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Jerry Brown, Governor 

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June 1 – 15, 2012

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 1 – 15, 2012. 

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: state.clearinghouse@opr.ca.gov 

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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The 2011 CEQA Guidelines are available from the Resources Agency’s website at 

http://ceres.ca.gov/ceqa/. 

The State Clearinghouse Handbook, which contains all of our environmental document and grant 

processing procedures and forms, is available on our website.

Environmental Document Filings with the State Clearinghouse 

1999‐2011 

All CEQA documents filed with the State Clearinghouse are available for viewing on the internet at 

www.ceqanet.ca.gov . 

Summary of CEQA Document Submittals by Year and by Type 

ND / 

Total 

Year NOP MND EIR NOD NOE EIS EA Other Documents 

1999 602 2007 481 1808 2699 22 41 177 7,837 

2000 613 2243 475 2580 3840 16 78 386 10,231 

2001 703 2612 524 2851 6083 13 75 422 13,283 

2002 642 2676 544 3102 5737 14 66 409 13,190 

2003 757 2972 577 3243 6078 8 57 360 14,052 

2004 766 2903 625 3304 5898 11 55 339 13,901 

2005 797 3076 636 3087 5649 16 59 370 13,690 

2006 860 2882 649 2954 4716 7 39 406 12,513 

2007 803 2805 583 2755 4137 11 37 444 11,575 

2008 735 2583 570 2632 4307 6 36 539 11,408 

2009 534 2205 477 2391 3747 6 46 463 9869 

2010 471 1771 464 2263 3646 7 74 464 9160 

2011 436 1645 396 2260 3894 8 45 411 9095 

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 

Other: Other types of documents, including Final EIRs, Early Consultation notices, etc.

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)

State Clearinghouse CEQA Database 

DAILYLOG.FRX 

Report Printed on Friday, July 06, 2012 

CEQA Daily Log 

Documents Received during the Period: 06/01/2012 - 06/15/2012 

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2009031002 Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan 

Los Angeles, City of 

Los Angeles, City of--Los Angeles 

On September 22, 2011, the City circulated the Original DEIR for public review. 

This Recirculated Portions of the DEIR (RP-DEIR) replaces several portions of the 

Original DEIR in response to comments received during the public comment 

period which ended on November 21, 2011 and further review by City staff. The 

City is recirculated this RP-DEIR pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15088.5, 

Subdivisions a (1), a(4) and (c). As CEQA Guidelines Section 15088.5, 

Subdivision (f)(2) permits, the City requests that reviewers limit scope of their 

comments to that material which is within text of the revised portions included in 

the RP-DEIR. Pursuant to this, the City also requested that reviewers not make 

any new comments on old matters not included in this RP-DEIR. 

2010031029 University Avenue Mobility Plan 

San Diego, City of 

San Diego--San Diego 

City Council Approval to allow for improvements or modifications related to 

roadways, transit, pedestrian access, parking, and utilities along an approximately 

1.25-mile-long segment of University Avenue, between Florida Street and 

Boundary Street. The project area extends to Lincoln Avenue to the north and 

Wightman Avenue and North Park Way to the south. The roadway improvements 

would consist of the installation of two traffic signal modifications at several 

intersections, removal of an existing traffic signal, construction of a raised median, 

installation of additional left-turn pockets at several intersections, and re-striping of 

University Avenue. The transit improvements would consist of the provision of 

transit-only lanes along portions of University Avenue in both the eastbound and 

westbound directions, and consolidation of transit stops to reduce the existing 18 

stops to 14 stops. 

2010122096 General Plan Update 

Turlock, City of 

--Stanislaus 

The City of Turlock has initiated a comprehensive update of its General Plan, 

which is an opportunity for community members to explore long-term goals and 

development for the City. The State of California requires every city and county to 

have a comprehensive General Plan, which acts as a constitution for long-term 

physical development. The General Plan identifies current and future needs in 

areas including land use, transportation, open space and conservation, public 

services, and environmental quality. The purpose of this project is to update the 

City's existing General Plan to accommodate the guide development through 

2030. This update includes information, goals, and policies addressing land use 

and economic development, new growth areas, parks, schools, circulation, city 

design, air quality and green house gases, noise, safety, etc. 

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2012011007 Housing Element Update 

Palmdale, City of 

Palmdale--Los Angeles 

GPA 11-03 will amend the Land Use and Housing Elements of the City's General 

Plan to accommodate units assigned to the City under the 2006-2014 Regional 

Housing Needs Allocation. This will include new policies within the Land Use 

Element associated with new medium-high and high density residential land use 

designations and amending the General Plan Land Use Map identifying the 

boundaries of a new medium-high and high density residential land uses. Zone 

Change (ZC) 11-01 will amend the City of Palmdale Zoning Map to identify the 

boundaries of the new R-4 (30) (High Density Residential, minimum of 30 dwelling 

units per acre) and R-4 (50) (High Density Residential, minimum of 50 dwelling 

units per acre) zone. Zoning Ordinance Amendment (ZOA) 11-05 will amend 

various sections of the Zoning Ordinance, including; a new Article 45 creating the 

R-4 zone, setting forth uses permitted subject to various types of approvals and 

standards of development; amending various sections regarding transitional and 

supportive housing, emergency housing, temporary dependent housing, and large 

residential care facilitates. The ZOA will remove such identified uses from many of 

the commercial, industrial and Public Facility zones and permit such uses within 

residential zones. Specific Plan Amendment (SPA) 11-01 would amend the 

permitted density within Neighborhood Zone C of the Palmdale Transit Village 

Specific Plan (SP-18) from 25-40 dwelling units per acre to 30-40 dwelling units 

per acre. 

2012061001 Touchstone Investments 



Coastal Development Permit (CDP), Site Development Permit (SDP) for 

environmentally sensitive lands and CPIOZ Area B, planned development permit 

(PDP), and Tentative Map (TM) with Easement Vacations to create 3 lots from 

7.87 acre site and construct a 58.060-sf research and development building. The 

site is located at 11099 North Torrey Pines Road (APN 310-110-1700, Lots 1, 2, 

and 3), in the IP-1-1 Zone within the University Community Plan Area, Airport 

Influence Area, Coastal Overlay (non-appealable) Zone, Coastal Height Limit Zone 

and Council District 1. 

2012061002 Copper Sulfate Applications to Copper Basin and Gene Wash 

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California 

--San Bernardino 

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern CA has conducted an environmental 

review for the application of an aquatic pesticide (copper sulfate) to its reservoirs 

in San Bernardino County, CA: Copper Basin and Gene Wash (Project). 

Metropolitan proposes to apply copper sulfate on an as-needed basis to control 

algal blooms so that such blooms do not degrade drinking water quality through 

elevated taste and odor problems, production of algal toxins, and water treatment 

plant filter clogging. 

2012061003 DRA 4256 to Allow a Small Winery Facility 

Fresno County 

--Fresno 

Allow a small winery facility on a 10.00-acre parcel in the AE-5 (Exclusive 

Agricultural, 5-acre minimum parcel size) Zone District. The project site is located 

on the south side of Bramble Lane, approximately 682 feet west of its intersection 

with Sundew Lane, within the unincorporated community of Squaw Valley (50806 

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Bramble Lane) (Sup. Dist.: 5) (APN: 190-360-41). 

2012061004 Reclamation Plan (RP 90-1) Amendment for Pacific Clay/Brighton Alberhill Mine 

Lake Elsinore, City of 

Lake Elsinore--Riverside 

The proposed project is an amendment to previously adopted Reclamation Plan 

(RP) 90-1. The project area comprises approximately 400 acres in an 

undeveloped and rural area. The Amendment to RP 90-1 includes 90.5 acres of 

total reclaimed area, 57.4 acres of which are past mining areas, and 33.1 acres 

which contain previously constructed storm drain detention ponds and associated 

roads previously authorized by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 

2012062003 Laguna Flood Control Improvement Project 

Burlingame, City of 

Burlingame--San Mateo 

The City of Burlingame is proposing a stormwater flood alleviation project that 

entails excavating sediments from an existing storm drain ditch parallel to and 

between the Caltrain tracks and CA Drive. The ditch drains storm water flows 

westward into Sanchez Creek from approximately Oak Grove Avenue. Several 

local storm drains discharge into this ditch along its length. This ditch 

maintenance will facilitate storm water drainage into Sanchez Creek from the 

surrounding developed areas to the south and alleviate flooding. A new box 

culvert will also be installed under Carolan Avenue parallel to and north of the 

Caltrain tracks to replace portions of an existing 54" reinforced concrete pipeline. 

2012062001 CHP Truckee Area Office Tower and Vault Project 

California Highway Patrol 

Truckee--Nevada 

CHP, with the assistance of the Department of General Services, is proposing to 

replace and upgrade the Truckee CHP telecommunications facility to meet the 

CHP's Enhanced Radio System requirements. The new facility would also be 

designed to meet CA Building Code (CBC) Title 24 Standards including Essential 

Services requirements. The proposed project includes acquisition of a 0.09-acre 

site adjacent to the CHP Truckee Area Office, construction of a new 

self-supporting, four-leg, 120-foot-tall tower and an equipment vault, underground 

utility line installation, and fencing and landscaping of the tower site. Upon 

completion of construction, two existing towers at the CHP Area Office would be 

removed; these towers are approximately 55 feet and 92 feet in height. Refer to 

the attached IS for additional project information. 

2011122069 Use Permit Application No. 2011-14 - Verizon Wireless - Del Don 

Stanislaus County 

--Stanislaus 

Request to construct a 100-foot monopole with three (3) proposed Verizon 

wireless antenna sectors which includes four (4) proposed antennas per sector, 

two (2) microwave dishes, an emergency diesel generator with a 210-gallon fuel 

storage tank, and a 12' x 16' equipment shelter all within a 50' x 50' fenced area on 

a 164-acre site. There is a proposed 15 foot wide access road to the site. 

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2012062002 General Plan Circulation and Housing Element Update 

Alpine County 

--Alpine 

Mandatory update to the Alpine County Housing Element (2004) 2009-2014 and 

update of the Alpine County Circulation Element (1999). The Housing Element 

includes new demographic information and programs to revise the Zoning Code to 

allow emergency housing. The Circulation Element is updated with Level of 

Service information and goals for 2030 Level of Service on highways and local 

roads. The Circulation Element includes information which describes 

conformance with the Complete Streets Act. 

2002022058 Crystal Springs/El Cerrito Phase II Trunk Sewer Improvement Project 

Hillsborough, City of 

Hillsborough--San Mateo 

The proposed project involves the second phase of replacement of ~10,700 feet of 

existing trunk sewer lines in the Town of Hillsborough, San Mateo County, CA. 

Phase II would begin El Cerrito Avenue at Gramercy Drive and extend 

approximately 7,200 feet west and south to the intersection of El Cerrito Avenue 

and Crystal Springs Road, then extend 3,500 feet southwest along Crystal Springs 

Road, and connect to the Phase I terminus (at the intersection of Crystal Springs 

Road and Woodridge Road). The pipeline would be installed within the existing 

roadway or along the roadway shoulder adjacent to the existing trunk sewer lines. 

2000082139 Laguna Ridge Specific Plan 

Elk Grove, City of 

Elk Grove--Sacramento 

The applicant requests multiple entitlements consisting of the following: 

A General Plan Amendment to remove the site from the City's list of 

Vacant/Underutilized Sites (Table 1-30 of the Housing Element) and to change the 

land use designation on the site from High Density Residential to 

Commercial/Office/Multi-family. 

An amendment to the Laguna Ridge Specific Plan, changing the designation for a 

portion of the property from Multi-Family Residential (RD-20) to Office Park (BP). 

A zone change from Light Industrial (M1) to Business and Professional Office (BP) 

for the entire property. 

A tentative parcel map that would subdivide the 4.99 acre property into two parcels 

(2.48 gross acres and 2.51 gross acres). 

A Conditional Use Permit to allow an assembly use in the Business and 

Professional Office (BP) Zone. The assembly use would operate on an as-needed 

basis. 

A Design Review to construct two 13,387 square foot buildings for use as a 

conference/meeting center. In addition to the buildings, the application proposes 

parking and landscaping improvements to the site, as well as lighting and 

infrastructure improvements. The project includes a drive aisle along the western 

property line that will connect Elk Grove Blvd and Civic Center Drive. Two access 

points are provided from the parking lot along Civic Center Drive - one at the east 

and one at the west end of the parking lot. Pedestrian access is provided within 

the site. The application is also proposing enhanced landscaping and a 

bicycle/pedestrian pathway along Elk Grove Blvd. Two trash enclosures (9.5 ft by 

14.5 ft) are provided near the center of the site with one on each proposed parcel. 

Each of the two buildings contains assembly areas and boardrooms; an open patio 

area enclosed by six-foot fencing is provided along the eastern and western 

portions of the buildings. The fencing for the eastern patio of the northern building 

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(Building A) is composed of a six foot CMU, precast or equivalent wall along the 

northern and eastern portions of the patio. The remainder of the fencing around 

the patio areas is metal. 

2011011030 San Antonio Creek Spreading Grounds Rehabilitation 

Ventura County Watershed Protection District 

Ojai--Ventura 

This project is approval of water right application 31854, which involves the 

diversion and use of 916 acre-feet per year at a maximum rate of 25 cubic feet per 

second to underground storage from November 1 to May 31. The purpose of use 

is irrigation, municipal, domestic and industrial. The water will be used within the 

Ojai Basin Groundwater Management Agency Service Area. 

2011082043 Jenny Lind Safe Routes to Schools Project (Jenny Lind SR2S Project) 

Calaveras County 

--Calaveras 

0.5 miles sidewalk and Class lll bike route beginning at Baldwin St. and SR26, 

running parallel with the northbound lanes of SR26 and Driver Road terminating at 

Jenny Lind Elementary School. 

2011092032 SR-70/Feather River Blvd Interchange 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

Yuba County Public Works Department is seeking environmental approval to 

replace the existing at-grade intersection of Feather River Boulevard at SR-70. 

The proposed interchange will consist of a compact diamond layout for 

southbound movements and L-9 partial-cloverleaf for northbound movements on 

SR-70 approximately 0.40 miles (0.64km) north of the Bear River in Yuba County. 

The interchange will include a five-lane overcrossing of SR-70, five interchange 

ramps, and removal of the existing Feather River Boulevard at-grade intersection 

and traffic signal. The project limits are approximately 4,400 feet northerly from the 

Bear River Bridge on SR-70, and 2,100 feet easterly from River Oaks Boulevard to 

Chalice Creek Drive (east of SR-70). 

2012011056 Zebra Mussel Eradication Project: San Justo Reservoir, Hollister Conduit, & 

SBCWD Subsystems 

San Benito County Water District 

Hollister--San Benito 

The eradication of zebra mussels in San Justo Reservoir and pipeline 

infrastructure in San Benito County is two-fold and involves: 1) the treatment of 

San Justo Reservoir using muriate of potash (potash or potassium chloride); and 

2) the treatment of the Hollister Conduit in combination with District-owned water 

delivery conveyances (pipeline system) using potash. It is important that this 

two-fold eradication be implemented concurrently, as eradication zebra mussels in 

the reservoir without eradicating them in the pipeline, and vice versa, would allow 

re-infestation of both appurtenant infrastructures. 

2012011059 Land Conservancy Conditional Use Permit T 

San Luis Obispo County 

San Luis Obispo--San Luis Obispo 

Request by the Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County, in partnership with 

County General Services, for a Conditional Use Permit for the Octagon Barn 

Center. The project site would be used as an agricultural museum with meeting 

and event space and would include the construction of two auxiliary structures (for 

the purpose of storage and restrooms), a remodel of the existing milk parlor, site 

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grading, and landscaping. 

2012021009 Loma Linda Alzheimer's Special Care Center 

Loma Linda, City of 

Loma Linda--San Bernardino 

The proposed project is a request to change the General Plan Land Use Plan from 

High Density (0-13 du/ac) to Health Care, and a Zone Change from Multi Family 

Residence (R-3) to Institutional (I) in order to accommodate a 32,630 square foot, 

66-bed memory care facility on a 2.7 acre property located at the southwest 

corner of New Jersey Street and Orange Avenue. 

2012031086 Biaggini Tract Map 


Morro Bay--San Luis Obispo 

Request by Harold Biaggini for a Tract Map to subdivide of a 330.69 acre lot into 

two lots of 160 acres and 170.69 acres each, for the purpose of sale and/or 

development. The map includes two building envelopes, one per parcel, of 

approximately one acre each. The project will result in the disturbance of 

approximately 71,000 square feet due to future development of two residences 

(one per parcel), and approximately 64,000 square feet of road/driveway 

improvements. 

2012032002 Draft Climate Action Plan Phase 1: Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Plan 

(Draft Plan) 

Water Resources, Department of 

-- 

DWR has developed the Draft Plan to guide its efforts in reducing the greenhouse 

gas (GHG) emissions. The proposed project is implementation of the Draft Plan, 

which presents DWR's historical, current, and projected future GHG emissions, 

DWR's goals for reducing GHG emissions, and DWR's GHG emission reduction 

measures designed to achieve the emissions reduction goals. 

2012032062 IS/Proposed Neg Dec for the 2013 California Building Energy Efficiency Standards 

Energy Commission 

-- 

Public Resources Code Sections 25402 requires the Energy Commission to adopt, 

implement, and periodically update energy efficiency standards for both residential 

and nonresidential buildings to ensure that building construction, system design, 

and installation achieve energy efficiency and preserve outdoor and indoor 

environmental quality. 

2012032063 Spreckels Ave Sewer Replacement 

Santa Cruz County 

--Santa Cruz 

The project involves removing one cement encased gravity sewer line that travels 

along the bottom of the creek channel and replace it with an underground sewer 

lift station and force main pipe, which will be attached to the downstream side of 

the Spreckles Drive Bridge. The placement of a backup generator of 65 Seacliff 

Drive (APN: 042-341-10) is also proposed. The goals of the project are to improve 

passage for steelhead trout and other fish in Aptos Creek and to protect water 

quality and public infrastructure by relocating the sewer line. 

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2012042016 Fish Rock Road Sediment Reduction Project 

Mendocino County 

Ukiah--Mendocino 

The project implements the County Site Specific Management Plan (SSMP) and 

Erosion Control Plan (ECP) towards compliance with the Action Plan for the 

Garcia River Watershed Sediment TMDL through implementation of sediment 

reduction treatments on Fish Rock Road that have been identified in the 

Departments Direct Inventory of Road Treatments Database (DIRT). 

