a401 Water Quality

Certification for the subject Project. The project consists of: 1) constructing a

permanent weir; 2) constructing an armored earthen berm; 3) constructing a fish

barrier and collection facility downstream of Wallace Weir; and 4) removing

Wallace Weir. The project will permanently impact 1.779 acres/2,642 linear feet

and/or temporarily impact 6.870 acres/1,048 linear feet of waters of the U.S.

2016042062 Stonehouse Road at Escuela Drive Intersection Improvement Project

Sacramento County

Rancho Murieta--Sacramento

NOD

Project consists of the following:

Installation of a stop sign at the intersection.

Grade hill to increase line of sight and safety.

Stockpiling of dirt from hill grade onto an adjacent property.

Widening Stonehouse Road.

Relocate roadside ditches to accommodate roadway widening.

Add southbound left-turn pocket at project intersection.

Pave and strip roadway.

Modify residential driveway to conform to County Improvement Standards.

Construction of a temporary access road to allow an adjacent property owner to

have access during project construction.

2016052014 Franklin Boulevard over Lost Slough Bridge Replacement

Sacramento County


NOD

The proposed replacement bridge will include two 12-ft traffic lanes with adjacent

6-ft paved shoulders on both sides. The shoulders will provide space for future

Class II bike lanes, consistent with the Sacramento County Bicycle Master Plan.

The replacement bridge is anticipated to have a total width of 39 ft and will be

horizontally aligned along the existing Franklin Blvd centerline. The total length of

the project is expected to be approximately 2,900 ft, including the 520-ft long

replacement bridge and roadwork (divided almost evenly between the north and

south ends of the bridge) beyond the bridge abutments. The roadwork beyond the

bridge abutments will include reconstructing the bridge approaches and shoulders.

The replacement bridge will be constructed using pre-stressed precast concrete

bridge construction methods. The new bridge structure will be approx. 2two feet

higher than the existing bridge and will consist of a precast slab bridge with ten

spans measuring approx. 520 feet in length. Nine bents containing seven piles

each will support the new bridge and new concrete abutments will be constructed

where the bridge structure meets the top of the banks of the slough. Three new

retaining walls, approx. 150 feet in length each ,will be constructed along the

northwest, northeast and southeast areas of the constructed approaches in order

to allow for approach widening while maintaining the existing County roadway

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limits. Illustrates the footprint of the proposed of the proposed bridge design.

Scour counter measures consisting of approx. 600 cubic yards of rock slope

protection will be placed adjacent to both new abutments in order to avoid

potential scouring during high flow periods. Additionally, the project proposal

includes the installation of bat habitat devices beneath the bridge structure to

accommodate roosting.

2016068294 Kern 14 Bridge Deck Seals

Caltrans #9

--Kern

NOE

The purpose of the proposed project is to extend the life of the existing bridge

decks. The concrete surface is deteriorating and needs maintenance to extend its

life. An application of methacrylate coating will reseal the concrete surface,

ensuring a longer life for the facility.

2016068295 San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District 2016 Plan for the 2008

8-Hour Ozone Standard (2016 Ozone Plan)

San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District

--Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Merced, San Joaquin, ...

NOE

This 2016 Plan for the 2008 8-Hour Ozone Standard 2016 addresses the federal

mandates related to the 2008 8-hour ozone National Ambient Air Quality

Standards (NAAQS) through implementation of regulatory measures. Building on

decades of developing and implementing effective air pollution control strategies,

this Plan demonstrates that San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District

regulatory measures meet and exceed federal clean air act requirements, includes

additional commitments for potential further reductions in emissions, and ensures

expeditious attainment of the 8-hour ozone standard.

2016068296 Tentative Parcel Map T16-020

Tuolumne County

--Tuolumne

NOE

Tentative Parcel Map T16-020 to merge two lots, which total 3.02± acres. The

project site is zoned Re-1:MX (Residential estate, One Acre Minimum:

Mobilehome Exclusion combining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County

Ordinance Code.

2016068297 Conditional Use Permit CUP16-006

Tuolumne County

--Tuolumne

NOE

Conditional Use Permit CUP16-006 to allow operation of an indoor dog kennel as

a daycare and overnight boarding facility for up to fifteen dogs within an existing

building. The subject property is a 0.6± acre parcel zoned BP (Business Park)

under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.

2016068298 Conditional Use Permit CUPH16-005

Tuolumne County

--Tuolumne

NOE

Conditional Use Permit CUPH16-005 to allow the installation of an 868 square foot

single-wide manufactured home on a concrete perimeter foundation. The project

site is a 4,500± square foot parcel zoned R-1:D:H:MX:AIR (Single-Family

Residential:Design Review Combining: Historic Combining:Mobilehome Exclusion

Combining:Airport combining) under title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance

Code.

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2016068299 Conditional Use PErmit CUP16-008 and Variance VAR16-003

Tuolumne County

--Tuolumne

NOE

Conditional Use Permit CUP16-008 to recognize the public utility uses of the Cold

Springs Water Company on a 0.54± acre portion of the site (assessor's parcel

Nos. 23-312-34,23-312-35), including a well, well house, pumps, pump house,

pipelines and accessory infrastructure.

2016068301 Madera 99 Pavement Rehabilitation Project EA 06-0V430

Caltrans #6

Madera--Madera

NOE

To remove and replace failed pavement on State Route 99 in Madera County,

from 7.3 miles north of the Madera/Fresno County Line to 2.6 miles south of the

State Route 99/145 Junction and at the Califa Overhead Bridge (#14-0014L).

Work includes removal and replacement of failed AC pavement and bridge joint

headers.

2016068302 Capital Prevention Maintenance Project -Overlay Lanes and Shoulders, Salinas

CAPM

Caltrans #6

Salinas--Monterey

NOE

The purpose is to improve the ride quality sand extend the service life of the

existing pavement.

2016068303 Repair 6 Bridge Decks and Approaches - 2K050 / 0416000352

Caltrans #4

--Contra Costa

NOE

Repair 6 bridge decks in Richmond and Pinole, from Central Ave to Barrett Ave

and at Pinole Valley Road. This project will make the transportation corridor safer.

2016068304 California Correctional Health Care Services Regional Expansion

California Correctional Health Care Services

--San Bernardino

NOE





2016068305 California Correctional Health Care SErvices

California Correctional Health Care Services

--Sacramento

NOE





2016068306 New Lease for Office Space (DGS Project 140647)

Food and Agriculture, Department of

Fresno--Fresno

NOE

The Department of Food and Agriculture proposes to obtain a new lease for

approximately 2000 square feet of office space for Inspection Services Division.

Inspection and Compliance Branch and Feed, Fertilizer and Livestock Drugs

Regulatory Services Branch wills hare this space.

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2015021009 Airport Metro Connector

Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

Los Angeles, City of, Inglewood--Los Angeles

EIR 08/05/2016

The proposed project includes a new multi modal transportation center to connect

the Los Angeles international Airport to the regional bus and rail transit system

with a light rail platforms, bus hub, pedestrian and bicycle amenities on parcels

4128-001-008, -004, -005, and -802. Proposed project components include: Three

at grade LRT platforms to be served by the Crenshaw/LAX Line and an extension

of the Metro Green Line; Bus plaza and terminal facility for Metro and municipal

bus operators; Bicycle Hub with secured parking for up to 150 bicycles; Pedestrian

plazas; passenger vehicle pick up and drop off area; and metro transit

center/terminal building that connects passengers between the various modes of

transportation.

2015081079 San Jacinto Campus Master Plan

Mt. San Jacinto College DIstrict

San Jacinto--Riverside

EIR 08/05/2016

The San Jacinto Campus Master Plan Project involves demolition of existing

buildings and uses on campus, and the construction and eventual operation of

new buildings and campus facilities. The project would also involve improvements

to the circulation network within the campus to include realigning main vehicular

pathways and improving bicycle and pedestrian connections throughout campus,

and enhancements to the open space network. Prominent building characteristics

include the demolition of approximately 207,180 gross sf of existing buildings and

facilities and the construction of approximately 594,614 gsf, which is a net

increase of approximately 387,434 gsf campus wide.

2016061045 IS 7062 and CUP 3521 (City of Sanger)

Fresno County

Sanger--Fresno

MND 07/21/2016

Allow a moderate intensity park on four parcels with a total of 58 acres in the

AL-20 (Limited Ag, 20 acre min parcel size) and O (open space) zone districts.

2016061047 Spectrum III and IV

San Diego, City of


MND 07/21/2016

CDP and SDP to amend CDP/Hillside Review Permit No. 96-7939 and a VTM is

being requested to modernize and expand the two existing research and

development buildings. The project would include demolition of the existing 79,759

sf building located at 3115 Merryfield Row and the existing 76,894 sf building

located at 3215 Merryfield Row. The project is also requesting a multi-habitat

planning area boundary line correction to correct the MHPA boundary where legal

grading and construction of surface parking occurred prior to the implementation

of the City's multiple species conservation plan. In addition, the project would

achieve a leadership in energy and environmental design silver certification in

conformance with Council policy 900-14.

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2016062051 Woodward Parcel Map

Modoc County

Alturas--Modoc

MND 07/21/2016

Mary Woodward is requesting a Parcel Map and Rezone of a 28.42 acre parcel

(APN #002-510-68). The Parcel Map (project #2015-09) will result in four parcels

consisting of 5.35, 5.22, 5.13 and 12.72 acres. The purpose of the proposed land

division is to create separate parcels for individual family members. The

accompanying rezone is will change the zoning from unclassified to agricultural

general and include an additional adjacent 5.46 acre parcel under the same

ownership (AP #022-510-69). Dorris Reservoir is located directly to the east and

portions of the property are covered by water (approximately 8.7 acres affecting

resulting parcels 1,2 and 4). The project is located 2 and 1/2 miles southeast of

Alturas on County Rd 57.

2016062052 Humboldt Oaks Apartments (ANX 15-05, AR 15-35, UP 15-18)

Chico, City of

Chico--Butte

MND 07/21/2016

AP Nos. 002-050-061, 002-050-060, 002-050-036, 002-050-021, 002-050-054,

002-050-213 and 002-050-214 - a request to initiate annexation proceedings for

eight unincorporated parcels comprising 12 acres, located between Humboldt

Road and SR 32, just west of El Monte Avenue. Currently located in the

unincorporated territory of the County of Butte, the site is designated by the Butte

County General Plan and zoned High Density Residential, which permits 14-20

dwelling du/ac. The site is pre-zoned CC and pre-designated Commercial mixed

use by the City of Chico. Development as a result of the annexation is anticipated

to include construction of a 40 unit apartment complex (Humboldt Oaks

Apartment), on 2.2 acres located at 2160 Humboldt Road, resulting in a gross

density of 17.5 units per acre.

2016061043 Green Line Mixed use Specific Plan

Hawthorne, City of

Hawthorne--Los Angeles

NOP 07/21/2016

The Green Line Mixed Use Specific Plan provides for development of 2.53-acre

plan area with a transit-oriented mixed use neighborhood that provides needed

housing opportunities and amenities for professional employees, especially

employees in high tech companies that are located in Hawthorne. To do so, the

specific plan establishes framework and standards for development within the plan

area, including land uses, building and site design, transportation, infrastructure,

and streetscape strategies that accommodate up to 305 high quality multi-family

residential units and 11,020 square feet of supporting small restaurant, retail, and

other commercial uses within the plant area.

2016061044 <01-16> Highway 46 Warehouse EIR by Highway 58, LLC

Kern County

--Kern

NOP 07/21/2016

The project includes a report for land use entitlements necessary to facilitate the

future construction and operation of a warehouse distribution facility at the project

site. Implementation of the project as proposed would require: a) an Amendment

to the Lost Hills Specific Plan of approximately 112 acres from the existing

Agricultural land use designation to an Industrial designation; b) a change in

approximately 112 acres form the existing Kern County Zone Classification A

(Exclusive Agriculture) to M-1 (Light Industrial) with a PD (Precise Development

Plan Combining) District; and C) processing of a Precise Development Plan for the

approximately 112 acre site. The proposed project would encompass

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approximately 112 acres of land owned by the project proponent. Water for the

project is proposed to be provided by the Lost Hills Water Storage District. The

entire site would eventually be developed with two logistics facility buildings,

including office space and associated parking areas, driveways, detention ponds,

and landscaping, resulting in the disturbance of all 112 acers. The warehouse

distribution center is expected to be developed in the future by a different property

owner that eventually purchases the property from the project proponent.

2016062053 Middle Plaza at 500 El Camino Real Project

Menlo Park, City of

Menlo Park--San Mateo

NOP 07/21/2016

Stanford University (Project sponsor) is proposing to redevelop six parcels of land

along the east side of El Camino Real into a mixed-use development. The Caltrain

right-of-way is located to the east of the Project Site. The Project would demolish

the existing structures and construct up to 459,013 square feet of mixed uses at

the Project Site. The publicly accessible plaza at the Project site would be

approximately 120 feet wide and approximately 0.5 acre in size. The six new

buildings would include approximately 305,000 sf of residential space (215

housing units); 144,000 sf of non-medical office space; and 10,000 sf of ground

floor retail/restaurant space. The Project would provide approximately 1,005

parking spaces through underground parking garages and surface parking,

although reduced parking may be considered through a shared parking study.

2016061046 ENV15-0017 and PHG15-0042 (Victory Industrial Park)

Escondido, City of

Escondido--San Diego

Neg 07/21/2016

A proposed master and precise development plan for the development of 91,000

sf of light industrial uses in two buildings on approximately 5.24 acres (4.87 acres

on site and 0.37 acre off site). Building 1 would be a one story building with a

51,400 sf ground floor and a 4,000 sf mezzanine for a total of 55,500 sf. Building 2

would be a one story building with a 32,900 sf ground floor and a 2,600 sf

mezzanine for a total of 35,500 sf. The project also would include 184 surface

parking spaces, landscaping, infrastructure and storm water drainage

improvements. A rezone will be required to change the zoning from existing single

family residential to planned development industrial to be consistent with the

general plan land use designation of light industrial. A 20 ft wide Rincon Del Diablo

Municipal Water District easement (approximately 0.37 acre off site area) along

the western boundary is part of an adjacent industrial development and is

proposed to be incorporated into the project site. A boundary adjustment would be

required to modify the project boundaries. Off site grading and street

improvements also are proposed.

1991113070 Unimin Sand Quarry

Contra Costa County

MARTINEZ--CONTRA COSTA

NOD

The Central Valley Regional Water Board is issuing a 401 Water Quality

Certification for the subject Project. The Project consists of constructing an

at-grade concrete ford crossing on an existing unpaved ranch road crossing Frisk

Creek, which is an intermittent stream. A portion of the stream bed will be

excavated, then backfilled with clean gravel and overlayed with concrete. The

concrete ford will be 20 feet wide and 55 feet long. Two high density polyethylene

pipes will be installed beneath the ford to protect an 18 inch diameter water and a

12 inch mined sand slurry pipeline.

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2002021132 Montecito Ranch Major Subdivision (417 Lots), Historic Park Site, Local Park, and

Charter High School Site; SP01-001/GPA04-013/R04-022/TM

5250/P04-045/STP08-019

San Diego County

--San Diego

NOD

The project consists of 417 single family homes on a 347 acre site. The Project

includes public facilities, infrastructure improvements (water, sewer, and street

improvements), a public park, multiuse recreational trails, and dedicated open

space. The Project is divided into two phases. Phase I will include 244 single

family residences within five neighborhoods and Phase II will include 173

residences in three neighborhoods.

2008072054 Pleasant Hills Ranch Estates Drinking Water Treatment Plant

Solano Irrigation District

Vacaville--Solano

NOD

SWRCB is a responsible agency for this project. The SWRCB's Safe Drinking

Water Proposition 50 Program is providing state funds for the project. The Solano

Irrigation District proposes to install an operate a Pall Aria Mobile PAM C40 water

treatment system. The Mobile Treatment System is a complete, automated Pall

Aria microfiltration membrane system contained within a 40 foot long, 9 foot 6 inch

tall high cube cargo container. The Mobile Treatment System will provide treated

water to Pleasant Hills Ranch Estates and one contiguous parcel to the treatment

plant site as stipulated as part of the project site acquisition and purchase

agreement.

2010041059 Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission


NOD

To demolish existing Sports Arena and the new construction of an approx.

22,000-seat MLS stadium and associated amenities, including 53,910 sf ancillary

facilities uses (conference, retail and restaurant (food hall/marketplace) uses).

2011091024 Foothill Retarding Basins Operation and Maintenance Manual (IP No. 11-007)

Orange County Flood Control District

Irvine, Tustin, Unincorporated--Orange

NOD

CDFW has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

160-2012-0014-R5, pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the

project Applicant, Orange County Public Works.

The project consists of maintenance of Agua Chinon and Peters Canyon

Retarding Basins. Maintenance activities include sediment removal, embankment

maintenance, maintenance of structures, and vegetation management. The

project will permanently impact 0.35 acres of riparian vegetation. The project will

mitigate project impacts through the restoration of 1.0 acre of riparian vegetation.

2012102021 Avila & Sons Washington Road Warehouse

Stanislaus County

Turlock--Stanislaus

NOD

Request to construct an 180,000 sq. ft. warehouse and associated facilities for the

receiving, storing, packing, and shipping of agricultural produce on 61.7 acres.

This project includes certification of a Final EIR.

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2012102047 West Oakland Specific Plan

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

NOD

The granted approvals include Regular Design Review for new construction of 128

new townhouse-style condominium units (110 residential and 18-live work) at a

4.32-acre identified as Opportunity Site 8 within the Mandela/West Grand

Opportunity Area of the West Oakland Specific Plan, Vesting Tentative Parcel Map

for a one lot subdivision for condominium purposes, and an updated CEQA

analyses for the project. The Project relies on the previously certified Final EIR for

the West Oakland Specific Plan.

2014032040 2035 General Plan

Albany, City of

Albany--Alameda

NOD

The existing City of Albany General Plan was adopted in 1992, and does not

address several issues of importance to City residents, such as climate change

and sustainability. It is based on data that is more than 20 years old and does not

reflect many recently adopted plans and programs. The City of Albany 2035

General Plan will include an updated vision, with goals, policies and actions that

anticipate the 2035 build-out, and which also reflect the needs and preferences of

the community while ensuring compliance with State law. Information related to

the General Plan can be found at www.albany2035.org.

2015072047 Fox Hollow

Santa Rosa, City of

Santa Rosa--Sonoma

NOD

The project is limited to construction of two stormwater outfalls below the top of

bank and removal of trees. The stormwater outfall project involves the installation

of a 15 inch and 36 inch corrugated metal pipe placed approx. 190 feet apart,

installation of angular rock of an average diameter of four inches at the outlet of

the pipes, and removal of 19 oak trees consisting of primarily coast live oak

located at 1615 Fulton Road. The CDFW is executing a Lake and Streambed

Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0025-R3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the

Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Charity Wagner/CV Santa Rosa,

LLC.

2015102087 Water Treatment Plant Replacement - 2015

Donner Summit Public Utility District

--Nevada

NOD

SWRCB is a responsible agency for this project. The SWRCB's Safe Drinking

Water State Revolving Fund Program is providing funds for the project. Donner

Summit PUD proposes to improve their current water treatment plant by expanding

the current treatment plant building, constructing new filters, improving the existing

clearwell, remove cross connections, and improve other appurtenances as

electrical controls and instrumentation.

2015112047 Summit K2 Charter School Operational Expansion Project

El Cerrito, City of

El Cerrito--Contra Costa

NOD

Summit K2 Charter School is located on a 4-acre site at 1800 Elm Street in El

Cerrito. The site of the proposed Project is the former site of Windrush School, a

private school that operated under a series of use permits and amendments since

1987, the most recent of which were approved in 2007, including a master plan

that was analyzed in the Windrush School Master Plan Initial Study/Mitigated

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Negative Declaration. The Project involves proposed amendments to the existing

use permits that would allow for:

1) operation to include grades 9 through 12 in addition to grades 7 and 8.

2) an increase in the enrollment limit during the normal school year to 630

students (an increase of 283 students over the 2007 Windrush approvals and 390

students over the existing enrollment).

3) extension of the normal school day operating hours by a half hour from 8:00

a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and

4) an increase in the enrollment limit during the school's summer session by 140

students from 175 students to 315 students.

The school does not propose to change the existing schedule or school activities

as a part of this project though retains flexibility to do so as allowed under their use

permit. No changes to any of the buildings or site conditions are proposed or

required to accommodate the proposed expansion of the school program or

increase in student enrollment.

2016012043 Bryant-Habert/Walt Ecological Restoration Project

Santa Cruz County

Watsonville--Santa Cruz

NOD

THe purpose of the project is to create and enhance approx. 20 acres of seasonal

wetland and upland habitat distributed across two parcels that were formerly used

for agriculture. The project will enhance habitat conditions favorable to wetland

and riparian dependent species and will restore adjacent upland habitats. The

project is limited to development of four "depression complexes" within the

watercourse of Watsonville Slough that would each be graded to contain multiple

small depressions of variable size, shape and depth. The CDFW is executing a

Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement no. 1600-2015-0083-R3 pursuant to

section of 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Bryan Largay,

Land Trust of Santa Cruz County.

2016012055 Site Cleanup Requirements for Phillips 66 Company Line 200 Release

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 (San Francisco Bay), Oakland

Concord--Contra Costa

NOD



project Applicant, Phillips 66 as represented by Edward Ralston.

The project is limited to the demolition of an existing residence at 330 Holly Drive

in Concord, the grading and excavation of 13,075 sq. ft. of soil and the

reconstruction of a previously existing swale that is approx. 3,065 sq. ft.

2016022010 Capell Creek Bridge Replacement Project

Caltrans #4

--Napa

NOD

Project proposes to replace the existing structural deficient Capell Creek Bridge

(Bridge #21-0078), and to install horizontal drains in the vicinity of the bridge. The

existing bridge will be demolished and the new bridge structure will be constructed

at the same location as the existing bridge. The SR 128 bridge approaches will be

widened to conform.

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2016051059 Groundwater Recharge Basin Project

Lower Tule River Irrigation District

Tulare--Tulare

NOD

The proposed project is the construction of new groundwater recharge basins for

periodic release of water through the LTRID canals. The project is being proposed

to better serve water users within the Lower Tule River Irrigation District.

2016052037 Sodhani Winery Use Permit #P14-00402-UP & Viewshed Permit

#P16-00111-VIEW

Napa County

St. Helena--Napa

NOD

Construction of a new 12,000 gallon per year winery and associated winery

structure (cut and cover cave), totaling 7,150 sf in area to include: 6,696 sf

production area (fermentation room, barrel storage, wine storage,

storage/mechanical area, restroom, lab, refuse, and outdoor area); 454 sf of

accessory use area (office, break room, and entry area); with a max building

height of approximately 35 ft above natural grade and 23 ft above the grade of the

receiving area. 2) Hours of operation: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM (production hours,

except during harvest), seven days a week; 3) Employment of: two employees

(two full time with one residing on-site) non harvest; two additional employees (two

part time) during harvest, for a total maximum of four employees; 4) Employee

hours: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, one (1) shift; 5) Construction of four parking spaces

(three) standard spaces and one ADA space); 6) installation of landscaping; 7)

Construction of a new 20-foot wide driveway from proposed winery to State Hwy

29; 8) installation of an in-ground wastewater treatment system; 9) removal of an

existing water tank and construction of six 10,000 gallon water storage tanks, 156

sq. ft. fire pump house, and associated piping; and 10) Disposal of cave spoils

on-site near the eastern property line as shown on the submitted site plan.

2016068307 Phillips 66 Pipeline 200 Repair Site Project (SCH#2014058009)

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Sacramento

--Alameda

NOE

The Phillips 66 Pipeline 200 Repair Site Project consists of reconditioning

approximately 400 linear feet of a gas pipeline at the site 5 location.

2016068308 Reclamation District 38 Annual Routine Levee Maintenance

Fish & Wildlife #3

--San Joaquin

NOE

Repair and maintenance of existing flood control facilities. These activities include

clearing debris and vegetation from water and flood control devices, repair of

water control device, repairing levees and adding rip rap, vegetation control,

removal of encroachments, rodent control, and repairing and shaping levee

crowns.

2016068309 Newtown Road Culvert Replacement (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement

No. 1600-2016-0044-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Nevada

NOE



the Fish and Game Code to County of Nevada.

The project includes with replacement of two existing culverts at one location. The

existing culverts are 24 inch culverts and approximately 30 feet long. The

replacement culverts will be 36 inches in diameter and approximately 47 feet long.

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Concrete headwalls and small rip-rap fields will be installed the inlet and outlet of

the culverts. The headwalls will be approximately 5 feet tall, and 10 feet wide, and

the rip-rap fields will be approximately 4 feet long by 10 feet wide.

2016068310 Tuolumne Culverts Project 0Y840

Caltrans #10

--Tuolumne

NOE

The Department of transportation (Caltrans) proposes to replace and/or repair 5

culverts along SR 120 in Tuolumne County, near Groveland. All work will take

place in Caltrans prescriptive right of way within the Stanislaus National Forest.

The purpose of this project is to prevent culvert failure and extend the service life.

2016068311 Los Banos PCC Repair Project 1F620

Caltrans #10

Los Banos--Merced

NOE

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to repair several

areas of failing Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) on State Route (SR) 152 in

Merced County. The project will utilize State funds only. The project limits are

within Caltrans right of way and no federal permits are required to complete the

project.

2016068312 Kern County Water Agency Exhcange of up to 53,300 Acre-Feet in 2016 and 2017

of its State Water Project Table A Water for Kern-Tulare Water District

Kern County Water Agency

--Tulare, Kern

NOE

The Agency requests to exchange up to 53,300 af in 2016 and 2016 of its SWP

Table A Water for KTWD's CVP water for the purpose of facilitating in-district

delivery of KTWD's CVP water. There is no construction, land use change, or

modification to existing facilities; no new lands will be brought into production as a

result of the requested exchange.

2016068313 Roadside Safety Improvements on Routes 1 and 68

Caltrans #6

--Monterey

NOE

Modify roadside features to reduce maintenance personnel exposure to traffic

while performing their work along Route 1 and 68 in Monterey County. Including

constructing maintenance vehicle pullouts, chain link fencing/gates, pull boxes,

gore signs, metal beam guardrail, access roads with stairs drainage systems.

2016068314 Water Meter Replacement - Green Project

Yuba City

Yuba City--Sutter

NOE

Replacement of Water Meters (non-smart meters,), in the Water distribution

System, at the water service locations with the Automatic Meter Reading

Systems/ Smart meters which are web-based real-time water meters. Benefits -

water conservation, water loss control and energy savings. Beneficiaries: Water

customers.

2016068315 Bridge Rehabilitation

Caltrans #6

Bakersfield--Kern

NOE

Piers 12-15 are in need of immediate scour protection due to the existing and

immediate threat of undermining from any significant flow event at PM 5.61 State

Route 204 in Kern, County, California.

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2016068316 Victoria Golf Course/Former BKK Carson Landfill, Operable Unit-2 for Soil and

Landfill Gas Media


--Los Angeles

NOE

The California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), pursuant to

regulatory authority granted under the California Health and Safety code, Chapter

6.8, sections 25323.1 and 25356.1, is approving the draft remedial action plan for

Operable Unit 2 (OU-2) of the former BKK Carson Landfill, a.k.a. Victoria Golf

Course/Former BKK Carson Landfill. The draft RAP addresses soil and soil gas

media and recommends engineering, monitoring and institutional controls for risk

and hazard management. Implementation of the engineering and institutional

controls is expected to take six months to a year

2016068317 West Sacramento Slab Replacement (03-0G710)

Caltrans #3

West Sacramento--Yolo

NOE

This project will replace individual concrete slab, grind existing asphalt concrete

pavement, upgrade guardrails, replace asphalt concrete dikes, place 0.10'

rubberized hot mixed asphalt (Type G), and replace striping. The project will

perpetuate the roadway surface condition and prolong the service life of the

roadway.

2016068318 Nelson Bug Kill Tree Project

Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

--Placer

NOE

The project consists of cutting and onsite chipping of one acre of dead pine trees

that died due to beetle infestation and drought. The site is a former cattle ranch

that seeded with ponderosa pine 40 to 50 years ago. These young pine trees

eventually became overstocked and competed for space, nutrients and water. The

current beetle infestation and drought caused the total collapse of the young stand

of pine. At minimum, 90%-95% of the trees have died. Approximately 100 trees

would be removed and would occur over a 10 day period. Tree diameters range

from 12 to 22 inches DBH and are 50-80 feet tall. The landscape is gently rolling

high productivity soils that consist of dry land grass pastures in the lower flats and

pine timber with scattered oaks and brush on the slopes. The entire region is

heavily populated and resembles the Wildland Urban interface (WUI). Parcels

range in size from 5-50 acres and contain residential structures. The specific site

where cutting will occur is a flat ground adjacent to steeper slopes to the north and

west.

2016068319 American Valley Hazardous Fuels Reduction


--Plumas

NOE

The project includes mechanical and manual thinning and removal of dense,

hazardous forest fuels in a rural-residential, forestland setting, also known as a

wildland urban interface (WUI) in and throughout Quincy, CA. The project

encompasses 48 residential parcels, totaling 146.8 acres of treatment to reduce

hazardous forest fire fuels. The predominant vegetation composition on the

planned treatment areas is Sierran mixed conifer (SMC), predominantly white fir,

Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, sugar pine, incense-cedar, and California black oak.

All 48 units are located 3,500-3,600 ft. elevation, within the jurisdictional confines

of Quincy, the county seat of Plumas county, and are located on residentially

developed-rural, timbered lots. The American Valley is predominantly surrounded

by heavy timber growth in the northern Sierra Nevada range in Northern California.

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There is a significant wildfire threat to communities located within identified WUI

areas. This project, specifically, targets 0.5-13 acres of treatment units throughout

48 parcels, totaling 146.8 acres of hazardous fuels reduction treatment. The

methods to accomplish the fuels reduction goals vary from mechanical mastication

on 108.4 acres, manual hand thinning, piling, and pile burning on 29.6 acres, and

solely hand thinning and chipping onsite on 8.8 acres. The primary target for

removal will be small diameter trees up to ten inches DBH, surface 10-100 hour

fuels, and brush that can behave as a ladder fuel. Readily accessible units with

slopes under 35% will be mechanically masticated. The more remote and steeper

terrain up to 50% slope, but outside of riparian setbacks will be manually hand-cut,

thinned, and pile burned. The final treatment for units that are readily accessible,

yet steeper than 35%, and located in the residential burn restriction area in East

Quincy will be hand-cut and the materials will be brought to achiiper and the chips

will be broadcasted onsite.

2016068320 San Pablo Clearwell Dam, No. 31-29


--Contra Costa

NOE

The proposed work consists of drilling one 50-foot-deep boring through the dam.

2016068321 Baker Fire Station 4-Acre Acquistion


--Tehama

NOE

CALFIRE seeks to acquire about 4 acres of land which is the location of their

existing Baker Fire Station, Cottonwood, California. The acquisition activity will

transfer ownership interest of land from a private party to the State of California

under the jurisdiction of CAL FIRE. CAL FIRE has not approved any development

or use of the site at this time. Future actions, including development of the

property, will undergo complete environmental review as required by the California

Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

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2016064003 Eagle Mountain Boundary Study including Possible Land Withdrawal

Environmental Assessment

National Park Service

--Riverside

EA 07/22/2016

The National Park Service in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management is

preparing a boundary study/proposed land withdrawal and environmental

assessment for an area within the Eagle Mountains, located in Riverside County,

CA. The study examines the feasibility and impacts of including additional lands in

the Eagle Mountain area, and to develop alternatives for protecting cultural,

natural and scenic resources to the purpose of the national park. A no action and

three action alternatives are analyzed.

2013011001 Restoration of Historic Streetcar Service in Downtown Los Angeles



EIR 08/08/2016

The City of LA is proposing to construct and operate electrically powered streetcar

service via one of four alignment alternatives that are analyzed in the Draft EIR.

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Boarding platforms would be provided on most blocks along the alignment, with

final platform locations to be determined in final design. Streetcar service would

operate seven days a week; round trip running times would be approximately

35-40 minutes. Power to the streetcars would be provided by a series of traction

power substations located along the alignment and delivered by means of

overhead catenary wires supported on trolley poles located in the sidewalks along

the alignment. A maintenance and storage facility would also be constructed to

service streetcar vehicles.

2015121051 Puente Hills Landfill Park Master Plan

Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation

Industry--Los Angeles

EIR 08/08/2016

The proposed project is a long range master plant that over time would develop a

portion of what was formerly the largest landfill in the western US into a regional

park, providing recreation and open space for the greater LA area. County of LA

Department of Parks and Rec has the opportunity to create a new regional park

uniquely situated at the western end of Puente Hills on a large industrial closed

landfill site that is owned and maintained by the Sanitation Districts of LA County

(Sanitation Districts).

2016061050 Erskine-Justin: GPA 14-001, RZ 14-001, Vesting Tent Tract 3069, and Oak Tree

Removal Permit 14-010



MND 07/22/2016

This is a proposal to subdivide three existing parcels, totaling 212 acres into 13

acres lots that would total 77.3 acres, and one 134.7 acre remainder lot. Along

with the subdivision is a request to amend the General Plan and Zoning

designations of the 77.3 acres (Lots 1-13) and rezone lots 9, 10, and 11 of Tract

2778, adjacent to proposed Tract 3069. There is also a request to remove one oak

tree.

2016061051 Camarillo Airport Northeast Hangar Development

Ventura County

Camarillo--Ventura

MND 07/22/2016

The proposed project involves the development of up to 105 nested T-hangars

and 13 executive box hangars to be constructed by the County in phases on open

land in the northeast quadrant of the Camarillo Airport. Site access for the

County-owned hangar area will occur via established on airport roads through

airport security gates. Related improvements include taxi lane construction and

utility and drainage infrastructure. Space is also reserved for two approximate

50,000 sf or four approximate 25,000 sf commercial hangars to be developed by a

private entity in the future. The actual building dimensions and locations may vary

depending on the future developers plan for the allowable lease area. These

facilities will be subject to their own separate environmental review process.

2016062054 Berry Creek Rancheria LOAPUD Annexation

Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District

Oroville--Butte

MND 07/22/2016

The proposed project would involve annexing five parcels of the Tyme Maidu Tribe

Berry Creek Rancheria (Tribe or Rancheria) into the Lake Oroville Area Public

Utility District for sewer service. The Tribe and District will enter into a

Development Agreement for the construction and maintenance of the LOAPUD

facilities. The Tribe will be responsible for the construction of the sewer facilities

pursuant to the approved plans. The District will be responsible for the operations,

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maintenance, repair and replacement of the facilities, as necessary. In addition,

the Tribe will provide to the District appropriate permanent easements and rights

of way providing unrestricted right for operation, maintenance, repair and

replacement of the facilities, as necessary.

2016062055 Interoperable Communications Vault and Tower

Alpine County

--Alpine

MND 07/22/2016

The proposed project is to fund and construct a communications tower. The

purpose of the project is to improve public safety and interoperable

communications among first responders in Alpine County. To accomplish the

project purpose, the County of Alpine proposes to construct, maintain and operate

a new 60 ft tall telecommunications monopole tower with ancillary antenna and

associated equipment cabinet. The project will be located on the north side of the

County Administrative Building at 99 Water Street on the north side of HWY 89 in

the NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 21, T10N, R20E.

2016061048 Olympic Tower LA



NOP 07/22/2016

The proposed project would include the demolition of all existing structures on the

site and the construction of a mixed use development containing 374 residential

units, 373 hotel rooms, 33,498 sq. ft. of office space, a 10,801 sq. ft. conference

center, and 65,074 sq. ft. of commercial uses. The project would include 25

commercial condominium units. The proposed project uses would be contained in

a 57-story, 742-foot high tower and would contain a total floor area of approx.

778,173 sq. ft.

1983062910 Sunset Fibre Industries Transfer/Recovery Station

Irvine, City of

COSTA MESA--ORANGE

NOD

Update the SWFP and incorporate the updated Transfer Processing Report.

1992091057 GREENWASTE PROJECT

Orange County

SANTA ANA--ORANGE

NOD

Updates to the SWFP, including but not limited to, the legal description of the

facility and the incorporation of the updated Report of Composting Site Information

and the Odor Impact Minimization Plan. There will be no changes to the operating

hours/days, tonnage or permitted area.

1993041073 Sunset Environmental Solid Waste Transfer Station/Material

Irvine, City of

IRVINE--ORANGE

NOD

Update SWFP and incorporate the updated Transfer Processing Report.

2000111036 Sunset Environmental Material Recovery Facility/Transfer Station

Irvine, City of

Irvine--Orange

NOD

Update the SWFP and incorporate the updated Transfer Processing Report.

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2002051151 EA KM1-02; (Coram, Inc.)

Kern County

--Kern

NOD

The Project involves the construction and operation of 26 wind turbines and

associated infrastructure on approx. 1,350 acres. This proposed project involves a

minor amendment to the ITP referenced above to extend the expiration date of the

ITP and the deadline to permanently protect the Habitat Management (HM) Lands

for 12 months, from Jan. 1, 2016 to Jan. 1, 2017.

The ITP as amended authorizes take of Bakersfield cactus (Opuntia basilarus var.

treleasei), a species designated as endangered under CESA. The ITP and Minor

Amendments No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (ITP, as amended) as issued by CDFW

authorizes incidental take of species listed under CESA that may occur as a result

of Project implementation. CDFW issued the ITP, as amended, as a responsible

agency under the CEQA, relying on mitigated negative declarations prepared for

the Project as approved by the lead agency, Kern County.

2003041108 EA KM 1-03; (AB Energy by Barnhill Consulting, Inc.)

Kern County

--Kern

NOD













2008102003 Railroad Avenue Specific Plan

Pittsburg, City of

Pittsburg--Contra Costa

NOD

The Railroad Avenue Specific Plan (RASP), adopted by the Pittsburg City Council

in 2009, is intended to guide all new development in key subareas located roughly

within a 1/2-mile radius of the planned BART station in key subareas located

roughly within a 1/2 mile radius of the planned BART station at Railroad Ave. and

SR 4. The RASP established new land use classifications, development policies

and guidelines, planned community resources, transportation and circulation

improvements, implementation strategies, and phasing recommendations for

properties located within the RASP area.

The Belle Harbor Residential Project consists of: 1) a rezoning of 7.22 acre site

from GQ (Government/Quasipublic) District to PD (Planned Development) District;

2) the subdivision of the site into 82 single family residential lots ranging from

2,001 sq. ft. open space/stormwater detention area and tot lot; 3) a Development

Agreement; and 4) design review of architectural and landscape plans.

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2010031008 Panoche Valley Solar Farm Project

San Benito County

--San Benito

NOD

This proposed Project involves construction, operation, and maintenance of an

approx. 247 megawatt solar photovoltaic energy facility, including solar panel

arrays, a substation, project roads, and perimeter fencing. The Project will result

in permanent impacts to 1,688.2 acres and temporary impacts to 465.8 acres of

San Joaquin kit fox (SJKF) (Vulpes macrotis mutica), giant kangaroo rat (GKR)

(Dipodmys ingens), CA tiger salamander (CTS) (Ambystoma californiense), and

San Joaquin antelope squirrel (SJAS) (Ammospermophilus nelsoni) habitat; the

Project will permanently remove 1,688.2 acres of SJKF, GKR, CTS, and SJAS

habitat. The project is expected to result in incidental take of SJKF, CTS, and

SJAS habitat. The Project is expected to result in incidental take of SJKF, CTS,

and SJAS, which are designated as threatened species and GKR, which is

designated as an endangered species under the CESA. Amendment No. 2, a

Minor Amendment, extends the deadline for transferring fee title of Habitat

Management Lands by approx. 3 months. The incidental take permit referenced

above as issued by CDFW authorizes incidental take of species listed under

CESA that may occur as a result of Project implementation.

2010031096 Irell Foundation by Coram CA Development, L. P. (2C #42, 2V #16, MAP 197)

Kern County

Mojave--Kern

NOD













2010031109 ZC #60, Map 198 (Coram CA Development)

Kern County

Mojave--Kern

NOD













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2011052062 Feather River West Levee Project Supplemental EIR

Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency

--Butte, Sutter

NOD

Project has been modified to include two additional components: the placement of

rock slop protection at two erosion sites north and south of East Gridley Bridge,

and an extension of the slurry wall construction beyond the original project

boundary, south of Laurel Ave.

2012072030 The Alameda County Voluntary Local Program

Alameda County Resource Conservation District

--Alameda

NOD

The Alameda County Resource Conservation District will implement two

wildlife-friendly pond restoration projects in Alameda County.

2014101004 El Sereno Park Improvement Project



NOD

The proposed project involves the demolition of the old El Sereno Clubhouse and

concession stand and construction and installation of several new recreational

facilities, including a basketball half-court within the Clubhouse footprint, a jogging

path, fitness equipment, picnic tables, benches, and drinking fountains and ADA

improvements.

2015061036 Olive Vista Middle School Seismic Modernization Project

Los Angeles Unified School District


NOD

LAUSD is proposing the Olive Vista Middle School Seismic Modernization of the

Physical Education and Multi-Purpose Room/Lunch Pavilion/Student Store

Buildings. The facility upgrades proposed at LAUSD's Olive Vista Middle School

campus include demolition of the Multi-Purpose Room/Lunch Pavilion/Student

Store building and the Physical education building, and construction of two new

replacement buildings with similar functions. The project also includes additional

surface parking and improvements to circulation and access between the upper

and lower campus areas of the school.

2015062040 Rancho Seco PV Solar Project

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

--Sacramento

NOD

CDFW has executed CA Endangered Species Act Incidental Take Permit No.

2081-2016-006-02, pursuant to section 2081 (b) of the Fish and Game Code to the

project applicant, Rancho Seco Solar, LLC.

The project involves the construction of a 10-MW alternating current (ac)

Photovoltaic (PV) solar power facility. Proposed infrastructure improvements

included energy-related facilities and road improvements. Construction-related

activities are below. The total project area encompasses 75-acres, witht he solar

facility, occupying approx. 65-acres. Project features include PV solar power plant

infrastructure, a 45-foot long overhead sub-transmission line and interconnection

equipment, a substation, and switchgear. Approx. 10-acres will be temporarily

used for construction staging and temporary construction office trailers. The

Project will not result in impacts to CA tiger salamander habitat; the Project will not

permanently remove and CA tiger salamander habitat. The project is expected to

result in incidental take of CA tiger salamander, which is designated as a

threatened species under CESA.

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2016012043 Bryant-Habert/Walt Ecological Restoration Project

Santa Cruz County

Watsonville--Santa Cruz

NOD

Santa Cruz Integrated Watershed Restoration, Watsonville Slough, ID#2016048:

to restore riparian and wetland habitat areas critical to special status amphibian

and fish species.

2016032032 Tree Permit for a New Pedestrian Bridge, County File #TP14-0013

Contra Costa County

--Contra Costa

NOD

The applicant is requesting approval of a tree permit to work within the driplines of

10 code-protected oak trees (ranging in diameter from 14.5 inches to 38 inches

along the bank of the Green Valley Creek. This request for the purpose of

constructing a 57-foot long 5-foot wide pedestrian bridge across a creek that

bisects the subject property to provide access from the front yard to the main

residence. The proposal will include grading of a portion of the front yard, the

addition of 20 cubic yards of fill, and installation of associated erosion control

measures. The subject property is located at 2191 Alameda Diablo in the Diablo

area.

2016051028 Los Angeles Academy Middle School Feasibility Study and Remedial Action Plan

Los Angeles Unified School District


NOD

The Project involves the preparation and implementation of a Remedial Action

Plan (RAP) at the Los Angeles Academy Middle School (LAAMS). The objective

of the RAP for an area defined as Operable Unit 3 located within LAAMS is to

remediate site-wide groundwater to minimize the potential migration of

contaminants to the drinking water wells. There is no immediate health risk

because the public is not exposed to the groundwater and the shallow

groundwater present at the Project site is not a source of drinking water.

2016069015 Legado Mixed Use Project

Redondo Beach, City of

Redondo Beach--Los Angeles

NOD

IS-MND, and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program, CUP, Design Review,

Landscape and Irrigation Plan, Sign Review, and Minor Subdivision (Vesting

Tentative Tract Map No. 7662) for the construction of a Mixed Use Project with 115

residential apartment units, and approx. 23,800 sq. ft. of commercial space.

2016068322 Test Until Failure a Tension Rod from the SFOBB Tower - 0K940 / 0416000170

Caltrans #4

San Francisco--San Francisco

NOE

Test until failure a tension rod from the SFOBB tower. All work will be within the

tower structure and tested a secure location. This project will make the

transportation corridor safer.

2016068323 Investigations of Restoration Techniques that Limit Invasion of Tidal Wetlands


Rio Vista--Solano

NOE

Examining techniques to deter colonization of invasive species on restoration sites

in tidal wetlands to test active revegetation with stage (rhizome vs adult), stock

(invaded site or nursery), and species (functionally equivalent vs not) in upland,

seasonally flood, intertidal, and subtidal habitats.

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2016068324 Hoodoo Island Habitat Restoration (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0070-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Glenn

NOE

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (Department) has executed Lake

and Streambed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2016-0070-R2, pursuant to

Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to California Department of Fish and

Wildlife.

2016068325 Transfer of Coverage to Enable Construction of a New Single Family Residence

Tahoe Conservancy

--El Dorado

NOE

Project consists of the sale and transfer of 222 square feet of restored soft

coverage rights from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a

private residence will be constructed. The transfer enables the receiving

landowner to carry out the project without any net increase in the amount of

existing land coverage in the Lake Tahoe Basin.

2016068326 Chollas Creek Riparian Restoration - Planning

Fish & Wildlife Conservation Board


NOE

The purpose of this project is to prepare a conceptual design for the restoration of

Chollas Creek Segment 5, including environmental review, final engineering

designs and construction drawings, and construction permitting (Project) on

approximately 8 acres of land commonly known as Chollas Creek Segment 5,

located in San Diego County, California.

2016068327 Parole Office Lease Renewal

Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of

El Centro--Imperial

NOE

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is renewing

its lease at the El Centro parole office location. The continued use is consistent

with local zoning regulations.

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2015101105 Fresno Priority 2 Regional Transmission Mains Addendum

Fresno, City of

Fresno--Fresno

ADM 07/11/2016

Note: Review Per Lead

The City of Fresno Priority 2 Regional Transmission Mains Supplemental MND

proposed to install potable water distribution pipelines in the City's Southwest

Quadrant. The proposed project would convey treated surface water from the

Southeast Surface Water Treatment for urban use as proposed as part of the

City's Metro Plan Update. The City is proposing to refine the segment of the

previously approved pipeline alignment going through the unpaved ROW on the

Leaky Acres site. Instead, the alignment would follow north along North Chestnut

Diagonal from the intersection of East Dakota Ave and North Chestnut Ave for

approximately 1,500 ft before terminating on the City owned parcel at the corner of

North Chestnut Diagonal and North Winery Ave. The revised pipeline length would

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be approximately 900 ft shorter than that analyzed in the Supplemental MND.

2009062048 Middle Green Valley Specific Plan Project

Solano County

Fairfield--Solano

EIR 08/08/2016

The Middle Green Valley Specific Plan Project is a proposed mixed-use

development that includes up to 400 new residences, agricultural tourism, local

neighborhood retail and community facility uses, and over 1,400 acres of protected

agriculture and open space. An EIR was prepared for the project and certified by

Solano County in July 2010. A lawsuit challenging the adequacy of the EIR,

specifically the water supply analysis, was subsequently filed. In response, the

County has prepared two recirculated EIRs evaluating three water supply options.

The Court ordered further evaluation of biological resource impacts related to use

of groundwater to serve the specific plan. The purpose of the SRRDEIR is to

consider and evaluate the possible significant biological impacts of utilizing the

groundwater alternative by revising and recirculating portions of DEIR Chp 6.

2015052072 Land Use Element/Zoning Code Amendments and Mobility Element Update

Mammoth Lakes, City of

Mammoth Lakes--Mono

EIR 08/08/2016

The project includes land use element amendments focused on revisions to

development standards for commercial districts as well as amendments regarding

transfer of development rights and community benefits incentive zoning and a

change from people at one time to an impact based approach. Zoning code

revisions regarding commercial development standards are also proposed. In

addition, the Town is proposing to adopt and implement a mobility element update.

2015112006 PDC14-068 Santana West Rezoning and the I-280 Winchester/Moorpark

Transportation Development Policy

San Jose, City of

San Jose--Santa Clara

EIR 08/08/2016

Planned Development Rezoning of six parcels from Commercial General (CG) to

Planned Development CP (PD) for commercial uses on a 12.99 gross acre site,

plus the implementation of Transportation Development Policy for the

I-280/Winchester/Moorpark Interchange. The rezoning will allow a phased

development that would include demolition of two non-historic theater buildings

on-site (Century 22 and 23) and construction of up to 970,000 sq. ft. of office

space and 29,000 sq. ft. of retail space in six buildings, and retention of the

Century 21 Theater building (a designated City Landmark), with retention of the

underlying metal substructure for use as an outdoor pavilion within publically

accessible private outdoor open space; all on a 12.99 gross acre site. The project

also includes a study of the potential implementation of a Transportation

Development Policy for the I-280 Winchester/Moorpark Interchange.

2015121005 Lompoc Motorsports Project

Lompoc, City of

Lompoc--Santa Barbara

EIR 08/08/2016

The proposed project would allow development of a recreational motorsports

facility on approximately 38 acres of land within the City of Lompoc. The proposed

project involves the phased development of the project site as two primary park

areas. The first park area would include an Off-Highway-Vehicle area, a 1/4 mile

oval dirt track, and a 7-acre multitrack OHV area. In addition, the first component

would include a 2.3 acre, low speed, trail-riding area open to motorcycles,

all-terrain vehicles, and mountain bikes at different times. The second park area

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would include an International Hot Rod Association sanctioned 1/8 mile drag strip

that would have grandstands and pit areas. A centralized parking area, which

would be shared by both the OHV area and the drag strip, would be built

concurrently with the OHV area, accommodating 1,120 spaces.

2009072089 Amador County General Plan Update

Amador County

--Amador

FIN

Note: Attached comments and responses on EIR

Comprehensive update of the County's General Plan.

2013091065 North Pleasant Valley (NPV) Treatment Facility

Camarillo, City of

Camarillo--Ventura

FIN

The proposed project consists in the construction and operation of a reverse

osmosis groundwater treatment facility including drilling of two production wells,

drilling 3 monitoring wells, installation of pipelines necessary for distribution of raw

well water, product water, and brine disposal. The proposed project would pump &

treat 9,000 acre-feet/yr and produce 7,500 acre-feet/yr (average design capacity is

4,700 gallons per minute). The proposed project would provide treated drinking

water to customers...

2015061095 New Wastewater Treatment Plant

Ridgecrest, City of

Ridgecrest--Kern, San Bernardino

FIN

Note: Final and Notice

The Project consists of two alternatives and the no project alternative. Both

alternatives 1 and 2 involve the construction of a new 3.6 million gallon per day

capacity wastewater treatment facility with the capacity to expand in the future.