2012042020 Regulatory Approvals for the Blackwood Creek Stream and Floodplian Restoration 

Project Phase 3B 

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

--Placer 

The U.S. Forest Service will construct rock and log structures in the Blackwood 

Creek channel on the floodplain, realign select channel segments, restore 

connectivity to historic channels, grade floodplain surfaces, and revegetate 

disturbed areas with native riparian species. The Water Board will regulate project 

discharges project by: (1) issuing Clean Water Act 401 Water Quality Certification; 

and (2) granting exemptions to prohibitions contained in the Water Quality Control 

Plan for the Lahontan Region (Basin Plan). 

2012068001 Bridge on Shubin Property 

Fish & Game #3 

--Sonoma 

The project is limited to the installation of a prefabricated steel platform bridge 

over Thurston Creek. The bridge is 40-feet long, 16-feet wide and spans an 

approximately 4-foot wide stream channel. Abutments will be made from pre-cast 

concrete blocks and located outside the stream bank and will elevate the bridge 

deck above the 100-year flood water surface elevation. Issuance of a Streambed 

Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2012-0090-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game 

Code Section 1602. 

2012068002 Neeley Road Beach Access Contour and Pruning 


--Sonoma 

The project is limited to seasonal site preparation including trimming, clearing and 

grading needed to improve beach access on the Russian River. The Permittee 

proposes removing dead branches, trimming vegetation and grading a maximum 

of 10 cubic yards to material above the ordinary high water mark (OHWM) within a 

30-foot area adjacent to the river. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration Agreement 

Number 1600-2012-0124-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2012068003 Carson Block Building - Facade Restoration 

California Cultural & Historical Endowment 

Eureka--Humboldt 

CCHE funds will be used to help restore the original facade of the Carson Block 

Building. 

2012068004 Penn Creek Culvert Replacement 

Parks and Recreation, Department of 

--Humboldt 

Replace a failed culvert utilizing heavy equipment on Penn Creek in Patrick's Point 

State Park, a non-anadromous stream, with a new 16 ft. long 96-inch diameter 

galvanized steel culvert. Work will excavate 30 ft. wide, 40 ft. long, and 10 ft. deep 

to allow the culvert to be placed 3 inches below grade. The new culvert will be 

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backfilled inside the reestablish natural stream flow grade using the gravel that 

was excavated from the stream channel and augmented with washed ddrain rock 

if necessary. 

2012068005 Lease of New Office Space 

Consumer Affairs, Department of 

San Jose--Santa Clara 

The Department of Consumer Affairs, Bureau of Automotive Repair, proposes to 

lease approximately 5,950 square feet of office space and 2,929 square feet of 

warehouse space. The office will house approximately 24 employees performing 

general office duties. The warehouse will be used for storage only and will house 

no employees. 

2012068006 License for Access Across Conservancy Property 

Tahoe Conservancy 

South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado 

Execution of license agreement with Tahoe Regional Planning Agency for the 

purpose of performing a noise monitoring study to determine decibel levels and 

amounts of noise within a given period by boats on Lake Tahoe. 

2012068007 Assignment of Ground Restoration Credit to Placer County APN 92-142-07 (Berry) 


--Placer 

Project consists of the sale and assignment of 63 square feet of SEZ Restoration 

Credit and 53 square feet of Class 1-3 Restoration Credit from 

Conservancy-owned land, to a receiving parcel where an existing beach access 

stairs will be rebuilt, as accessory to an existing residence. The assignement 

eneables the receiving landowner to carry out the project without any new increase 

in the amount of existing land coverage in class SEZ or 1, 2, or 3 areas within the 

Lake Tahoe Basin. 

2012068008 Pigeon Point Light Station Restoration Planning 

California State Coastal Conservancy 

--San Mateo 

The Coastal Conservancy granted funds to the California State Parks Foundation 

to produce detailed construction drawings for the structural restoration of the 

Pigeon Point Light Station, which has been closed to the public since 2001 due to 

unsafe condition caused by structural deterioration. 

2012068009 A.D.A Ramps/ S.L.O.Rt-1/PM 12.6/SB Rt.-135/PM10.0 

Caltrans #5 


The A.D.D Ramps proposed by the project are needed to provide A.D.A access at 

proposed intersections on state highways in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo 

Counties. 

2012068010 Clarksburg Push-Brace and Pole Replacement Project 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 (Central Valley), Sacramento 

--Yolo 

The Clarksburg Push-Brace and Pole Replacement Project consists of the 

replacement of three distribution poles and four push-brace poles in two 

agricultural irrigation canals. 

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2012068011 Leffingwell Trail Stairway and Moonstone Beach Stairway Rehabilitation 


--San Luis Obispo 

Repair and re-stabilize eroded and storm-damaged sections of the Leffingwell 

Trail, the wooden stairways at the Leffingwell Landing northern day-use parking 

area and at Moonstone Beach within Hearst San Simeon State Park to restore 

public access to the beach and to make portions of the trail comply with the 

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the "California State Parks 

Accessiblities Guidelines". 

Received on Friday, June 01, 2012 

Total Documents: 37 Subtotal NOD/NOE: 24 

Documents Received on Monday, June 04, 2012 

2010-08 Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians of the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation - 

APNs: 513-320-012-9 

Bureau of Indian Affairs 

--Riverside 

The subject property consists of a parcel of land, encompassing approximately 

40.00 acres more or less, commonly referred to as the "Boys Club of Palm 

Springs" property and Assessor's Parcel Number: 513-320-012-9. The parcel is 

within the exterior boundaries of the Agua Caliente Reservation, but is not 

contiguous to trust lands. 

Currently, there is no specific land use at this time. The property consists of 

mountainous, undeveloped sloping rocky terrain, in a generally inaccessible area 

within the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument. There is 

no planned change in land use. 

2008081126 Avenue 280 Road-Widening 

Tulare County 

Visalia, Exeter--Tulare 

Caltrans, in cooperation with the County of Tulare and the City of Visalia proposes 

to widen Avenue 280 from a two-lane undivided roadway to a four/six-lane divided 

road with a median. The widening would occur from the junction with SR99 in 

Tulare County east to Mooney Blvd. in the Visalia, and from Santa Fe St. in Visalia 

east to Orange Ave., with transitions to the existing two-lane roadway completed 

by Filbert Rd. in Exeter, excluding the roadway segment through Farmersville. 

Intersection improvements at up to 21 roadway intersections with Avenue 280 

would also be implemented. Improvements and right-of-way transitions at these 

intersections may occur for up to 700 feet north and/or south of Avenue 280. The 

project would also require utility relocation, right-of-way clearing, and culvert 

widening. The length of the project is 10.82 miles. 

2010094007 Energia Sierra Juarez U.S. Transmission Line Project 

U.S. Department of Energy 

--San Diego 

FYI Final 

The DOE proposed Federal action is the granting of a Presidential permit to 

Energia Sierra Juarez U.S. Transmission, LLC, for the construction, operation, 

maintenance, and connection of either a 230-kilvolt (kV) or a 500-kV electric 

transmission line that would cross the U.S.-Mexico border in the vicinity of 

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Jucumba, California, in eastern San Diego County. The proposed line would be 

constructed on either lattice towers or steel monopoles. The interconnection for 

the transmission line to the U.S. transmission grid system to the existing 

Southwest Powerlink would be provided by SDG&E at its proposed Eco Substation 

switchyard facility. 

2012061011 Proposed Improvements of Interstate 8 and Highway 80 Checkpoints, U.S. Border 

Patrol, San Diego Sector 

U.S. Customs and Border Protection 

--San Diego 

Note: EA/FONSI Review per lead 

The Project would include expansion of the current footprint at the I-8 and Hwy 80 

checkpoints and would include installation of lights, shade canopies, and other 

minor improvements. The expansion at I-8 would consist of construction of two 

new exit lanes from I-8 to the inspection area, construction of retaining walls and 

guard rails at the edge of the expansion area, and other improvements. 

Improvements at the Highway 80 checkpoint would involve ground disturbance 

and vegetation clearing to the current easement boundary, which is approximately 

10 to 12 feet wide by 1,000 feet long. The paved area would be expanded to 

accommodate one access lane to the inspection stations off of the Highway 80 

road surface and other improvements. 

2012061008 Arroyo Canal Fish Screen and Sack Dam Fish Passage Project 

Henry Miller Reclamation District 2131 

Dos Palos--Fresno, Madera 

The Proposed Action includes removing the existing Sack Dam, constructing a 

new dam approximately 100 feet upstream near the Arroyo Canal divergence, 

constructing a new transport channel/fish ladder, and constructing a new 700-cfs 

positive barrier fish screen structure within the Arroyo Canal in a single vee 

configuration with profile bar screens. The transport channel/fish ladder would 

begin at the downstream end of the vee screen and terminate at the west 

abutment of Sack Dam, and would convey downstream migrating fish and 

accommodate upstream migrating fish past the newly constructed Sack Dam. The 

project also includes construction of a new equipment storage building and control 

building, and construction of a new bridge as well as a replacement of an existing 

bridge over Poso Canal. 

2012061010 Downtown San Bernardino Liquefaction Hazards Remediation Project 

Inland Valley Development Agency 

San Bernardino--San Bernardino 

The downtown area of San Bernardino is well-positioned in the next decade to 

experience an urban renaissance. The focus area for the proposed "Water 

Features, Wells. Landscaping to Mitigate High Groundwater and Liquefaction 

Hazards Associated with Development in Downtown San Bernardino Project" is a 

critical component of the downtown renaissance, as several significant projects 

have been either designated for this area or have been identified as potential 

projects in this area, including new high-rise county office buildings, a new 36 

courtroom courthouse and possible new high-rise office project. These potential 

projects would be significantly enhanced by the proposed high groundwater and 

liquefaction mitigation project. However, the primary objective of the project is to 

mitigate the existing liquefaction hazard associated with the high groundwater 

levels and effectively utilizing this water source to effectively assist in better 

managing the area limited water resources. The proposed project includes the 

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construction of water corridor features along Sierra Way, Mountain View Avenue, 

and 3rd Street, the construction of Meadowbrook Park Lake, rehabilitation of 

Seccombe Lake, landscape features, and the installation of two wells (IVDA 1 and 

IVDA 2), water piping, pumps and related appurtenances. 

2012062005 East Bay Greenway Project 

Alameda County Transportation Authority 

Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward--Alameda 

12-mile long Class I multi-use path, Class II and III bike facilities, and minor 

pedestrian improvements connecting Fruitvale and Hayward BART stations. 

2011101007 Conditional Use Permit No. 3671/Public Use Permit No. 911/McCoy Solar Energy 

Project 

Riverside County 

Riverside, Blythe--Riverside 

McCoy Solar, LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources LLC, has requested 

a Conditional Use Permit, Public Use Permit, and Development Agreement to 

construct, operate, maintain, and decommission an approximately 50 megawatt 

photovoltaic solar power plant and related infrastructure on approximately 477 

privately owned acres under the County's jurisdiction as part of an overall 750 MW 

PV solar power plant, and related infrastructure, to be known as the McCoy Solar 

Energy Project. The majority of the Project will be developed on public land 

admistered by the Bureau of Land Management ("BLM"). The Project proposes to 

generate and deliver power through an interconnection at the Colorado River 

Substation. The overall 750 MW solar power project would be developed in two 

phases, to be called Unit 1 and Unit 2. Unit 1, which includes the 477 acre portion 

of the solar power plant site subject to the CUP and Public Use Permit, is 

expected to have an overall 250 MW capacity. Necessary facilities on the 

privately owned lands subject to County jurisdiction would include solar arrays and 

inverters, portions of the access road, portions of a double- circuit 230 kV 

generation tie line, electrical power distribution line, and telecommunications line. 

A single-axis tracking system or a fixed tilt ground mount would be used for the 

structures that support the PV panels. The proposed 13.5 mile generation tie line, 

within a BLM-administered right-of-way width of 100 feet, would require about 200 

acres of public and private lands. Portions of the proposed generation tie line 

would be subject to the Public Use Permit. The proposed two acre switch yard 

would be located adjacent to and connect into Southern CA Edison's Colorado 

River Substation. Lighting is proposed at key areas such as the solar power plant 

site entrance, substations, and switchyard. All lighting would be kept to the 

minimum required for safety and security; sensors, motion detectors, and switches 

would be used to keep lighting turned off when not required, and all lights would 

be hooded and directed to minimize off-site light. The project would operate 

year-round for approximately 30 years. 

2012062009 Dublin Crossing Specific Plan (PA 08-049) 

Dublin, City of 

Dublin--Alameda 

Residential mixed-use Project with up to 1,966 single-and multi-family residential 

units; up to 200,000 sf of retail, office and/or commercial uses; a Community Park; 

one or two Neighborhood Parks, and the provision for an 8-12 acre elementary 

school. 

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2012061005 Water Well Ordinance Update, Chapter 15.08 Monterey County Code 

Monterey County 

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Amendment to the County-wide Water Well Ordinance, Monterey County Code - 

Chapter 15.08 that consist of modifications to the existing Chapter 15.08 of the 

Monterey County Codes (MCC). This ordinance is intended to address issues 

raised regarding wells in fractured rock that led to a moratorium, create 

implementing language for new general plan policy, update requirements based 

on current information and technology, address general issues of concern, and 

clean up language consistent with changes in State laws. 

2012061006 KCEO Radio Tower Relocation CUP12-00001 

Oceanside, City of 

Oceanside--San Diego 

The application is for a CUP to allow the removal and relocation/reconstruction of 

one of four existing AM radio antenna towers. The replacement tower would be 

constructed on the same property located at 2766 S. Santa Fe Avenue, 

approximately 450 feet to the southwest of the existing tower in order to comply 

with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) construction permit. 

2012061007 Dynamic Development Company LLC PC 12-19 

Twentynine Palms, City of 

Twentynine Palms--San Bernardino 

Proposal to develop approx. 1.5 acres of vacant land into a retail facility. The 

applicant proposes a 12,480 sf bldg, 68 space parking lot with drive isles loading 

area & retention basins. Applicant has also processed a parcel merger of 7 

parcels, 0618-141-01 thru 07. 

2012061009 Hoover High School Practice Field Lighting Project 

Glendale Unified School District 

Glendale--Los Angeles 

The proposed project site is the existing practice field area of the Hoover High 

School campus. The project site consists of an oval grass field and a dirt running 

track, confined by walls, fences, or structures on all sides. The proposed project 

involves the installation and operation of four, 90-foot-tall light poles along the 

perimeter of the running track and the development of a 1,500 sf one-story 

restroom and storage facility. The project would allow for HHS sports team 

practices that currently conclude at dusk be extended approximately 30 minutes to 

2 hours, depending on time of year, in order for practice to be properly concluded 

and athlete to depart in a safe manner. Night time games for the HHS football and 

soccer teams would not occur. 

2012062004 Public Facilities Zoning Ordinance 

Monte Sereno, City of 

Monte Sereno--Santa Clara 

The proposed projects is an amendment to the Monte Sereno Municipal Code to 

create a public zoning district and rezone the properties located at 18011 

Saratoga-Los Gatos Road (410-17-026) and 18041 Saratoga-Los Gatos Road 

(410-17-027). The Public Facilities zoning will allow for government buildings and 

emergency shelters. The site is currently zoned R-1-8, but has been used for 

governmental purposed (i.e. City Hall and Post Office) for over 30 years. 

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2012062006 Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park Land Use Plan 

East Bay Regional Parks District 

Pleasanton, Hayward--Alameda 

Integrate 2,360 acres of open space land into the 4,172 acres of parkland 

currently open to the public at Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park. The Land Use 

Plan, a long-term guide for the park's management and development, proposes to 

develop two staging areas, restrooms, picnic sites, two backpack campus and 17 

miles of narrow trails; relocate the park office and service yard; and conduct 

restoration activities. 

1985122502 Roadrunner Club Supplement, San Diego County 

San Diego County 

--San Diego 

The project is a Major Use Permit Modification to provide a mechanism for the 

maintenance of all common use areas of the park associated with a pending 

Tentative Parcel Map TPM21181 for the conversion of an existing rental mobile 

home park on a single lot into a 4 lot resident-owned air-space condominium 

mobile park. 

2003062165 The Boulevard Plan, A Specific Plan for the Auburn Boulevard Corridor from 

Sylvan Corners to the City Limits, Citrus Heights 

Citrus Heights, City of 

Citrus Heights--Sacramento 

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing Lake or Streambed 

Alteration Agreement number 1600-2012-0061-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, City of Citrus Heights. 

2005102056 Grant Line Road Widening Project 



The 22.2-acre Grant Line Road Widening Project - Phase I consists of widening 

Grant Line Road from Surbey Road to Mosher Road, to improve the flow of traffic 

to project 

The 22.2-acre Grant Line Road Widening Project - Phase l consists of widening 

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Grant Line Road from Survey Road to Mosher Road, to improve the flow of traffic 

to and from State Route 9, alleviating existing and anticipated future traffic 

operational deficiencies, and increasing safety along that portion of Grant Line 

Road. The project includes widening, realignment and modification of roadways, 

constructing a sidewalk/bike lane, installing new or extending existing culverts, and 

replacing an existing railroad crossing. 

2008081126 Avenue 280 Road-Widening 

Tulare County 

Visalia, Exeter--Tulare 

The County of Tulare, in conjunction with the Cities of Visalia and Exeter and the 

California Department of Transportation is proposing to widen Avenue 280 from a 

two lane roadway to four and six lane roadway between State Route 99 and the 

City of Exeter. Intersection improvements at up to 21 roadway intersections with 

Avenue 280 would also be implemented as part of the proposed widening project. 

The project will improve the level of service for traffic on this important regional 

roadway in response to an in anticipation of growth in the Cities of Visalia, 

Farmersville, and Exeter. 

2009071071 Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) 

Anaheim, City of 

Anaheim--Orange 

The City of Anaheim, in partnership with the Orange County Transportation 

Authority (OCTA), is proposing to enhance the existing Anaheim Metrolin/Amtrak 

Station that is located south of Katella Avenue and adjacent to the Grove of 

Anaheim (the "ARTIC project"). A larger station with improved transit connectivity 

and passenger services and amenities will be constructed approximately one 

quarter (.025) mile east along the existing OCTA railroad right-of-way. 

2010032029 Dunn Creek Fish Passage Project 

Caltrans #1 

--Mendocino 

The Project proposes to replace the existing 9-foot diameter structural steel plate 

culvert on Dunn Creek with a 134-foot long, three span concrete slab bridge and to 

install 11 boulder weirs to provide passage for adult and juvenile anadromous fish. 

2010122088 The 2011 Fisheries Restoration Grant Program 


--Del Norte, Humboldt, Madera, Mendocino, Napa, ... 

The objective is to improve the quality and quantity of salmonid habitat by placing 

large wood structures instream to increase pool habitat, provide holding habitat for 

migrating salmonids, and sort and collect spawning gravels. 

2011081018 Recycled Water System Expansion 

San Clemente, City of 

San Clemente--Orange 

Addendum to the existing Mitigated Negative Declaration for obtaining financial 

assistance through the Local Resources program administered by Metropolitan 

Water District of Southern California for expansion of treatment and pumping 

facilities at the existing Water Reclamation Plant, replacement of new 9 miles of 

transmission and distribution pipelines throughout the City's service area, 

construction of a reservoir facility and installation of a pressure reducing station to 

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convert approximately 932 AFY existing and future domestic water use for 

irrigation to recycled water. 

2011112029 Lemon Canyon Road Culvert Upgrade Project 

Caltrans #3 

--Sierra 

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposed to remove and 

replace twelve corrugated metal pipe culverts with larger culverts along State 

Route 49, between Sierraville and Loyalton (post miles 48.3 to 49.2), in Sierra 

County. Additional work would include constructing water diversion systems for 

dewatering and culvert replacement work, realigning longitudinal ditches to meet 

the ends of the new culverts, and installing rock energy dissipaters at some or all 

culvert ends. 

2012021040 Central Valley Transportation Project 

Reedley, City of 

Reedley--Fresno 

A request for a sphere of influence amendment to add 36.62 acres to the Reedley 

Sphere of Influence boundary, annexation of the 36.62 acres of land, a change in 

General Plan land use designation from county Agricultural to city Limited 

Industrial, a change in zoning designation for pre-zoning from county AE-20 

(Exclusive Agricultural) to city ML (Light Industrial), and a site plan review for 

development of the joint-use Central Valley Transportation Center (CVTC) from 

which KCSUD would maintain and operate their fleet of busses and vehicles and 

the City of Reedley would relocate its Public Works Department and associated 

vehicle maintenance yard. 

2012031031 Mesa College Facilities Master Plan Amendment and San Diego Continuing 

Education - Mesa College Campus 

San Diego Community College District 


Implement the amended Facilities Master Plan for Mesa College including San 

Diego Continuing Education - Mesa College Campus. 

2012031090 Rivision "QQ" - Trump National Golf Club - Revision to Driving Range (Case No. 

ZON2008-00584) 

Rancho Palos Verdes, City of 

Rancho Palos Verdes--Los Angeles 

Proposed Revision "QQ" is an amendment to the previously approved Revision 

"W", which was approved by the City Council in June 2005 as an amendment to 

Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 50666 to permit the development of a proposed 

golf driving range. The driving range has since been constructed per Revision "W" 

and is currently operating under a temporary permit as it has not been entirely 

completed. Proposed Revision "QQ" is a proposed amendment to revise four 

Mitigation Measures that were approved as part of the certified MND for the driving 

range project (Revision "W"). Please see attached separate page for more detail 

on project description. 

2012042036 South Lock Repairs & Storm Water Improvements Project 

Bel Marin Keys Community Services District 

Novato--Marin 

The BMKCSD is planning to stabilize the South Navigation Lock from settling 

which has been occurring since the lock was constructed in 1985. The settlement 

is generally a result of foundation piles which were not driven to the appropriate 

depth with adequate tie backs. The purpose of this project is to stabilize the South 

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Lock, the flood control and navigational access residential homes within the South 

Lagoon to the Novato Creek. 

In addition, the project includes the construction of a sluice gate structure that 

connects the eastern moat (closest to the South Lock) to the Secondary Moat. 

The proposed improvements would include the installation of two (2) culverts, 

sluice gate to control floodwaters, controls and a walkway. 

2012042043 Pattymocus Fuelbreak Project 

Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of 

--Tehama 

The Pattymocus Fuel Break Project entails the development of a 2.3 mile long 300' 

wide (84 acres in total) fuel break across private lands utilizing a ball and chain 

apparatus and a dozer to mechanically clear and crush chaparral brush along a 

system of prominent ridgelines as part of a larger fuel break system. Crushed and 

cleared brush will be further treated by burning during winter or spring months in 

approximately 1 to 5 years. As a consequence of this burning, crushed brush will 

be disposed of, resprouting vegetation will be burned and herbaceous vegetation 

will be enhanced. 

2012042056 Kaiser Vacaville Medical Center Helistop 

Vacaville, City of 

Vacaville--Solano 

The proposed project is the construction of a new, permanent helistop (helicopter 

landing facility) at the Kaiser Vacaville Medical Center (Medical Center) for the 

non-routine transport of seriously injured or ill patients. The project site is on the 

western side of the Kaiser campus, and is currently developed as an employee 

parking lot. Several safety features are part of the project design, including 

pathways, fencing, signage and lighting. The projected number of landings and 

take-offs cannot be predicted with precise accuracy but is expected to remain low, 

likely averaging five landings and take-offs per month. 

2012069001 Wilson Lake Timber harvesting Plan SAA 1600-2012-0031 


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the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Tim Tate, Sierra Pacific 

Industries. 

2012069002 Six Mix Timber Harvesting Plan SAA 1600-2012-0032 


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the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Tim Tate, Sierra Pacific 

Industries. 

Project consists of development of an old maintenance to various watercourse 

crossings associated with the Six Mix Timber Harvesting Plan (4-10-003/Cal-1) 

within the Camp Creek watershed. 

Specific impacts associated with the Camp Creek watershed include installation of 

a 24 inch culvert, armoring of an existing culvert, and installation of a rocket pad at 

an existing water hole. 

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2012069003 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2011-0319-R1 "Meadowview" 

THP 

California Forestry and Fire Protection 

--Lassen 

The Project proposes eleven (11) crossings as described in THP 2-11-062-LAS for 

crossings 24.02, 24.06, 24.13, 24.17, 24.19, 20.0125, 29.03, 30.10, 30.13, and 

31.03. 

2012068012 Laguna Creek Low-Flow Stream Gaging Weir Project 

Santa Cruz, City of 

--Santa Cruz 

The project entails installing a stainless steel low-flow weir in a preexisting 

concrete culvert, to facilitate the accurate data collection of fish bypass flows. 

There will be no disturbance to riparian vegetation, bed or banks of the creek. 

2012068013 Ano Nuevo Burn Piles 


--San Mateo 

Burn debris consisting of invasive woody species from 12 scattered groves in over 

approximately 256 acres Ano Nuevo State Reserve to protect and restore natural 

resources. Work will cut and remove vegetation to create a minimum of 12" wide 

control lines then set a moderate intensity backing fire using drip torches. Work 

will also set traffic controls so that vehicles traveling on State Highway One will 

either be stopped or required to reduce speed through the area depending on 

visibility and a burn permit will be obtained from the Bay Area Air Pollution Control 

District and prescribed buring will be initiated on a designated burn day. 

2012068014 Elephant Seal Life Cycle Interpretive Deck 


--San Mateo 

Construct a deck that ties into an existing boardwalk along the west end of the Ano 

Nuevo Point Trail in Ano Nuevo State Reserve just east of the beginning of the 

sand dunes to enhance the visitor enperience and protect the surrounding natural 

resources. Work will build the 16" by 16" the wood deck on 12" concrete pier 

blocks to minimize disturbance to the soil and it will sit level with the existing 

boardwalk. An Elephant Seal Life Cycle interpretive panel will be built into the deck 

to provide a visual aid to Docents and visitors. 

2012068015 Installation of Bike Lane Signing and Striping in Various Locations in the City of 

Santa Clarita 

Santa Clarita, City of 

Santa Clarita-- 

The project will re-stripe four streets with either a Class II bike lane or Class III 

bike route. All streets will keep the existing number of travel lanes and not remove 

on-street parking. All work will be within the existing public right-of-way. 

2012068016 O'Brien Pier Repair Project 



The Project would replace poritons of a pier damaged by winds in late 2011, 

including 16 new steel pilings, in Lake Tahoe. 

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2012068017 Coast 10 20617 L247, 159 and 128, Pipeline Inspection and Soil Sampling, Goleta 

Storage, Santa Barbara County 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 3 (Central Coast), San Luis Obispo 

Goleta--Santa Barbara 

SoCalGas intends to conduct soil sampling at up to eight (8) locations along 865 

feet of the three pipelines within the Goleta storage facility. The soil sampling 

would allow SoCalGas to determine if the soils surrounding the pipeline are stable 

enough for the replacement of the existing wooden pilings with steel pilings. 

2012068018 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0082-R1, Hayfork 

Bike Lane Project 


Hayfork--Trinity 

Minor public or private alterations in the condition of land, water, and/or vegetation 

which do not involve removal of healthy, mature, scenic trees. Creation of bicycle 

lanes on existing rights-of-way. 

2012068019 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2010-0398-R1, Tamarack 

Road Bridge Replacement 


--Shasta 

Replacement or reconstruction of existing structures and facilities where the new 

structure will be located on the same site as the structure replaced and will have 

substantially the same purpose and capacity as the structure replaced. 

2012068020 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0053-R1, 

Malin-Round Mountain #2 - 500 kV Line Crossing Reconstruction 


--Shasta 

Replacement or reconstruction of existing structures and facilities where the new 

structure will be located on the same site as the structure replaced and will have 

substantially the same purpose and capacity as the structure replaced. 

2012068021 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0043-R1 

ABA/Gabrych Crossing 


--Tehama 

The project is limited to the installation of a culverted crossing. The crossing is 

engineered by Ehorn Engineering as a three (3) culvert crossing due to the 

topography of the existing area and the need to pass the 100 year flood. Specific 

work includes excavation of material, placement of culverts and fill, and the 

placement of rock slope protection at the inlet and outlet. There will be no removal 

of healthy, mature, scenic trees as a result of this project. The project will have no 

significant effect on the environment. 

2012068022 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0096-R1 

Timmerman Small Hydro 


--Shasta 

The project is limited to the installation of a small stand alone (off-grid) 

hydropelectric structure in the east bank of the creek to supply power for use on 

the property. There will be no removal of healthy, mature, scenic trees as a result 

of this project. The project will have no significant effect on the environment. 

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2012068023 Relocation of Three (3) Portable Classrooms to Benito Juarez School 

Anaheim City School District 


The proposed project will consist of moving three (3) portable classrooms from 

Thomas Edison Elementary School to Benito Juarez Elementary School to 

accommodate student growth. Students and the community of the ACSD will 

benefit. 

2012068024 Agreement 2012-0039-R4; SR 178 Erskine Creek Box Culvert 


--Kern 

The proposed Project will repair the scour damage by rehabilitating the bottom of 

the double box culvert inside Erskine Creek drainage. This will entail removal of 

concrete debris and pouring of new material. The creek flows all year so the 

Project will be constructed in two stages. Stage 1, flow will be diverted to one cell 

while work is being done on the other cell with no water flow. Stage 2 will consist 

of diverting the flow to the finished cell so work can be done on the remaining cell 

while no flow is present. A Water Diversion Plan appropriate for the flow levels at 

the time of construction will need to be submitted. Equipment to be used includes 

a bobcat, concrete drill, excavator and concrete truck and pump. Construction 

equipment will need to enter the channel. Access would be from already 

established points of entry and exit. The Project will not require the removal of any 

riparian vegetation. 

2012068025 Agreement 2011-0160-R4 - 1660 Mill Street Drainage Project 



Repairing and maintaining and existing drainage. All debris will be removed and 

disposed of off-site. One (1) pittosporum (Pittosporum sp.) will be removed along 

with any loose fill and disposed of off-site. Approximately 2-cubic yards of the 

channel bottom will be dredged to allow room for 2-cubic yards of 8-inch rip-rap, 

1-cubic yard of grout, and two (2) cut-off walls so as to prevent further undercutting 

of the existing concrete box culvert. Four (4) cubic yards of rock will be 

hand-placed for the walls. Approximately 300-square feet of vegetated geo-grid 

will be installed. Native riparian shrubs, trees, and oak trees will not be removed. 

2012068026 Modernization of Alexander Stoddard Elementary School 



The proposed project will consist of modernization of existing buildings that require 

renovation to meet building code and DSA requirements, including structural 

repairs alteration of infrastructure, mechanical equipment replacement , and 

facility maintenance. Students and the community of the ACSD will benefit. 

2012068027 Relocation of Two (2) Portable Classrooms to Loara Elementary School 



The proposed project will consist of moving two (2) portable classrooms from 

Thomas Edison Elementary School to Loara Elementary School to accommodate 

student growth. Students and the community of the ACSD will benefit. 

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2012068028 Relocation of Two (2) Portable Classrooms to Benjamin Franklin School 



The proposed project will consist of moving two (2) portable classrooms from 

Thomas Edison Elementary School to Benjamin Franklin Elementary School to 

accommodate student growth. Students and the community of the ACSD will 

benefit. 

2012068029 Caltrans, Highway 254 Storm Damage Repair 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 (North Coast), Santa Rosa 

--Humboldt 

The purpose of the proposed project is to permanently repair and reconstruct the 

drainage facilities, the roadway, and stream banks and channels, which were 

damaged during the 2005/2006 winter storms. Temporary measures were taken 

following the initial storm damage; however, the proposed project is intended 

restore the roadway to pre-storm conditions. Caltrans is proposing to install 

drainage features to minimize the infiltration of water into the roadway prism. The 

includes installation of deep underdrains upslope of the roadway, reconstruction of 

three existing drainage system, roadway excavation and reconstruction, installing 

rock slope protection (RSP) at culvert outfalls, revegetating disturbed areas, and 

widening and restriping. 

2012068030 Laurel Curve Northbound Shoulder Widening 

Caltrans #5 

Santa Cruz--Santa Cruz 

Widen the outside shoulder of the NB/ SCr/Rt. 17 from an existing 2ft. to a 10ft. 

shoulder. Improve drainage, adjust super elevation, and place open grade asphalt 

concrete north of Laurel Rd. intersection SCr. County replace existing NB MBGR 

with concrete guardrail PM 9.4 for 400 fl. to the North. 

2012068031 0V970 - Empire RHMA Overlay 

Caltrans #10 

Modesto--Stanislaus 

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes preventive 

maintenance to place approximately 1.2 inches of rubberized hot mix asphalt 

(RHMA) on two segments of State Route 132 in Stanislaus County: (1) in the City 

of Modesto from Phoenix Avenue to Riverside Drive, and (2) in the City of 

Waterford from 0.1 mile east of Codoni Road/Frazine Road to G Street/ Riverside 

Road. Construction would occur on existing asphalt concrete (Ac) within Caltrans 

right of way. 

2012068032 0V920 - Stockton/Linden RHMA Overlay 

Caltrans #10 

Stockton--San Joaquin 

Roadway preparation includes dig-outs and cold-planing to help smooth and 

strengthen the pavement surface prior to the rubberized hot mix asphalt overlay. 

Dig-outs and cold-planing would be a maximum of approximately 3 inches deep 

and would vary slightly in depth and length from locatio to locations. Dig-outs 

would be replaced with a solid base of hot mix asphalt (HMA). An approximate 

3-foot-wide strip of shoulder backing would be placed at the edge of pavement 

where AC dikes don't existing, to provide a smooth transition from the pavement to 

the shoulders. The existing yellow or white thermoplastic striping would be ground 

out to conform the pavement to the public roadways and construction limits. 

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2012068033 Cambrian Elementary School District Network Project 

Public Utilities Commission 


Sunesys install/operates fiber optic ethernet networks on behalf of school districts, 

universities, and library systems. The Cambrian Elementary School District 

Network project will involve the installation of 6.77 miles of aerial fiber in existing 

structures and 0.46 miles of underground fiber (trenching). 

2012068034 #036 UPD - Revised Shell Building Work -- JOC 11-022.003-01 

California State University Trustees 


The project consists of window revisions to the North wall; curb, sidewalk, window 

and door frame revisions to former Livescan room; and lead paint abatement. 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. 

2012068035 #035 - Awnings for Library -- JOC 11-022.044.00 



The project consists of fabrication and installation of awning at the Library. 

2012068036 #061 Stadium - Permanent Bleachers at South Endzone -- JOC 11-023.020.00 



The project consists of constructing bleachers behind the South endzone at the 

Stadium. 

2012068037 #061 Stadium - Ticket Area Accessiblity -- JOC 11-023.021.00 



The project consists of structural alterations, concrete flatwork, and fence/railing to 

complete accessible pathways and clearances at the existing ticket window area 

at the stadium. 

2012068038 #021 Eng. West - Duct Cleaning & Abate -- JOC 11-023.023.01 



The project consists of supporting loose horizontal stiffeners at an existing 

building. 

2012068039 #106 Santa Lucia / #107 Muir - CSD Kitchen Remodel -- JOC 11-023.024.00 



The project consists of remodeling the CSD kitchens in two buildings, including 

electrical, plumbing, flooring, cabinets, appliances, and countertops. 

2012068040 #006 PAC - Refinish Maple Stage Floor -- JOC 11-023.029.00 



The project consists of refinishing the stage floor. 

2012068041 #061 Stadium - Repair Football Team Room -- JOC 11-023.031.00 



The project consists fo removing and replacing ceiling tiles. 

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2012068042 #113 Sierra Madre - SI Addressable Fire Alarms -- JOC 11-023.034.00 



The project consists of installing smoke detectors in all bedrooms in Towers 0-5 of 

Sierra Madre building. 

2012068043 #114 Yosemite - YO Addressable Fire Alarms -- JOC 11-023.035.00 



The project consists of installing smoke detectors in all bedrooms in Towers 0-9 in 

Yosemite building. 

2012068044 #035 Library - Emergency Exit -- JOC 11-023.043.00 



The project consists of installing a door in the library. 

2012068045 NewPath/MetroPCS Colima Road Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


Whittier--Los Angeles 

Installation of DAS nodes; fiber optic cable; utility poles; and other DAS related 

equipment. 

2012068046 NewPath Silverlake Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 



Installation of fiber optic cable, DAS antenna nodes, utility poles, and other DAS 

related equipment. 

2012068047 NewPath/MetroPCS Lake Forest Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


--Orange 

Installation of DAS nodes; fiber optic cable; utility poles; and other DAS related 

equipment. 

2012068048 NewPath San Juan Capistrano Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


San Juan Capistrano--Orange 

Installation of DAS nodes, fiber optic cable, utility poles, and other DAS related 

equipment. 

2012068049 NewPath Laguna Niguel Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


Laguna Niguel--Orange 


equipment. 

2012068050 NewPath Glendale Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


Los Angeles, City of, Glendale--Los Angeles 


equipment. 

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2012068051 Fullerton/ LaMirada/ Los Angeles/ LaHabra Distributed Antenna System Projects 


--Los Angeles 

installatoin of DAS nodes, fiber optic cable, utility poles, and other DAS related 

equipment. 

2012068052 NewPath Lake Forest/ Mission Viejo Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


Cerritos, Artesia--Los Angeles 


equipment. 

2012068053 NewPath La Mirada Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Project 


Cerritos, Artesia--Los Angeles 


equipment. 

2012068054 Adoption of Revisions to the Emerging Renewables Program Guidebook 


Sacramento--Sacramento 

The purpose of this activity is to revise guidelines previously adopted by the 

California Energy Commission to govern the general administration of its 

Emerging Renewables Program pursuant to Public Resources Code section 

25744. 