Under alternative 1 this facility will be constructed on China Lake NAWS, adjacent

to the existing WWTP. Wastewater from all areas of the City would continue to

gravity-flow north to the WWTP, and the existing 20-inch force main would remain

in use to pipe effluent south to disposal ponds at a City site, south of San

Bernardino Boulevard's intersection with Ridgecrest Blvd. Under Alternative 2, the

WWTP would be constructed on the City site. Flows from the northern half of the

City would be collected and piped to the NAWS site then pumped southward by a

new lift station to the new WWTP. An effluent force main would be constructed to

pipe water north to new wastewater disposal ponds at the China Lake NAWS site.

Under the No Project Alternative, the outdated and undersized current WWTP

would continue to be used.

2016061052 Yermo Water System Rehabilitation Project


--San Bernardino

MND 07/25/2016

The project consists of the replacement of approximately 22,500 lf of existing

water pipeline within existing road right of ways, alleys, and easements within the

community of Yermo. The proposed replacement pipeline will range in size from

6-in to 12-in in diameter. Appurenant improvements include fire hydrants and

valves as requested to meet local fire ordinances and operational needs. Pipeline

segments to be replaced will occur in phases individually referred to as projects

3-10, which have been cumulatively considered in this IS/MND.

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2016061054 Tentative Tract 7214

McFarland, City of

McFarland--Kern

MND 07/25/2016

A proposal to subdivide approximately 18.30 acres into 81 lots. Lot 1-78 are

proposed for detached single family dwellings, Lot 79 is zoned for multifamily

development and Lots 80 and 81 are zoned for general commercial. While this

subdivision includes 81 lots only the residential portion (Lots 1-79) will be

developed as a part of this project. Lots 79-81 will be developed at a later date and

will require their own environmental review and entitlement processing. The

developer will be required to improve Garzoli Road, Elmo Hwy and Kendrea St as

a part of the project. Water, sewer and police services will be provided by the City

of McFarland and fire services are provided by Kern County Fire Department.

2016061055 Mosconi (Phillips 66) Minor Use Permit; DRC2015-00044

San Luis Obispo County

--San Luis Obispo

MND 07/25/2016

Request by Mosconi (Phillips 66) for a Coastal Development Permit/Minor Use

Permit to allow for the closure and abandonment of the Phillips 66 Company Line

354 Family of pipelines; this will include: exposing fourteen portions of three buried

pipelines, where the pipes will be cleaned, capped and "inerted" (neutralized with

nitrogen gas). The project will be conducted in 14 work areas, and result in the

total disturbance of approximately 12,570 sf and excavation work will total

approximately 124 cy.

2016061057 Alder Creek Apartments Expansion GPA 15-003, RZ 15-002, VTTM 3080, PD

15-003



MND 07/25/2016

To amend teh General Plan Land use designation to RMF-20 and Rezone to R5 to

provide for 16 new apartments, and a subdivision.

2016062058 Claribel Road at Roselle Avenue Intersection Widening Project

Stanislaus County

Riverbank--Stanislaus

MND 07/25/2016

Implementation of the proposed project would construct a signalized intersection

at Claribel Road and Roselle Avenue, and would include right of way acquisition,

utility relocation, widening the existing two lane roadway at the intersection to

accommodate turn lanes to accommodate truck and light vehicle traffic, increased

turning radii, new signalization utilities, and drainage improvements. No additional

through lanes would be constructed and proposed improvements would not

increase capacity of the approach roads. The proposed project would require a

total of 38,281 sf of permanent right of way acquisition from the property owners in

the northwest, northeast, and southwest quadrants of the intersection. Traffic

signalization at the intersection would address safety, operations conditions and

air quality concerns.

2016062060 Hutchinson, Susan Minor Land Division (PMLD 20130380)

Placer County

Lincoln--Placer

MND 07/25/2016

The applicant is requesting the approval for a minor land division of a 41.5 acre

property in order to create four parcels consisting of 10.3 acres, 10.0 acres, 11.2

acres, and 10.0 acres. The proposed lots would be accessed off of Big Ben Rd.

The project will be served by individual water wells and onsite sewage disposal

systems. Ultimately, each parcel could be developed with a single family residence

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and a secondary residence of up to 1,200 sf.

2016062061 Hutchinson, Wesley Minor Land Division (PMLD 20130382)

Placer County

Lincoln--Placer

MND 07/25/2016

The applicant is requesting the approval for a minor land division of a 44 acre

property in order to create four parcels consisting of two 10.71 acre parcels, an

11.10 acre parcel. The proposed lots would be accessed off of Big Ben Rd. The

project will be served by individual water wells and onsite sewage disposal

systems. Ultimately, each parcel could be developed with a single family residence

and a secondary residence of up to 1,200 sf.

2016061053 126, 128, and 132 Kenwood Street Project

Glendale, City of

Glendale--Los Angeles

NOP 07/25/2016

The project would include the development of a new 44-unit multi-family residential

project on the site, including a publicly accessible open space area, landscaping,

lighting, utilities, subterranean parking garage, and associated amenities. The two

existing single-family homes and duplex on the site would be demolished as part

of the project.

2016061056 Roquet Ranch Specific Plan Project

Colton, City of

--San Bernardino

NOP 07/25/2016

The project proposes a 336.2-acre master planned community that would allow for

the preparation and development of 450 detached single family homes, 293

detached paired and conventional detached single family homes, and 131

attached townhomes (874 residences total). In addition, the project would provide

1.2 acres of retail land uses, a 10.3 acre elementary school site (tentative), a 0.8

acre fire station site (tentative), 22.3 acres of recreational open space, and 199.7

acres of preserved natural habitat. Upon the case that the Colton Joint Unified

School District selects not to develop the school facility and the City of Colton Fire

Department selects not to develop a fire station the total max number of dwelling

units within the Roquet Ranch Specific Plan Area would be increased to 1,050.

2016062056 Crystal Geyser Bottling Plant Project

Siskiyou County

Mount Shasta--Siskiyou

NOP 07/25/2016

The proposed project to be evaluated in the EIR consists of the operation of the

existing Crystal Geyser Bottling Plant as a bottling facility with the addition of

several proposed components and utility/infrastructure options. The proposed

addition of an onsite permanent caretaker/security residence requires a

conditional use permit from the County, which triggers the need for compliance

with CEQA. The EIR will analyze all Plant modifications undertaken and proposed

by the Applicant to resume operation of the Plant.

2016062057 Fairview Orchards & Fairview Meadows Residential Subdivision

Alameda County

Hayward--Alameda

NOP 07/25/2016

Project proposes to subdivide two parcels equaling 9.78 acres into 31 single family

residential lots. The lots would range in size from 10,013 sq. ft. to 17,141 sq. ft.

As part of the Project, the 31 lots would each be developed with a detached,

single-family home.

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2016062059 Brown Rock Quarry Surface Mining Permit; APN 316-061-11 (Willow Creek Area)

Case Nos.: CUP-14-013M/RP-14-001M

Humboldt County

--Humboldt

Neg 07/25/2016

Modification of a recent 15 year renewal of a previously approved CUP for an

upland rock quarry surface mining operation. The modification seeks to expand

the area of mining operation by adding an additional 39 acres to be mined (in

addition to the existing 25 acre mining area). This includes areas that will be mined

for rock and areas that will be used for topsoil and overburden storage. The

Reclamation Plan is revised to show that the total area to be reclaimed is 64

acres. Rock of various sizes will continue to be mined, with an estimated volume

of 4 million tons of hard rock over the life of the mine. Mining and overburden fill

have already occurred on approximately 25 acres of the parcel.

1993051005 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY ANAHEIM APPARATUS SERVICE CNETER


ORANGE--ORANGE

NOD

DTSC approved the Hazardous Waste Facility Permit (Permit) pursuant to CA

Health and Safety Code, section 25200 for the existing General Electric

International, Inc. Los Angeles Service Center (GE LASC) hazardous waste

storage facility, EPA Identification Number CAD 030 584 502 (Facility).

GE LASC has operated the service center at the present location since 1968. The

Facility contains a hazardous waste storage building which is approx. 120 sq. ft. of

floor space capable of storing up to twenty six 55-gallon drums of liquid or solid

wastes. Wastes generated from on-site service shop include solvents, naphtha,

paints, varnishes, thinners, glass beads, petroleum derivatives, solder flux and

contaminated rags from service equipment sent from customers.

DTSC prepared an Environmental Document Analysis (EDA) document in 2016

which compared current project activities to those previously analyzed in 1993,

compared conditions at the site and in the surrounding area, and ensured that the

proposed project meets current regulatory standards. Based on the information as

provided in 2016 EDA, DTSC finds that not additional documentation is required to

be prepared for the proposed project pursuant to CEQA Guidelines section

15162(b).

The Permit would be in effect for 10 years and would subject the Facility to the

terms and conditions set forth in the Permit and the Part "B" Application (Operation

Plan) dated June 30, 2014 and subsequent revision dated March 17, 2016. The

Part B Application/Operation Plan would be incorporated by reference into the

Permit.

1995033070 Orchid at Schaefer Ranch

Dublin, City of

DUBLIN--ALAMEDA

NOD

On June 21, 2016, the City of Dublin City Council approved an application from

Schaefer Ranch Holdings LLC (Discovery Builders) for a Planned Development

Zoning with a Stage 1 and Stage 2 Development Plan. The application also

included a General Plan Amendment, a Site Development Review Permit and

Vesting Tentative Map for the proposed homes on the 18 lots. A CEQA

Addendum was prepared for this project described above and for a 1.14 acre area

at the end of Ridgeline Place contemplated for a fturue General Plan Amendment.

The approved General Plan Amendment changed the land use designation and

zoning of 17.30 acres designated as Estate Residential and originally approved for

6 residential estate lots and common areas, to 7.04 acres designated as

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Single-Family Residential for 18 single-family detached homes and 10.26 acres

designated as Open Space. This proposal results in a total of 418 homes (a net

increase of 12 incomes) which is below the 474 homes originally anticipated within

the Schaefer Ranch project.

2003082131 Cal Aquatics Center

University of California, Berkeley

Berkeley--Alameda

NOD

In order to reduce hazardous fire risk to people and structures in the East Bay

Hills, the UC Berkeley has approved vegetation management work on its

properties as outlined and included in grant applications submitted to Cal OES by

UCB, plus additional vegetation management work not eligible for FEMA funding,

as outlined in the Hazardous Fire Risk Reduction FEIS, East Bay Hills, CA. The

proposed project incorporates relevant measures from the 2020 LRDP EIR and

the EBH EIS. The proposed action includes compliance with conditions of

approval set forth in a Biological Opinion completed by the U.S. Dept. of Interior

Fish and Wildlife Service in 2013, and includes post treatment measures and

monitoring; post treatment measures were sometimes referred to in the EBH EIS

as the UCB Mitigation Monitoring Plan, but are referred to in the HCFRR

Addendum as the Biological Opinion Post Treatment Monitoring Plan for clarity.

2004061029 Castlerock: Community Plan Amendment; General Plan Amendment; Rezone,

Planned Development Permit; Site Development Permit; Vesting Tentative Map;

Easement Vacat

San Diego, City of


NOD

The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board is issuing a Clean Water Act

Section 401 water quality 112.1 acres of single- and multi-family residential

homes, a public park and dedicated open space on an approx. 203.6 acre site.

Project construction will permanently impact 0.29 acre (5,236 linear feet) of stream

channel and 0.10 acre of wetland waters of the U.S. and/or State. Compensatory

mitigation will be achieved through the establishment of stream channel and

wetland waters of the U.S. and/or State.

2013091065 North Pleasant Valley (NPV) Treatment Facility

Camarillo, City of

Camarillo--Ventura

NOD

The proposed project consists in the construction and operation of a reverse

osmosis groundwater treatment facility including drilling of two production wells,

drilling 3 monitoring wells, installation of pipelines necessary for distribution of raw

well water, product water, and brine disposal. The proposed project would pump &

treat 9,000 acre-feet/yr and produce 7,500 acre-feet/yr (average design capacity is

4,700 gallons per minute). The proposed project would provide treated potable

water to customers.

2014052020 Dry Creek Habitat Enhancement Project Miles 2-6

Sonoma County Water Agency

--Sonoma

NOD

In total, this project will enhance approx. 4,300 linear feet or 0.81 stream miles. To

implement the habitat enhancements, project activities will consist of actions such

as dewatering and bypass flow pumping, stockpiling of materials, removal of

vegetation, excavation of backwater/alcove areas, biotechnical bank revetments,

new riffle construction, and placement of boulder and log structures. CDFW is

executing a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0047-R3

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pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant,

Sonoma County Water Agency as represented by Grant Davis.

2014122023 Oakwood Trails Subdivision

Manteca, City of

Manteca--San Joaquin

NOD

The project is a tentative map, General Plan Amendment, and Rezone. The

tentative map has 676 single-family housing units, two Park/Basins (15.67 ac),

20.2 ac of Commercial, and 11.59 ac of Business Industrial Park. The General

Plan amendment would change land uses on the northeast portion of the project

site as follows: 29.7 acres of O/S Open Space to LDR Low Density Residential;

and 22.6 acres of HDR High Density Residential to GC General Commercial land

uses. The rezone would change zoning as follows: 29.7 acres of O/S Open Space

to R-1 Single Family Residential; and 22.6 acres of R-3 Multifamily Residential to

Commercial General CG.

2014122048 The 2015 Fisheries Restoration Grant Program

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Mendocino

NOD

CDFW has executed Land and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.


project Applicant, Dept. of Fish and Wildlife.

2015121010 Canyon Inn Supplement to the River Wilderness Park Master Plan

Watershed Conservation Authority

Azusa--Los Angeles

NOD

WCA is proposing to complete the proposed objectives of the Canyon Inn Master

Plan (Proposed Project) in three phases through 2028. Implementation of the

Master Plan is dependent on acquiring the necessary funds to design and

construct an individual or group of projects elements. Sufficient detail is known

about the projects to be implemented beginning in 2017 so that these projects can

be discussed in detail at the Project IS/MND level. However, details of projects

that would be implemented in the later stages become speculative in terms of

timing and design. These projects are discussed at the Program IS/MND level.

2016012046 Use Permit and Lot Line Adjustment Application No. PLN2015-0137 - Growers

Direct Nut Company, Inc.

Stanislaus County

Hughson--Stanislaus

NOD

Request to expand an existing walnut shelling, processing, and storage facility by

constructing approximately 181,300 sf of building space for storage, processing,

pasteurizing and office operations on two parcels totaling 23.58+/- acres in the

A-2-40 (Gen Ag) zoning district. The proposal also includes the conversion of an

existing 56,000 sf building from agricultural storage to processing facility. A max of

150 employees is anticipated at full build-out. The project also consists of a lot line

adjustment among three adjoining parcels. The property is located at 2288 Geer

Rd, between E. Whitmore Ave and Fox Rd, east of the City of Hughson.

2016021006 Zone Change No. 443; Agricultural Preserve Removal No. 121; Tentative Tract

No. 18979

Redlands, City of

Redlands--San Bernardino

NOD

The proposed project consists of: Resolution No. 7538 for a Socio-Economic

Cost/Benefit Study; Resolution No. 7537 for Agricultural Preserve Removal No.

121 to remove a portion of an approx. 32.28-acre site from a City Agricultural

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Preserve located on the north side of San Bernardino Avenue, approx. 600 feet

east of Judson Street in the A-1 (Agricultural) District (proposed change to R-E

(Residential Estate) District; Ordinance No. 2819 for Zone Change No. 443 to

rezone approx. 32.28 acres from A-1 (Agricultural) District to R-E (Residential

Estate) District located on north side of San Bernardino Ave., approx. 600 feet

east of Judson Street; Resolution No. 7539 for Tentative Tract No. 18979 to

subdivide approx. 32.28 acres into fifty five lots for single family residential use

and one lettered lot for open space purposes located on the north side of the San

Bernardino Ave., approx. 600 feet east of Judson Street in the A-1 (Agricultural)

District [Proposed change to R-E (Residential Estate) District].

2016032032 Tree Permit for a New Pedestrian Bridge, County File #TP14-0013

Contra Costa County

--Contra Costa

NOD



project Applicant, Richard Heimann.

The project is limited to the construction of a fifty seven foot long, five foot wide,

clear-span, pedestrian bridge over the east branch of Green Valley Creek at 2191

Alameda Diablo in Diablo, Contra Costa County, CA.

2016042054 Manteca SB 5 Safety Element Amendment

Manteca, City of

Manteca--San Joaquin

NOD

The City of Manteca is seeking environmental approval for the Amendment of the

General Plan Safety Element goals, policies, and implementation measures

relating to the protection of current and future development projects within

floodplains through planning, development requirements, and restrictions and

standards on development, so that the findings of adequate progress can be

made.

2016052064 General Plan Amendment 2016-001, Zone Change 2016-001, Housing Element

Update Rezone Program

Glenn County

Willows--Glenn

NOD

The project is a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to change the

General Plan designation and zoning for select properties to "Multiple Family

Residential" / "R-M" (Multiple Residential Zone) to implement Housing element

Update Rezone Program HE.O.1 as mandated by the State Dept. of Housing and

Community Development.

2016068174 San Joaquin River Parkway, Millburn Pond Habitat Restoration and Public Access

Improvements Planning and Design Project

Fish & Wildlife Conservation Board

--Fresno

NOE

Complete planning and preliminary design for the isolation of a gravel pit from the

San Joaquin River, restoring riparian and floodplain habitat, and providing access

for public recreation.

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2016068328 Compressed Biomethane Vehicle Fuel and Algae Feed Production via Sustainable

Anaerobic Digester Biogas Purification Project ARV-15-067

Energy Commission

Modesto--Stanislaus

NOE

The project will design, construct, and operate a pilot Membrane Gas Purification

System that will be used to treat dairy wastewater in high rate algae ponds and

produce at least 100,000 diesel gallon equivalents (DGE) of bio methane per year

(39,500 scf/day) at the Fiscalini Dairy Farm that will be compressed into a tube

trailer and sold offsite for transportation fuel. The Membrane Gas Purification

system will deliver the existing dairy farm anaerobic digester so that the bio

methane will be suitable for vehicle fuel. This project will reduce greenhouse gas

emissions, improve water quality at the dairy, and produce bio methane vehicle

fuel.

2016068329 Lease Renewal of Community Care Licensing Project #140072

Social Services, Department of

El Segundo--Los Angeles

NOE

The project is relocation to 300 Continental Blvd., El Segundo, CA for Community

Care Licensing.

2016068330 Lease Renewal of Community care Licensing Project #140014


Monterey Park--Los Angeles

NOE

The project is a lease renewal at 1000 Corporate Center Drive, Monterey Park, CA

for Community Care Licensing.

2016068331 Lease Renewal of Community Care Licensing Project #141428



NOE

The project is new space at 1000 Corporate Center Drive, Monterey Park, CA for

Community Care Licensing.

2016068332 Lease Renewal Children and Family Services Project #140763



NOE

The project is a lease renewal at 1000 Corporate center Drive, Monterey Park, CA

for Children and Family Services.

2016068333 Lease Renewal Legal Project #139920



NOE

The project is a lease renewal at 10000 Corporate center Drive, Monterey Park,

CA for legal.

2016068334 NG2016-13, San Luis Obispo Fiber Optic Project


San Luis Obispo--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Crown Castle / NextG installs telecommunications infrastructure to enhance

wireless and broadband speeds.

2016068335 Little Creek Road Upgrade

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Sonoma

NOE

The project is limited to the treatment of 28 stream crossings, as part of a larger

sediment reduction project on the Gualala Redwoods Inc. property within the Little

Creek Planning Watershed. Project elements include: the installation of critical

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dips at certain stream crossings to prevent stream diversions, the installation of a

new culverts at previously unculverted fill sites to reduce the likelihood of a mass

fill failure and episodic sedimentation associated with vehicle crossings,

replacement of undersized or damaged culverts, decommissioning of stream

crossings no longer needed, rock armoring of fill slopes to prevent erosion, and

armoring wet crossings to reduce sediment and improve durability. Issuance of a

Lakebed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2014-0100-R3 is pursuant to Fish

and Game Code Section 1602.

2016068336 Park maintenance Supervisor Office Rehabilitation


Morro Bay--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Rehabilitate and repair the Park Maintenance Supervisor's Office at Morro Bay

State Park to repair and replace rotting wood floor planks, remove asbestos tile,

and generally provide a better working space for park personnel.

2016068337 Demonstration of Water Recovery form Hot, Humid Industrial Exhaust Gases

Energy Commission

--Imperial

NOE

This project will occur at an existing industrial facility. A small scale closed loop

refrigeration heat exchanger will be incorporated in the already existing exhaust

stack of a gypsum board dryer to condense flue gas moisture. Project team will

design, fabricate, and demonstrate a stand-alone modular demonstration unit to

process as much as 10,000 cubic feet per minute f hot, humid, exhaust gas and

recover as much as one ton of clean water per hour. The project team will install

the necessary water handling tanks or pipes to collect or transport the recovered

water. These activities will not cause a direct physical change in the environment

or a reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment as the

demonstrate will recover water from the hoist site exhaust stack with no impact on

raw materials, kiln combustion system, kiln firing rate, or other plant operations.

2016068338 Cooling Tower Water Treatment Using Vortex Process Technology for Energy and

Water Savings

Energy Commission

--Riverside, San Bernardino

NOE

A non-chemical water treatment system will be installed at each site and

monitored for energy and water savings. This will reduce the amount of water used

by allowing a larger number of cycles of concentration, and will eliminate certain

biocides from being produced, used and discharged in to the sewer system,

thereby reducing impacts on the environment. The equipment itself is small

enough to be added within existing interior mechanical room. Therefore the effect

on the environment will be beneficial.

2016068339 The Regents of the University of California, Irvine

Energy Commission

Irvine--Orange

NOE

The proposed project would use collected data from a Southern California Edison

Substation into a generic microgrid controller (GMC) model. The GMC does not

require any physical changes to the substation. Different tariffs and

interconnections would be assessed for a portfolio of scenarios to address the

participation of distributed energy resources into the market, and a fictitious

retail/distribution market would be developed and assessed.

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2016068340 San Diego Libraries Zero Net Energy and Integrated Demand Side Management

Demonstration Project

Energy Commission

--San Diego

NOE

The Center for Sustainable energy, City of San Diego and other San Diego clean

energy leaders will install upgrades to achieve net zero emissions. These include

a building automation platform, energy efficiency retrofits and integrated wireless

monitoring and control technologies. The project will also include data collection.

This project benefits commercial and municipal building owners and operators

through reduced energy consumption and utility bill savings. Ratepayers also

benefit through reduced grid emissions and peak demands.

2016068341 Huntington Beach Advanced Energy Community Blueprint

Energy Commission

Huntington Beach--Orange

NOE

The purpose of this project is to conduct all of the necessary planning, designing,

and permitting for an advanced energy community in the Oak View Neighborhood

of Huntington Beach, CA. Specifically, the project team will develop and evaluate

integrated sets of advanced energy technologies, and business and financial

solutions, for a community scale approach. This project will include a master

community design, as well as outreach tools to help accelerate the development

of, and establish technical and economic readiness for deploying advanced

energy communities throughout the state.

2016068343 Accelerating AEC Deployment Around Existing Buildings in Disadvantaged

Communities Through Unprecedented Data and Analysis and Comprehensive

Community Engagemen

Energy Commission

Claremont--Los Angeles

NOE

The project combines academic research with on-the-ground expertise in an

approach that is uniquely positioned to overcome the challenges associated with

deploying AEC's around existing buildings in disadvantaged communities, and

which will generate practical, implementable knowledge. This partnership effort

involves unprecedented data analysis and comprehensive community

engagement, assesses local obstacles to state code implementation, and lays the

groundwork for product and service aggregation at scale.

2016068344 Solar Water Heating for the Residential, Commercial and Industrial Sectors

Energy Commission

--

NOE

The contractor will conduct a pilot scale demonstration and test the previously

developed aluminum mini-channel solar water heating technology on

residential/commercial building types and climate zones in California that have

been identified by the contractor as having the greatest potential for cost and

energy savings. The contractor will then identify pathways to the marketplace and

develop a business plan that will facilitate the technology's introduction into the

marketplace. The contractor will also design and optimize copper mini-channel

solar thermal technology for potential use in commercial and industrial

applications. The optimized design will then be tested to determine if useable

industrial grade steam can be produced and determine what the applicable ideal

commercial/industrial scenarios would be. The contractor will then identify

commercial/industrial sites for demonstrating the optimal copper mini-channel

solar technology. The demonstration will attempt to prove the feasibility, energy

savings, and cost effectiveness of the technology for industrial processes. The

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contractor will also identify pathways to the marketplace and develop a business

plan that will facilitate the technology's introduction into the marketplace.

2016068345 California Investor-Owned Utility Electricity Load Shapes

Energy Commission


NOE

Proposed resolution approving Agreement 300-15-013 with ADM Associates, Inc.

for a $1,147,406 contract to conduct market analysis to characterize existing and

future electricity load in the service territories of Pacific Gas and Electric Company,

Southern California Edison Company, and San Diego Gas & Electric Company.

This information will help overcome technical barriers to achieving California's

clean energy goals by providing an accurate assessment of the contributions of

clean energy technologies in reducing peak demand, integrating renewable energy

into the grid, and maintaining electricity system reliability as the development of

clean energy technologies and strategies increases over time.

2016068346 California Commercial End-Use Survey

Energy Commission

--

NOE

This project will develop a methodology to conduct a survey of the characteristics

of commercial utility customers that will serve as a baseline and support the

Energy Commission's work on the demand forecast. The methodology will include

obtaining end-use energy data through a combination of phone calls, on-site visits,

and potentially the purchase of third-party data. The survey will be conducted

according to the finalized methodology plan and the data will be analyzed and

delivered to the Energy Commission staff.