2012068055 Replacement Planting with Natives Along Southbound HWY1 in San Luis Obispo 

County 

Caltrans #5 

Morro Bay--San Luis Obispo 

Highway 1 replacement planting with native shrubs along the southbound shoulder 

from San Jacinto St. to Yerba Buena St. The project will remove the existing 

vegetation that is infested with Klambothrips Myopori. The native replacement 

planting will be watered by truck until established. 

2012068056 Greeley Fire Control Road Project 


--Fresno 

The Greely Fire Control Road Project involves making repairs and maintenance of 

an existing fire control road including actions to repair or replace culverts and road 

drainage structures. Culverts will be replaced only when the channel is dry. 

Culverts on active flowing streams will not be replaced under this Notice of 

Exemption. The project encompasses 18 acres. In addition, vegetation within a 

35-foot strip along both sides of the roadway will be treated to reduce fuels. 

2012068057 School District Fuel Reduction Project 



This project consists of the cutting and pruning of trees and brush for the purposes 

of improving public safety, improving residual tree/stand health, and reducing the 

stands susceptibility to wildfire. The cutting will be accomplished by hand crews 

with chainsaws or other appropriate hand tools. Slash generated by this project 

will be treated by a wood chipper. The wood chips will be broadcast back on site. 

Tree removal shall be limited to those less than 12 inches in Diameter at Breast 

Height (DBH), except for dead, dying, and diseased trees, which may be removed 

at any size if it is determined by CAL FIRE RPF or supervised designee that in its 

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current state in poses a threat to public safety. 

Received on Monday, June 04, 2012 


Documents Received on Tuesday, June 05, 2012 

2012061012 Rehabilitate Generals Highway: Deer Ridge to Wolverton Road 

National Park Service 

--Tulare 

Note: Review per lead 

The preferred alternative includes a number of measures to rehabilitate and 

improve the condition of the Generals Highway, including repairs and 

improvements to address inadequate drainage, slumping, pavement cracking, 

potholes, and other structural problems. New pullouts and improvements at 

intersections and parking areas along the highway also are components of the 

project. If the project is approved, work could start as early as 2014, depending on 

available funding. 

2011051024 Downtown San Bernardino Passenger Rail Project 

San Bernardino Associated Governments 


SANBAG is proposing to extend Metrolink service approximately one mile east 

from the existing San Bernardino Metrolink Station/Santa Fe Depot to the 

proposed San Bernardino Transit Center in downtown San Bernardino, California. 

The Downtown San Bernardino Passenger Rail Project consists of several major 

components, including double-tracking the existing rail corridor (westernmost one 

mile of the redlands branchline), construction of rail platforms, station amenities, 

parking lot near the transit center, grade crossing improvements and closures, 

railroad signalization, and roadway improvements. Other improvements include 

darinage facility improvements, replacements, and extensions, utility 

replacements/relocations, and implementation of safety controls. 

2012031013 St. Michael's Abbey Project 

Orange County 

--Orange 

The Project requests a Use Permit(s) and Site Development Permit to allow for 

development of St. Michael's Abbey Project. The Project includes development of 

a new Monastery Church, a Monastery School and associated recreational 

facilities, as well as a Convent, Guest Cottages, Chapel, and 

Agricultural/Maintenance buildings. The main buildings would be clustered in the 

central portion of the site and would preserve approximately 68.7 acres (55 

percent of the site) in undisturbed open space, with an additional 37.6 acres (30.4 

percent of the site) of green space areas, including agricultural fields, athletic 

fields, landscaped areas, water quality features, and gardens. The Monastery 

Church would serve as the home of the Norbertine Fathers of Orange, 

accommodating up to 85 Fathers and up to 12 nuns. The Monastery School would 

accommodate up to 100 students, who would reside onsite during the school 

week. 

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2009102087 Jeter Parcel Map (PMLD 20110310) 

Placer County 

--Placer 

The project applicant is requesting approval of a Minor Land Division to allow an 

approximately 45-acre parcel to be divided into two parcels consisting of 20.57 

acres and 24.16 acres. 

2012061014 Bonita Canyon Repairs 

Chula Vista, City of 

Chula Vista--San Diego 

An existing gabion structure within Bonita Canyon and the reach extending 

approximately 500 ft downstream of the structure require rebuilding and 

downstream grading to stabilize the area from further erosion. An approximately 

30-inch wide, 110-ft long concrete-lined brow ditch also would be installed east of 

the graded slope and would outlet into a small patch of rip-rap to be installed at 

the northwest corner of the project area. An existing access/maintenance road 

that extends through the canyon would be used to access this area during 

construction. The portion of the existing access/maintenance road adjacent to the 

proposed cut slope would be realigned slightly to the east to allow for at least a 5-ft 

buffer from the top of the proposed slope; clearing and scraping of vegetation 

would be required. No grading would occur associated with the road alignment. 

2012061015 San Diego Professional Office Building 


--San Diego 

An application for a Site Development Permit (SDP) and Coastal Development 

Permit (CDP), an amendment to SDP No. 7294 and CDP No. 7293, and easement 

summary vacations and dedications to construct security fencing and lighting, 

vacate an existing highway slope easement and conservation easement, and 

dedicate additional public right-of-way and create a new conservation easement 

area on a 11.30 acre site. The security fence would be constructed of metal 

upright bars with concrete pilings ranging from 9" to 36" in diameter at 

approximately 8'0" on center. The fence would be a total of 8'0" feet in height and 

would surround the perimeter of the building including the area adjacent to the 

conservation easement. The project site is located north of 10251 Vista Sorrento 

Parkway in the IL-3-1, RS-1-8, Coastal Overlay (non-appealable), Accident 

Potential Zone 2, Airport Influence Area, Airport Environs Overlay 60 dBa Zone, 

and Residential Tandem Parking zones with the Mira Mesa Community Planning 

Area in the City and County of San Diego (Legal Description: A portion of the 

Southwesterly 700 feet of acre lot 8 of Sorrento Lands and Townsite, Map No. 

483) 

2012062008 Development Review and Use Permit Application 12PLN-14 

Grass Valley, City of 

Grass Valley--Nevada 

The project includes the development of 120 affordable senior housing units in two 

phases. Phase I includes a two-story building with 64 units, a two-story building 

with 16 units, and a 3,300 sf community building. Phase II includes an additional 

40 unit two-story building. 

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2012062010 Dollar Creek Shared-Use Trail Project 

Placer County 

--Placer 

The Project establishes a 2.2 mile long Class 1 shared-use trail, extending the 

backbone of the existing north shore bicycle trail network. The Project will extend 

an existing trail near the intersection of Dollar Drive and SR 28 to the end of Fulton 

Crescent Drive, through public lands commonly known as the Dollar and Firestone 

properties. The Project may also include a trailhead parking facility near Dollar 

Drive and SR 28 for trail users. The Project alignment generally follows existing 

native surface trails and roads found on public parcels. 

2012061013 Highway 43/198 Commercial Center Project 

Hanford, City of 

Hanford--Kings 

Amend the Hanford General Plan to Planned Commercial and rezone to Planned 

Commercial on approximately 58 acres of land. Off-site infrastructure 

improvements including water, sewer, street improvements. Commercial building 

area is 499,000 sf to be constructed in four phases based on market demand. 

First phase of 270,000 sf is planned to consist of a discount club between 

130,000-150-000 sf including a fueling center; approximately 95,000 sf of anchor 

retail; 6,500 sf of fast-food restaurant; 5,000 sf of site-down restaurants; and other 

pads of 9,500 and 4,000 sf. Phase 4 Alternative up to 200 Apartments of 32,000 

sf commercial businesses. 

2012061016 Climate Action Plan 

San Luis Obispo, City of 


The Climate Action Plan (CAP) establishes strategies for reducing municipal and 

community-wide greenhouse gas emissions. The CAP is a proactive strategy 

document that enables the City to maintain local control of implementing State 

direction (AB32 - The CA Global Warming Solutions Act) to reduce GHG 

emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. GHG reduction strategies align with existing 

General Plan policies, and adoption of CAP is an Other Important Objective in the 

City's 2011-13 Financial Plan. 

2012062007 Opal Cliff Drive Soil Pin Slope Stabilization & Repair 

Capitola, City of 

Capitola--Santa Cruz 

The project consists of the installation of a "soil pin" retaining wall with tieback 

anchors. The soil pin wall will be installed perpendicular to the blufftop at the 

western edge of the project site within a paved parking area for an existing 

condominium development. The soil pin wall will consist of a single line of four 

drilled, cast-in-place concrete 30-inch diameter piers connected by a concrete 

grade beam. Colored concrete will be used for the piers and grade beam to match 

adjacent bluff material. This soil pin structure will be supported with these 

subsurface, tieback anchor that will be installed at the top of the soil pin and will 

extend below the existing parking lot, parallel to the bluff top and angled from the 

soil pin. Construction period is expected to be completed within four weeks. 

2012062011 PA-1200031-Convert an Existing Construction Business and Warehouse to a 

Religious Assembly Facility 

San Joaquin County 


A Site Approval application to convert an existing construction business and 

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warehouse to a neighborhood religious assembly in three phases over 10 years. 

Phase one, with building permits to be issued within 18 months, is the conversion 

of an existing 13,242 sf construction warehouse and office to a sanctuary and 

office building and the construction of a 1,410 sf attached patio cover. Phase two 

with building permits to be issued within 10 years, is the conversion of an existing 

6,000 sf storage building into a multi-purpose building. Phase three, with building 

permits to be issued within 10 years, is the construction of 10,000 sf sanctuary 

building. At full build out there will be 249 members. This parcels is not under a 

Williamson Act contract. 

2012062012 P1200088-Expansion of existing Pile Driving Equipment Repair Facility 



A Site Approval application to expand an existing pile driving equipment repair 

facility with the construction of a 4,800 sf metal building to be used for the repair of 

pile drive equipment. This parcel is not under a Williamson Act contract. The 

applicant is also requesting a landscape and paving modification. 

2009041098 San Bernardino Valley College Master Plan-Stadium Expansion 

San Bernardino Community College District 


The SBVC Stadium and Fields Project (Proposed Project) would replace the 

existing home and bleacher facilities and improve stadium lighting, accessibility, 

and educational/athletic program functions. The Proposed Project would include a 

4,000-seat steel and aluminum bleacher system with approximately 3,000 seats 

on the home (west) end of the stadium as well as 1,000 seats on the visitor (east) 

side of the stadium (Figure 1). The stadium would only be able to be used at full 

capacity on the weekend without additional parking designated. Concessions, 

restroom facilities, and team rooms would surround the facility at the north and 

south ends of the stadium bleachers. A press box would be added above the 

home bleachers along the architectural features lining the walkway between the 

stadium and the future gymnasium building. The stadium lights would be moved 

to the exterior of the facility and the existing rubberized track and synthetic fields 

would remain. 

1992042063 Revised Stage II Lincoln Project Reclamation Plan 

Amador County 

Amador City, Sutter Creek--AMADOR 

The Sutter Gold Mining Company is proposing to redevelop, expand, and operate 

Lincoln Mine. The proposed project is located in the Mother Load District, 45 miles 

southeast of Sacramento in Amador County. Upon operation the site will be 

regulated by waste discharge requirement 99-035 and R5-2007-006. 

2004102011 Sly Park Recreation Area Master Plan 

El Dorado Irrigation District 

--El Dorado 

The 4-acre Hazel Creek and Hazel Creek Campground Restoration Project is 

located along Hazel Creek, a tributary to Jenkinson Lake, within Sly Park, near 

Pollock Pines. The project consists of revegetation, minor sediment removal, a 

bridge replacement, removal of campsites and establishment of a 50-foot setback 

buffer along Hazel Creek. 

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2006091071 Sunrise Powerlink Project 


El Centro, San Diego--San Diego, Imperial 

Sunrise Powerlink is a 500 kilovolt (kV) and 240kV transmission line that SDG&E 

will build, operate, and maintain in San Diego and Imperial counties, California. 

The line will extend for approximately 117 miles between an existing SDG&E 

substation south of El Centro in Imperial County to an existing SDG&E substation 

on the northeast edge of Miramar Marine Air Station in San Diego County. 

Construction is project to begin in the fall of 2010 and continue for approximately 

30 months. The construction phase of the Project will entail establishment of 443 

towers and poles, a new substation, permanent access roads, maintenance areas 

at structure sites, and permanent tower staging access areas for helicopters. 

Project activities would permanently remove approximately 7.21 acres of 

barefoot-banded gecko habitat. Temporary impacts would occur on approximately 

1.41 acres of habitat. The project is expected to result in the incidental take of 

barefoot-banded gecko, a species designated as threatened under the California 

Endangered Species Act (CESA). The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is 

issuing an incidental take permit. DFG also serves as a responsible agency under 

the California Environmental Quality Act. Minor Amendment No. 2 extends the 

time allowed to finalize mitigation lands transfer by an additional 18 months. 

2009121012 Rose Creek Watershed Invasive Plant Control Program 



The proposed project would allow for the systematic control of invasive non-native 

vegetation within portions of the Rose Creek watershed (RCW). The work would 

be performed throughout the upper and lower canyon of the watershed but outside 

the boundaries of the MCAS Miramar Air Station and outside of the jurisdiction of 

the Coastal Commission. Control of invasive of non-native vegetation would be 

conducted using both mechanical and hand methods depending on site access 

and topography. Specific individual projects would be conducted in phases as 

funding becomes available. Site specific biological and historical surveys would be 

conducted prior to the implementation of the specific projects and would require 

subsequent review. 

2010031102 City of Big Bear Lake Department of Water and Power, Water System Capital 

Improvement Programs 

Big Bear Lake, City of 

Big Bear Lake--San Bernardino 

The California Department of Public Health (Department) as the Responsible 

Agency, will be issuing a water supply permit to big Bear Lake DWR for the 

construction of new and replacement water system facilities (pipeline and wells) to 

serve residents in its service area. It is the intent of the project to replace water 

distribution facilities in order to meet the flow requirements and to increase water 

production to meet for flow requirements and to increase water production to meet 

peal day demand requirement of existing of future connections. 

2012042050 Infrastructure and Facility Improvements Project at SNARL 

University of California, Santa Barbara 

Mammoth Lakes--Mono 

The Project involves replacement of (5) existing concrete stream control structures 

in Convict Creek within the Reserve property; grinding and reconstruction of the 

entrance road and paved parking areas with installation of underground utility 

lines; and construction of a classroom/lecture hall building. 

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2012069004 Doyle Wildlife Area (Utility Easement) 

California State Lands Commission 

--Lassen 

Utility easement in favor of the Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative for 

purposes of constructing, maintaining and operating a new overhead 120 kilovolt 

(kV) transmission line in the location described above. 

2012068058 MBC Bio-solid Storage Silos 9 and 10 



Installation of two new Silos in the existing Biosolid Storage Building (Area 86), 

including all appurtenant equipment. The project will also require new structural 

foundations and supports for the silos, including access stairs, ladders, platforms, 

catwalks, lifting equipment and safety tie-offs for the new silo systems as well as 

new electrical equipment. All construction access will use existing paved roads 

within the treatment plant and the new silos will be entirely contained within the 

building. 

2012068059 Pigeon Point Lighthouse Fog Signal Buiding Heater Installation 


--San Mateo 

Install a forced air gas furnace approximately 12" wide by 40" long in the fog signal 

building at Pigeon Point Lighthouse to provide temerature control so California 

Department of Parks and Recreation can follow the Secretary of Interior's 

"Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties" and guidelines on the care 

and maintenace of Historic classical Fresnel lenses under NHLPA. 

2012068060 Groundwater Well Monitoring Project 


--Orange 

The purpose of this project is for ongoing monitoring of previously installed 

groundwater wells due to former leaky underground storage tanks. 

2012068061 South Lake County Fire Protection District Station 60 - Helicopter Landing Zone 

Project 


--Lake 

The project represents the upgrade of existing, dirt, Helicopter Landing Zone (LZ) 

at the South Lake County Fire Station 60, located at 21095 CA Hwy 175, in 

Middletown California. The upgraded LZ will be in the same general location as the 

existing LZ, located adjacent to the fire station parking lot. Construction of the 

upgraded LZ requires the following: Removing four mature (10" to 20") Valley Oak 

trees, to accomplish a 150' obstruction free Landing Zone, bringing in clean fill dirt 

to elevatea 40' x 40' pad 1' off the existing ground, leveling and compacting the fill 

dirt, forming and pouring a 30' x 30' concrete pad atop the compacted dirt pad, 

forming and pouring a 6' x 40' walkway connecting the concrete pad to the parking 

lot, excavating a 75' x 1' x 1' electrical trench, laying conduit and backfilling, install 

perimeter lighting around the helipad, and install lighting controls ona 4 x 4 post 

near the beginning of the walkway. 

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2012068062 Gray Lodge Wildlife Area Wetland Enhancement 


--Butte 

Grant to California Waterfowl Association to enhance and restore approximately 

711 acres of wetland and upland habitat. 

2012068063 Southern California Coastal Wetland and Riparian Restoration 


--Orange, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San Diego 

The Community Wetlands Restoration Grant Program provides funding for 

community-based restoration project in coastal wetlands and watersheds in 

southern California. Typical projects include invasive species removal, native plant 

propagation, trash removal, installing public access and interpretive features on 

projects less than 5 acres in size. 

2012068064 Jamul Creek Watershed Riparian Restoration Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve 

and Hollenbeck Wildlife Area 



To restore 178 acres of riparian and oak woodland habitat on the California 

Department of Fish and Game's Rancho Jamul Ecological Reserve and 

Hollenbeck Wildlife Area. 

2012068065 Mission Creek Fish Passage Improvement Project 


Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara 

To provide grant funding for improvement of fish passage within 0.8 mi. of 

channelized portion of Mission Creek to meet water depths and velocities 

necessary to meet fish passage requirements. 

2012068066 Point Pinole Fishing Pier Improvements 


Richmond--Contra Costa 

The project will construct an ADA compliant rest room and path of travel adjacent 

to the fishing pier to insure accessibility for all, repair the waterline supports under 

the pier to insure continued waterflow to the fish cleaning stations on the pier, and 

conduct a structural analysis of the pier to insure the pier remains for use by future 

generations. 

2012068067 Shaver Lake Boat Launch Facility Parking Lot Repairs 


--Fresno 

The project will repair and improve the parking lot at the boat launch facility, 

improve water quality, and insure continued public access to the water at Shaver 

Lake. 

2012068068 Little Shasta Conservation Easement - Townley 


--Siskiyou 

This project involves a grant to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to acquire a 

3,104-/+ acre conservation easement (CE) to protect in perpetuity rangeland and 

grassland areas that provide winter foraging habitat for elk and allows for the 

rangeland, grazing land and continued dry land farming and livestock operations. 

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2012068069 Charles Mountain Ranch Conservation Easement, Phase II 


--Humboldt 

This project involves a grant to the California Department of Forestry and Fire 

Protection to acquire a 4,437 -/+ acre conservation easement (CE) on private land 

to protect forest land, grasslands and riparian corridors that support fish and 

wildlife. The property owners will continue to operate working timber forest and 

cattle ranch operations. The CE will protect serveral treatened species by 

protecting natural habitat and open space. 

2012068070 San Joaquin River Conservancy, Camp Pashayan #2 


--Fresno 

The acquisition of fee interest of 11 -/+ acres of open space to protect riparian and 

oak woodland habitats and preserve public access opportunities. 

2012068071 Chalk Mountain - Phase II 


--Humboldt 

This project involves a grant to the California Department of Forestry and Fire 

Protection to acquire a 4024 -/+ acres conservation easement (CE) on 

private-owned managed forestlands and oak woodland habitats. The property 

owners will continue to operate working timber forest and cattle ranch operations. 

The CE will also protect habitat values for wildlife species. 

2012068072 Angeles Linkage (Nominn) 


--Los Angeles 

This project involves a grant to Riverside Land Conservancy to acquire 1030 -/+ 

acres to provide a significant contribution to the landscape level connection that 

serves to expand the core area between the San Gabriel and Castaic ranges, 

which together form the Angeles National Forest. 

2012068073 San Diego County MSCP/HCPLA 2009 (Michelsen) 


El Cajon--San Diego 

This project involves the acceptance of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services Habitat 

Conservation Planning grant and the approval to subgrant these federal funds to 

the Endangered Habitats Conservancy to acquire 92 -/+ acres of fee interest in 

property to protect key regional wildlife linkages and preserving core areas of 

habitat. 

2012068074 San Diego County MSCP/HCPLA 2009 (El Cajon) 





the Endangered Habitats Conservancy to acquire 47 -/+ acres of fee interest in 

property to protect key regional wildlife linkages and preserving core areas of 

habitat. 

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2012068075 Upper Mission Creek / Big Morongo Canyon Conservation Area, Expansion 5 


Desert Hot Springs--Riverside 



the Coachella Valley Conservation Commission to acquire 9 -/+ acre of fee 

interest in property for implementation of the Coachella Valley Multi-Species 

Habitat Conservation Plan. 

2012068076 Santa Rosa Mountains (Desert Ranch 1), Expansion 16 


--Riverside 

This project involves an acquisition of fee interest of 1,342 -/+ acres in property to 

protect Peninsular bighorn sheep habitat, and to provide future wildlife oriented 

public use opportunities. 

2012068077 Santa Margarita River Ecological Reserve, Expansion 4 


--Riverside 

This project involves the acquisition of approximately 21-/+ acres of vacant land by 

the Wildlife Conservation Board for protection of riparian and coastal sage scrub 

habitat providing habitat protection for the endandered species. 

2012068078 Marks Ranch, Phase II 


Salinas--Monterey 

This project involves a grant to the Monterey County Parks Department to acquire 

113 -/+ acres to protect native grasslands, oak woodlands, riparian woodlands and 

seasonal wetlands that serve as an important wildlife corridor. 

2012068079 Suisun Marsh, Grizzly Ranch Legacy Project 


Suisun City--Solano 

This project involves a grant to California Waterfowl Association to acquire 982 -/+ 

acres for the protection of wetlands and associated uplands supporting migratory 

waterfowl and threatened and endangered species. 

2012068080 Suisun Marsh, Denverton Legacy Project 


Suisun City--Solano 

This project involves a grant to California Waterfowl Association to acquire 763 -/+ 

acres for the protection of wetlands and associated uplands supporting migratory 

waterfowl and threatened and endangered species. 

2012068081 Rockville Trail Estates 


--Solano 

This project involves a grant to the Solano Land Trust to acquire 1,165 -/+ acres to 

protect wildlife habitat and migration corridors in the Vaca mountains in Solano 

Counties. 

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2012068082 Oso Flaco Day Use Restroom - Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area 

(SVRA) 



This project will replace all three portable toilets with two permanent vault 

restrooms. The units will be raised to eliminate flooding, and will meet proper ADA 

(Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements. These units will be placed on the 

opposite side of the current parking lot where the existing portables are currently 

located. 

2012068083 Replacement of Three Failing Culverts on Route 227 

Caltrans #5 


These three culverts facilitate and movement of non-jurisdictional roadside run off 

and no permits are required. The construction technique will be a cut and cover in 

kind replacement. All excavation will be within the existing roadway. 

2012068084 MiraCosta Community College District San Elijo Temporary Laboratory Building 

Project 

Miracosta Community College District 

Encinitas--San Diego 

In order to alleviate existing science laboratory overcrowding at the San Elijo 

Campus, the MiraCosta Community College District (District) will install a 

temporary modular classroom/laboratory buidling that will contain two labs and a 

prep room. The temporary modular building would be approximately 4300 square 

feet and would consist of a single-story portable classroom modular building as is 

typically used on school campuses to meet interim facility needs. The temporary 

building would likely inlcude two chemistry laboratories including fume hoods and 

student needs. 

2012068085 Nevada City Hotel Site 


Nevada City--Nevada 

Isolate 5,500 cy of mining waste containing high levels of arsenic on site within a 

low=permeability, polyethlene barrier and cover with clean native material. The 

project will prevent metals from polluting adjacent ground and surface water, 

thereby protecting human health and the environment. 

2012068086 Accessbility and Lanscape Improvements 



Improve various facilities at Governor's Mansion State Historic Park to comply with 

the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and current Public Health and Safety 

standards. 

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2008112100 Finger Avenue Nine Lot Planned Development 

Redwood City 

Redwood City--San Mateo 

FYI Final 

The project site is 1.69 acres in size, generally level and is currently developed 

with six dwelling units: three primary single-family homes and three subordinate 

cottage-type dwelling units. The project involves the removal of all existing 

structures and re-subdivision of the three existing parcels into nine lots to 

construct nine, two-story, single-family homes. Vehicular and pedestrian access 

to the site would be via a private street off of Finger Avenue. The applicant 

proposes that the private roadway be 22-feet wide, where a min. 25 ft wide street 

is normally required in Redwood City. The proposed lots would range in size from 

6,000 to 8,214 sf. 

2012061018 R2010-01071/RENV201100012 

Los Angeles County 

--Los Angeles 

Applicant is proposing two new single-family residences located on vacant APNs 

4462-005-022 and 4462-005-023. The single-family residence located on APN 

4462-005-022 will consist of a new 32 feet high, 2-story, 7,885 sf residence with 

attached 3-car garage, swimming pool, 1,784 cubic yards (892 cut and 892 fill) of 

grading, retaining wall, attached patio, driveway, entry gate, and private sewage 

disposal system. APN 4462-005-023 will also consist of a new 32feet high, 

2-story, 7,503 sf single-family residence with attached 3-car garage, putting green, 

swimming pool, 1,350 cubic yards (675 cut and 675 fill) of grading, attached patio, 

driveway, entry gate, and private sewage disposal system. 

2012061017 Final Site Plan No. PSR 12-001 

Tulare County 

--Tulare 

The project would allow a trench, an underground water transfer pipeline, and a 

pump to connect two storm water retention basins on a 2,460 foot-long portion of a 

14-acre site in the M-1-SR (Light Manufacturing - Site Review) and AE-40 

(Exclusive Agricultural - 40 acre minimum) Zones. The construction would last 8 

weeks and employ 6 people. Storm water would be pumped from the primary 

basin to the secondary basin during heavy rain events to reduce the potential of 

flooding. 

2011042073 Menlo Park Facebook Campus Project 

Menlo Park, City of 

Menlo Park--San Mateo 

Facebook, Inc. (Project Sponsor) plans to move its operation from its existing 

facilities in the Palo Alto to Menlo Park. The Project Sponsor proposes to move its 

operations to two sites located north of US 101 near the intersection of Bayfront 

Expressway and Willow Road. The first phase includes modifications to the 

existing Conditional Development Permit (CDP) that applies to the East Campus 

by converting the 3,600 employee cap included in the CDP into a vehicle trip cap 

for the East Campus. The Trip Cap would allow approximately 6,600 employees 

to occupy the East Campus. The second phase would include developing the 

West Campus. The existing buildings at the West Campus would be demolished 

and developed with office buildings and amenities structures totaling 

approximately 440,000 sf and would accommodate about 2,800 employees. 

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2011051004 Thomsen Minor Use Permit / DRC2009-00083 



Request by Doug Thomsen for a Minor Use Permit to allow the construction of a 

6,340 sq. ft. winery that will include: a 735 sq. ft. processing area /910 sq. ft. barrel 

and case good storage area; 1,525 sq. ft. covered porch; 1,225 sq. ft. tasting 

room; 195 sq. ft. restroom; and a 1,750 sq. ft. outside crush pad. The project 

includes a request for Six Special Events with no more than 80 attendees in 

addition to Industry-wide events allowed by ordinance. No amplified music is 

proposed. The project will result in the disturbance of approximately 22,000 sq. ft. 

(0.5 acre), which includes two new driveways and five car parking lot, on a 36.2 

acre parcel. 

2011062012 Bijou Area Erosion Control Project - Phase 1 

South Lake Tahoe, City of 


The proposed project involves replacement of the existing undersized and 

deteriorated Bijou Creek culvert, the new culvert would convey runoff from the 

upper watershed directly to the lake and eliminate the mixing of these flows and 

urban runoff. The runoff from the Commercial Core would be collected in a new 

collection and pretreatment system before being pumped into a series of 

infiltration basins in the upper watershed. The culvert system extends 

approximately 1,200 linear feet from the north end of Bijou Meadow to its outfall at 

the south shore of Lake Tahoe. The existing system consists of a combination of 

surface channel segments and buried storm drains/culverts. Bijou Creek flows into 

two 48-inch-diamter drainage pipes south of the intersection of Fairway Drive and 

Fairway Avenue, and then into a double-box concrete culvert along Fairway Drive. 

The system crosses under U.S. 50 in two 30-inch-diamter drainage pipes. North of 

the highway, flow is conveyed to Lake Tahoe in a 57-by-38-inch culvert. The 

proposed project would remove all of these existing components. 

2011112044 Coldstream Floodplain Enhancement Project 


Truckee--Nevada, Placer 

State Parks is proposing a project to restore the reach of Cold Creek within 

Donner Memorial State Park to address its contributions of fine sediment to the 

Truckee River. The proposed project would increase floodplain area and riparian 

habitat as well as improve water quality through reducing sediment by creating an 

inset floodplain, laying back banks to lower angles, and providing bank toe 

protection along the lower reach of Cold creek. 

2012022064 Public Safety Center Expansion 


Ceres--Stanislaus 

Request to expand the existing Stanislaus County Public Safety Center inclusive 

of a jail expansion, related support facilities, and a new Community Corrections 

Center. The overall expansion would include an additional 648 beds and 116 

additional staff located within approximately 234,388 s.f. of new construction. 

Additionally, the project envisions buildout of an updated Master Plan that would 

include a maximum of 1,374 beds and support facilities within approximately 

591,347 s.f. The facility is located on a 126.53 acre County-owned property. 

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2012032035 320 Church Street, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 

Half Moon Bay, City of 

Half Moon Bay--San Mateo 

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Subdivision Map, Lot Line 

Adjustment, Coastal Development Permit, and Use Permit to divide two parcels 

totaling 5.5 acres (APNs 056-150-010 and 056-150-120) into a small development 

with 12 residential lots and one commercial lot. The proposed project includes a 

private road that will extend from Church Street to direct connection to Highway 1. 

An emergency access gate on the private road will separate the proposed 

commercial use from local residential traffic. The project also includes various 

infrastructure improvements and connections including water system 

improvements to increase capacity and pressure, sewer improvements along 

Church Street, landscaping, and new fire hydrants. 

2012032058 Brentwood Capital Improvement Program 2012/13-2016/17 

Brentwood, City of 

Brentwood--Contra Costa 

The proposed project is the City's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget for 

fiscal years 2012/13-2016/17, which identifies proposed capital improvements and 

preliminary budgets for projects throughout the City over a five-year period. 

Capital improvements include a range of public works and infrastructure projects 

to improve the quality of life for local residents and visitors. Proposed projects 

include: roadways, parks and trails, water, wastewater, drainage and community 

facility improvements, plus development-funded improvements throughout the City 

of Brentwood. 

2012041041 Whistlestop Levee Repair and Public Access Improvement Project 


--Monterey 

The Whistlestop Levee Repair and Public Access Improvement Project (proposed 

project) would include two key elements: (1) replacing the existing culverts located 

in the Whistlestop levee with an approximately 20-foot long bridge to improve 

water quality, fish passage, and trail safety for recreational users in the area; and 

(2) relocating the existing dock that extends off the Whistlestop levee to deeper 

water to reduce disturbance to mudflat habitat at low tides. The proposed project 

would be constructed between July and October 2012. 

2012069005 Streambed Alteration Agreement 1600-2012-022-R2 Taylor THP (2-11-020-PLU) 


--Plumas 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2012-022-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Sierra Pacific Industries. The overall 

project for the purposes of this agreement shall be limited to the two projects 

below. The Permittee shall adhere to all avoidance and minimization measures 

provided in the timber harvest plan (THP) that may provide more environmental 

protections than what is listed in the Agreement. Project 1 (THP Reference Point 

#3) Temporary Bridge or Culverts at Taylor Creek: A prefabricated metal bridge or 

five or more 6" (or greater) well castings or culverts (modified rock ford). Project 2 

(THP Reference Point #5) Rock Ford at Sockum Creek. This crossing shall be 

installed at current skid crossing location, and shall consist of placing 3-6" washed 

clean rock along the road for 75 feet on each side of the crossing. Rock shall be 

installed when crossing is dry. No vegetation shall be removed as part of the 

project. 

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2012058388 Improve Mason Street Gate/Entrance (11/12-SD-31) 


--San Diego 

Remove swing gate and replace with two or more bollards at Mason and Juan 

Streets in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This project provides a 

welcoming entrance for pedestrians while preventing vehicles from driving into the 

park. 

2012068087 Hayes Avenue Improvement Project 

Dinuba, City of 

Dinuba--Tulare 

The project will replace aging infrastructure of an existing developed residential 

street. The project consists of a new street section for parking, construction of 

curb, gutter, sidewalk and driveways for existing residences, replacement of water 

system infrastructure, sanitary sewer enlargement, and pipeline for stormwater. 

2012068088 Hidden Lake Trail, Mt. San Jacinto SP (11/12-IE-6) 


--Riverside 

This project is the re-alignment and reroute of an unapproved, user created trail 

within Hidden Divide Natural Preserve in Mount San Jacinto State Park. The 

project includes the removal of the existing unapproved, user-created trail and the 

construction of new sustainably designed trail to reduce impacts to the sensitive 

resources of the area. The new trail segment will provide permitted visitors a route 

to the Palm Springs Overlook by way of Hidden Lake. 

2012068089 Arcata - Public Safety Communications Office - Area 1 Radio Relocation 

Technology Services, Department of 

Arcata--Humboldt 

The California Technology Agency, Public Safety Communications Office, 

proposes to lease an existing office building to house telecommunications 

equipment. This relocation will not require any special expansion of the existing 

structure. 

2012068090 Entiv Organic Energy LLC Geothermal Resources Exploratory Drilling Project 

Conservation, Department of 

--Siskiyou 

Entiv Organic Energy LLC plans to deepen the existing water well 9A, from a 

current depth of 600 feet to 1,999 feet, to explore the geothermal potential of the 

Lower Klamath Basin. The total time on site is anticipated to be 40 calendar days, 

and will comprise activities including drill pad preparation, drill rig mobilization, 

spudding, drilling completion, logging, stimlation, and testing. The existing well 

pad will require some brush clearing as well as some additional gravel on top of a 

layer of geotechnical fabric brought in to enhance the pad to protect potential 

archeological sites below grade. 

2012068091 Grants of Easement for Water Lines and Ingress/Egress on 45th Street 

University of California, Davis 


This project consists of the execution of a Grant of Easement for Water Line and 

Agreement, and a Grant of Easement for Ingress and Egress and Agreement, both 

related to access to City of Sacramento, California. 

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2012068092 Rex Reservoir Distribution Line Realignment Project, SAA 1600-2012-0088-R2 


--Nevada 

The project consists of removing and/or trimming trees located within the riparian 

zone of the unnamed stream in order to safely realign and connect a 600 foot 

section of electrical distribution power line between an existing pole and the new 

pole. The new pole will be located in an upland area outside of the stream/riparian 

zone. The vegetation to be removed and/or trimmed includes ponderosa pine, 

interior live oak, alder and willow. 

2012068093 Cella Footbridge and Foundation Repair 


--Contra Costa 

SAA #1600-2012-0140-3 Repair of the wooden support structures (soffit) of an 

existing footbridge and replacement of wooden footings and support beams 

supporting an existing one-car garage. Work on the bridge will include 

replacement of deteriorating wooden skirt beams along the bottom and top of the 

bridge, replacement of lattice railings, replacement of boards on the footbridge 

deck, and installation of brick approaches at either end of the bridge. 

2012068094 The Fresh Connection Office Building 


Lafayette--Contra Costa 

The project is limited to installation of a new 18-inch, 100-linear-foot CMP drainage 

culvert within an exisitng open drainage channel. The channel will be graded prior 

to installation of the culvert, and fill will be placed over the top of the newly 

installed culvert. SAA #1600-2012-0050-3. 

2012068095 Economic Benefits of Firm Concentrated PV Energy for the Grid 


La Jolla--San Bernardino, San Diego 

This project entails installing, at two demonstration sites, ultracapacitor arrays at 

exisitng concentrated solar photovoltaic (CPV) installations for the purpose of 

increasing power output stability in order to reduce requirements for utility power 

regulation. The site footprints of the ultracapacitor banks are minimal and the 

equipment will be installed at already-developed sites. Increasing power output 

stability from solar arrays will lessen the utilities' use of the reliance on 

highly-polluting "peaker" power plants. 

2012068096 Demonstration of Field Effectiveness of Classroom Single Zone VAV Units 



A school will be selected which offers a near identical constant volume package air 

conditioning unit serving a classroom. A state-of-the-art single-zone VAV unit will 

be installed to replace one of the constant volume units where its performance can 

be directly compared with a constant volume unit. Energy use and other 

performance data will be collected and compared between the two units. The 

information generated can show the school district and its design teams the cost 

effectiveness and other benefits and other benefits of the Variable Air Volume 

units compared with the constant volume units. 