2016068347 Extreme Weather Related Vulnerability and Adaption for California's

Transportation Fuel Sector

Energy Commission

--

NOE

This research project will provide an initial assessment of the vulnerability of

California's Transportation fuel sector stakeholders so that pragmatic resilience

strategies can be identified and priorities established for further investigation.

2016068348 Electric Power Research Institute, Inc.

Energy Commission

--

NOE

This project will involve developing a software platform that measures energy

usage by end-use devices in real time and provides electricity the capability to

manage the consumption of those devices in response to changes in electricity

price, demand response signals, and/or other information about real-time grid

conditions.

2016068349 Third Extension of Time for Location and Development PLan 09-04 and

Conditional Use Permit 09-08.

Adelanto, City of

--

NOE

A proposal for the development of a 35.35 acre retail shopping center to include a

major retailer, large retailers, restaurants, and a bank.

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2016068350 Amendment to Condtional Use Permit C96-6

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Amendment to Condtional Use Permit C96-6 to allow an existing rental vehicle

agency to wash returne rental vehicles on-site prior to next use for the property

located at 11901 Beach Blvd. in the CG zone.

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2016061049 Yosemite Unified School District Water System Upgrade Project

Yosemite Joint Union High School District

--Madera

MND 07/26/2016

The proposed project is a water system upgrade that includes the construction of

new waterlines, installation of a tank and booster pumps, and the consolidation

with an existing, but separate, water utility system. The objectives of the project

include providing potable water that meets the drinking water standards, including

the EPA arsenic MCL and providing additional water storage capacity needed for

fire protection.

New water line segments within the school campus and in rights of way of

previously disturbed areas will be installed, along with a 10,000 gallons tank and

booster pumps. There will be 4,410 lineal feet of buried 4 inch and 6 inch

waterlines installed via surface ground disturbance, and 2,610 lf of 4 in water lines

installed by horizontal directional drilling (HDD).

2016061058 SUBTPM19615, DRC2015-00177 & DRC2016-00434

Rancho Cucamonga, City of

Rancho Cucamonga--San Bernardino

MND 07/26/2016

A request to subdivide a 0.94 acre parcel of land into two parcels that are within

the Equestrian Overlay and Hillside Overlay in the Very Low Residential District,

located at the northeast corner of Almond Street and Almond Court - APN:

1074-041-01.

2016062062 Contra Costa Times Newspaper Site Reuse, Minor Subdivision, & Development

Entitlement #Y15-071,-152,-170

Walnut Creek, City of

Walnut Creek--Contra Costa

MND 07/26/2016

The development applications include the consideration of the following project

components and city approvals:

a) Tentative Map and minor subdivision to re-subdivide the former Contra Costa

Times Building property (total of 14 acres) into two buildable parcels and

associated easements and improvements.

b) Demolition of a 6,000 sf metal shed.

c) CUP and design review for expansion of the indoor recreation use previously

approved in a portion of the existing Contra Costa Times Building, including

demolition, remodel and additions totaling approximately 215,000 sf of gross floor

area in the interior space. The existing building consists of 164,811 sf of gross

floor area, including 39,561 sf of gross floor area occupied by Ultimate Fieldhouse

indoor recreation (Sportsplex Phase 1).

e) Site access, sidewalks, street lighting, paths, driveways, and parking for

approximately 714 vehicles.

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f) Design Review commission review and approval to allow development within

setbacks normally established for buildings taller than 20 ft, pursuant to section

10-2.2.1203 property development regulations, subsection D(4).

g) Tree removal permit and dripline encroachment permit for the removal of

approximately 121 trees, including removal of up to 40 large and highly protected

trees.

h) amendment of CUP and design review application Y14-136, Ultimate

Fieldhouse (Sportsplex Phase i) AT 2640 Shadelands Drive, approved pursuant to

planning commission resolution 3677 and Design review commission resolution

2915, for 39,561 sf of indoor recreation in the existing building. Amendments

proposed at this time consist of changes such as parking calculations and site

circulation.

2016062064 Twin Cities Road over Snodgrass Slough Bridge Replacement

Sacramento County

--Sacramento

MND 07/26/2016

The project site is located along Twin Cities Road approximately 2.3 miles west of

I-5 over Snodgrass Slough in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. The existing

Twin Cities Road Bridge is a narrow, two lane bridge with a manually operated

swing which does not meet American Association of State Highway and

Transportation Officials standards. The Sacramento County Department of

Transportation proposes to replace the existing bridge with a wider, two lane

bridge that includes raised approaches and accommodates navigation of tall

watercraft with a removable span.

2016062068 Terrazzo at Fountaingrove

Santa Rosa, City of

Santa Rosa--Sonoma

MND 07/27/2016

The development is proposed for 1601 Fountaingrove Parkway, Santa Rosa, CA.

Development is proposed on 6.24 acres of the 7.5 acre site. The site would be

developed as follows: the site will have 19 single family lots totaling 6.24 acres,

one common lot parcel and private roadway (Parcel A, 1.27 acres in size), and two

separate common open space easement management areas totaling 3.32 acres

from within the housing lots.

2011111049 Campo Verde Solar Energy Storage System

Imperial County

El Centro--Imperial

NOP 07/26/2016

An EIR was prepared for the Campo Verde Solar Project and certified in 2012. The

current project is an amendment to an existing conditional use permit (11-0007) for

a proposed battery energy storage facility that will charge from the electricity

generated by the Campo Verde Solar facility and connect to the existing on-site

substation which interconnects with the Imperial Valley Substation. The project will

be built in 2 phases: Phase 1 is a 424 sf metal modular battery system container

on a concrete foundation occupying 707 sf including a power distribution panel,

and other components. Phase 2 is a 12,300 sf metal building with battery racks on

a concrete foundation with electrical switch gear and other equipment occupying

16,086 sf.

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2016062063 Serramonte Views Condominiums and Hotel Project

Daly City

Daly City--San Mateo

NOP 07/26/2016

The proposed project would be situated on 6.07 acre site located on the south side

of Serramonte Boulevard, between Callan Boulevard and Gellert Boulevard in Daly

City. The project proposes to subdivide the property into two parcels, a 4.83 acre

parcel to accommodate three residential condominium buildings and 1.24 acre

parcel to accommodate a hotel. The residential component of the project includes

270 condominium units. The condominium units would be constructed in up to

12-story structures above partially below grade parking garages. The hotel portion

of the project includes the construction of an 11 story building with 200 rooms

above a six story, partially below grade podium parking garage.

2003041001 San Diego Downtown Community Plan, Centre City Planned District Ordinance

and Redevelopment Plan for the Centre City Project Area

San Diego, City of

--San Diego

NOD

The project consists of the construction and operation of a bus stopover and

multi-use faiclity on one city block bounded by A Street, Union Street, B Street,

and State Street (located within the Columbia Neighborhood within Downtown San

Diego). The bus stopover facility would be used by buses and MTS operators,

supervisors, and maintenance staff; no passenger boardings or alightings would

take place there. A total of up to 24 bus bays would be needed to provide the

required vehicle capacity to serve existing and near future local and BRT services.

The multi-use facility would consist of up to approx. 300,000 sq. ft. of office use,

20,000 sq. ft. of retail use, and 280,000 sq. ft. of residential uses. Pursuant to

CEQA Guidelines Section 15183.3, an Infill Environmental Checklist was prepared

for this project documenting why no further CEQA review is required.

2012032012 Lake Merritt Station Area Plan

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

NOD

Proposal to construct a new six story mixed use building containing 262 units

including approx. 13,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail on 14th Street, which would

replace the existing surface parking lot.

2012052008 Broadway/Valdez District Specific Plan

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

NOD

Proposal for a new seven story mixed use building containing 225 dwelling units

and approximately 23,000 sf of retail.

2013021042 Groundwater Reliability Improvement Program (GRIP) Supplementary Recharge

Wells Project

Water Replenishment of Southern California

Whittier--Los Angeles

NOD

The proposed project includes three on-site supplemental recharge wells, two

on-site monitoring wells, and one off-site monitoring well. The supplemental

recharge wells would be operated to recharge and store up to 4.5 millions gallons

per day (mgd) of Full Advanced Treated (FAT) recycled water in the underlying

aquifers for replenishment and later use by other groundwater users. When the

Montabello Forebay Spreading Grounds are unavailable for recycled water

recharge or do not have sufficient capacity to hold local storm water during wet

periods, the recycled water produced at the GRIP Advanced Water Treatment

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Facility would be directed to three proposed supplemental recharge wells located

at the AWTF site.

2013032008 Arcata Rail with Trail Connectivity Project

Arcata, City of

Arcata--Humboldt

NOD

Project is limited to one encroachment that includes elements for Phase II of the

Humboldt Bay Trail North project. The trail will have a width of 14 feet (10 feet

paved with 2 foot shoulders) and will be approx. 3 miles in length, a total of 5

bridges will be constructed along the route including 5 water crossings (table 1).

Bridge construction work within the wetted channel will be limited to periods of

negative low tides between July 1 and September 31 when water is not present.

There will be 1.78 acres of permanent wetland impacts, which have a 4:1

mitigation ratio. Mitigation of wetland impacts will be conducted in accordance

with the Humboldt Bay Area Mitigation and the Memorandum of Understanding in

place between Caltrans and the City of Arcata.

2013101061 Pomona College 2015 Campus Master Plan

Claremont, City of

Claremont--Los Angeles

NOD

The Master Plan provides guidance in planning and developing the Pomona

College campus over a period of 15 years from the date of City approval. It would

involve an increase of 50 students, 60 additional faculty/staff members, a net

increase of 26 beds in student residences, and a net increase of 205,400 sq. ft. of

on-campus buildings. On April 12, 2016, the City of Claremont City Council

adopted Resolution No. 2016-21, a resolution certifying the Final EIR for the

project and adopted Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Programs and a

statement of overriding considerations pursuant to CEQA. On May 24, 2016, the

City of Claremont City Council: (1) adopted a Resolution adopting an Addendum to

the EIR; (2) conducted first reading of an Ordinance Approving Change of Zone for

Property Located at 211 and 239 N. College Avenue (File#13-Z04) ; and (3)

approved a Resolution Approving the Pomona College 2015 Master Plan

(File#12-IMP02). On May 25, 2016, the City of Claremont filed a Notice of

Determination for the Pomona College 2015 Campus Master Plan. On June 14,

the City of Claremont City Council conducted a second reading and adopted the

Ordinance approving Change of Zone for property located at 211 and 239No.

College Ave. (File #13-Z04) changing the zoning of the property from Medium

Density Residential (RM2000) to Institutional Educational (IE).

2014121002 Downtown San Diego Mobility Plan

San Diego, City of


NOD

The proposed Project includes the adoption of a freestanding Mobility Plan and

amendments to the Transportation Chapter within the Downtown Community Plan.

The existing Transportation Chapter would be replaced with a new Mobility

Chapter consistent with the Mobility Plan. This planning effort was undertaken to

address the changing priorities and needs of the multi-modal network within the

urban setting, bringing forth improved connections and access for transit riders,

bicyclists, and pedestrian, while maintaining roadway circulation for cars and

commercial vehicles. The Mobility Plan provides for multi-modal transportation

that connects to adjacent communities. This "layered network" approach

prioritizes specific corridors for specific modes, including Greenways, Cycleways,

Transitways, and Autoways, while still accommodating the non-prioritized modes.

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2015062010 Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) Line 114, line 114-1, and Line SP4Z Pipeline

Decommissioning Project

California State Lands Commission

Oakley--Sacramento, Contra Costa

NOD

The Permittee proposes to decommission the three submarine pipeline river

crossings (Line 114, Line 114-1, and Line SP4Z). The project will encompass

three separate work sites, at the north and south landings, and within (below the

surface) of the San Joaquin River itself. The underwater work component of this

project within the San Joaquin River, is approx. 3,520 feet long by 12 feet wide for

an overall disturbance of 42,228 sq. ft. or 0.97 acre. Work is expected to take

approx. 60 days for all three locations.

CDFW is executing Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2015-0128-R3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the

project Applicant, Chris Ellis, Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

2015111053 The City of Costa Mesa Year 2015-2035 General Plan

Costa Mesa, City of

Costa Mesa--Orange

NOD

The 2015-2035 General Plan, as an update to the 2000 General Plan, includes

revisions to nine General Plan elements (Land Use, Circulation, Growth

Management, Conservation, Open Space and Recreation, Noise, Safety,

Community Design, and Historical and Cultural Resources Elements) and will

incorporate the 2013-2021 Housing Elements, which was adopted in 2014.

2016021075 Pacific Palisades Village Proposed Mitigated Negative Declaration


--Los Angeles

NOD

Pursuant to its regulatory authority granted under Ch. 6.8, Division 20, CA Health

and Safety Code, the DTSC approved a Response Plan prepared by Tetra Tech

BAS, March 2016 for the Mobil Gas Station (Site). The Response Plan proposes

to cleanup petroleum fuel hydrocarbons, primarily benzene in groundwater through

in-situ treatment by injecting an oxidation reagent. The Response Plan also

proposes to monitor groundwater conditions for a minimum of two years.

The Site is comprised of two parcels of land (APN 4423-016-005 and

4423-016-006) totaling approx. 0.37-acres. The Site is currently occupied by the

Exxon Mobil-branded service station and convenience store. The Site will be

redeveloped for mixed use with underground parking, commercial/retail space on

the ground floor and residential units on the second story. The Site has been used

as a retail gasoline station since at least 1935.

Soils investigations undertaken at the property identified releases of petroleum

and gasoline in soil, soil and groundwater. Detections of total petroleum

hydrocarbons (TPH) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in soil and

groundwater at the Site exceed regulatory standards. A Baseline Risk

Assessment indicated that contamination in soil would not result in adverse risks

and exposure to chemicals migrating in the vapor phase from groundwater and

potentially migrating inside future onsite building structures and would result in

cancer risks quantified at less than the target risk management concentrations.

concentrations off benzene, ethylbenzene, methyl-tert-butyl ether, toluene,

m,p-xylenes and o-xylene were detected above the maximum contaminant level

(MCL) in groundwater. Groundwater is located at 95 feet below ground surface.

Redevelopment of the Site is anticipated to occur as part of the larger Pacific

Palisades Village Property redevelopment project that is planned for both the Site

and several neighboring parcels. The Pacific Palisades Village Property consists

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of approx. 3.11 acres currently improved with approx. 51,000- sq. ft. of commercial

structures and a surface parking lot. The redevelopment project site is currently

zoned C2-1VL and R3P-1VL and has a land use designation of Community

Commercial in the Community Plan. The Project proposes a mix of uses that total

116,215 sq. ft. of floor area, including retail, restaurants, offices, eight residential

units, a specialty grocery store, a movie theater, a community room, and storage.

Four hundred seventy off-street vehicle parking spaces will be provided in two

levels of subterranean parking, including electronic vehicle (EV) charging spaces.

2016051040 RiverPark West K-8 Steam School Project

Rio School District

Oxnard--Ventura

NOD

The proposed K-8 Community STEAM Campus would have a maximum student

population of 914 students. The new school facilities are designed to meet the

educational and recreational needs of K-8 students' onsite. The proposed facilities

include: four classroom buildings; a multi-purpose building; two paved

parking/student drop-off areas; paved grades 1-8 play court with apparatus;

paved kinder play court with apparatus; two turf athletic fields; paved and

landscaped central quad and courtyards; and 84 regular and 5 accessible parking

spaces. In total, the proposed project would comprise approx. 89,972 sf of

building and structures on site.

2012032012 Lake Merritt Station Area Plan

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

NOE

Proposal to construct a new six story mixed use building containing 262 units

including approx. 13,000 sq. ft. of ground floor retail on 14th Street, which would

replace the existing surface parking lot.

2012052008 Broadway/Valdez District Specific Plan

Oakland, City of

Oakland--Alameda

NOE

Proposal for a new seven story mixed use building containing 225 dwelling units

and approximately 23,000 sf of retail.

2016048361 El Dorado Lift Station Facility Yard Crossing Replacement Project

El Dorado Irrigation District

--El Dorado

NOE

The project replaces a section of earthen roadway crossing an unnamed, seasonal

drainage ditch to access the El Dorado Lift Station and facilities storage yard. The

project will remove/replace three 18-in culverts with culverts of same capacity but

4 ft longer to accommodate a 12-ft wide (originally 8 ft wide) crossing.

2016068351 Bay Area Ridge Trail - Mt. St. Helena Spur - Sign Plan


--Napa

NOE

Install 16 new trail signs along Table Rock, Palisades, and Mt. Saint Helena

Summit trails at Robert Louis Stevenson State Park as part of the dedication of

these trails as a Bay Area Ridge Trail Spur. Work will excavate up to sixteen

eight-inch diameter holes to a maximum depth of 18 inches for 4"x4" posts that will

hold the signs; holes will be back-filled with excavated soil. Eight signs will be

installed on existing posts or replacements posts at existing sign locations and

eight signs will be installed at new locations.

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2016068352 Right of Entry Permit to SEJPA Outfall Replacement Project


--San Diego

NOE

CDPR is providing the San Elijo Joint Power Authority with a Right of Entry Permit

to use a 0.57 acre area (approximately 250-foot by 100-foot rectangle) of Cardiff

State Beach for approximately six weeks as access and staging location of

construction equipment for the pipe installation. A 5-ft wide temporary trench will

be excavated to tie into the existing below ground ocean outfall pipe.

2016068353 Interpretive Panels


--Nevada

NOE

Install two angled low-profile etched stainless steel interpretive panels at Malakoff

Diggins State Historic Park to provide an understanding of cultural resources to

park visitors. Work will excavate (4) *" diameter x 2' deep holes, fill holes with

concrete and place support posts for panel frames in the concrete to secure and

attach panels to posts with vandal resistant screws. Sign locations will be at

Clamper Picnic Area, Historic French Quarter, and Diggins Overlook.

2016068354 Buckley Road Regional TCE Plume INvestigation

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 3 (Central Coast), San Luis Obispo

--San Luis Obispo

NOE

The proposed investigation includes collection of soil, soil gas, and groundwater

samples and the installation of three monitoring wells. The investigation will help

Central Coast Water Board staff identify and delineate the source area of TCE and

provide information for remedial design to begin cleanup of the TCE source area

to prevent further migration of the TCE groundwater plume impacting the drinking

water aquifer.

2016068355 Canal Road Sidewalk and Bike Lane Project

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Contra Costa

NOE

The Project is limited to the construction of sidewalks, bike lanes and

improvements to Canal Road in the community of Bay Point from the Bailey Road

intersection to the Loftus Road intersection. Improvements to impact bed, bank

and channel consist of drainage and culvert improvements as well as extension of

a previously existing headwall up to 120 linear feet. The Issuance of a Streambed

Alteration Agreement number 1600-2016-0011-R3 is pursuant to Fish and Game

Code Section 1602.

2016068356 Liberty Island Foundation Removal (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2015-0380-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

Rio Vista--Solano

NOE


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2105-0380-R3, pursuant to section n1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

2016068357 Upper Truckee Marsh Flight

Tahoe Conservancy


NOE

This project will provide the University of Vermont with Access rights to complete

unmanned aircraft flights for the purposes of basic data collection, research, and

future project improvements.

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2016068358 Lot Line Adjustment Application No. LLA-16-01 and Certificate of Compliance No.

CC-16-01 of Timothy Family Trust, Ronald Timothy, 8550 Runge Road

Solano County

Dixon--Solano

NOE

To adjust property boundaries between three contiguous parcels.

2016068359 Shorecliffs Middle School Safe Routes to School Pedestrian Improvement Project

San Clemente, City of

San Clemente--Orange

NOE

The project will close an existing sidewalk gap of 300 feet to provide a continuous

safe route to school for children using the route. The City's plan to narrow crossing

distances and decrease turn radii using curb extensions is both desirable and

necessary to improve conditions for pedestrians at the six identified locations.

2016068360 TFX Aviation Incorporated Newbury Park Facility, Post-Closure Permit Renewal


--Ventura

NOE

The Department of Toxic Substances control pursuant to authority granted under

Chapter 14, Division 4.5, Title 22, of the California Code of regulations, to approve

a post-closure permit. The project is the issuance of a post-closure permit for the

Hazardous Waste Management Facility (HWMF) at TFX Aviation Incorporated

Newbury Park Facility. The term of this permit will be 10 years. The post-closure

permit consists of three primary functions: maintenance and operation of the

groundwater monitoring/extraction well network, environmental monitoring, and

maintenance of financial mechanism to fund the post-closure activities.

2016068361 Trinidad Forest Fire Station - Water Storage Improvement Project


--Humboldt

NOE

Two new 10,000 gallon monolithic concrete water storage tanks will be

constructed on site. The tanks will be constructed atop two new concrete slabs

measuring 13' x 13' x 12' in an existing cleared, flat site void of vegetation.

2016068362 Humboldt-Del Norte Hazard Tree Removal - Trinidad & Klamath


--Humboldt, Del Norte

NOE

This project involves the removal of hazard trees at two separate locations within

the Humboldt-Del Norte CAL FIRE operational unit. Hazard trees have been

identified at Trinidad Fire station and Klamath Fire station. The hazard trees

threaten public and Cal Fire Employee safety as well as critical infrastructure such

as engine bays, barracks, adjacent property, and power lines. This project will last

no more than 1-3days at each location.

2016068363 Dust Emissions Inventory


--San Diego

NOE

The purpose of this project is to estimate emission potential of various surface

types in areas west of the Salton Sea within the boundaries of the Ocotillo Wells

SVRA. Emissions potential measurements will be conducted at three sites using a

PI-SWERL portable instrument transported y field personnel pushing a 3-wheele

stroller containing the equipment. Measurements will be taken at three locations

within 100 meters of site center point. The PI-SWERL is placed directly on the

ground surface and, via a rapidly rotating disk, generates wind underneath the

device that may disturb the top layer of the underlying surface (sand & dust).

PI-SWERL sampling will be performed every 2-3 months with a seasonal

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emphasis spanning October-April. The PI-SWERL research will be temporary, has

no subsurface disturbance, and will be located in areas devoid of vegetation.

2016068364 Truckhaven Trail Entrance Repair


--Imperial

NOE

The purpose of this project is to repair the southern entrance of the Truck haven

Trail located in the northern acquisition of the Ocotillo Wells SVRA. The project

site is located on the S-22 (Borrego-Salton Seaway), approximately four miles

west of Highway 86. Current conditions are such that water erosion has worn down

the road corridor substantially causing the road to migrate out of the original

alignment. Excavation depths may vary from 6" to 24-36" depending on underlying

soil compositions.

2016068365 Old Waterworks Reservoir Dam, No. 3415


Napa--Napa

NOE

Construction of a tunnel at the base of the dam.

2016068366 Weather Station Instlal, Cuneo Horse Camp


--Glenn

NOE

Install a new weather station, and tower at the Cuneo Creek Horse Campground in

Humboldt Redwoods State Park to replace the existing outdated weather station

with a modern version that will provide par staff and the public with access to

real-time meteorological data via the internet.

2016068367 Weather Station Install, Mill Creek Watershed Office & Boyes Prairie


--Del Norte, Humboldt

NOE

Install two new weather stations and towers, one at the Mill Creek Watershed

office, Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park, and one at Boyes Prairie, Prairie

Creek Redwoods State Park to replace existing outdated weather stations with

modern versions to provide park staff and the public with access to real-time

meteorological data via the internet.

2016068368 Compressed Natural Gas System Removal and Undergound Storage Tank

Repairs - State Garage

General Services, Department of


NOE

The project involves removal of the compressed natural gas fueling system and all

associated equipment at the State garage. The project also consists of repair and

maintenance of the containment system under five fuel dispensers. If concrete is

removed to perform the repairs, the concrete will be replaced to match the existing

slope to provide for proper drainage. If soil contamination related to the fueling

system is discovered, the project may also include removal of up to 50 tons of

contaminated soil. If contamination is more extensive, the remediation will be

considered a separate action for purposes of CEQA. Any removal action will

comply with applicable state and local environmental permitting requirements.

2016068369 Secretary of State, Ronald Reagan State Building



NOE

The California Department of General Services is performing tenant improvements

consisting of installation of two "now serving" signs in Secretary of State Suite on

the 12th floor of the South tower building and one "now serving sign" on the 2nd

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floor at the cafeteria. The tenant improvements consist of hard wired installation of

three "now serving" signs.

2016068370 Wilden Entrance Road and Add Parking (15/16-SD-31)


--San Diego

NOE

Widen the campground entrance road to San Elijo State Beach. Convert the loop

road and grass knoll just south of the entrance kiosk into a parking lot, to improve

visitor services.

2016068371 Mt. Konocti Interface Fuel Break


--Lake

NOE

CAL FIRE and the Kelseyville Fire Protection District, in partnership with the Lake

County Fire Safe Council, are planning a fuel reduction project in neighborhoods

collectively known as the Riviera at the base of Mt. Konocti near Clear Lake. The

Mt. Konocti Interface Fuel Break is a top priority project in Lake County's

Community Wildfire Protection Plan and in CAL FIRE's Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit

Strategic Fire Plan. The fuel breaks are planned in locations where crews could

more effectively and safely combat a fire and improve the effectiveness of air

tanker drops. Vegetation in the project vicinity is dominated by mature, decadent

brush including chamise, manzanita, and toyon, interspersed with small to medium

sized trees such as interior live oak, California bay laurel, gray pine, and knobcone

pine. Hundreds of acres of flammable vegetation are adjacent to the

neighborhoods.