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2012068097 Tri-generation Energy System Technology (TRIEST) 


Sunnyvale--Santa Clara 

This research will perform a detailed engineering modeling and analysis of a full 

scale Triest system employing a 150 ton steam-jet refrigeration system configured 

to support a typical commercial-scale refrigeration load. The 150 ton integrated 

system design will be downscaled to 25 ton, and fabricated and outfitted with 

appropriate controls and sensors. It will be tested as a load to a 10MMBtu/hr 

boiler at the Altex laboratory facilities to establish/confirm performance 

characteristics of the refrigeration system and its components. 

Sub-scale test results will be used to establish scalability and estimate cost 

performance of the fully integrated TRIEST CCHP system. 

2012068098 Magnus Pacific Design Review Agreement 

Placer County 

Rocklin--Placer 

The project is approval of a Design Review Agreement to construct an industrial 

project in two phases within an approved industrial subdivision where all project 

serving roadways and utilities are existing and have been constructed to County 

requirements. Phase 1 will construct an 11,918 sf industrial building, roadway 

encroachments, on-site parking and circulation, landscaping, and a two-acre 

fenced equipment storage yard. Phase 2 will construct a 14,000 sf office building 

and a 5,000 sf hanger building in the northeast corner of the storage yard 

constructed during Phase 1. Phase 2 construction includes roadway 

encroachments, on-site parking and circulation, landscaping, and a monument 

sign. 

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2012064001 EA for Remote Video Surveillance Systems Upgrade Program (New Towers), 

USBP, Tucson and Yuma Sectors 

U.S. Customs and Border Protection 

--Imperial 

USBP has deployed Remote Video Surveillance Systems (RVSS) along the United 

States border with Canada and Mexico for surveillance purposes. A recent 

assessment of existing Arizona RVSS determined that technology and operator 

interfaces were antiquated and obsolete. To address these deficiencies, CBP 

proposes to upgrade existing RVSS capabilities. The upgrade includes the 

replacement of existing RVSS equipment and installation of new sensor suites 

(i.e., cameras) on existing RVSS towers, installation of new sensor suites on 

relocated towers, and the construction of new RVSS towers for improved border 

surveillance coverage throughout Arizona. The proposed project includes the 

construction, operation, and maintenance of 20 RVSS towers to provide 

long-term/permanent surveillance in the USBP Yuma, Ajo, Nogales, Naco, and 

Douglas stations. 

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2004061146 Manhattan Village Shopping Center Enhancement Project 

Manhattan Beach, City of 

--Los Angeles 

The Manhattan Village Shopping Center Enhancement Project would involve an 

increase of approximately 123,672 sf of net new retail and restaurant GLA 

(approximately 194,644 sf of new GLA and demolition of approximately 70,972 sf 

of existing retail, restaurant, and cinema GLA) within an approximately 18.4 acre 

development area within the Shopping Center site. Of the 194,644 sf of new GLA, 

up to approximately 25,984 sf would be used for restaurant uses, while up to 

approximately 168,750 sf would be used for new retail uses. The proposed 

Project would also include new on-site parking facilities and surface parking areas 

that would provide at least 4.1 parking spaces per 1,000 sf to accommodate the 

new uses. 

2011031028 Fresno North Walmart Expansion 

Fresno, City of 

Fresno--Fresno 

The proposed project consists of the expansion and alteration of the existing 

159,376 sf Walmart store. The store would be expanded by a maximum of 37,874 

sf to 197,250 sf. The expanded store would retail general merchandise and 

groceries, and operate 24 hours a day. 

2010121011 Target Retail Shopping Center Project 



FYI Final 

The project consists of the demolition of the existing 59,561 s.f. of single-story 

buildings and surface parking lot and construction of proposed retail shopping 

center of 194,749 sf, including an approximately 163,862 sf Target store along 

with 30,887 sf of ground floor retail and restaurant uses fronting Sunset Boulevard 

and Western Avenue. The building would be 74'4" in height (architectural features 

projecting to 84'4"). Parking would be provided within the building with a total of 

458 spaces provided. 

2012022013 Phi Delt Alumni Association Demolition & Replacement Project 

Davis, City of 

Davis--Yolo 

NOTE: 1 Hardcopy 

The proposed project would demolish the existing building and outbuilding and 

replace the buildings with a two-story building, a small trash/recycling structure, 

and a seven-care open parking lot. Approximately 26 on-site bicycle parking 

spaces, new fencing and landscaping would be provided as part of the proposed 

project. The new building would have seven fewer beds than the existing 26-bed 

building. 

2012061019 Carpinteria Rincon Trail 

Carpinteria, City of 

Carpinteria--Santa Barbara 

The proposed project is a 12-foot wide shared-use trail 5,000 feet in length 

connecting the east end of Carpinteria Ave to Rincon Beach County Park. 

Beginning at a proposed parking area at the eastern terminus of Carpinteria Ave 

the trail would travel southeast above Hwy 101 on a terrace towards Rincon Point 

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until it turns to the west and descends to cross over the UPRR tracks via a 

130-foot span prefabricated bridge. The trail continues until it reaches the western 

end of the Rincon Beach County Park parking lot where it runs along the northern 

edge of the Rincon Beach County Park parking lot to Bates Road, near the Hwy 

101 southbound off-ramp, and ultimately to the bicycle and pedestrian trail 

currently being constructed along the length of Highway 101 to the community of 

Mussel Shoals. 

2012061020 Rancho Canada Mobile Home Park Expansion 3600 08-003(REZ); 3300 

08-015(MUP); 3710 08-0031(C/C); 3910 0814-008(ER) 


--San Diego 

The project is a rezone, major use permit and boundary adjustment to expand the 

existing Rancho Canada Mobile-home Park from 70 units to 79 units. The project 

would rezone 2.3 acres from an RS zone to an RMH12 zone. 

2012062013 Cordoba Center Religious Facility and Cemetery 

Santa Clara County 

--Santa Clara 

This application proposes a Use Permit, Architecture & Site Approval (ASA), and 

Grading Approval for a new religious institution and cemetery for the South Valley 

Islamic Center. The facilities are referenced in application submittal materials as 

the "Cordoba Center", and include a prayer hall building (5,000 sf), a multipurpose 

hall building (2,800 sf), outdoor play area and fields [including 2 patio picnic 

grounds and 2 outdoor restrooms (450 sf of structures)], and approximately 2 

acres of cemetery grounds. 

2003021087 Jaxon Enterprises Mine Expansion Project 

Merced County 

Unincorporated--Merced 

Note: Supplemental 

Jaxon Enterprises has applied to Merced County (Major Modification Application 

No. MM 10-002) to add four new phases to the mine to allow extraction in those 

three new areas. The total tonnage and mine life, as well as the rates and 

methods of production, would remain the same as approved in Conditional Use 

Permit 99-009. In addition, methods of reclamation and post-reclamation uses 

would also be the same as for the previously approved phases. 

2012062014 Vector Control District Integrated Mosquito and Vector Management Program 

Santa Clara County 


The District conducts activities through its Integrated Mosquito and Vector 

Management Program to control the following vectors of disease and/or discomfort 

in the Service Area: mosquitoes, rats, yellow jackets and other biting or stinging 

arthropods as well as wildlife, including opossums, raccoons, skunks, rattlesnakes 

and coyotes. A vector is defined as "any animal capable of transmitting the 

causative agent of human disease or capable of producing human discomfort or 

injury..." (The CA Health and Safety Code, Section 2200(f)). The District is 

preparing a Program EIR to evaluate the effects of the continued implementation 

of the control strategies and methods prescribed in its Integrated Mosquito and 

Vector Management Program. 

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2012062015 Approval of California Architectural Paint Stewardship Program Plan 

Resources Recycling and Recovery, Department of 

-- 

Under Public Resources Code Sections 48700-48706, manufacturers of 

architectural paint sold in CA must develop a plan (the CA Architectural Paint 

Stewardship Program Plan) by which they will implement a program to collect, 

transport, and process postconsumer paint to reduce the costs and environmental 

impacts of the disposal of postconsumer paint in the state. In this case, 

architectural paint manufacturers, working collectively through a stewardship 

organization called PaintCare, prepared a statewide stewardship plan. The 

Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery has authority to approve the 

plan, provided it meets the statutory requirements. The Department's approval of 

the statewide CA Architectural Paint Stewardship Program Plan is the project that 

the Department has evaluated pursuant to CEQA. 

2004081066 Amendments to the City of Chula Vista General Plan (GPA-09-01) and Otay 

Ranch General Development Plan (PCM-09-11) 

Chula Vista, City of 

Chula Vista--San Diego 

The "Project" consists of a GPA and an Otay Ranch General Development Plan 

Amendment (GDPA) associated with approximately 1,200 acres within the Otay 

Ranch GDP. The parcels comprising the Project Area are located in multiple 

villages and planning areas including Villages 4, 7, 8, and 9; the 

University/Regional Technology Park (RTP) site; Planning Area 12 / Eastern 

Urban Center; and a small portion of the Chula Vista Open Space Preserve. 

The GPA proposes adoption of new General Plan text, policies and supporting 

exhibits including revised General Plan Land Use and revised Circulation 

Plan-East Diagrams. The GDPA proposes amendments to the Otay Ranch GDP 

consisting of revisions to text, maps and tables that would assure that the GDP is 

consistent with GPA. 

Discretionary actions require for the Project include a GPA and GDPA. The 

proposed GPA includes provisions to adopt new General Plan text, with 

accompanying policies and exhibits. The GPA will eliminate the RL land use from 

the Project Area and implement RM, RMH, TC, and RTP designations in addition 

to the existing RLM, MUR, EUC, and University categories. It also proposes to 

adopt a revised General Plan Land Use Diagram and a revised Circulation 

Plain-East. 

The GDPA consists of revisions to the GDP text, land use maps, and tables to 

assure consistency with the GPA. The amendments increase the intensity and 

alter the character of development allowed by the GDP. They also provide for an 

increase and redistribution of currently allowed development potential and an 

improved interface with overall development within the Otay Ranch GDP and with 

regional infrastructure. 

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2001042115 Marin-Sonoma Narrows HOV Widening Project 

Caltrans #4 

Petaluma, Novato--Sonoma, Marin 

The western bank of the flood control channel on the east side of the NB U.S 101 

onramp from SR 116 will be temporarily impacted by the project. The flood control 

channel spans the length between culvert underneath SR 116 and the bridge over 

Caulfield Lane, a distance of over 2,000 feet. The western bank of the flood control 

channel will be impacted by access needed for construction personnel, equipment 

and materials to build the retaining wall and sound walls. There will be no impact 

to the bed of the flood control channel (no impacts below the ordinary high water 

mark [OHWM]). Approximately 0.295 acres (1,935 linear feet) of the flood control 

channel bank will be temporarily impacted by the project. Temporary impacts will 

include work access and installation of temporary material such as silt fence, ESA 

fencing and erosion control BMP's. 

2009121004 Simi Valley General Plan Update (GPA-0075) 

Simi Valley, City of 

Simi Valley--Ventura 

An update of the Simi Valley General Plan, related Development Code 

Amendments, establishment to the Business Park and Mixed-Use zoning district, 

and Climate Action Plan. 

2011122030 Guadalupe River Invasive Exotic Vegetation Removal Project 

Santa Clara Valley Water District 


The proposed project will restore/improve riparian habitat by removing two acres of 

invasive plant species in the riparian corridor. The proposed project is located in 

the riparian corridor of the Guadalupe Rive between Montague Expressway and 

Julian Street n the cities of San Jose and Santa Clara. The California Department 

of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement 

Number 1600-2012-0094-3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code 

to the project Applicant, Ann Draper/Santa Clara Valley Water District. 

2012052004 Vantage Data Center Utility Infrastructure Upgrade Project 

Santa Clara, City of 


Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration prepared for proposed improvements and 

expansion of existing utility infrastructure and existing data center. 

2012068099 Point Lakeview 


--Lake 

The project is in response to a court ordered corrective action for a violation that 

the Permittee incurred. The site will have four project improvements (A-D). Two 

culverts will have new outlets installed, one man-made drainage swale/channel will 

be smoothed and have an outlet installed, and one drainage will have an outlet 

installed. 

2012068100 Pacific Coast Producers, Phase 4 Oroville Pipeline 


Oroville--Butte 

The project will use a "pipe-bursting" technique to upgrade an existing water 

pipeline that crosses under two watercourses: Palermo Creek and Wyman Ravine. 

Both sites will implement the pipe-busting technique. The pipe-bursting technique 

is a method in which a device pushes through the old pipe, and lays new pipe as it 

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2012068101 Agreement 1600-2012-0020-R4 - Rock and Ross Creeks Diversion Infrastructure 

Project 


--Madera 

The Project consists of infrastructure modifications necessary to provide minimum 

in stream flow (MIF) releases from the Rock and Ross Creek diversions to benefit 

downstream aquatic resources. The infrastructure improvements include: 

installation of new knife valves, piping, acoustic velocity meters, and 

instrumentation buildings at both locations. 

2012068102 Smith Canal Closure Device Feasibility Study 


--San Joaquin 

The project porposes to drill up to six exploratory borings to collect geotechnical 

data. These borings are part of a feasibility study for a flood control structure at the 

mouth of Smith Canal. The borings would be 70 to 100 feet deep, approximately 

10 to 12 inches in diameter, and approximately 100 feet apart. A maximum of six 

square feet of surface area of the bed of Smith Canal would be filled with up to 

17.46 cubic yards of cement/bentonite. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration 

Agreement Number 1600-2012-0067-R3 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code 

Section 1602. 

2012068103 Montrose Irrigation Water Program 


Sonoma--Sonoma 

The project is limited to the installation of a submersible pump on a sand bar and 

associated infrastructure for purpose of irrigating 3.5 acres of vineyard. Issuance 

of Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2011-0241-R3 is pursuant to 

Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2012068104 Mystic Lake Fault Study 


--Riverside 

This fault study research is funded during the study will be used by the State of 

California to revise and update their earthquake hazard estimates and fault hazard 

maps for southern California. The data will also be disseminated to the scientific 

community as well as made available to the general public through the Southern 

California Earthquake Center. 

2012068105 Camp Host Site Development 


--El Dorado 

Install power, water and sewage hook-ups to code and construct to Americans 

with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards to five existing campsites to develop 

additional campground host sites at Sugar Pine Point, D.L Bliss, and Emerald Bay 

State Parks. All sites: pour a 2' x 3' concrete slab to grade at each site and install a 

30 amp RV pedestal for hook-ups adjacent to parking spur. Excavate all electrical 

trenches approximately 1' W x 24" deep; sewer and water approximately 1'W x 18" 

deep; lateral sewer lines 4" in diameter; bed trenches with sand and backfill with 

original soils to grade. Tie in all services to the pedestal. 

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2012068106 Hills Ferry Barrier Project 


--San Joaquin, Merced 

The proposed Hills Ferry Barrier Project is located on the San Joaquin River 

upstream of the confluence with the Merced River. The San Joaquin River at the 

confluence with the Merced River is a relatively broad (125 foot-wide), low gradient 

stream. The Project area consists of the seasonal installation, operation, and 

removal of the Hills Ferry Barrier in the San Joaquin River consistent with the 

Department's operation of the Barrier since 1992. The Barrier prevents adult 

fall-run Chinook salmon and Central Valley steelhead from swimming into the San 

Joaquin River upstream of the confluence of the Merced River where habitat 

conditions and water quality are currently unsuitable for anadromous fish to 

complete their life cycle. 

2012068107 Gaviota Safety Roadside Rest Area Rehabilitation 

Caltrans #5 

--Santa Barbara 

Repair or replace water, mechanical, plumbing and electrical fixtures. Repair or 

replace damaged walls, tiles, fences, kiosk hardware, signs, windows, sidewalks, 

and lanscape. Retrofit existing buildings. Construct storage/crew space at 

northbound facility. Project will reduce the high level of daily maintenance 

required. 

2012068108 Security Enhancement Project - Jesse Unruh Building 

State Treasurer 


The proposed project involves installation of access controls, motion detectors, 

security cameras and panic buttons to protect the staff and public using the 

building. 

2012068109 Parking Lot 2 Reconstruction 

California State University, Stanislaus 

--Stanislaus 

Parking Lot 2 to be reconstructed due to breaks in asphalt due to age and tree 

root damage. The reconstruction of the lot will improve parking conditions on the 

southwest corner on the southwest corner of the campus serving the Arts 

Complex. 

2012068110 Expansion of Road Base Storage Bin 



The purpose of this project is to expand of the current road base storage bin to 

provide additional space needed to store maintenance rock material and 

greenhouse nursery soil. 

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2009071031 Berth 302-306 (APL) Container Terminal Project 


--Los Angeles 

Note: Final 1 HC 

The proposed Project would expand and improve the existing Berths 302-305 

marine container terminal from the current 291 acres to approximately 347 acres, 

including extension of the existing wharf by 1,250 feet (creating Berth 306), to 

accommodate an annual throughput of up to approximately 3.2 million twenty foot 

equivalent units (TEUs) by 2027. The overall purpose of the proposed Project is to 

optimize and expand the cargo-handling capacity at the APL Terminal to provide a 

portion of the facilities needed to accommodate the long-term growth in the 

volume of containerized cargo through the Port and at the APL Terminal while 

implementing the Port's green growth strategy. 

2009074006 Lytton Residential Development 


Windsor--Sonoma 

The project consists of placing approximately 124 acres into trust for the Lytton 

Rancheria for the construction of 147 residential units and associated facilities, 

including infrastructure improvements and community buildings. 

2009091026 Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation Fee-to-Trust 



The Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation (Tribe) submitted a revised application 

in May of 2011 to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) to approve the acquisition in 

trust of 21 San Diego County assessor's parcels totaling 1,357 acres of land 

(hereafter, "Sycuan Property"). 

2012061025 Walnut Avenue Rule 20A & Pedestrian Project 

Merced County 

--Merced 

The Walnut Avenue Rule 20A & Pedestrian Project (proposed project) would 

complete a variety of improvements along the remaining unimproved portions of 

Walnut Avenue, specifically between Santa Fe Drive and CA Street and a portion 

of CA Street north of Walnut Avenue. Specific improvements include the 

following: 

- Curb, gutter, and sidewalks (ADA Compliant) along both sides of Walnut Avenue 

and along the west side of CA Street. 

- Class II bike lane and vehicle parking area along Walnut Avenue. 

- Traffic calming improvements constructed along Walnut Avenue including a 

raised crosswalk/speed table adjacent to Crookham Elementary School and curb 

bulb-outs at intersections. 

- Undergrounding of utilities along Walnut Avenue. 

- New storm drainage system along Walnut Avenue with infiltration basin on 

vacant property along Walnut Avenue. 

- Existing street lights along Walnut Avenue (currently mounted on wood power 

poles) will be converted to County standard street lights mounted on metal poles. 