The fuel breaks will entail removal of vegetation in linear strips using hand crews,

bulldozers, or masticators. Material cut by hand crews will be piled and burned for

disposal, or may be chipped if burning is not feasible. Masticated vegetation will be

left in place to decompose. Vegetation removed by bulldozers will be piled and

burned for disposal. Some vegetation will be retained in a mosaic pattern in order

to reduce erosion and provide wildlife habitat. Operators will take care to remove

the less desirable, more flammable brush species such as chamise, while

retaining larger manzanita plants and trees such as oaks and bays. The fuel

breaks will range from 100 to 300 ft wide, depending on treatment method. Areas

treated by hand crews will be approximately 100 ft wide, while areas treated by

equipment may extend up to 300 ft wide. On average, the fueld breaks will be

approximately 200 ft wide.

2016068372 Newton Rd Class II Bike Lane

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley)

Nevada City--Nevada

NOE

Central Valley Water Board will be issuing a 401 water quality certification for this

project. The project consists of widening the existing road to 30 ft paved width,

replacing two existing 24-in diameter, 30 ft length culverts with two, 36 in diameter

and 47 ft length, and installing headwalls and riprap at each end.

2016068373 Albion River Bridge Replacement (EA:01-40110)

Caltrans #3

--Mendocino

NOE

Caltrans is proposing to conduct geotechnical drillings in order to provide data for

the Albion River Bridge project. There will be 11 drill sites for this investigation, six

are located to the south of Albion River and five are located to the north of the

river.

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2016068374 Fairfield Inn & Suites

Los Alamitos, City of

Los Alamitos--Orange

NOE

The project is located on the southeast corner of Los Alamitos Blvd and

Briggeman Dr in Los Alamitos, CA. The proposed project would include a

free-standing 4-story, 108-room hotel encompassing approximately 61,643 sf. It is

anticipated that the project would be completed and in full operation by 2017.

Vehicular access is proposed via three driveways, including one located off

Briggeman Dr and two located along Serpentine Dr. The proposed project would

provide a total of approximately 108 parking spaces within a single surface parking

lot. Access to the parking lot is provided via Briggeman Ave and Serpentine Dr.

The Conceptual Site Plan is illustrated in Exhibit 1.

2016068375 Contract Extension for Lilley Planning Group

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Requested is the authorization to allow the City Manager to extend the

professional services agreement to continue providing contract planning with Lilley

Planning Group services for the community development department.

2016068376 Approve Submittal of the Renewed Measure M Eligibility Package and its

Components and Adoption of Resolution 2016-14 by the City Council of the City of

Stanton,

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

The Orange County Transportation Authority requires that local jurisdiction comply

with a variety of requirements to remain eligible to receive renewed Measure M2

funding. The proposed action will approve the submittal of items to keep the City

eligible to receive annual fairshare and competitive grant funds. The Public Works

Department has prepared all the requested documents and is prepared to submit

them to OCTA upon approval by the City Council. This item is being brought

before the City Council for approval of the amended staff report to include specific

language and reflect the necessary revisions for submittal to the OCTA to remain

eligible to receive renewed Measure M2 funding.

2016068377 Contract for the Lew Edwards Group

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Requested is the authorization to allow the City Manager to enter into a

Professional Services Agreement with the Lew Edwards Group for preparation of a

residential education, outreach and engagement program.

2016068378 Agreement with the County of Orange to Participate in the Alert OC Countywide

Emergency Mass Notification System

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

The City has been invited to participate in Orange County's Alert OC emergency

mass notification system. Access to the system is being offered to the City for no

charge and will allow the City to contact citizens and disseminate important

information during emergency situations.

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2016068379 Resolution Directing the Auditor of the County of Orange to Add the Protective

Services Tax to the 2016-2017 Tax Roll

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

On August 6, 1985, the voters of Stanton adopted an initiative measure

establishing a Protective Services Tax. Each year the City Council must adopt a

Resolution directing the Auditor Controller to place this assessment on the tax

rolls.

2016068380 Award of a Construction Contract for the Kermore Lane Reconstruction Project by

the City Council of the City of Stanton, California

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

The bids for the Kermore Lane Reconstruction project were opened on May 23,

2016. Based on the post-bid analysis of the six bids received, staff recommends

the bid submitted by Excel Paving Company to be the lowest responsible bid. The

cost for completing the Kermore Lane Reconstruction Project is estimated at $

509,290, which includes a 10% contingency and a construction inspection fee.

2016068381 Public Hearing Relative to the Annual Levy of Assessments for the Installation,

Maintenance, and Servicing of Public Lighting Facilities and Median Islands with

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

On May 24, 2016, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2016-15, approving the

Engineers report, and Resolution No. 2016-16, declaring its intention to levy and

collect the annual assessments for installation, maintenance and servicing of

Lighting and Landscaping District No. 1 for Fiscal Year 2016-2017 pursuant to the

Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972. This is the time and date scheduled to

conduct the Public Hearing concerning the annual levy of assessments of the

District, the extent of the District, the improvements and the proposed

assessments and all other matters pertaining thereto.

2016068382 Public Hearing -- Establishing a Sewer Services User Fee Unit Rate for Sewer

Services

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

On March 1, 1988, the City of Stanton assumed operation and maintenance of

sanitary sewer system improvements within its jurisdictional boundary under

Orange County Reorganization No. 88. In order to provide sufficient revenue for

the operation of the Stanton Sewer Department of the City Council must annually

adopt an ordinance to establish a user fee rate for sewer services for each fiscal

year.

2016068383 Ordinance to Amend the Zoning Code to Establish New Regulations Relating to

Political Signs and Temporary Noncommercial Signs

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

The proposed ordinance would amend the zoning code to modify and remove

regulations on temporary noncommercial signs, such as political, religious, or

ideological signs, in order to comply with the 2015 United States Supreme Court

ruling.

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2016068384 Approval of Ordinance No. 1051

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

An ordinance of the City Council of the City of Stanton, California, adding Chapter

14.08 to Title 14 of the Stanton Municipal Code regarding regulations for the use

public skate parks.

2016068385 Approval of Third Amendment to the Agreement Between the City of Stanton and

the County of Orange for Law Enforcement Services

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

The City of Stanton has contracted for police services with the Orange County

Sheriff since 1988. The City Council approves a five year agreement with the

County of Orange for law enforcement services. Then each fiscal year, an

amendment to the Agreement is prepared which adjusts the cost for services, and

any changes to the level of services directed by the City. The current five year

agreement provides for services for the period from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2018.

The third amendment proposes the cost for services for FY 2016-2017 at

$9,673,787.

2016068386 Agreement with Anaheim Family YMCA to Offer Contract Classes and Sports

Leagues at Stanton Central Park

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

This item is before City Council to consider entering into an agreement with the

Anaheim Family YMCA to offer various contract classes and sports leagues at

Stanton Central Park.

2016068387 La Quinta High School Replacement Pool, Locker room and Gymnasium

Garden Grove Unified School District

Westminster--Orange

NOE

The replacement of ~44,000 sf pool, locker room and gym with ~48,000 sf

complex that is more seismically safe.

2016068388 Pacifica High School Replacement Pool, Locker room and Gymnasium

Garden Grove Unified School District

Garden Grove--Orange

NOE

The replacement of ~44,000 sf pool, locker room and gym with ~48,000 sf

complex that is more seismically safe.

2016068389 Permit 15-03

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Application to a 4,500 sf, one story commercial shell building, designed to house

one drive-through restaurant and two additional quick serve restaurants. The site

is located in the CG Zone and South Gateway Mixed Use Overlay Zone.

2016068390 Safe Routes to School Improvements around El Camino Elementary School

Ontario, City of

Ontario--San Bernardino

NOE

1) Construct 2 intersection chokers with Rapid Flashing Beacons and handicap

ramps to provide improved access across Fifth St; 2) Construct 1 rectangular rapid

flashing beacon with raised median and detectable warning surfaces to provide

improved access to Munoz Park; 3) Construct 11 new handicap ramps; 4)

Reconstructed 1 handicap ramp to be ADA compliant; 5) reconstruct 5 driveways

to ensure pedestrian crossing is ADA compliant; and 6) add detectable warning

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devices at 2 existing ramps within the El Camino school attendance area.

2016068391 Conditional Use Permit 15-09

Stanton, City of

Stanton--Orange

NOE

Application to operate a medical waste sterilization and transfer facility at 8101

Monroe Avenue, in the Industrial General zone. Medical waste is considered a

hazardous material, which means the use is categorized as a Heavy-Intensity

Manufacturing/Processing land use per Sec 20.700.060 of the Stanton Municipal

Code.

2016068392 DJ's Growing Place (PL15-0196)

Napa, City of

Napa--Napa

NOE

Proposal to allow agricultural cultivation at 2023 Big Ranch Road and associated

nursery sales at 708 Trancas St. A portion of the residentially-zoned property at

2023 Big Ranch Road will be utilized for growing and display of plants. Customer

parking, access to the plant display area and plant sales will occur on an adjacent

commercially zoned property located at 708 Trancas St. Existing residential uses

on both of the subject properties will be retained.

2016068393 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2016-0098-R1,

Noyo Harbor District Boat Launch Ramp Project, Noyo Inner Harbor Boat Launch

Facility,

Fish & Wildlife #1

Fort Bragg--Mendocino

NOE

The project involves one encroachment: replacement of an existing boat launch

ramp and wooden boarding float dock. Equipment to be used will include an

excavator, crane, backhoe, dump truck, and potentially a barge. Materials to be

used include gravel, rock, and pre-cast concrete ramp panels. Rock slope

protection will be installed along ramp sides. The project footprint below ordinary

high water mark is approximately 2200 sf.

2016068394 Royal Gold Channel Enhancement Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2015-0482-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE

CDFW has executed lake and streambed alteration agreement no.

1600-2015-0482-R1, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Mr.

Chad Waters, for Royal Gold LLC.

The project is limited to one encroachment to conduct channel improvements to

reduce flooding and remove invasive species. Channel improvements include

removal of trash and debris from the channel, bank stabilization, removal of

invasive vegetation, and replanting with native vegetation.

2016068395 Cottrell Ranch Stream Crossings Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agerement No. 1600-2016-0101-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE



Wesley Moore.

The project is limited to six encroachments that include six stream crossing

upgrades funded in part by NRCS. Six existing crossing will be upgraded and will

include a min 24" diameter culvert at five of the sites, and a min 48" culvert at the

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remaining site. Work for the project will include removal of the older undersized

culverts, replacement with a new culvert, grading and armoring.

2016068396 Wilson Water Diversion Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2015-0085-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE



Galen Wilson.

The project is limited to one encroachment for water diversion. Work for the

project will include use and maintenance of the water diversion infrastructure.

2016068397 Segesman Stream Diversion Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement

No. 1600-2016-0090-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE



Matthew Segesman.

This agreement covers existing diversion water from an unnamed tributary to Dry

Creek. Storage tanks totally approximately 92,000 gallons will also filled from the

unnamed tributary diversion. A small irrigation use registration is associated with

the water storage and water diversion for this project. Water will be diverted for

direct use from April 15 to June 14 of each year at a rate of 360 gallons per day.

Water will be diverted to storage from December 15 to April 30 at a rate not to

exceed 1 gallon per minute. No water will diverted from the unnamed tributary

outside the period December 15 to June 14 of each year. Bypass flows below the

point of diversion will meet Fish and Game Code section 5901.

2016068398 Bates Property Restoration Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2015-0081-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE


1600-2015-0081-R1, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Ms.

Jennifer Bates.

The project consists of work at nine encroachments. These encroachments

include two points of water diversion on unnamed tributaries to Cox Creek. In

addition, culvert replacement and maintenance will take place at four road/stream

crossings, road rehabilitation at one location, drainage restoration at one location,

and pond spillway improvement and dam erosion repair at one location.

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2015092020 Jamestown Sanitary District Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Evaluation of

Alternatives

Jamestown Sanitary District

--Tuolumne

ADM 07/12/2016


Evaluation of four alternatives to improve JSD's ability to meet regulatory

requirements for wastewater treatment. Alternatives 1 & 2 at the present WWTP

(3.8 acres) along Wood's Creek SE of Jamestown would provide either secondary

(Alternative 1) or tertiary (Alternative 2) treatment. Alternatives #3 and 4 JSD's

vacant Quartz property (63 acres) adjacent to Tuolumne Utilities District's Quartz

Reservoir in Stent /Quartz would provide either 70% secondary and 30% tertiary

(Alt 3) or 100% tertiary (Alt 4) treatment at a new facility. Tertiary treated effluent

would be available for on site pick up and off site use. Alts 3 and 4 include

relocating the Main St administration offices to the Quartz Site.

2012031080 Sunset-Silver Lake



EIR 08/11/2016

Site 1: 84 residential units, 10,378 sf of commercial uses.



2015101082 Town Center Specific Plan

Duarte, City of

Duarte--Los Angeles

EIR 08/12/2016

The Town Center Specific Plan identifies the long-term vision and objectives for

private development and public improvement along portions of Huntington

Avenue, Highland Avenue, and Buena Vista Street in the City of Duarte. The

Specific Plan will establish land use, transportation, infrastructure, economic

development, and urban design strategies to promote well-balanced retail

development, mixed-use and residential development, and active civic and public

places. The Specific Plan area encompasses approximately 75 acres. It is

estimated that the Specific Plan would support development of 1,075 residential

units, 703,000 sf of commercial use, and 350 hotel rooms.

2010091084 High Desert Corridor (New State Route - 138)

Caltrans #7

--Los Angeles, San Bernardino

FIN

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Caltrans, in cooperation with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation

Authority (Metro), proposes construction of the High Desert Corridor (HDC) as a

new transportation facility in the High Desert region of Los Angeles and San

Bernardino counties. The proposed 63 mile-long west-east facility would provide

route continuity and relieve traffic congestion between SR 18 and United States

Highway 395 in San Bernardino County with SR-14 in Los Angeles County. The

project would comprise of one or more of the following major components,

including highway, toll way, rail transit, bikeway, and recommendation for green

energy facilities.

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2015121095 Burbank Bob Hope Airport Replacement Terminal

Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority

Burbank--Los Angeles

FIN

Notes: 1 CD

The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority (Authority) is proposing to build

a 14-gate replacement passenger terminal and related facilities at Bob Hope

Airport (Airport) in one of two locations at the Airport.

2016032024 Field & Pond Large Bed & Breakfast and Large Event Facility Project

Yolo County

Winters--Yolo

MND 07/27/2016

Project is a proposal for a Use Permit to operate a large bed and breakfast and

large special event facility in the A-X Zone.

This is a revised and recirculated MND. The Initial MND was submitted on March

8, 2016.

2016061059 Colton Street Project



MND 07/27/2016

The Project includes demolition of the existing single family residential structure,

and the construction of an 86-ft tall apartment building containing 40 for-rent

dwelling units, including three units set aside for habitation by Very Low Income

Households, comprising approximately 33,767 sf of floor area. The building would

include six levels of residential units over two levels of subterranean parking to

provide 43 vehicle parking spaces. The project includes approximately 4,200 sf of

open space and requires the export of approximately 6,100 cy of soil.

2016061060 Industrial Street Lofts



MND 07/27/2016

The project would result in the demolition of the existing industrial building, loading

dock, and freight truck/trailer storage area on the project site and the construction

of an approximately 336,304 sf mixed use project on a 2.59 acre site with 34

live/work units (299,302 sf of floor area), 7,458 sf of leasing / amenity area, 24,044

sf of creative office uses, and 5,500 sf of restaurant space. All of the live/work

units would be classified by the Los Angeles Building Code as R2 occupancy in

accordance with LABC Section 419, to allow for the creation of arts and crafts or

production in the work space and the capacity to accommodate up to 5

employees. The proposed project would result in a Floor Area Ratio of 2.98:1 and

requires a ministerial 22.5% density bonus to increase the max density from 282 to

344 units.

2016061061 Gillespie Minor Use Permit / DRC2014-00027

San Luis Obispo County

Arroyo Grande--San Luis Obispo

MND 07/27/2016

A request by Lori and Rob Gillespie for a minor use permit to allow Temporary

Events within a single family residence or within a barn on a 29.02 acre project

site. The Temporary Events program will include: 10 events with up to 400 guests;

20 events with up to 350 guests; 10 events with up to 250 guests. The project also

includes the phased construction of an approximate 4,000 sf barn. The project will

result in the disturbance of approximately 4,500 sf.

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2016061062 Second Street Bridge Replacement Project, Bridge #54C-0411

San Bernardino, City of

San Bernardino--San Bernardino

MND 07/27/2016

The City of San Bernardino, in cooperation with Caltrans, proposes to replace the

existing Second Street Bridge (Bridge #54C-0411) over Warm Creek between

Arrowhead Avenue and Mountain View Ave. The purpose of the project is to

improve the sufficiency rating of the bridge, including improving the longevity of the

bridge, reducing maintenance, improving seismic performance, and bringing the

design into compliance with American Association of State Highway and

Transportation Officials standards. The project would include replacing the existing

bridge, widening each sidewalk by one foot, and installing bridge barrier railings

that conform to AASHTO standard.

2016061063 Initial Study and MND for Calif. Dept. of State Hospitals (DSH) Metropolitan State

Hospital (MSH) Norwalk

State Hospitals. Department of

Norwalk--Los Angeles

MND 07/28/2016

The proposed project is for the partial modernization of a 23-acre portion of the

155-acre MSH campus. The project includes upgraded security features and

improvements to accommodate additional patients including: demolition and

construction of roads and parking areas; new 3,500 sf visitor center; new sallyport;

4,500 lf of 16.5 ft high security fencing around two buildings and the existing park,

both internal to the site and not visible from the adjacent public roadways; and

other security features such as anti-climb mesh and anti-tamper sensor

cable/internal alarms for the security fences, pole-mounted security cameras with

a closed circuit TV on the new light poles, six security/guard stations, a new

restroom building, and other associated utility work. (Increased Security Fence

and Bed Capacity, Project No. 140663)

2016062065 The Crossings

Sacramento, City of


MND 07/27/2016

The proposed project includes construction of a 225 unit student housing project

on the 8.5 acre site. The project is intended to provide opportunities for student

housing for a number of students in the area, specifically for students at CSUS.

The project would consist of three five story residential buildings, one two story

12,500 sf clubhouse/leasing office, and a single story 10,000 sf stand-alone

building titled the "Innovation Center." The Innovation Center would also include a

retail element. The three residential buildings and clubhouse would be constructed

around a landscaped courtyard. The 225 unit housing development would include

up to 750 individual beds and bedrooms would be oriented around larger common

rooms. In addition, a stormwater detention basin would be constructed on site. The

project would connect to existing water and sewer infrastructure in the vicinity of

the project site. Site access would be provided via Ramona Avenue. The project

would include a total of 377 parking spaces for student residents, as well as 40

additional parking spaces for visitors to the Innovation Center building.

2016062069 Acorn Self-Storage

Oakley, City of


MND 07/28/2016

The proposed project includes the construction of a self-storage facility on

approximately 4.7 acres of vacant land. The facility would consist of seven

self-storage buildings, totaling 107,758 sf, several metal storage containers, and a

combined office and manager's residence totaling 2,200 sf over two stories. The

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proposed project also includes the incorporation of photovoltaic solar panels on

the roofs of the storage buildings.

2016062070 Gateway Self-Storage and 7-Eleven

Oakley, City of


MND 07/28/2016

The proposed project includes the subdivision of a 3.63 acre lot into two parcels to

construct a 2.86 acre self-storage facility and a 0.77 acre 7-Eleven gas station.

The self-storage facility would include six storage structures totaling 99,637 sf, a

two story manager's office and residential unit, and 21 parking spaces. The gas

station would include a 3,795 sf 7-Eleven store, six multi product dispenser fueling

stations, and 28 parking spaces.

2016062066 PA-1600017 (SA)

San Joaquin County

Tracy--San Joaquin

Neg 07/27/2016

A site approval application for a custom agricultural design and manufacturing

facility to be completed in 2 phases over 5 years. Phase 1 includes the

construction of two fabrication buildings each to contain 5,000 sf. Phase 2 includes

the construction of two fabrication, assembly, and storage buildings each to

contain 5,000 sf.

2016062067 City of Sonoma General Plan Amendment: Circulation Element Update

Sonoma, City of

Sonoma--Sonoma

Neg 08/11/2016


The project consists of an amendment to the City of Sonoma General Plan to

update the Circulation Element.

2016062071 Clear Channel Digital Billboard

Sacramento County

--Sacramento

Neg 07/28/2016

1. A use permit to allow a 672 sf, 50-ft high digital billboard on approximately 10.35

acres within the Sacramento County special sign corridor (I-80) and the LC zone.

The digital billboard will be located in a landscaped, irrigated planter.

2. A special development permit to deviate from the Sacramento Zoning Code

Sections.

3. Design review to comply with the limited commercial development standards for

signs.

4. A development agreement.

2016031082 Garden Acres Mutual Water Company Minor Modification to CUP (Case No.

LU06-0019)

Ventura County

Oxnard--Ventura

Oth

Note: Response to Comments

The Applicant requests approval of: (1) a minor modification to CUP (Case No.

LU06-0019) for the continued use of an existing water supply, storage, and

distribution system for a period of 40 years; (2) the installation of water

transmission and storage facilities on Tax Assessor's Parcel 149-0-041-185 and

Tax Assessor's Parcel 149-0-041-205; and (3) approval of a Conditional Certificate

of Compliance to create a legal lot for Tax Assessor's Parcel 149-0-041-185.

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2004121065 Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project

Monterey Peninsula Water Management District

Carmel, Monterey, Seaside--Monterey

NOD

The CalAm WDS Permit Amendment #M16-01-L3 includes: 1) the Hilby Avenue

Pump Station, 2) the Monterey Pipeline, and 3) the existing ASR Phase 1 and

Phase 2 wells. Because of existing CalAm diversion, treatment, and distribution

system constraints, the ASR project cannot take full advantage of existing water

rights granted by the SWRCB to divert excess winter Carmel River flows. The

Monterey Pipeline previously was approved by the Monterey Regional Water

Pollution Control Agency (MRWPCA) as part of the PWM/GWR Project to resolve

a pumping trough problem and enable Cal-Am to distribute the drinking water to

be produced by the PWM/GWR Project to its customers. Under the current

approvals by the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District (MPWMD), the

Monterey Pipeline also will be used to convey excess water diverted from the

Carmel River to the ASR injection sites. The Hilby Ave. Pump Station will provide

the lift capacity to move water up from the Monterey Pipeline and deliver the water

to the ASR injection sites. The Pump Station and pipeline do not increase the

allowed diversion of Carmel River water previously approved by the SWRCB; the

facilities simply enable the MPWMD and CalAm to divert more excess winter flows

for injection than the current CalAm system provides.

2005082045 Florin-Vineyard Gap Community Plan

Sacramento County


NOD



project Applicant, GBD Communities.

The proposed project will include the development of residential land uses and

associated infrastructure and will include construction of 379 single-family

residential lots of varying lot sizes, one central neighborhood park, and four

landscape lots to be located adjacent to Elk Grove Florin Road with

Florin-Vineyard Community Plan (FVCP) area. Access to the proposed project will

be provided via two new roads to be constructed off Gardner Park Avenue and

three new roads off Elk-Grove Florin Road. Existing roadside ditch will be

undergrounded into a piped storm drain to continue to convey stormwater.

2006122024 Environmental Review #2006-007, County Road 44

Glenn County

--Glenn

NOD



project Applicant, County of Glenn, Dept. of Public Works.

The project is limited to completion of a replacement project for the road crossing

culvert previously permitted under Streambed Alteration Agreement no.

1600-2008-0256-R2.

2010091084 High Desert Corridor (New State Route - 138)

Caltrans #7

--Los Angeles, San Bernardino

NOD

The High Desert Corridor is a 63-mile long multimodal east-west facility that would

provide route continuity and relieve traffic congestion between SR 14 in Palmdale

(Los Angeles County) and SR 18 in the Town of Apple Valley (San Bernardino

County). The purpose of the project is to address existing and future east-west

transportation demand, travel safety, and reliability within the High Desert region,

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regional goods movement network, connectivity to regional transportation facilities,

and greenhouse gas reduction goals.

2011052062 Feather River West Levee Project Supplemental EIR

Sutter Butte Flood Control Agency

--Butte

NOD

To remediate deficiencies including levee seepage, slope stability, levee

geometry, pipes and existing encroachments.

2014091006 Remedial Action Plan for Potrero Canyon (Lockhead Martin Beaumont No. 1)


Beaumont--Riverside

NOD

The proposed project is to clean up the Potrero Canyon (site), also known as

Lockhead Propulsion - Beaumont No. 1, within the City of Beaumont, Riverside

County, California. The proposed cleanup includes remediation of contaminated

soil and groundwater, landfill containment, and mitigation of residual munitions

and explosives of concern. The proposed remedy is the subject of a Regional

Action Plan (RAP), currently under preparation by DTSC, and includes: shallow

excavation and disposal of impacted soil, hydraulic containment for the regional

groundwater plume, landfill capping, and institutional controls that would restrict

future land use at the site.

2014102031 State Route 29 Napa River Bridge Replacement Project

Caltrans #4

Calistoga--Napa

NOD



project Applicant, Caltrans.

Project includes removing and replacing a vehicular bridge crossing, restoring

riparian vegetation, and installing CA freshwater shrimp habitat structures.

2016021011 Red Top Conveyance Project Water Year 2016-2026 Transfer and Exchange

Central California Irrigation District

--Fresno, Madera

NOD

To install a 36-inch single wall reinforced concrete pipe from a turnout in the Paso

Canal across the San Joaquin River where it will connect to an existing pump

station and conveyance facilities. The pipeline will be installed in an open trench

through the channel and will be concrete encased under the San Joaquin River.

2016032019 Galleria Boulevard/Stanford Ranch Road/SR 65 Northbound Ramps Improvement

Project

Caltrans #3

Rocklin, Roseville--Placer

NOD

Caltrans, in cooperation with the Placer county Transportation Planning Agency,

Placer County, and the Cities of Roseville and Rocklin, proposes to improve the

Galleria Boulevard/Stanford Ranch Road/State Route 65 northbound ramps to

reduce current and future traffic congestion, improve operations and safety, and

comply with current Caltrans and local agency design standards. The proposed

project would modify the SR 65 NB ramps at the Galleria Blvd./Stanford Ranch

Road interchange as well as reconfigure the lanes along Galleria Blvd./Ranch

Road.

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2016068400 Airport Road Cable Barrier Project (EA: 01-0F380)

Caltrans #3

--Humboldt

NOE

Caltrans proposes to convert the existing southbound climbing lane into an 10-foot

shoulder, install high-tension cable median barrier, and replace guardrail on

southbound SR 101 between PM R93.88-R95.00 in Humboldt County. All work

would occur within the existing Caltrans right-of-way.

2016068401 Ordinance Amendment No. PLN2016-0008 - Events and Use Compataability

Regulations

Stanislaus County

--

NOE

Request to amend the following Chapters of the Stanislaus County Zoning

Ordinance - Title 21:

- Ch. 21.08 - General Provisions: proposed amendment adds language clarifying

that no operation shall be conducted in a manner as to cause a nuisance

condition.

- Ch. 21.16 - Districts Generally: proposed amendment clarifies that no use

prohibited under local, state, or federal law shall be allowed in any zoning district

within the unincorporated area of the county.

-Ch. 21.20 - General Agriculture District (A-2): proposed amendment will permit

weddings, and other similar events, provided they are not located on Williamson

Act Contracted land, subject to a Tier Three Use Permit (Section 21.20.030(C)).

Each use permit application will be evaluated individually, in terms of

environmental review and required operating standards, and will go through a

separate public review period, and public hearing process.

Ch. 21.104 - Revocation of Permits: proposed amendment establishes a process

for amending conditions of any proposed to be amended to Amendment and

Revocation of Permits.

Ch. 21.108 - Amendments: Ch. title is proposed to be amended to Ordinance

Amendments for purposes of consistency.

2016068402 Installation of Fiber Optics Communication Lines

Caltrans #3

Sacramento, West Sacramento--Sacramento, Yolo

NOE

The proposed system will primarily will be installed by trenching methods on or

adjacent to the highway shoulder. For structures the fiber optic conduit may be

attached to the underside. Some of the work on the structures may be done from

underneath the structures rather than from the freeway shoulders.

2016068403 Maintenance

Caltrans #12

Laguna Beach, Newport Beach--Orange

NOE

Remove and replace sidewalks, curbs and gutter, and driveways.

2016068404 Safety - Pavement Overlay

Caltrans #12

Irvine--Orange

NOE

To address accidents occurring in wet conditions, this project will overlay the

existing highway with Open Graded Asphalt Concrete, install new electrical loops

and pavement delineation and replace the metal beam guard rail with the Midwest

guard rail system.

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2016068405 Field 402 Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Redding

--Butte

NOE

The project consists of the installation of orchards in the open grassland portion of

the property. The orchard installation activities will include initial deep-ripping of

the site, irrigation installation, and the planning of trees. The one small ephemeral

drainage that occurs on the site will be avoided and maintained. All vernal pool

features identified within the site, with the exception of one small vernal pool

positioned on the boundary of the project site along Hwy 99, will be filled by the

proposed project.

2016068406 Honcut Ditch - Natchez Creek Rediversion Repair Project (Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2016-0110-R2)

Fish & Wildlife #2

--Butte

NOE


pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and South Feather Water and Power Agency

as represented by Matt Colwell.

The project consists of the repair of a 20 ft. length of 20 in. pipe that was crushed

by a large oak tree and rock. The existing support structure is intact and does not

need to be replaced. Construction will be limited to minor concrete patching, pipe

cutting and replacement. Access to the site will require minor grading of a 6-8 ft.

by 60 ft. path to access the site. The project also includes the diversion of water

covered under SWRCB Water Right Application #1651 (Permit #1267). The

project site is a point of rediversion of irrigation water from Natchez Creek.

irrigation water is imported from the south fork of the Feather River through South

Feather Water and Power agency irrigation distribution Forbestown Canal. The

irrigation water is dropped into Natchez Creek for an estimated 0.5 miles then

rediverted at the diversion structure into the Honcut Ditch.

2016068407 NG2016-18 Crown Castle / NextG Long Beach DAS Project


Long Beach--Los Angeles

NOE



2016068408 NG2015-17Crown Castle / NextG Thousand Oaks DAS Project


Thousand Oaks--Ventura

NOE



2016068409 NG2016-22 Crown Castle / NextG Poway Atomics DAS Project


Poway--San Diego

NOE



2016068410 NG2016-20 Crown Castle / NextG Piedmont Ave. DAS Project


Oakland--Alameda

NOE



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2016068411 NG2016-21 Crown Castle / NextG Piedmont HS DAS Project


Oakland--Alameda

NOE



2016068412 107 Fringe Area Annexation

Riverside County

Menifee--Riverside

NOE

The proposed project consist of the annexation of one parcel (APN: 362-430-008),

amounting to approx. 2.09 acres of land, to the Eastern Municipal Water District

and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern CA. Annexation will allow the

District to provide water service tot eh existing private structure located on the

parcel.

2016068413 Miller Elementary School Whole Site Modernization Project

San Diego Unified School District


NOE

The San Diego Unified School District proposes to conduct a whole site

modernization of the existing Miller ES campus, which is located on federal land

leased from the US Navy. The proposed whole site modernization would include

the demolition of seven existing portable classrooms at Miller ES and six portable

classrooms at Miller Child Development Center, renovation of four existing

loft-style classrooms to include permanent partitions, improved site path of travel,

construction of a new on site student drop off area, and installation of a new

artificial turf play field. The proposed project would replace a total of 13 existing

portable classrooms with a new 10 classroom building, and thus would not result

in a net increase in classroom space greater than 10 new classrooms. The

existing total enrollment at Miller ES is approximately 725 students. The proposed

project would not increase the net student capacity of the campus. In addition, the

school was built between 1975-1978; therefore, the buildings proposed for

demolition are less than 45 years old and not considered historical structures.

2016068414 Longfellow Magnet School Whole Site Modernization



NOE

The proposed project entails implementing modernization improvements to

provide a safe and contemporary learning environment in accordance with

propositions S and Z. These improvements include the following components:

installation of heating, ventilating, and air conditioning; upgrades supporting

student health, safety, and security; building systems repair/replacement and

school accessibility improvements.

2016068415 Adams Elementary School Whole Site Modernization Project



NOE

The proposed project would construct a total of five new classrooms, and thus

would not result in a net increase in classroom space greater than 10 new

classrooms. The existing total capacity at Adams ES and the Global Vision

Academy Charter is approximately 522 and 246 students, respectively, for a total

of 768 students. Capacity at buildout of the project would be 879 students, which

represents a 14% increase above existing capacity. Therefore, the proposed

project would increase the net capacity of the campus by greater than 25%.

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2016068416 Facilities Use Permit Agreements



NOE

Per California Education Code S 47614, the District proposes to enter into facilities

use permit agreements with three eligible charter school applicants for use of

District-owned facilities during the 2016-17 school year. Beneficiaries include

charter organizations, students, and staff.

2016068417 Hancock Elementary School Whole Site Modernization Project



NOE

San Diego Unified School District proposes to conduct a whole site modernization

of the existing Hancock ES campus, which is located on federal land leased from

the US Navy. The proposed whole site modernization would include the demolition

of fifteen existing portable classrooms, renovation of three existing loft-style

classrooms to include permanent partitions, improved site path of travel,

construction of a new on site student drop off area, and installation of a new

artificial turf play field. The proposed project would replace a total of 15 existing

portable classrooms with two new 8 classroom buildings, and thus would not result

in a net increase in classroom space greater than 10 new classrooms. The

existing total enrollment at Hancock ES is approximately 660 students. The

proposed project would not increase the net student capacity of the campus. In

addition, the school was built between 1975-1978; therefore the buildings

proposed for demolition are less than 45 years old and not considered historical

structures.

2016068418 Common Landowner Transfer of up to 4,000 acre-feet of Tulare Lake Basin Water

Storage District 2016 State Water Project Table A water to Kern County Water


--Kern

NOE

The Tulare Lake Basin Water Storage District is a State Water Project contractor.

The proposed project is the transfer by TLBWSD of up to 4,000 acre-feet of its

2016 Table A water to Kern County Water Agency for JG Boswell Company, who

farms in both Districts. The transfer will be completed in 2016, and is to enable

both KCWA and TLBWSD users to better manage their respective water supplies.

No lands will be fallowed as a result of the transfer and no additional groundwater

will be pumped. The lands have been actively farmed in the past. The water will be

delivered within the SWP Place of Use.

2016068419 San Juan Canyon Road Shaded Fuel Break & Residential Chipping


San Juan Bautista--San Benito

NOE

The project will utilize hand crews to create a shaded fuel break along portions of

San Juan Canyon Road, Hillside Road, the Pioneer Park access road, Quinn

Canyon subdivision roads, and a portion of Holthouse Road. The shaded fuel

break covers approximately 67 acres. The project is near San Juan Bautista in

San Benito County. The project width will vary depending on county right of way

and landowner permissions, extending 20-40 ft from the edge of both sides of the

aforementioned roads. Some roadside areas will not be treated due to cut banks,

light fuels or landowner requirements. The objectives will be to disrupt the

horizontal continuity of surface fuels and vertical continuity resulting from ladder

fuels. All vegetation less than 4 inches diameter will be removed. The lower limbs

of trees 4 in diameter and greater will be removed to a height of 6-10 ft. Cut

material will be chipped on site. It is anticipated this project will be conducted

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periodically over several weeks, beginning in the spring of 2016.

2016068420 Lakewood Pines Fuel Reduction


--Calaveras

NOE

The project consists of constructing, maintaining and improving fuel breaks. The

project area is located in the center of Calaveras County along Independence

Road off Railroad Flat road, approximately 1/2 mile north of the city of Railroad

Flat. The project area elevation is approximately 2,550 ft above sea level.

Vegetation types is in the conifer transitional belt and consists of Ponderosa Pine

and Chaparral vegetation types. Major tree species include native oaks, Black

Oak, Canyon and Interior Live Oak, along with the Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine,

and Incense Cedar. Brush species include manzanita, toyon, ceanothus, poison

oak, and bear clover. The project consists of fuel reduction and removals of fuel

ladders. Project will consist of pre-commercial thinning trees to reduce crown

densities to a level that will not carry a crown fire. Trees will be selected to create

an open canopy and improve forest health and vigor. Trees with cavities will be left

to maintain wildlife structure. Understory treatments will consist of removal of

ground and ladder fuels by pruning and removal of selected vegetation. The

project area is approximately 9.9 acres in size. Vegetation removal will consist of

hand cutting and piling for burning during a safe burn windows or chipping and

broadcasting chips at location. Heavy equipment will not be used and vehicles

shall be confined to existing roads. Trees up to 12 in DBH may be removed to

achieve the necessary spacing needed for achieving a functional fuel break. Any

tree posing a threat to life and safety shall be removed. Grass, forbs and other

low-lying ground vegetation will not be targeted for removal. The primary goal is to

disrupt the horizontal and vertical continuity of fuels in order to provide a safe and

feasible means of defense against the high probability of vegetation fire within the

wildland urban interface.

2016068421 2016 LSA OC and WG Tank Site Drainage -Sediment and Vegetation Removal


Bakersfield--Kern

NOE

This project includes removing accumulated sediment and some vegetation from 3

overchutes and one drainage to restore the intended course of water, maintain the

integrity of each structure, and prevent flooding of DWR ROW and other property.

It is important that this work be performed before the 2016 rainy season.

2016068422 Research Weather Stations in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (ABDSP 157)


--San Diego

NOE

This weather station project is managed by UC, Irvine, Steele/Burnand

Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center in cooperation with Anza-Borrego Desert

State Park and will measure a range of environmental characteristics with the use

of 3 remote automated stations over a 1,300 meter elevation range spanning the

mountains and valleys within Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and Borrego

Springs. The data collected will study the interactions and dynamics between

water and ecosystems and will serve numerous functions including, but not limited

to, supporting research capacity, educations and community outreach.

Measurements will be conducted at 3 sides in the Park using tripods 6 ft in

diameter, no higher than 10 ft tall. Soil sensors will be located in the ground within

an 8 ft circumference of the center of the tripod and placed to not disturb

vegetation. The sites would be located away from regularly used trails and

camping areas. The research will be temporary and will include minimal

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subsurface disturbance. All hardware will be brought in vehicles using established

roads as much as possible before being moved on foot to the measurement sites.

Minimal subsurface impacts are anticipated.

2016068423 Caldwell Creek Bridge Replacement

Caltrans #2

--Modoc

NOE

Caltrans proposes to replace the existing bridge over Caldwell Creek. The existing

box culvert bridge has several deficiencies, including non-standard width and

railing, evidence of scouring, poor condition of paint, and chloride contamination in

the deck. When completed the bridge will safely convey the traveling public.

2016068424 San Joaquin River Trail Mile Markers Installation


--Fresno

NOE

Install 13 trail mile markers along the San Joaquin River Trail at Millerton Lake

State Recreation Area to provide trail users with their relative location and to aid in

efficient public safety response. Work will excavate thirteen (13) 1'L x 1'W x 2'D

holes; install 6' x 4" x 4" wooden posts with locational information; and backfill

holes with removed native soil.

2016068425 River Partners Right of Entry Permit Renewal for Invasive Plant Species

Management


--Merced

NOE

Issue a Right of Entry Permit to allow River Partners to continue weed

management at Great Valley Grassland State Park and George J. Hatfield State

Recreation Area to decrease non-native invasive plant species and increase

native plant diversity. All work will comply with all State and Federal environmental

Laws, including but not limited to the Endangered Species Act, CEQA, and

Section 5024 of the Public Resources Code. DPR will advise River Partners and

River Partners will advise DPR if any new historical resources (including

archaeological sites), special status species, or other resource issues identified

within the project area.

2016068426 PG&E Tree Removal Log and Debris Removal


--Amador

NOE

Remove dead ponderosapine logs and debris felled by PG&E contractors within

and outside their easement at Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park to remove

bark beetle infested trees from the park. Work is located near the park's water

tower. Work will use a rubber tired skidder with a grapple attachment to collect

logs and place within the park road; load and transport logs using a self-loading

truck to local CALFIRE Conservation Camp; chip and remove woody debris and

relocate to maintenance yard; and rehabilitate disturbed area using hand crews.

2016068427 McClellan Airtanker Base Lease


--Sacramento

NOE

The project consists of leasing new office and living space within an existing 2,464

sf building that is located at 5741 Price Avenue, Building 1026, McClellan Park,

95652, in Sacramento County. The lease would necessitate interior renovations to

accommodate a battalion chief, two fire captains, two fire apparatus engineers and

ten fire fighters. Currently, staff is occupying a 240 sq. ft. trailer within the

business park that does not meet the requirements (guidelines) for an Airtanker

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Base.

Improvements to the interior would include electrical work, partitions/walls,

bathroom facilities, kitchen features and appliances, and other interior

improvements as necessary to accommodate a fully functional Airtanker Base.

External improvements include parking lot improvements and new security gates.

2016068428 Furnace Creek Resort Wastewater Treatment Plant - Upgrade

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), Victorville

--Inyo

NOE

Xanterra operates an existing wastewater treatment plant at its Furnace Creek Inn

resort regulated by the Water Board under Board Orders 6-95-68-A1. Xanterra

will replace the existing plant with a new package treatment plant manufactured by

Orenco Advantex unit. The current plant design flow is 0.20 million gallon per day.

The new plant design flow is 0.10 mgd because onsite laundry facilities will be

discontinued and service contracted out of the area. The Water Board intends to

regulate discharges from the new plant under State Board General Order WQ

2014-0153-DWQ and then rescind the existing individual orders.

2016068429 Recology Yuba Sutter

Central Valley Flood Protection Board

Marysville--Yuba

NOE

To install two temporary steel compost runoff collection tanks consisting of a

123-foot diameter tank, a 75-foot diameter tank, two associated above ground

conveyance pipes and a pumping station.

2016068430 Gilbert Trust



NOE

To authorize an existing 18' x 28' covered single-berth floating boat dock and a

boat lift attached to a 8'x100' boat dock.

2016068431 Pleasant Valley Industrial Park Partnership


Chico--Butte

NOE

To install an 18-inch diameter storm drainage outfall pipe, a 16-inch diameter force

main pipe, and grouted riprap bank protection at both pipe outlets.

2016068432 Sherman Chan



NOE

To authorize existing concrete steps, a post, and a chain handrail on the landside

of the levee slope.

2016068433 Mark Edwards


--Sacramento

NOE

To install a boat dock with an enclosed slip supported by four (4) 14" diameter

steel pilings; a metal gangway supported by a concrete landing; a concrete ramp

connecting the gangway to a concrete landing near the levee crown; and a 12"

diameter grouted steel carrier pipe for electrical and water conduits.

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2016068434 River Partners


--

NOE

To install a 14-inch diameter cone fish screen connected to an existing agricultural

irrigation intake within the San Joaquin River.

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2013052019 Well No. 7 Replacement Project

Hughson, City of

Hughson--San Joaquin

ADM 07/13/2016


Construct new Well No. 9, storage tanks and treatment facilities. Reconstruction

existing Well No. 5 and pipeline to transmit raw water to Well No. 9 treatment

facilities. Construct new 16-inch pipeline to deliver treated water to City distribution

system.

2016-10 Table Mountain Rancheria of CA APNs:

300-290-17,19,20,21,22,23,24;26,300-290-29,300-290-52,53.

Bureau of Indian Affairs

--Fresno

BIA 07/28/2016

The subject property consists of eleven parcels of land, encompassing ~44.03

acres more or less. The parcels are contiguous to the northwestern boundary of

Table Mountain's existing reservation. Currently, the property has a Tribal

Cemetery, two water storage tanks, five inactive wells, and two associated access

roads.

2015041001 NoHo West


--Los Angeles

FIN

FYI: Final

The project includes demolition of the existing 90,000 sf office building at the

corner of Laurel Canyon and Erwin Street and ~10,000 sf Macy's annex building,

as well as the removal of an approximately 20,000 sf portion of the existing Macy's

building. The existing main Macy's building would be expanded and re-used for

~500,000 sf of office uses. The project also involves development of the

remainder of the Project site with ~300,000 sf of commercial uses, as follows:

142,513 sf of retail land uses, 48,687 sf of restaurant land uses, 40,000 sf of

health club/gym, and 68,800 sf of cinema uses (with 1,750 seats). The project

also includes the development of two residential buildings containing a total of 742

residential units.

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2016032003 Knoxville Wildlife Area Native Grassland Restoration Project

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Napa

FIN

Project proposes to enhance and restore native grassland habitat functions and

values by the removal and control of invasive plants in a portion of low gradient

grassland area in the Knoxville Wildlife Area, Napa County, CA. Target invasive

plants are yellow-star thistle (Centaurea solstitialis) and medusahead (Elympus

cput-medusae). Plant control techniques will include a prescribed burn to kill

invasive weeds and their seeds and remove dead vegetation. Following the

prescribed burn, the project area will be planted with native vegetation including

perennial grasses, forbs, shrubs and trees.

2016062072 State Route 116-121 Intersection Improvements Project

Caltrans #4

Sonoma--Sonoma

MND 07/28/2016

The intersection improvement project has two proposed alternatives. The

Roundabout Alternative includes construction of a hybrid multilane roundabout

with 180 degrees of the circulatory roadway having two lanes, a full right-turn

bypass lane in the northbound direction, and a partial right-turn bypass lane in the

westbound direction. The Signalized Intersection Alternative proposes to introduce

a four-way traffic signal to the project intersection. Both Build Alternatives include

construction of pedestrian and bicycle facilities.

2016061064 IEUA Facilities Master Plan

Inland Empire Utilities Agency

Chino, Chino Hills, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Montclair, ...--San Bernardino

NOP 07/28/2016

The Inland Empire Utility Agency (IEUA) Facilities Master Plans include proposed

facilities within the 242-square-mile IEUA service area. The service area is

illustrated in Figure 1 and includes the cities of Upland, Montclair, Ontario,

Fontana, Chino, Chino Hills; City of Rancho Cucamonga; and the unincorporated

areas of San Bernardino County.

The implementation of the facilities proposed within the Facilities Master Plans

consists of construction, operation and maintenance. The general types of projects

that are proposed are identified below.

" Regional wastewater treatment system improvements

" Recycling composting facility improvements

" Recycled water improvements

" Groundwater recharge improvements

" Regional conveyance system improvements

Agency-wide/ other facility improvements include, but are not limited to, lighting,

discharge infrastructure to creeks, HVAC, pump and compressor replacements,

pipe rehabilitations, maintenance, parking lot improvements, bathrooms, and

signage.

2014092056 PA-1300203 (UP-TE)

San Joaquin County

Lodi--San Joaquin

Neg 07/28/2016

This project is a one year extension for an approved use permit application for a

truck stop facility to include the construction of an 11,900 sf building consisting of

four wash and service bays totaling 9,500 sf, a 1,200 sf storage area, a 400 sf

break room, a 400 sf drivers lounge, and a 400 sf office. No truck parking is being

proposed with this application.

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2016022044 PA-1600024

San Joaquin County

Lodi--San Joaquin

Neg 07/28/2016

A Minor Subdivision Application that adjusts the property line between two parcels

to create a 40.00 acre parcel and a 75.30 acre parcel followed by the subdivision

of the two parcels into three parcels and a designated remainder. Parcel 1 to

contain a 5.0 acre homesite parcel. Parcel 2 to contain a 3.90 acre homesite

parcel. Parcel 3 to contain 35.01 acres and parcel 4 to contain a 71.39 acre

designated remainder parcels.

2016062073 PA-1600084 (SU)

San Joaquin County

Stockton--San Joaquin

Neg 07/28/2016

A major subdivision application to subdivide an existing 38-acre parcel into 18

parcels, each parcel to contain at least 2 acres.

2005081077 Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan and Port Master Plan Amendment

San Diego, Port of

Chula Vista--San Diego

NOD

Redevelopment of approx. 556 acre planning area under both SDUPD and the

City of Chula Vista jurisdictions. The proposed project, which is intended to occur

in four phases over an ~24-year period, includes redevelopment with: park, open

space, ecological buffers, cultural, recreational, residential, hotel & conference

space, mixed use office/commercial, recreational, and retail. The State Lands

Commission action is an approval of Public Trust fund expenditures to acquire a

4-acre parcel within the Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan area.

2007072036 San Francisco Bay and Delta Sand Mining Project


San Francisco, Pittsburg, Oakland--Contra Costa, Sacramento, Solano

NOD

State Lands Commission action is approval of reissuance of four 10-year General

- Mineral Extraction with a lease term from Jan 1, 2013, through Dec. 31, 2022, to

Hanson Marine Operations to enable the continuation of dredge mining of

construction-grade sand from certain delineated areas of Central San Francisco

Bay (Central Bay).

2007121044 Desert Palisades

Palm Springs, City of

Palm Springs--Riverside

NOD

SWRCB, as the responsible agency, will be issuing a water supply permit. The

Desert Water Agency has recently constructed a 55 foot diameter by 34 foot high

500,000 gallon welded steel tank. An additional tank will be built on the 1.7 acres

plot of land in the future. The easterly and northerly portion of the current tank

was painted in an earth tone color. A gravity feed pipe was connected to the tank

to a hydro-pneumatic pressure system, with a primary pressure tank, auxiliary

pipes, conduits, and pumps. The gravity feed eliminated the need for a booster

pump. 27 houses will be served by the gravity feed line and 83 houses will be

served by the hydropneumatic pressure system in the Desert Palisades area. The

water will be used to provide water for new and existing residents in the eastern

Chino Cone area and on Tribal Lands. A water delivery line will be installed along

private right of ways to connect the reservoir to the existing reservoirs. Water for

system will be provided from groundwater stored in the Whitewater sub-basin. A

short paved access road will connect the private street circulation and the

reservoir. The property will be fenced and have a gated entrance. The site

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overlaps .2 acres of the Tribal HCP Mountains and Canyon Conservation Area.

The project will provide for the operation of this facility that will serve 110

residential lots and hundreds of acres of Tribal Land.

2008072096 North Bay Recycled Water Program

Sonoma County Water Agency

Novato--Marin

NOD

The Novato Sanitary District (SD) and the North Marin Water District would

implement service int he Novato Central Service Area through construction of a

recycled water distribution system from the Novato SD Waste Water Treatment

Plant south to Rowland Blvd. and the Vintage Oaks shopping center, and across

Hwy 101 to serve urban users west of Hwy 101. The State Lands Commission

action is an amendment of a 49-year General Lease - Public Agency Use for a

16-inch diameter recycled water pipeline on the Rowland Way Bridge through

February 27, 2040.

2009112025 Common Features/Natomas PACR/Natomas Levee Improvement Program, Phase

4b Project

Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency


NOD

The overall purpose of the Natomas Levee Improvement Program is to bring the

entire 42-mile Natomas Basin perimeter levee system into compliance with

applicable Federal and state standards for levees protecting urban areas. The

Phase 4b - Project - a component of the NLIP - consists of improvements to the

remaining portion so the Natomas Basin's perimeter levee system and associated

landscape, and irrigation/drainage infrastructure modifications.

2011082069 Southport Sacramento River Early Implementation Project

West Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency

--Yolo

NOD

Since certification of the Southport EIP Final EIR, WSAFCA has identified the

Borrow One Site as containing material needed to construct the Southport project.