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2012062017 Merrill Residence Halls Capital Renewal 

University of California 

Santa Cruz--Santa Cruz 

The Project consists of major maintenance, renovation, and interior accessibility 

improvements in four student residential buildings, including reconfiguration of 

existing space and enclosure of stairwells and roof decks to provide up to 60 

additional student bed spaces; improvements to the pedestrian circulation system 

and outdoor gathering spaces to meet accessibility requirements of the Americans 

with Disabilities Act (ADA) and to enhance the outdoor spaces within the college, 

and replacement of a cafe and an office building (a total of approximately 2,250 

sf), with a new, 7,200 sf building. 

2012062019 Alpine Meadows Hot Wheels Chairlift Replacement (PCPA 20120038) 

Placer County 

--Placer 

The project proposes the approval of a CUP to upgrade and lengthen the Hot 

Wheels Chairlift to improve the recreational experience and facilitate access to its 

Sherwood Bowl area. 

2012062021 The Estates at Vineyard Acres Subdivision 9285 (TM 04-11) 

Oakley, City of 

Oakley--Contra Costa 

This is a request for approval of Vesting Tentative Map 9285 (TM 04-11) 

subdividing 7.16 acres into seven single family residential lots. The project is 

located at the southeast corner of Oakley Road and Knarlwood Road in Oakley, 

CA of Contra Costa County. APN 041-090-002. The site is zoned R-40 District. 

2012062022 Santana Row Planned Development Rezoning and Office Building 

San Jose, City of 


(1) new Planned Development rezoning of the entire Santana Row site (PDC 

12-009), and (2) a new Planned Development Permit for the property referred to 

as "Lot 11" in the plans filed with the City of San Jose under file number PD 

12-014. With approval of the proposed rezoning, full build out of the site would 

include an additional 228,200 sf of office space, 46,458 sf of restaurant space, 

35,139 of retail space, and 456 residential units over the current built condition. 

The proposed office building on Lot 11 would utilize all of the available office sf 

remaining for the entire Santana Row site. 

2012062026 Downtown Zoning Code 

Ukiah, City of 


Creation of a form-based zoning code for the downtown area and Perkins Street 

Corridor. 

2012062020 865 and 881 East El Camino Real Project 

Mountain View, City of 

Mountain View--Santa Clara 

The Project would consist of approximately 150 residential units in a four-story 

structure, a recreation and community space, a leasing office, and outdoor 

communal spaces, including a pool, patio areas, and landscaping. The project 

would contain one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. The maximum height of the 

residential structure would be approximately 50 feet. A site plan is attached to this 

NOP as Figure 3. 

The main vehicular access to the Project would be from East El Camino Real via a 

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ramp into the subterranean parking garage. The project would include a total of 

228 parking stalls including 7 handicapped spaces in the parking garage. 

Approximately 197 stalls would be assigned residential parking and 31 stalls would 

be guest parking. 

Construction activities would include demolition of the existing single-story 

commercial structures and parking lot, as well as the removal of trees, which 

would be replaced in accordance with the Project's landscape plan. 

2012062023 Dixon Ranch Residential Project 

El Dorado County 

--El Dorado 

The Dixon Ranch residential subdivision proposal would subdivide approximately 

280 acres into 709 small-lot single-family detached residential units, 5 large-lot 

single-family detached residential units, one of which contains the existing Dixon 

Family residence. The project site plan is presented in attached figure 3. The 

project proposes preservation or creation of 84.1 acres of open space including 

both active and passive parks, trails, landscaped lots, and native open spaces. 

Requested discretionary actions include a GPA, Rezone, Planned Development, 

annexation into the El Dorado Irrigation District (EID), and annexation into the El 

Dorado Hills Community Service District. Development within Dixon Ranch may 

be constructed in multiple phases. Each phase is to contain the appropriate 

infrastructure to properly serve the development. This includes both on-site and 

off-site infrastructure and may involve that portion of the water, sewer, storm drain, 

gas and electric, communications, landscape, parks, trails, roadways, and other 

miscellaneous improvements. Build-out will likely occur over many years, but 

ultimately will be dictated by market demands. Phasing is illustrated in attached 

figure 4. 

2012062016 SMAQMD's Permitting Manual 

Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District 

--Sacramento 

The project is the SMAQMD's Permitting Manual and procedures for intermittent 

Manual amendments. The Permitting Manual is a tool that can be used by permit 

applicants, District permit engineers, District inspectors, and other District staff 

seeking guidance on how the SMAQMD will review permit applications. 

2012062018 Zoning Text Amendments as Identified in County's 2009 General Plan Housing 

Element Update 



On January 1, 2008, new amendments to State Housing Law (SB2-2007) became 

effective (Government Code Section 65582, 65583(a), 65589.5, Chapter 614, 

Statutes of 2007). The amendments addressed a number of housing issues, 

including provisions that would simplify the establishment of a number of housing 

types including agricultural worker (farm worker) housing, supportive and 

transitional housing, emergency shelters and single-room occupancy facilities. 

The amendments are applicable to all local governments submitting draft general 

plan housing elements for review to the CA Dept. of Housing and Community 

Development including Contra Costa County. 

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1994071005 Extension of Tustin Ranch Road 

Tustin, City of 

Tustin--Orange 

Construct an approximate 5,040 foot extension of Tustin Ranch Road between 

Walnut Avenue and the future alignment of Valencia North Loop Road which is on 

the former MCAS Tustin. A loop road would then connect this extension with 

Edinger Avenue. It is proposed to accommodate three traffic lanes in each 

direction. 

2005042150 200 Airport Blvd. / Calabasas Road and Storm Drain Improvements - Bradford to 

Buena Vista Drive 

Watsonville, City of 

Watsonville--Santa Cruz 

The project improves Calabasas Road between Bradford Road and Buena Vista 

Drive. The project also involves expansion of a storm drainage system underneath 

Calabasas Road and Buena Vista Drive beginning at the intersection of Calabasas 

Road and Bradford Road and discharging onto a drainage ditch near the 

northwest corner of the Watsonville Municipal Airport. 

2005089065 La Paz Road & Bridge Widening 

Mission Viejo, City of 

Mission Viejo--Orange 

the project will widen La Paz Road from four lanes to six lanes, between Muirlanda 

Boulevard and Christian Drive, including the widening of the existing bridge 

structures over the Southern California Railroad Authority railroad tracks. 

2006091076 North Spring Street Viaduct Widening and Rehabilitation Project 



Seismic rehabilitation of North Spring Street Viaduct and widening by up to 23 feet 

on the south side. Widened viaduct will have a 5-foot sidewalks, 5-foot bike lanes, 

and two 11-foot traffic lanes in each direction with a 4-foot median. 

2008092019 Yerba Buena Island Ramps Improvement Project 

San Francisco County Transportation Authority 

--San Francisco 

The project will replace the existing I-80 westbound on-ramp and the westbound 

off-ramp located on the eastern side of YBI with a new westbound on-ramp and a 

new westbound off-ramp that will improve the functional roles of the current ramps. 

The purpose of the project is to improve the traffic safety, geometric design, and 

traffic operation levels of service of the westbound on- and off-ramp located on the 

east side of YBI. 

The project will address geometric and operational deficiencies of the existing onand 

off- ramps and their effects on the SFOBB I-80 mainline without degrading the 

Bridge operation. The proposed new westbound ramps will improve operations 

and provide connections between YBI and the transition structure of the new 

SFOBB East Space Seismic Safety Project, which is currently under construction. 

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2008102048 Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade 

Graton Community Services District 

--Sonoma 

The Project will provide advanced treatment of wastewater prior to discharge to 

Atascadero Creek, and will ensure compliance with the District's Waste Discharge 

Requirements and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit that 

were issued by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board. The 

Project will upgrade the WWTP, and will involve installing: equipment for rag and 

grit removal, coagulation equipment, a suspended air floatation system, fuzzy 

filters, disinfection components, new cogeneration pasteurization equipment, 

electrical main/sub paneling, mixing equipment, effluent monitoring equipment, a 

new pump station for a reclaimed water delivery system, biosolids dewatering and 

composing facilities, and lab sampling equipment. The Project may also include 

replacing an irrigation line, and installing an internet cable connection and security 

system. 

2008102070 City of Tulelake Wastewater Facilities Upgrade Project 

Tulelake, City of 

Tulelake--Siskiyou 

The Project will help the City achieve compliance with its permit violations by 

addressing failing wastewater facilities, and will involve replacing sections of 

pipeline, repairing the two life stations, upgrading the WWTP, and constructing a 

new wetland disposal site. The Project will involve: 1) replacing approximately 

2,500 feet of gravity sewer pipeline; 2) repairing two lift stations by removing 

equipment and filling in buried vaults, replacing submersible pumps, and installing 

new controls, a telemetry system, and a portable emergency generation system; 

and 3) upgrading the WWTP by replacing the failed headworks and disinfection 

tank components, removing accumulated sludge, replacing airlines and diffusers 

in the aerated lagoons, converting the failed sand filter basin to a treatment 

wetland, and adding a pump station to pump disinfected treated effluent to a new 

40-acre disposal wetland. The wetland area will serve as the disposal site for 

treated wastewater, and will eliminate the need to discharge to surface waters. 

2009061001 State Route 99/Avenue 12 Interchange Project 

Caltrans #6 

Madera--Madera 

The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is executing a Lake and 

Streambed Alteration Agreement, pursuant to Section1602 of the Fish and Game 

Code, to the Project applicant. Caltrans proposes to make improvements to the 

existing SR 99 - Avenue 12 Interchange including the overcrossing, ramps and 

surrounding local road network between PM 7.1 and 7.9. This will entail four 

jurisdictional crossings: Avenue 12 Overhead - The bridge will be 632 feet 8 ¼ 

inches long and 150 feet wide. It will be supported by two bents consisting of 5 

columns each that will be 9 feet in diameter. County Road 29 North - The bridge 

will be 160 feet long and 64 feet wide. It will be supported by two piers consisting 

of 9 columns each that will be 2 feet in diameter. County Road 29 South - the 

bridge will be 212 feet long and 34 feet 10 inches wide. It will be supported by two 

pierces consisting of 6 columns each that will be 2 feet in diameter. Directional 

Onramp - The bridge will be 226 feet long and 26 feet 10 inches wide. It will be 

supported by three piers consisting of 4 columns each that will be 2 feet in 

diameter. For Bridge removal, no portion of the old structure will be left in the 

channel and where abutments are removed the depressions will be filled with 

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clean gravel of an appropriate size (1/2 inch to 4 inches). Prior to demolition of the 

existing structure, a Demolition Plan will be submitted for approval by DFG. 

Construction equipment will need to enter the channel, and water is likely to be 

present when work is done in Cottonwood Creek so a water diversion will be 

required. The Project will require the removal of riparian trees, which may include 

cottonwood (Populus fremontil), California black walnut (Juglans californica), and 

Oregon ash (Fraxinus latifolia), but the exact species, size and number of trees is 

not yet known. 

2009112087 Hercules Intermodal Transit Center 

Hercules, City of 


The project consists of a passenger train station on the exiting Capitol Corridor 

line, a bus terminal, parking facilities, access roads, drainage improvements, open 

space, a multi-use pedestrian trail, improvements to Refugio Creek and related 

improvements. 

2010101073 Conditional Waiver of Waste Discharge Requirements for Discharges from 

Irrigated Lands, Order No, R3-2010-0006 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 3 (Central Coast), San Luis Obispo 

--Santa Cruz, San Benito, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, ... 

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The purpose of this project is to renew the 2004 Agricultural Order with revised 

conditions. The proposed draft 2011 Agricultural Order (Order No. R2-2011-0006) 

would regulate discharges of waste from irrigated agricultural lands in a manner 

protective of water quality and consistent with the Porter-Cologne Water Quality 

Control Act (Wat. Code Div. 7) and associated plans and policies. 

2011042065 Route 101 San Francisquito Creek Bridge Replacement Project 

Caltrans #4 

East Palo Alto, Palo Alto--San Mateo, Santa Clara 

Replace an existing bridge on Route 101 in the city of Palo Alto. 

2011081095 Digital 395 Middle Mile Project 


Bishop--Mono, Inyo, Kern, San Bernardino 

The Project involves installing approximately 600 miles of underground, high 

strand count fiber-optic cable, with various spurs away from the main backbone, 

connecting to 17 prefabricated buildings within communities along the route, and 

installing approximately 626 underground access vaults placed approximately 

every 4,500 ft. to 7,500 ft. Approximately 2,500 permanent marker post with a 1 ft. 

by 1 ft. footprint will be placed along the entire cable route every 700 ft. 

2012032020 Penn Valley Wastewater Forcemain 

Nevada County 

--Nevada 

The purpose of the project is to decommission the existing PV-WWTF and to 

transport wastewater flows from the Penn Valley service are to the LWW-WWTF. 

The force main will consist of two approximately 6-inch diameter pipes installed a 

joint trench. The pipes will be installed at a depth of approximately three to four 

feet on average. Deeper or shallower installation may be may be required to 

accommodate existing drainage culverts and other utilities. The proposed sewer 

force main alignment would be located completely within the existing road 

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right-of-way and utility easements. Generally, the force main would be located in 

the paved roadway or along the gravel shoulder. This location will minimize effects 

on adjacent property owners and the natural environment. 

2012041069 Pismo Beach Huckfest 



A truck jumping exhibition will be held at Oceano Dunes SVRA on Saturday, June 

9. Huckfest comprises up to 25 street-legal trucks jumping off a sand ramp with a 

flat landing platform, similar to spontaneous recreation riding typical for the park. 

Each vehicle will jump twice with finalists performing twice again. Participant 

vehicles will be inspected by certified event staff. The course area will be fenced 

keeping spectators a minimum of 200' away. Radio communications will be used 

to signal the course is clear for each jump. All activity will occur in the camping 

and open riding area of the park; all pre-existing camping vehicle limits will remain 

in effect for the event. 

2012069006 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0046-R1 for Timber 

Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-12-018 MEN, "Lower Usual THP" 


Fort Bragg--Mendocino 

The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is entering into a lake or 

streambed alteration agreement (Agreement) with Mr. Jonathan Hvozda, 

representing Campbell Timberland Management. The eight activities to be 

completed according to the Agreement are located approximately twenty eight 

miles north of the City of Fort Bragg in the Upper Usal Creek and Lower Usal 

Creek Planning Watersheds. The project is located on Usal Creek and Unnamed 

tributaries to Usal Creek, South Fork Usal Creek and North Fork Usal Creek in 

Mendocino County. 

2012069007 Lake or Streambed Alteration No. 1600-2011-0245-R1 for Timber Harvesting Plan 

(THP) 1-11-069 MEN, "Retirement Plan THP" 


--Mendocino 

The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is entering into a lake or 

streambed alteration agreement (Agreement) with Mr. Jesse Weaver, representing 

Mendocino Redwood Company. The eight activities to be completed according to 

the Agreement are located approximately eleven miles east of Willits in Mendocino 

County. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-12-008HUM "New Plan 2012" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for 10 

encroachments including drafting water from the Eel River, and installing 

temporary crossings on new and existing seasonal and temporary roads. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-96NTMP-016HUM 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement to install a 

permanent 18-inch culvert crossing in a low gradient, Class ll watercourse on an 

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existing skid trail. 

2012068112 9109 Grove St Home Addition EG 12-018 



The applicant is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a 140 

square foot building addition which will alter a single-family residential home that is 

classified as a "historic resource." The building addition is proposed at the rear of 

the home. 

2012068113 9640 Kent St Historic Home Addition EG 12-019 



The applicant is requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness to construct a 2,638 

square foot building addition which will alter a single-family residential home that is 

classified as a "historic resource," as defined under Chapter 7 of the Municipal 

Code. The building addition is proposed at the rear of the home. 

2012068114 Test Drill Investigation at the Upper Feeder Along the Santa Ana River Bridge 

Crossing 


Riverside--Riverside 

The proposed work consists of conducting a test drill, approximately 3" to 6" 

diameter, into an existing concrete caisson that supports the Upper Feeder 

Pipeline a the Santa Ana River Bridge Crossing. The work requires removing a 3" 

by 6" area of non-native vegetation adjacent to the pipeline pier and drilling into 

the buried caisson. The work would allow project team to verify the feasibility of 

proposed drilling methods for final construciton. 

2012068115 Johnson's Beach Seasonal Beach Grooming 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 (North Coast), Santa Rosa 

--Sonoma 

The project involves seasonal excavation of a children's wading pool and may 

include grading of the parking lot area, for public recreational use of the beach. 

2012068116 Administrative Zoning Permit No. 18 - Redhouse Family Home Child Care 

El Cajon, City of 


The project is an expansion of a residential small family child care to a large family 

child care. 

2012068117 Century CUSA 35-1 


--Kern 

Century Exploration Resources LLC proposes to construct a new 225' by 350' well 

pad and a new 510' x 20' access road, and drill one exploratory oil and gas well on 

an existing vineyard in Kern County. 

2012068118 Internet Antenna at Entry Kiosk 


--Sonoma 

Install antennas on existing pole at the entrance station kiosk in Sugarloaf Ridge 

State Park to provide internet service to the kiosk. Work will install two small 

antennas on existing pole and will use existing wiring routes to bring low voltage 

power to antenna from inside kiosk. 

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2012068119 Camp KEEP Kitchen Replacement Project 



Replace and upgrade elements of the Camp KEEP (Kern Environmental 

Education Program) facility in Montana de Oro State Park, to improve accessibility 

and enhance the delivery of food services. 

2012068120 Caltrans D4 Bridge Repair. Heat Straighten and Paint Damaged Beams 

3E5400/0412000389 

Caltrans #4 

Los Gatos--Santa Clara, Solano 

The proposed project is to repair flanges and girders on two bridges. The first 

bridge is in Santa Clara County on SR 17. The second bridge is in Solano County 

on SR 80. All work will be within the State Right-of-Way. 

2012068121 Repair Bypass Slide 

Caltrans #1 

--Humboldt 

A landslide triggered by fall rains blocked drainage ditches above the roadway. 

Emergency work is needed to restore transportation through the area. 

2012068122 Repair Slide 

Caltrans #1 

-- 

A slide triggered by rains requires work to de-water and stabilize the hillslope and 

open the road to traffic. 

2012068123 Monterey Road Elementary Modernization 

San Luis Obispo, City of 

Atascadero--San Luis Obispo 

The Monterey Road Elementary School project proposes the modernization of 

three existing buildings, the addition of 912 SF to the multipurpose building, the 

demolition of eight relocatable classrooms and related site work. The project would 

not increase original student capacity or the total number of classrooms. This 

project will be completed in five (5) phases commencing on June 18, 2012 with an 

estimated completion of April 2014 in order provide the least disruption to the 

students and staff. 