Up to 300,000 cy of borrow material would be removed from the Borrow One site

to support levee work associated with the Southport project. To provide material

sufficient to return the Borrow One parcel to agricultural production following the

completion of borrow activities for levee construction, an approximately 25 acre

pond would be excavated on the eastern portion of the site, and the excavated

material used to backfill excavated areas on the remainder of the site. The

permanent pond would provide irrigation and drainage for the Borrow One site.

2012081072 San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Units 2 & 3, Offshore Large Organism

Exclusion Device Installation


San Clemente--San Diego

NOD

The State Lands Commission action is an Amendment to a 42-year General Lease

- Industrial Use through February 28, 2023, to include the installation, use, and

maintenance of net-like devices installed around the primary offshore intake

structures an auxiliary offshore intake structures on offshore intakes structures of

SONGS Units 2 and 3.

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2012082074 Tomales Bay Vessel Management Plan


--Marin

NOD

The Tomales Bay Vessel Management Plan (TBVMP) is the result of a long-term

multi-agency effort to streamline and coordinate vessel management activities for

the benefit of the public. The TBVMP aims to improve water quality, protect

wildlife and habitat, protect public health and ensure recreational opportunities in

Tomales Bay. It also implements the mandates and regulations of both GFNMS

and CSLC. The CSLC actions are issuing a 10-year General Lease - Recreational

Use for vessel mooring facility consistent with the TBVMP to the following entities:

Eugene John Maffuci, Trustee, Eugene John Maffuci 1998 Revocable Trust

(W26962); Fred P. Rodoni Jr. and Karen E Rodoni, Trustees of the F. & K. Rodoni

Trust (W26964); George H. Clyde, Jr. and Sheri S. Clyde, as Trustees of the

George H. Clyde, Jr. and Sheri S. Clyde Trust (W26953); Glen Ikemoto and Clark

Cable (W26945); James H. Baack and Kieran J. Baack (W26966); Joh Donovan

(W26952); Mark C Darley and Miranda Darley (W26954); Mark Sutton and

Rebecca Dixon (W26965); Paul K. Wright and Tuan M. Wright (W26948); Ron

Elliot and Carol Elliott (W26963); Steven Sicher and Nancy Sicher (W26947);

Thirumalai Muppur Ravi and Francine C. Lejeune, Co-Trustees of the

Ravi-Lejeune Family Trust u/t/a (W26951); and, William H. Kent (W26949).

2013071013 The Glen at Scripps Ranch

San Diego, City of

--San Diego

NOD

The project would construct 400 non-acute assisted living units, 50 acute assisted

living units (16 of which are memory care units), and 60 skilled nursing beds. The

400 non-acute assisted living units would include 64 villa units, 48 garden terrace

units, and 288 apartment style independent living units. The 50 acute assisted

living units and the 60 skilled nursing beds would be located within the health

center building. The project would also include a facilities building and a

commons building consisting of learning centers, a lecture hall, a library, an

auditorium, fine dining, fine arts facilities, a tennis court, gardens, a fitness center,

and a pool.

2013072021 Offshore Geophysical Permit Program Update


--

NOD

CA State Lands Commission has statutory authority, pursuant to Public Resources

Code section 6826, to issue geophysical permits in State waters to qualified

permittees for the use of low energy geophysical equipment to perform

geophysical surveys of the ocean bottom, subject to specified terms and

conditions. The CA State Lands Commission is issuing a three-year non-exclusive

geophysical survey permit to the following entity: TerraSond, Limited.

2014031012 2014 San Joaquin River Restoration Program Juvenile Fall-Run Chinook Salmon

trap and Haul Study


Fresno--Fresno, Madera

NOD

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation intends to conduct a trap-and-haul study to move

juvenile fall-run Chinook salmon downstream of the San Joaquin River Restoration

Program's Restoration Area, where no migration barriers exist. The effort will

evaluate the feasibility of implementing similar rapid response actions in the future,

and monitor fish movements in certain areas of the San Joaquin River. The State

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Lands Commission action is an amendment of a 10-year General Lease - Public

Agency Use through April 23, 2024, to add four new sites in the San Joaquin River

for temporary fish collection structures.

2014071057 Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Program - Phase 9/10 Project


--Inyo

NOD

The City of Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power (LADWP) is currently

implementing the Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Program in Owens Lake in order to

reduce emissions of particulate matter less than or equal to 10 microns in

diameter (PM10). LADWP will construct and operate dust control measures on

3.62 sq. mi. on the lake in compliance with Orders from the Great Basin Unified Air

Pollution Control District. The State Lands Commission action is an amendment

of a 20-year General Lease - Public Agency Use through April 30, 2019.

2014072078 City Place Santa Clara

Santa Clara, City of

Santa Clara--Santa Clara

NOD

The Project would include up to 9.16 million gsf of office buildings, retail and

entertainment facilities, residential units, and hotel rooms, and would also include

surface and structured parking facilities, open spaces, pedestrian/vehicular

entrances, roadway networks, upgraded/expanded infrastructure, new utilities, and

reconstruction of Fire Station 10. The conceptual land use plan provides two

options, Scheme A and Scheme B, for the five parcels at the Project site, both of

which would have the same amount of building area. A new General Plan land

use designation (Urban Center/Entertainment District) is proposed within the

category of Mixed-Use designations.


Fish & Wildlife #2

--Trinity

NOD

Installing instream habitat structures at 13 sites, including 108 pieces of

LWD/rootwads in 1.07 miles of Lindsay Creek.


Fish & Wildlife #2

--Marin

NOD

The project is limited to decommission 2.9 miles of forest roads. The project will

treat 35 current and potential sediment delivery features on approx. 8.78 acres of

upslope area, including 21 stream crossings, 3 landslide features, 3 bank erosion

features, and 8 road surface features. In addition, the project will improve Class I

habitat in Hayworth Creek by installing five multiple-log habitat structures including

25 pieces of large wood.

2015041015 Highway 127 Baker to NTC

San Bernardino County

--San Bernardino

NOD

Construction, operation, and maintenance of an underground fiber-optic cable.

The State Lands Commission action is an approval of a 25-year General Lease -

Right-of-Way Use through June 27, 2041.

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2015041025 Glorietta Bay Marina Dock C and Boat Launch Facility Improvements

Coronado, City of

Coronado--San Diego

NOD

Deposit materials dredged form land granted to the City of Coronado onto

sovereign lands in Glorietta Bay at an existing eelgrass mitigation site and conduct

additional eelgrass mitigation activities and monitoring. The State Lands

Commission action is an approval of a new 5-year General Lease - Public Agency

Use beginning June 28, 2016.

2015052001 El Camino Hospital Campus Update Project (2500 Grant Road)

Mountain View, City of

Mountain View--Santa Clara

NOD

Project would redevelop portions of the El Camino Hospital Campus in

conformance with the El Camino Medical Park Precise Plan. The site would be

redeveloped with a new 2-story Behavioral Health Services building (56,000 s.ft.),

a new 7-story Integrated Medical Office Building (265,000 s. ft.), a new 5-level

parking structures adjacent to the new office building, and the expansion of an

existing 4-level parking structure (North Drive Garage). The project proposes to

demolish an existing one-story behavioral health building (16,000 s. ft.), the North

Addition of the Old Main hospital building (87,000 s.ft.), and the remaining Old

Main hospital building (260,000 s.ft.), for a total of 363,500 s.ft. of demolition. The

project would result in a net reduction of ~33,050 s.ft. of building space, and would

be built in multiple phases to allow for the continuous provision of hospital

services.

2015061029 Shelter Island Boat Launch Facility Improvements Project and Port Master Plan

Amendment



NOD

The project involves the repair, maintenance, and replacement of the Shelter

Island Boat Launch Facility (SIBLF) launch ramp, jetties (including public

walkways), gangways, and floating docks, as well as minor improvements to the

kayak launching area, restrooms, and parking. The project would not increase the

number of lanes comprising the SIBLF. The State Lands Commission action is an

amendment of a 28-year General Lease - June 28, 2016, through June 28, 2044.

2015062045 Georgia Pacific Gypsum Antioch Wharf Upgrade Project


Antioch--Contra Costa

NOD

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Industrial Use to Georgia-Pacific

Gypsum, LLC, beginning June 28, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for continued use,

maintenance and operation of an existing industrial facility which includes filled

land improved with an internal road, open stockpile area, elevated conveyor

system, fencing, electrical service, a portion of a storm water discharge pipeline,

concrete bulkhead, rock berm and other appurtenant facilities; and unfilled land

improved with a vehicle bridge, a conveyor system, a portion of a storm water

discharge pipeline; portions of a bulkhead and rock berm; and removal installation,

and repair of industrial wharf components The State Lands Commission action is

an acceptance of quitclaim deed and issuance of a 10-year General Lease -

Industrial Use through June 27, 2026.

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2016011018 San Elijo Land Outfall Replacement Project

San Elijo Joint Powers Authority

Encinitas--San Diego

NOD

The SEJPA proposes to replace the land outfall portion of the San Elijo Water

Reclamation Facility (SEWRF) outfall system that extends between the SEWRF

and the beach. The proposed alignment of the new land outfall would be slightly

different from the existing outfall alignment in order to accommodate a trenchless

construction method, horizontal direction drilling. The new pipeline would extend

west approx. 80 linear feet from the existing outfall system within the existing

SEWRF access road, under the access road, and across an existing flood control

channel in an open trench. From there, it would turn southwestward for approx.

2,500 linear feet under Manchester Avenue, the Visitor Center parking lot, San

Elijo Lagoon railroad tracks, Coast Hwy 101, and connect to the existing outfall

located beneath the Cardiff State Beach. The State Lands Commission action is

an approval of a 20-year General Lease - Public Agency Use through 2036.

2016022074 San Francisco St Area Sewer Pipeline Rehabilitation Project

Redding, City of

Redding--Shasta

NOD

The SF Street Area Sewer Rehabilitation Project will rehabilitate approx. 18,000

feet of 6- and 8-inch vitrified clay sewer pipe. Approx. 11,000 feet will be replaced

with new inch PVC pipe, while the other 7,000 feet of pipe will be lined with PVC

liner. Most of the pipe will be replaced in the same location but some new pipeline

will be installed on new alignments and the old line abandoned in place. Existing

manholes will either be rehabilitated, replaced, removed, or abandoned and new

manholes will be installed in areas where the sewer pipe was realigned. Although

the majority of the project is located within city streets and alleys, small portion of

the project crosses through an undeveloped area along the upper reach of

Calaboose Creek.

The portion of the project authorized by this Agreement is limited to two crossings

of Calaboose Creek and a segment of line running parallel to the creek within the

riparian area, but setback from the top of bank. Trenches will be approx. 2-foot

wide and 5- to 15-foot deep. Sewer pipes will be buried beneath the stream a

minimum of 4-feet. Excavated material will be hauled away by the contractor and

new, engineered backfill will be brought in to backfill the trench. Native topsoil will

be replaced over the trench in undeveloped areas to promote restoration of the

impacted area. Approx. 3 cubic yards of fill will be placed in the trenches with 1

cubic yard of topsoil placed on top of the engineered fill.

2016052052 Mendocino Woodlands State Park Camps 2 and 3 Wastewater System

Rehabilitation


--Mendocino

NOD

DPR proposes to rehabilitate the failing wastewater system at Camps 2 and 3 in

Mendocino Woodlands State Park to comply with current Health and Safety

standards and improve visitor services.

2016069016 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2013-0378-R1, Timber

Harvesting Plan (THP) 2-13-093-SHA "Deadman"


--Shasta

NOD

Project is described in THP 2-13-093-SHA for one encroachment, to include the

temporary installation of a rock ford and/or culvert crossing on Clark Creek.

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2016069017 Seawall at 110 Grove Lane, City Capitola


Capitola--Santa Cruz

NOD

Repair of a seawall located at 110 Grove Lane in the City of Capitola. The State

Lands Commission action is an approval of a 10-year General Lease - Protective

Structure Use through June 27, 2026.

2016068198 New Livestock Barn

Monterey County

Monterey--Monterey

NOE

The 7th District Agricultural Association proposes to construct a new livestock barn

near the northeastern boundary of the approximately 22-acre fairgrounds property.

An existing 1,200 square foot house barn will be demolished to create adequate

space for the new barn. The new construction consists of a 4,500 square foot

metal building on concrete slab. The metal roof will have an eave height of 16 feet

to a ridge height of 20 feet.

2016068213 Dan Shaffer Irrigation Reservoir Expansion

Resource Conservation District of San Mateo County

Unincorporated--San Mateo

NOE

The San Mateo County Resources Conservation District (RCD), in partnership with

the NRCS and landowner Dan Shaffer, is proposing to increase the capacity of an

existing water reservoir system in San Mateo County, California in order to 1)

reduce instanteour diversion impacts from Pescadero Creek for the benefit of

native steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and coho salmon (Oncorhynchus

Kisutch); and 2) improve water security for the agricultural producer. Project

designs have been provided by the NRCS, and construction is funded by an

Integrated Regional Water Management Plan grant from the California Department

of Water Resources.

2016068435 CWS - North Garden Pretreatment Addition


Bakersfield--Kern

NOE

SWRCB as the lead agency will be issuing a water supply permit. The CWS -

North Garden has added a pretreatment process to the Northwest Membrane

Surface Water Treatment Plant upstream of the membrane filtration process. The

pretreatment process includes the addition of a flash mixing facility, pretreatment

basin comprised of a flocculation tank followed by a sedimentation basin equipped

with sludge handling facilities.

2016068436 Operation of City of Riverside, Public Utilities District, Brunton Well 1-R


Riverside--Riverside

NOE

SWRCB, as the responsible agency, will be issuing a water supply permit. The

City of Riverside Public Utilities District laid 458 ft2 of concrete and completed

construction of a 500 feet. (20-inch diameter casing) 2,200 gallon per minute well

in Jan 2015. A casing vent, flow meter, air vacuum, relief valves, sample tap,

pump, 300 HP motor, electrical equipment, and piping to connect the well to

existing infrastructure was also installed. 560 feet of 16 in. diameter CML & C

Steel piping was laid for the waste line, while 1,340 feet of 24 in. diameter CML &

C Steel piping was used to connect the well to the North Orange Transmission

Line. A 14ft. wide by 12 ft. long by 12 ft. high metal roll apart building, with a

exhaust fan and roll apart building track, was installed to house the well and

electrical equipment, along with 3/4-1 inch copper pre-lube piping and a 100 gallon

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pre-lube tank for engine protection and maintenance. A transformer with a

concrete pad and underground electrical lines were also constructed. A generator,

a control panel, and SCADA antenna were installed. A 8 feet fence was also

constructed around the 1,922 ft2 perimeter of the site. A 2 inch layer of crushed

rock was added within the fenced perimeter. A dirt road provides access to the

well. The project will provide for the operation of these facilities.

2016068437 Great Oaks Water Company (GOWC) Well 23A


San Jose--Santa Clara

NOE

SWRCB as the Responsible Agency will be issuing a water supply permit. Great

Oaks Water Company (GOWC) has constructed and will operate a new well (Well

23A) located on recently-acquired adjacent to Well 23, an existing active well.

GOWC will continue to operate Well 23 as an active source.

2016068438 Attorney General Child Care Center, Access Barrier Removal Phase I and Phase

II



NOE

DGS is performing design work and environmental review for ADA improvements

to the Attorney General Child Care Center, Building 031. The proposed project

would consist of ADA improvements including removal of architectural barriers

related to the path of travel in the common 2010 ADA Standards. Removal of

existing architectural barriers include: accessible route and parking; entrance door

landings; exist ramps and railings; door operating force and hardware; door

clearances; signage; restroom accessories and plumbing fixtures; and drinking

fountains.

2016068439 Colusa County Water District #1 - Grimes ED #16-10

Colusa County

--Colusa

NOE

The project consists of the operations, repair, maintenance, or minor alteration ot

existing public utilities. The improvements include the installation of water meters

on existing water service lines and replacement or repair of valves for backflow

prevention, air pressure release, regulating, shut-off, blow-off, or flushing.

2016068440 City of Imperial Beach July 4, 2016 Fireworks Show


Imperial Beach--San Diego

NOE

The proposed project is the City of Imperial Beach July 4, 2016 Fireworks Show,

which will take place at the Imperial Beach Municipal Fishing Pier (Pier) in the City

of Imperial Beach (City) on July 4, 2016. The District would provide sponsorship in

the form of District funding for the event, a free public fireworks show. The

fireworks show will last for approx. 18-20 minutes. The fireworks will be

discharged off the Pier starting at 9:00 p.m. and concluding no later than 9:20 p.m.

The event does not require construction of any temporary or permanent on-land

support facilities, and no admission fee will be charged; however, the Pier will be

closed for preparation of the show starting on July 3 at 8:00 p.m. and ending on

the morning of July 5. The City has prepared an operators plan that includes a

full, detailed description of efforts to be undertaken to protect water quality, wildlife,

and habitat. The City would also produce a post-event repot, as a supplement to

the requirements of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit,

addressing the success and failures of the operations plan and proposals to

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address any plan shortfalls.

2016068441 City of Williams - Public Water Supply Permit Amendment


Live Oak--Sutter

NOE

SWRCB as the lead agency will be issuing a water supply permit amendment for

an existing manganese treatment plant (at Well 9) and an existing 1 million gallon

storage tank and booster station owned and operated by the City of Williams in

Colusa County.

2016068442 Amendment to Conditional Use Permit (CUP) No. 2128 - Car 1234

El Cajon, City of

El Cajon--San Diego

NOE

The amendment allows a second-story addition for a caretakers unit and storage

to a one-story building for an existing used automotive dealership. The

commercial building and parking lot will undergo site improvements to include

facade upgrades, fire lane designation and parking lot re-striping.

2016068443 NG2016-28 Crown Castle / NextG Ventu Park


--Ventura

NOE



2016068444 Wayfinding Map Panels


--El Dorado

NOE

Replace two and install three high density phenolic resin interpretive wayfinding

map panels an angled low-profile frame supports at Ed Z's Berg Sugar Pine Point

State Park Day Use Area to provide locational and directional information to park

visitors. Work will excavate 10 8" diameter x 2' deep holes; fill holes with concrete

and place support posts for panel frames in the concrete to secure; attach panels

to posts. Sign locations will be as follows:

- One sign at the north end of the parking area across from the restrooms

alongside the paved walkway toward Pine Lodge; panel facing towards Lake

Tahoe.

- On sign at the south end of the parking lot near accessible parking on the

lakeside of the pavement near the lakeside trail intersection; panel facing towards

Lake Tahoe.

- One sign across the lakefront trail from the west end of the pier facing Lake

Tahoe.

- One sign north of the park entrance on the east side of the bike trail facing Lake

Tahoe.

- One sign on the east side of the bike trial; north side of the campground nature

preserve trial, facing Lake Tahoe.

2016068445 Investigate and Stabilize Soil Slump near Slattington Schoolhouse


--El Dorado

NOE

Investigate and stabilize a 5'x5' area that is slumping near the Slattington

Schoolhouse within Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park for public safety

and information gathering. It is known that a steel plate is directly below the

ground surface where the soil has slumped. Work will:

-Scrap the ground surface for no more than 6'x6 by 1-foot deep to reveal the steel

plate;

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-Lift the steel plate to inspect what is below;

-Determine the best approach to stabilize the slumped area;

-fill slumped area with decomposed granite or road base; and

-Backfill with scraped material to match surrounding grade.

2016068446 Pit 1 Hydroelectric Project (Project), Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

(FERC) Project No. 2687 - 401 Water Quality Certification, Condition 13 - Request


--Shasta

NOE

for Temporary Cessation of FLushing Flow in 2016

PG&E operates the project, FERC No. 2687, for which FERC issued a new

operating license on March 19, 2003. The FERC license for the project includes

the SWRCB's 401 water quality certification that requires PG&E to release flushing

flows from the Pit 1 Forebay Dam to control nuisance aquatic vegetation and

mosquito production in Fall River Pond. This Project is for the temporary

suspension of flushing flows required under Condition 13 of the Project's water

quality certification in order to protect the Shasta crayfish, which was listed as

endangered under both the California and Federal Endangered Species Acts in

1988. The project impounds water to feed the Pit 1 powerhouse, which operates

as a peaking plant to help PG&E meet daily load swings. The Pit 1 forebay is a

22-acre impoundment immediately above the 0.7 mile long Fall River Pond.

2016068447 BSPP Grading and Ramp Maintenance


Rio Vista--Solano

NOE

DFD staff will grade the levee intake road from Hastings Road to BSPP. The road

is approx. 3,230 feet long and 30 feet wide and the area to be graded is approx. 2

acres. DFD staff will also perform maintenance work at the ramp located 200 feet

to the west of the southern portion of the levee intake road. Equipment staging will

be at BSPP. The entire project is within DWR right-of-way.

2016068448 California Aqueduct Milepost 86.20L Communication Cable Splice Case

Replacement


Los Banos--Merced

NOE

B&B Communications will inspect and repair a DWR communication cable splice

case and cable excavating 3 cubic yards of soil to expose the splice case and

cable. The cable will be tested and if necessary repair, and the splice box will be

replaced. The area will be backfilled and restored. DWR will benefit.

2016068449 Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation


--Sonoma

NOE

Install a two unit electric vehicle charging station at the day use parking area

adjacent the Volunteer Center building at Armstrong Redwoods State Natural

Reserve to provide electrical vehicle charging services at the park.

2016068450 Fish Passage Improvement at Crossing 4, Quiota Creek (Request No.

1652-2016-007-001-R5)

Fish & Wildlife #5

--Santa Barbara

NOE

Pursuant to fish and game code section 1652, Fish and Wildlife has approved the

Fish Passage Improvement at Crossing 4, Quiota Creek Project submitted by

Cachuma Operation and Maintenance Board.

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The primary purpose of the project is for habitat improvement and barrier removal.

The project includes removing a concrete low flow Arizona crossing (barrier),

installing a new bottomless-arched culvert, grading the resulting bed of the creek

to the natural channel bed gradient, and placing engineered stream material in the

resulting graded channel to mimic natural stream geometry at Crossing 4 within

Quiota Creek. Vegetated rock slope protection will be placed immediately

upstream and downstream of the bridge to increase bank stability and limit scour.

All areas disturbed by construction activities will be revegetated using locally

native plants and hydroseed. Specifically, the project will provide a net benefit to

Southern California Steelhead by re opening access to 3.27 miles of spawning and

rearing habitat within the creek. The project will also allow species such as the

California red-legged frog the option to cross underneath the new bridge and avoid

being potentially killed or injured by vehicles traveling on South Refugio Road. Due

to the presence of cattle grazing in the neighboring properties immediately

adjacent to the creek, and the need to prevent cattle from crossing underneath the

bridge, the project also includes installing cattle exclusion fencing that allows high

flow and debris to pass under the fencing while deterring cattle from crossing.

2016068451 General Lease - Recreational Use - PRC 3554.1


--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning May 1, 2016,

for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of an existing pier,

boathouse, boat lift, sundeck with stairs, and two mooring buoys.



--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning February 1,

2017, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of an existing

pier and two mooring buoys.



--El Dorado

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning October 1,


pier, boat hoist, sundeck with stairs, and two mooring buoys; deny authorization of

a third buoy.



--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning September

6, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of an

existing pier, boat lift, and two mooring buoys.



--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning May 14,


joint-use pier, boat lift, and three mooring buoys.

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--Placer

NOE



existing pier, and two more mooring buoys.



--Placer

NOE


25, 2015, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of two

mooring buoys.



--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning June 1,


pier, 44 mooring buoys, and two marker buoys.



--Placer

NOE



pier, and one mooring buoy.



--Placer

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning August 12,


pier, boathouse with boat hoist and two mooring buoys.



--Placer

NOE


2016, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of two

existing mooring buoys.



Napa--Napa

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning April 15,


9-foot by 80-foot uncovered floating boat dock, two gangways, six pilings, and

platform previously authorized by the Commission, and use and maintenance of

an existing 9-foot by 40-foot uncovered floating boat dock and a moveable service

platform not previously authorized by the Commission.

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2016068463 Termination of a Recreational Pier Lease and Issuance of a General Lease -

Recreational Use - PRC 5276.1


--Placer

NOE

Authorize termination, effective June 27, 2016, of Lease No. PRC 5276.9, a

Recreational Pier Lease; Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational

Use beginning June 28, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for continued use and

maintenance of an existing pier and one mooring buoy.

2016068464 Termination of a Recreational Pier Lease and Issuance of a General Lease -

Recreational Use - PRC 7936.9



NOE

Authorize termination, effective June 27, 2016, of Lease No. PRC 7936.9, a

Recreational Pier Lease; Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational

Use beginning June 28, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for continued use and

maintenance of an existing pier and boat lift.

2016068465 General Lease - Recreational Use - W 26941


--Placer

NOE


2016, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of two

existing mooring buoys not previously authorized by the Commission.



--Sacramento

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning December


existing uncovered floating boat dock, float, gangway, and two pilings.

2016068467 General Lease - Public Agency Use - PRC 2635.9


Santa Cruz--Santa Cruz

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Public Agency Use to the City of Santa

Cruz beginning June 26, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and

maintenance of existing rock revetment structures.




NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning August 24,


boathouse with boat lift, floating boat dock, catwalk, stairs, gangway, and four

pilings.

2016068469 Acceptance of a Quitclaim Deed and Issuance of a General Lease - Recreational

Use - PRC 8384.1


--Sacramento

NOE

Authorize acceptance of a quitclaim deed, effective February 21, 2016, of Lease

No. PRC 8384.1; Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use,

beginning February 22, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for teh continued use and

maintenance of an existing uncovered floating boat dock, ramps, and two pilings.

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2016068470 General Lease - Recreational Use - W 22296


Vallejo--Solano

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use to Darold Sims

beginning February 9, 2016, for a term of 30 years, for the removal of an existing

deck, installation of a new open deck with lanai, and use and maintenance of

appurtenant facilities.

2016068471 Authorization Termination, Issuance of a General Lease - Commercial Use,

Issuance of a General Lease - Commercial Use, Assignment of a General Lease -

Commercia


Lodi--San Joaquin

NOE

Authorize termination of Lease No. PRC 4194.1, a General Lease - Commercial

Use, effective December 31, 2015; Authorize issuance of a General Lease -

Commercial Use beginning January 1, 2016, for a term of 25 years, for the

operation, use and maintenance, of an existing commercial marina facility known

as Tower Park Resort and Marina, which consists of 17 boats sheds

accommodating approximately 365 boats, 17 end ties, restaurant, bar, banquet

room, general store, retail store, canvas shop, boat detailing facility, boat rentals,

dry dock storage spaces, levator/launch docks, restroom facilities with showers,

laundry room facilities, sewage pumpout facilities, water plant pump station

bulkhead, and bank protection; assignment of lease; and approval of subleases.

2016068472 General Lease - Recreational and Protective Structure Use - PRC 7199.1


--Solano

NOE


2016, for a term of 10 years, for an existing floating boat dock, pilings, ramp, and

bank protection.

2016068473 Rescission of Approval and Issuance of a General Lease - Right-of-Way Use -

PRC 7832.1


--Solano

NOE

Authorize rescission of the authorization to enter into Lease No. 7832.1, a General

Lease - Right of Way Use, approved by the Commission on August 19, 2016;

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - ROW Use beginning July 1, 2015, for a

term of 20 years, for the continued operation, maintenance, and monitoring of a six

inch diameter natural gas pipeline.

2016068474 General Lease - Dredging - PRC 8478.9


--Marin

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Dredging beginning May 1, 2016, for a

term of 11 years, 4 months to maintenance dredge a maximum of 15,000 cubic

yards of material over the term of the lease from Corte Madera Creek.

2016068475 Amendment of Lease - PRC 5438.1-B


--Sacramento

NOE

Authorize the amendment of Lease No. PRC 5438.1-B, to decomission and

abandon-in-place a cement slurry-filled steel 8-inch diameter natural gas

transmission pipeline.

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2016068476 General Lease - Recreational and Protective Structure Use - PRC 6686.1



NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational and Protective Structure

Use beginning April 17, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for an existing floating boat

dock, gangway, piling, two-pile dolphin and bank protection.

2016068477 General Lease - Residential and Recreational Use - PRC 2745.1


Novato--Marin

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Residential and Recreational Use

beginning March 1, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for an existing cabin with deck, a

separate covered deck, shed, dock, walkway and ramp.

2016068478 General Lease - Protective Structure Use - PRC 8661.1


--San Diego

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Protective Structure Use beginning

February 9, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for use and maintenance of an existing

138-ft long, 35-ft high, 2-ft wide colored and textured concrete tiedback seawall.

2016068479 General Lease - Protective Structure Use - PRC 8716.1


--San Diego

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Protective Structure Use beginning

October 12, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for an existing 120-ft long, 35-ft high,

2-ft-4-in wide colored and textured concrete tiedback seawall, concrete backfill and

fill of seacave/notches with a 5-ft long, 35-ft high, 2-ft-4-in wide return wall.

2016068480 General Lease - Other - PRC 8685.9



NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Other beginning June 26, 2016, for a

term of 15 years, for the use and maintenance of an Interpretive Center.

2016068481 General Lease - Other - PRC 4101.1



NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Other beginning June 28, 2016, for a

term of 10 years, for the removal, repplacement, and use and maitnenance of an

existing boat dock and two access ramps, and for the use and maintenance of an

existing cantilevered deck with enclosure extending no more than five feet

waterward of the bulkhead.




NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreationnal Use beginning June 28,

2016, for a term of 10 years, for the use and maintenance of an existing boat dock,

access ramp, and cantilevered deck extending no more than five feet waterward of

the bulkhead.

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2016068483 Termination and Issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use - PRC 7610.1



NOE

Authorize termination, effective July 24, 2014, of Lease No. 7610.1, a General

Lease - Recreational Use; Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Recreational

Use beginning July 24, 2014 for a term of 10 years, for the use and maintenance

of an existing boat dock, access ramp, and cantilevered deck extending no more

than five feet waterward of the bulkhead.

2016068484 Rescission of Approval and Issuance of a General Lease - Recreational Use -

PRC 5245.1



NOE

Authorization rescission of the Commission's December 2, 2013 authorization for

Lease No. PRC 5245.1, a General Lease - Recreational Use; Authorize issuance

of a General Lease - Recreational Use beginning November 21, 2014, for a term

of 10 years, for use and maintenance of an existing boat dock, access ramp, and

cantilevered deck extending no more than five feet waterward of the bulkhead.

2016068485 General Lease - Commercial Use - W 26976


--Los Angeles

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Commercial Use beginning June 28,

2016, for a term of 10 years, for the construction, use and maintenance of a 20-ft

by 40-ft floating boat dock.

2016068486 General Lease - Protective Structure and Residential Use - W 26863


Malibu--Los Angeles

NOE

Authorize a General Lease - Protective Structure and Residential Use beginning

June 28, 2016, for a term of 10 years, for the continued use and maintenance of a

portion of an existing residence and deck, and the construction, use and

maintenance of a concrete bag wall.

2016068487 General Lease - Right-of-Way Use - PRC 4078.2


Needles--San Bernardino

NOE

Authorize issuance of a General Lease - Right-of-Way Use, beginning August 1,

2016, for a term of 25 years, for the use and maintenance of an existing 12-inch

diameter underground water transportation line.

2016068488 Consider Approval of a Three-Year Non-Exclusive Geological Survey Permit on

Tide and Submerged Lands Under the Jurisdiction of the California State Lands

Commis


--

NOE

Authorize issuance of a three-year non-exclusive geological general permit to

conduct geological surveys for the period June 29, 2016, through June 27, 2019.

2016068489 Consider Termination of Lease Nos. PRC 4307.1 and 4449.1, a General Lease -

Right-of-Way Use and a General Lease - Industrial Use, and an Application for an

App


--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Terminate lease Nos. PRC 4307.1 and 4449.1, a general lease - ROW use and a

general lease - industrial use, effective June 27, 2016; authorize issuance of a

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general lease - industrial use beginning June 28, 2016, and ending August 26,

2025, for the continued use and maintenance of an existing cooling water

discharge channel, water intake structure, breakwaters, boat dock, storage facility,

office facilities, intake electrical room, intake maintenance shop, equipment

storage pad, and spare tri-bar storage associated with the Diablo Canyon Power

Plant.

2016068490 Tentative Tract Map 16918 (3rd Extension of Time)

Adelanto, City of

Adelanto--San Bernardino

NOE

Request for the 3rd Extension of Time of an approved Tentative Tract Map to

subdivide 4 five-acre parcels of land into 75 single family lots in an R1 (Single

Family Residential) zone with a new expiration date of March 15, 2017.

2016068491 Andrews Stream Diversion Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2016-0089-R1)

Fish & Wildlife #1E

--Humboldt

NOE


Alteration agreement number 1600-2016-0089-R1, pursuant to Section 1602 of

the Fish and Game Code to Mr. Patrick Andrews.

2016068492 Field 402 Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Redding

--Butte

NOE

The project consists of the installation of orchards in open grassland portion of the

property. The orchard installation activities will include initial deep-ripping of the

site, irrigation installation, and the planting of trees. The one small ephemeral

drainage that occurs on the site will be avoided and maintained. All vernal pool

features identified within the site, with the exception of one small vernal pool

positioned on the boundary of the project site along Highway 99, will be filled by

the proposed project.

2016068493 A New Minor Waste Tire Facility Permit for TireCore International, LTD, TPID NO.

1855211, City of Santa Fe Springs, Los Angeles County

Resources Recycling and Recovery, Department of

--Los Angeles

NOE

Issuance of a New Minor Waste Tire Facility Permit to store up to 4,999 whole

waste tires/passenger tire equivalents within an existing warehouse.

2016068494 Mount Miguel High School Modernization Project

Grossmont Union High School District

--San Diego

NOE

The proposed project includes modernization of existing buildings, construction of

new buildings, and reconfiguration of existing parking lots and student drop-off

areas. There would be no change in study capacity or in parking or circulation at

the school site. The components of the proposed project are summarized below.

2016068495 Santana High School New Physical Education Event Center Project

Grossmont Union High School District

Compton--Los Angeles

NOE

The proposed project includes demolition of the 22,000 square foot PE building

and construction of a new PE Event Center building, in the same location and

similar size as the existing building. Ground disturbance at the project site would

be minimal. Subsurface work may include some trenching for utilities and new

plumbing. However, no significant disturbance is proposed to occur beyond the

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approximately 22,000 square-foot footprint of the proposed building.

97 88

Received on Wednesday, June 29, 2016



2016-11 Pala Band of Mission Indians - APNs: 110-120-01,07,08,09,23

Bureau of Indian Affairs

--San Diego

BIA 07/29/2016

The subject property consists of eight contiguous parcels totaling 23.98 acres

more or less. The property is used almost exclusively for agricultural purposes.

The Tribe currently grows citrus trees on the property. There is also one

residential housing unit. The property will continue to be used to grow citrus.

2011051022 Cross Valley Canal Contractors Renewal of Conveyance Contracts

Lower Tule River Irrigation District

--Fresno, Tulare, Kings, Kern

EIR 08/15/2016

The proposed project covered under this Draft EIR is the renewal through the

adoption of a long-term conveyance agreement by each of the Cross Valley Canal

Contractors with DWR and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. This proposed project

renews the existing three-party contracts whose present term extends to February

28, 2018. The agreement is needed between the CVC Contractors and DWR to

cover the pumping and conveyance of the CVC Contractors water supply through

State Water Project facilities. Reclamation is involved in the agreement because

the CVC Contractors' water supply is from the federal Central Valley Project and

also Reclamation supplies the power that is used for the pumping of the water,

and the conveyance of the water through the joint federal/state San Luis Canal.

Reclamation may also store the water in the federal share of San Luis Reservoir,

or may encroach in the state share, upon the consent of DWR.

2015031046 Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal Redevelopment Plan & Demolition and Initial Rail

Component



EIR 08/15/2016

The project is a long-range Redevelopment Plan and near-term project

improvements to accommodate anticipated economic activity at the Tenth Avenue

Marine Terminal. The development concepts and infrastructure improvements

identified in the Redevelopment Plan would result in a maximum practical capacity

(MPC) at TAMT in 2035 between 5 million and 6 million metric tons annually. The

near-term Demolition and Initial Rail Component, would demolish two

under-utilized transit sheds and install an automated rail lubricator and

compressed air system on existing tracks. The Demolition and Initial Rail

Component is a project level improvement that is anticipated to begin in 2017 and

take 33 months to complete. The long-range development concepts of the TAMT

plan would occur over many years as market conditions allow.

2015072031 Biological Resources Policy Update, Oak Resources Management Plan and

Ordinance

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

EIR 08/15/2016

El Dorado County proposes to amend several General Plan objectives, policies,

and implementation measures addressing biological resources and to adopt an

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Oak Resources Management Plan and Oak Resources Conservation Ordinance.

2015111043 Culver Mine Project, Surface Mining Permit and Reclamation Plan (PMR 15-001)

Tulare County

Porterville--Tulare

EIR 08/15/2016

The project site is in the jurisdiction of Tulare County but is not located within an

Urban Development Boundary. The project site is zoned AE-20 (Exclusive Ag-20

acre min), which allows surface mining with the approval of a surface mining

permit and reclamation plan.

A portion of the project site currently supports agricultural grazing, and the

disturbed project site areas are proposed to be reclaimed for grazing and

agriculture uses in the future, pursuant to the Reclamation Plan.

2016071007 Gold Tree Solar Facility Project


San Luis Obispo--San Luis Obispo

MND 08/01/2016

Construct, operate, and decommission an approximately 20 acre, two to five

megawatt, unmanned, photovoltaic solar energy facility, a new transformer, 200 sf

maintenance and storage building, perimeter security fencing, generation

interconnection to an existing substation, motion sensor security lighting,

landscaping/screening, and associated internal access, utilities, and stormwater

management. Project includes monthly maintenance and annual panel washing.

Development footprint approximately 20 acres; disturbance area up to 40 acres.

2016071009 Llano Christian Center / Project No. R2006-03422-(5) / CUP No. 200600272 /

ENV No. 200600205

Los Angeles County

--Los Angeles

MND 08/01/2016

The applicant requests a conditional use permit to construct and operate a church

facility containing worship and appurtenant structures including a gym,

multi-purpose room, dining room, and restroom building. Also proposed is a single

family residence for use by the church pastor; however, this is a by right use.

The applicant will set aside 10 acres of the 318 acre property as mitigation land for

previous disturbance of Joshua tree woodland. Water will be provided by an on

site well. Water use estimated at 100,000 gallons per year.

2016032009 Lake Ranch Reservoir Outlet Works Improvements

Santa Clara County

Saratoga--Santa Clara

Oth

Note: Response to Comments

San Jose Water Co. is proposing to rehabilitate the Lake Ranch Reservoir in

accordance with CA Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) requirements. The

reservoir was built between 1874-1876, with a capacity of about 70 million gallons.

Due to the age of the embankments and lack of details on original construction,

SJWC proposes to construct siphons over both dams and grout the existing outlet

pipes, rather than replace them. Based on the DSOD's drawdown requirements,

the siphon at Saratoga dam will consist of a 12-inch diameter pipe. At Beardsley

dam, the siphon will consist of a 4-inch diameter pipe with 16-inch emergency

pipe. The siphons will be constructed using high density polyethylene piping. The

pipes will be buried and concrete-encased where they cross over the dam

abutments, and will be mounted on the lake bottom with floating intakes.

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1996041068 Moro Cojo Slough Enhancement and Management Plan

Monterey County

MOSS LANDING--MONTEREY

NOD

Coastal Conservation and Research, Inc. is requesting $1,334,030 from the

Ocean Protection Council's Proposition 1 Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure

Improvement Act of 2014. The funding will allow for the acquisition of a 34-acre

parcel, design and construction of a weir, and provision of technical advice related

to operation of a tidal gate system. The activities being funded are consistent with

the Moro Cojo Slough Management and Enhancement Plan.

2001031043 San Antonio Creek Crossing Repair

Santa Barbara County Flood Control District

Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara

NOD

The project consists of removing two fifty-year old concrete debris dams from

Rattlesnake and San Ysidro Creeks in Santa Barbara County and restoring the

affected sections of the two creeks back to a natural environment.

2007062030 Salt River Ecosystem Restoration Project

Humboldt County

Ferndale--Humboldt

NOD

The Salt River Ecosystem Restoration Project includes wetland and upland

restoration, erosion-reduction projects in the Wildcat Hills, excavation of a new

Salt River Channel, and long-term maintenance. In the context of this larger

project, the Ocean Protection Council action is to provide funding to restore the

last 2.5 miles of the Salt River Channel and associated riparian floodplain, which

would reestablish connectivity to the Williams Creek tributary. The Salt River

Channel would be excavated and designed to carry flows up to a 2-year flood

event. The excavated channel would alleviate current flooding problems caused

by excess sediment in the Salt River.

2013112045 ASBS Stormwater Improvements Project

Trinidad, City of

Trinidad--Humboldt

NOD

The Project includes construction of low impact development (LID) improvements

within City right-of-ways in the City of Trinidad, among other activities. The Ocean

Protection Council's action is to provide funding for construction of LID

improvements at three locations on City roadways, construction of a LID

demonstration project at the City's Manager's Office Annex, development of a City

policy regarding implementation and siting of LID projects, development of an

ocean-friendly gardening guidance document and resident LID construction

incentive program, and outreach, education and technical workshops for the public

on LID.

2014062018 Russell Ranch Project

Folsom, City of

Folsom--Sacramento

NOD

The applicant, The New Home Company, is requesting approval of Amended

Vesting Large Lot Tentative Subdivision Map, Vesting Small Lot Tentative

Subdivision Map to add 24 units to the project.

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--Humboldt

NOD



project Applicant, CDFW.

2015071022 Chromium-6 Water Treatment Facilities Project

Coachella Valley Water District

Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, Indio, La Quinta, ...--Riverside

NOD

The project involves the construction and operation of domestic water treatment

facilities to comply with the State of California's new drinking water maximum

containment level (MCL) for chromium-6. The chromium- MCL of 10 parts per

billion (ppb) became effective on July 1, 2014, and applies to each community

drinking water system that CVWD serves. Domestic water wells that will receive

treatment to meet this MCL are located in Desert Hot Springs, Rancho Mirage,

Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio and Thermal. The proposed water treatment

facilities and related pipelines will be located at existing well sites and additional

sites located in Desert Hot Springs and Thermal. All treatment wells and facilities

will be located within Riverside County, CA.

2016021029 Cardiff State Beach Living Shoreline Project


Encinitas--San Diego

NOD

Restoration of a dune system along 2,900 feet of Cardiff State Beach in the City of

Encinitas, CA. The dune would serve as a natural seal-level rise (SLR) adaptation

strategy and to protect a vulnerable segment of Coast Highway 101. The project

would beneficially re-use 25,000 cy of export sand from the San Elijo Lagoon

Restoration Project for dune construction. The dunes would be planted with native

seed after construction. The project also entails the reconfiguration and burial of

existing riprap, construction of a four-foot wide footpath along Coast Hwy 101 and

6 beach access points.

2016021103 North Campus Open Space Restoration Project

University of California, Santa Barbara

Goleta--Santa Barbara

NOD

The Regents of the UC Santa Barbara are requesting $1,000,000 from the Ocean

Protection Council's Proposition 1 Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure

Improvement Act of 2014. The funding will expand by 8 acres, the size of a

current large scale restoration effort of the upper arms of the Devereaux Slough

into a functional wetland system.

2016032069 Agreement with the California Department of Transportation for Reuse of Aerially

Deposited Lead-Contaminated Soils


--

NOD


DTSC is proposing to enter into a Soil Management Agreement for Aerially

Deposited Lead-Contaminated Soils (Agreement) with Caltrans that would, under

specified terms and conditions, allow Caltrans to excavate, stockpile, transport,

and reuse soil contaminated with aerially-deposited lead (ADL) that may be

encountered during highway improvement projects conducted within existing

state-owned highway right-of-ways (Agreement). These projects are individually

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subject to additional environmental impacts assessments as required by CEQA

when Caltrans proposes and approves projects for detailed designs and

construction.

2016052043 DRH15-0008

Sonoma County

Petaluma--Sonoma

NOD

The project will construct a commercial self-storage facility on a 1.8 acre parcel.

To facilitate project development, two on-site drainage features will be graded and

recontoured to provide positive flow to an off-site drainage system, and two

seasonal wetlands will be filled. Project impacts include the removal of one

ornamental plum and two coast redwood trees. To compensate impacts to

vegetation, seven 15-gallon valley oaks and six 15-gallon western rosebud trees

will be planted on-site and disturbed areas will be reseeded with native vegetation.

The CDFW has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement No.

1600-2015-0419-R3, pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code tot eh

project Applicant Tony Sherman.

2016052071 Shingle Springs Drive Improvements-Encroachment Permit

El Dorado County

--El Dorado

NOD

Site Plan Review Permit analyzing the impacts from the construction and

operation of a 12-inch 2,400 linear foot water main, a 6-inch, 3,335 linear foot

sewer force main pipeline, and a 36x40 ft. paved driveway within the El Dorado

County Right-of-Way of Shingle Springs Drive.

2016068496 Low Impact Development and Stormwater Improvement Project

Ocean Protection Council

--Del Norte

NOE

The existing storm water outfall within the project site is perched above an eroding

bluff. The proposed project will replace the storm drain and add down drain and

bluff stabilization measures. The project also includes the establishment of Low

Impact Development components such as bioswales, retention bio filters, etc.

2016068497 Shelter Cove Fish Cleaning Station Remediation

Ocean Protection Council

--Humboldt

NOE

The proposed project will eliminate the discharge of fish offal into the ASBS waters

adjacent to Shelter Cove, California by removing the gravity-driven pipe that

directly delivers fish wastes to the ocean and replacing that disposal system with

alternative that re-purposes the fish offal as commercial crab bait and fertilizer.

2016068498 Roof Replacement - Gymnasium, C Building and G Building

Carpinteria Unified School District

Carpinteria--Santa Barbara

NOE

2016068499 Remodeling of Gymnasium Foyer



NOE

Remodeling of Gymnasium Foyer

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2016068500 Gymnasium Painting



NOE

Gymnasium Painting

2016068501 Concrete Replacement at G Building



NOE

Concrete Replacement at G Building

2016068502 Carpentry Work (Doors) at G Building



NOE

Carpentry Work (Doors) at G Building

2016068503 Water Line Replacement



NOE

Water Line Replacement

2016068504 Roof Replacement - Old Gymnasium



NOE

Roof Replacement - Old Gymnasium

2016068505 Interior/Exterior Painting



NOE

Interior/Exterior Painting

2016068506 Multipurpose Room Flooring, Painting



NOE

Multipurpose Room Flooring, Painting

2016068507 Replace Lunch Tables



NOE

Replace Lunch Tables

2016068508 Olive Hill Pipeline Project

Fish & Wildlife #3

Woodside--San Mateo

NOE

The project is part of a larger project which involves the installation of 4,400 lf of

12-in ductile iron pipe along the public ROW in Canada Road for the conveyance

of potable water to residents. The project covered under the Lake and Streambed

alteration agreement no. 1600-2015-0301-R3 CDFW is executing pursuant to

section 1602 fish and game code, covers only the segment of pipeline installed by

trenching underneath the asphalt layer of Dry Creek Bridge. The pipeline will be a

12 in cement lined and coated steel pipe approximately 25 ft long. Concrete

structural piers will be installed on either side of the creek bank approximately

down to 20 ft below the creek bed. The CL&C pipeline will be attached along a

steel beam crossing under the roadway of the bridge above the culverts and

supported on either side by the concrete structural piers. The trench will be

backfilled and patchpaved after the pipe is installed.

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2016068509 Riella Irrigation Pipe Replacement Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration

Agreement No. 1600-2016-0149-R3)

Fish & Wildlife #3

--San Joaquin

NOE


1600-2016-0149-R3, pursuant to section 1602 of the fish and game code to Riella

Farms.

The project is limited to replacement of an existing deteriorated 14 in steel

irrigation pipe currently located within the waterside slope, landslide slope, and

over the levee crown. The pipe is located on the east bank of the San Joaquin

River at approximately River Mile 46.9 within 0.26 miles of West Ott Rd in French

Camp, CA. Approximately 110 lf of existing pipe will be removed and backfilled

with imported material. A new steel 14 in diameter pipe with 0.375 in thick walls

and coated with liquid epoxy will be installed on top of the levee crown.

2016068510 Creek Restoration.

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Marin

NOE

This project is being implemented in response to a 1602 violation related to

channel modification, stream diversion, and vegetation clearing. This project

includes the abandonment of a stump hole used as shallow on channel water well,

soil stabilization and habitat enhancement through understory riparian and upland

plantings. Issuance of a lakebed alteration agreement no. 1600-2016-0093-R3 is

pursuant to fish and game code section 1602.

2016068511 Restoration for CAO R2-2015-0001.

Fish & Wildlife #3

--Marin

NOE

This restoration project is being implemented in response to violations of

unpermitted work conducted within the unnamed stream on the property, including

a Cleanup and Abatement Order #R2-2015-0001 issued by the San Francisco

RWQCB. Activities are limited to restoration work for the repair of unpermitted

grading, excavation, vegetation clearing, culvert installation, and green waste

disposal on the property. Issuance of a Lakebed alteration agreement no.

1600-2015-0296-R3 is pursuant to fish and game code section 1602.

2016068512 Kern County Bridge Deck and Joint Seal Project

Caltrans #6

--Kern

NOE

To maintain existing highway facilities, Caltrans proposes maintenance work on 11

existing bridges, near the cities of Bakersfield, Delano, and McFarland. Work for

the project includes methacrylate deck treatment, joint seals, chip seal removal,

and asphalt concrete repair. All work will remain within the existing ROW.

2016068513 Labcon Adobe Creek Outlet Repair Project

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 (San Francisco Bay), Oakland

Petaluma--Sonoma

NOE

Proposed project would repair an access road along Adobe Creek. To accomplish

this, an existing corrugated steel pipe running beneath the access road will be

replaced with a reinforced concrete pipe and fill placed on top of the pipe to

restore use of the road. The pipe carries stormwater from an inlet located in a

stormwater swale that captures runoff from a parking lot. In addition, the new pipe

will be 28 ft longer thereby extending the pipe through riparian habitat and into

Adobe Creek. The existing concrete apron will be broken up to allow the new pipe

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to sit at the correct elevation to maintain flow, and the area will be re-graded and

partially rocked to provide energy dissipation to prevent erosion of the bank.

2016068514 Black Springs OHV Staging Area Development


--Calaveras

NOE

The project involves grading an existing parking area, located at the intersection of

6N62 and 7N23 (Black Springs Road), and making local improvements to better

serve the users and protect the resources. Once graded, the Stanislaus National

Forest will develop a parking area to accommodate 10 to 15 vehicles with trailers.

The parking area would be graded and hardened with gravel, and boulders and

other materials would be installed to delineate motorized use areas. An OHV

loading ramp would be installed. Finally, informational signage would be installed

with trail information, rules, regulations and interpretation.

2016068515 City of Lincoln SB 5 Municipal Code Changes

Lincoln, City of

Lincoln--Placer

NOE

The proposed changes to the City of Lincoln's Municipal Code is necessary to

bring the Code into the compliance with the City's General Plan 2050 regarding

the policies of Senate Bill 5. SB5 requires 200 year flood protection urban areas.

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