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2012061022 Torrey Pines City Park General Development Plan (GDP) 


San Diego, La Jolla--San Diego 

The proposed GDP addresses an approximately 57-acre portion of the 

approximately 434-acre Torrey Pines City Park, and represents the 

conceptual/master plan for the Park. The intent of the GDP is to develop a 

sustainable park that protects the coastal bluffs and natural habitat while providing 

for the recreational needs of existing and future park users. 

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2012061023 ENV-2012-1090-MND / 15253 and 15265 W. De Pauw Street 


Brentwood--Los Angeles 

The applicant is seeking Coastal Development Permits in conjunction with the 

proposed construction of a new two-story single-family residence with basement, 

an attached four car garage, lap pool and jacuzzi, and retaining wall at 15253 

West De Pauw Street. The applicant is also proposing a new pool and retaining 

walls of up to 12-feet in height at an existing residence located at 15265 West De 

Pauw Street. Both properties are located in the R1-1 Zone. 

2012061024 ENV-2011-2814-MND / 17801 W. Castellammare Drive 


Brentwood--Los Angeles 

A Coastal Development Permit for the construction, use and maintenance of a 

two-story residence dwelling with a swimming pool, a garage and two retaining 

walls measuring approximately 35 feet along the westerly portion of the lot, and 50 

feet along the easterly portion of the lot, on an approximately 12,031 sf lot in the 

R1-1 Zone. Also the applicant will be cutting approximately 974 cubic yards of soil 

and approximately 758 cubic yards of soil to be exported. 

2012061028 Spring Valley Lake Fire Station 

San Bernardino County 

Victorville--San Bernardino 

The proposed project would establish a Fire Station facility on a 1.25-acre parcel 

at the southwest corner of Tamarisk Road and Huerta Road. 

2012061029 CUP 12-08 (Summer Solar) and CUP 12-09 (Springtime Solar) 

Lancaster, City of 

Lancaster--Los Angeles 

Construction of two photovoltaic solar electric generating facilities. Project 1 

consists of the construction of 20 MW of solar on approximately 58 (CUP 12-08). 

Project 2 consists of the construction of 40 MW of solar on approximately 158 

acres. 

2012061030 The Academy Charter High School Project 

Santa Ana, City of 

Santa Ana--Orange 

The project proposes to construct and operate a new charter high school on the 

former Santa Ana Hospital Medical Center site. The project will consist of two new 

education buildings, one administrative/library building, and a gymnasium to 

accommodate 450 students. Ancillary to the school, three residential buildings 

and one administrative/support building are proposed to accommodate 80 

students that would reside onsite. Vehicular access to the project site would be 

provided from North Fairview Street. The project proposes to provide primary 

vehicular access from three proposed driveways on Fairview Street. The driveway 

will be full-access, side-street stop-controlled intersection with one entrance and 

one exit lane. 

2012061037 Water Right Application and Petitions for Edwards Ranch LLC 

State Water Resources Control Board 


Edwards Ranch LLC has submitted an application to appropriate water by permit 

and petitions for change and extension of time for existing water right permits. The 

Initial Study and other documents for this project are available for viewing at 

http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/waterrights/water_issues/programs/ceqa/index.sht 

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2012062024 UC Berkeley Angelo Coast Range Reserve Replacement Housing Project 

University of California, Berkeley 

--Mendocino 

UC Berkeley proposes to develop new housing facilities at the Angelo Coast 

Range Reserve. The project would include up to six new units to provide 

temporary housing for up to 25 persons. The proposed project would include 

construction of the housing units along with associated utility infrastructure. 

2012062025 GPA 12-01, REZ 12-01, MDP 12-09 (O'Reilly Automotive Stores Inc.) 

Turlock, City of 

--Stanislaus 

To Amend the General Plan designation from Office (O) to Community 

Commercial (CC) and Rezone the properties at 1144 and 1164 Geer Road, more 

accurately described as Stanislaus County APN 42-22-84 & 85, from Commercial 

Office (CO) to Community Commercial (CC) to allow for the development of a 

6,827 sf retail auto parts business. On-site paving, landscaping and parking will 

be constructed. 

2012062027 Capell Valley Vineyard Conversion #P11-00207-ECPA 

Napa County Resource Conservation District 

Napa--Napa 

The project includes the conversion of grassland to 20.2 acres (15.9 net acres) of 

vineyard within a 219-acre holding. The project proposes to maintenance of 

proposed erosion control measures within 6 vineyard blocks with topography 

ranging from gently to steeply sloping (slopes typically 2% to 32%) at elevations 

between approximately 760 and 910 feet above mean sea level. 

2012062028 EA 2011-0010 (Hammonton-Smartsville Road Shoulder Improvement Project) 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

Yuba County's Public Works Department seeks environmental approval for the 

Hammonton-Smartsville Road Shoulder Improvement Project which consists of 

widening shoulders, improving drainage, and installing pavement markings and 

striping along a 1.3 mile stretch of Hammonton-Smartsville Road. The proposed 

project would start 0.7 miles west of South Golden Parkway and end 2.0 miles 

west of South Golden Parkway in the eastern foothill region of unincorporated 

Yuba County. 

2012062034 Sutter Creek General Plan 

Sutter Creek, City of 

Sutter Creek--Amador 

The City of Sutter Creek General Plan Update updates the adopted General Plan 

and Housing Element to incorporate City interpretation of General Plan policies; 

reflect changes to state and local regulations and setting information; comply with 

State housing element law; and streamline future General Plan updates and 

environmental documentation. The recommended modifications and additions to 

the General Plan are not intended to create changes to the physical environment 

that have environmental impacts that cannot be avoided or mitigated. Changes 

that have the ability to create physical environmental impacts such as changes in 

land use designations, modification of the sphere of influence boundaries, or the 

modification of the circulation policies have not been included for this maintenance 

update. 

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2012062035 Yountville Recycled Water Project 

Yountville, City of 

Yountville--Napa 

The Town proposes to meet its wastewater reuse permit requirements and offset 

Napa River water and groundwater use for agricultural Irrigation by expanding its 

existing recycled water system to accommodate additional recycled water users. 

The project includes three phases and would include installation of 20,000 linear 

feet of 8-inch diameter pipeline, 1,190 linear feet of new 6-inch diameter pipeline, 

new valves and turnouts for new recycled water customers, and equipment 

upgrades at the Joint Treatment Plant and the Recycled Water Pump Station to 

distribute disinfected tertiary recycled water to existing vineyard Irrigation ponds 

east of the Town of Yountville. Existing agricultural users would use recycled 

water for irrigation when recycled water is available. 

2012062029 Plan Bay Area EIR 

Metropolitan Transportation Commission 

Oakland-- 

28-year transportation and land use plan (Regional Transportation Plan) 

developed pursuant to federal metropolitan planning regulations and senate bill 

375. 

2012061026 Dollar General Store, Elgin Ave. (Hwy 33) & Santos St., Dos Palos, CA 

Dos Palos, City of 

Dos Palos--Merced 

The proposed project is to construct a Dollar General Store (23,707 sf); with 

on-site parking, landscaping, utilities, two driveways, including portions of existing 

curb and gutter to be replaced. The proposed project is located at the southeast 

corner of Elgin Avenue (Hwy 33) and Santos Street in the City of Dos Palos, CA. 

The site is the former location of New Hope Foundation School, which has been 

razed. 

2012061027 Annexation 2010-01 Christian Avenue & Hwy 33 

Dos Palos, City of 

Dos Palos--Merced 

The annexation is to add 45 acres to the community of Dos Palos, this annexation 

will bring a roadway (Christian Avenue) and a City maintained Storm Drainage 

Basin into the City Limits. The remainder of the property extends the annexation 

to the current SUDP line and provides for an orderly annexation of property by 

ownership to met LAFCO guidelines. 

2006091071 Sunrise Powerlink Project 


El Centro, San Diego--San Diego, Imperial 

A noise variance for Sunday construction work (2 days total) in San Diego County 

including 1 construction yards (Thing Valley) and 1 wire pull operations (E-22) 

during June 3, 2012 and June 10, 2012. 

2008032031 St. John's Episcopal Church - Parking and New Sanctuary Improvements 

Oakland, City of 

Oakland--Alameda 

Phase I of the project includes demolishing the house at 5928 Thornhill Road, 

abandoning a portion of the shared access road with the home at 5940 Thornhill 

Road, and constructing a new access bridge over Temescal Creek. Primary 

ingress and egress would be via a new lane leading from the new bridge to an 

auto circle, which would allow pick-up and drop-off activities as well as provide 

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improved fire truck access to the sanctuary. Perpendicular parking spaces would 

be provided along the new lane, as well as a separate pedestrian path, which 

would run parallel to the new lane. Existing parking areas near the sanctuary 

would be retained, and the existing parking along the upper parking would be 

retained and resurfaced. The Alhambra Lane driveway would be retained to allow 

egress for people parking in this area. The project proposes 41 parking spaces. 

Phase I also includes the removal of 2,300 square feet of asphalt parking lot 

abutting the eastern side of the existing sanctuary building and abandonment and 

removal of paving at the current, steep Gouldin Road entry. This area would be 

landscaped under Phase 2. 

In total, the project proposes the removal of 65 trees, 56 of which fall under the 

City of Oakland tree preservation ordinance. All trees proposed for removal be 

replaced with native species. 

Phase 2: Construction of new 5,500 square-foot sanctuary 

Phase II would involve construction of a new sanctuary building between 5,000 

and 5,500 square feet and one story tall at the location of the current Gouldin 

Road entrance to the church. Conceptual plans for the new sanctuary call for a 

33-foot-high structure and a cupola with a bell. The new sanctuary would be 

constructed of wood, stucco and a composition roof material to match the style 

and materials of the existing sanctuary building. As part of this phase, the patio 

between the existing building and the new sanctuary would be renovated and 

expanded. Upon completion of the new sanctuary building, the existing building 

would be converted into a community hall, fellowship space. 

2009121079 East County Substation/Tule Wind/Energia Sierra Juarez Gen-Tie Projects 


--San Diego 

A Major Use Permit to construct and operate an overhead, double circuit 230 kV 

generator tie-line (gen-tie) spanning less than one mile in length from the U.S. - 

Mexico border to the ECO substation. The project would include three steel lattice 

towers approximately 150 feet in height. A combination stringing site/construction 

laydown and parking area of approximately two acres would be located near the 

northern terminus of the route. 

2011121031 South Bay Upper Aquifer Well Nitrate Removal Project 

Los Osos Community Services District 


Construct/install a pre manufactured, 168 square foot, metal building to house a 

skid-mounted ion-exchange unit to treat approximately 70 gallons per minute 

(gpm) of high nitrate water from the South Bay upper Aquifer well that is located 

within the boundary of the District. 

2012022013 Phi Delt Alumni Association Demolition & Replacement Project 

Davis, City of 

Davis--Yolo 

The proposed project would demolish the existing building and outbuilding and 

replace the buildings with a two-story building, a small trash/recycling structure, 

and a seven-care open parking lot. Approximately 26 on-site bicycle parking 

spaces, new fencing and landscaping would be provided as part of the proposed 

project. The new building would have seven fewer beds than the existing 26-bed 

building. 

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2012022053 Marin County Flood Control Routine Maintenance Activities Program 

Marin County Flood Control District 

Unincorporated--Marin 

The Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District's (MCFCWCD) 

Routine Maintenance Activities (RMA) program defines the scope and timing of the 

maintenance activities conducted annually in and around flood control channels 

and facilities in East Marin County. The RMA program covers five type of routine 

flood control maintenance activities: 1) Vegetation management; 2) Sediment and 

debris removal; 3) Erosion control 4) Maintenance and repair of flood control 

structures; and 5) Levee maintenance. The primary purpose of the program is to 

reduce the potential risk of flooding and associated damage to adjacent properties 

and infrastructure such as bridges, culverts, road and flood control facilities. The 

RMA program establishes programmatic guidance to conduct these maintenance 

activities for flood control purposes while avoiding and minimizing environmental 

impacts. 

2012042042 Rock Crusher Road Improvements Project 

El Dorado Irrigation District 

--El Dorado 

The El Dorado Irrigation District will implements construction activities associated 

with Rock Crusher Road. The spur, road R71, and two staging areas (Rock 

Crusher Staging Area and Canal Beach Staging Area). This Project is necessary 

to provide safe equipment access to the Flume 41 site, as well as, other nearby 

locations along the Canal. The Project tiers from the previously certified EID El 

Dorado Canal Flume Replacement Program Final Environmental Impact Report 

(June 2009) (SCH No. 2008082041). 

2012069011 Olivehain Municipal Water District Wireless Telecommunication Facility Major Use 

Permit Modification; 3301 95-012W (MUP) 

Wallace Community Services District 

--San Diego 

This is a request for a Major Use Permit Modification to authorize the installation 

and operation of an emergency back-up generator with a 132-gallon fuel tank to 

be located at an existing unmanned wireless telecommunication facility (P95-012). 

The proposed generator would be located within a new, custom built noise 

attenuation enclosure. 

2012069012 San Antonio Creek Spreading Grounds Rehabilitation Project 

Ventura County Watershed Protection District 

Ojai--Ventura 

The Permittee proposes to increase ground water storage in Ojai Valley Ground 

Water Basin by diverting surface flows from San Antonio Creek. This consists of a 

passive intake structure within the creek, rehabilitation of the spreading ground 

basins (relic ponds), and construction of passive percolation recharge wells 

adjacent to the creek. The project requires several components to complete the 

project. These include an intake structure within the creek flow, a pipeline from the 

intake to the ponds, rehabilitation of the ponds through excavation, new transfer 

channels between the ponds, a pipe from the lower pond (pond #4) to the 

recharge wells, four new recharge wells, an overflow channel from the lower pond 

to the creek, a monitoring well, and road access from Thacher Road with a low 

flow crossing,. Diversion of flows will be on average about 6 days a year. 

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2012069013 Operation of Starlite Winery Transient Non-Community Water System 

Public Health, Department of 

Healdsburg--Sonoma 

The California Department of Public Health (Department), as the Responsible 

Agency, will be issuing a water supply permit to Starlit Winery for operation of the 

transient non-community water system serving the winery. Environmental 

documentation was completed in 2009 as part of the Sonoma County Use Permit 

process. The water system includes iron and manganese treatment and ultraviolet 

disinfection. 

2012068124 Forest Lawn Boy Scout Camp Road Repair Project 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), Victorville 


The Purpose of this Project is to restore access to the Forest Lawn Boy Scout 

Camp. The Project will reestablish the original grade of the roadway by replacing 

fill at two stream crossing locations. All fill will be contained within the footprint of 

the existing roadway and will graded to match the original grade of the crossing. 

2012068125 Highway 111 East Sidewalks Improvements 

Calipatria, City of 

Calipatria--Imperial 

The proposed project would consist of the construction of approximately 3,226 

lineal feet of PCC sidewalk along the eastern side of Highway 111/Sorensen from 

Delta Street to Date Street. The project will also include ADA curb returns and 

replacement of culvert boxes. The existing culvert boxes are deteriorated and 

removal is necessary to accommodate the ADA curb returns. The segment 

between Delta Street and Date Street is highly used by pedestrians and currently 

poses a safety hazard. Thus, this project will improve the safety of the community. 

2012068126 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2012-0057-R1, 

Repair Storm Damage on State 254 Project, Humboldt County 


--Humboldt 

The project is limited to three encroachments to replace culverts on two ephemeral 

drainages and one spring-fed drainage. 

2012068127 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2011-0299-R1, 

EJF Tree Farm, Humboldt County 


Rio Dell--Humboldt 

The project is limited to remediation work associated with a notice of violation for 

work conducted as partially described in the "Evans" NTMP (1-09NTMP-009H) 

without an agreement. This project includes road work associated with the "Unit 2 

Road C Enhancement" project, i.e., road widening and upgrading, and associated 

water drafting and use of local gravels; and rehabilitation work including road 

decommissioning, riparian, restoration, and removal of an unauthorized concrete 

structure. 

2012068128 Agreement 1600-2012-0027 - Odd Fellows Slope Stabilization 


--Tuolumne 

The project consists of to stabilization of the banks of Sugarpine Creek, within the 

Project site. 

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2012068129 RCRA Corrective Action Complete Determination for Property Subject to 2000 

Consent Order between DTSC and OCG Ontario, LLC 

Toxic Substances Control, Department of 


Following a 45-day notice period, the Department of Toxic Substances Control 

(DTSC) intends to make a determination that corrective action, for soil only, has 

been completed for the 597.14 acres (the Site) of the former Kaiser Steel Mill 

Facility, which includes all of the property purchased by CCG Ontario, LLC (CCG 

Ontario) in 2000 (592.1 acres) and the Tar Pits Parcel (5.04 acres) not acquired by 

CCG Ontario. DTSC determined that the Site is subject to the Resource 

Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) corrective action requirements because 

certain units located on the Site are RCRA authroized units. 

2012068130 Consider Approval of a State Geothermal Resources Prospecting Permit - W 

40963 


--Siskiyou 

Authorize issuance of a State Geothermal Resource Prospecting Permit to deepen 

an existing well. 

2012068131 Consideration of an Agreement Between Tidelands Oil Production Company, Oxy 

Tidelands, Inc., Oxy Wilmington, LLC, City of Long Beach, and the CA Land 

Commission 


--Los Angeles 

Consider an agreement for the Implementation of an Optimized Waterflood 

Program for the West Wilmington Oil Field. 

2012068132 Ferber Ranch Routine Access Roadway Maintenance 


Orange--Orange 

The project involves maintaining an existing unimproved dirt access road (Trabuco 

Oaks Road) to the Ferber Ranch property and associated culverts on an 

"as-sedimentation and debris within existing roadway and associated culvert(s). 

The routine maintenance would include removing and clearing sedimentation and 

debris within travel lanes of the access road to make it. Routine roadway 

maintenance following each storm event would involve the removal of up to 10 

cubic yards of sediment and debris depending upon the amount and duration of 

the storm event. These maintenance activities would occur completely within the 

travel lanes of the existing roadway right-of-way and are expected to be completed 

within 1 to 2 days following the storm event when the wash flows have ceased and 

the was is dry. No trees or vegetation removal or trimming would occur unless 

trees or other vegetative resources have fallen into or have been washed into the 

roadway creating an obstacle to vehicular traffic. 

2012068133 Sale of North "N" Street Property 

Needles Unified School District 

Needles--San Bernardino 

Needles Unified School District proposes to sell its property located at 651 North 

"N" Street, CA 92363. 

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2012068134 Conditional Use Permit C12-06 

Stanton, City of 

Stanton--Orange 

Conditional Use Permit C12-06 to allow for the off-site sale of beer and wine from 

an existing service station mini-mart at 7470 Cerritos Avenue within the C-1 

(Neighborhood Commercial) zone. 

2012068135 Conditional Use Permit C12-03 



Conditional Use Permit C12-03 to allow for the operation of a tattoo and body 

piercing shop and retail clothing store from the property located at 10550 Beach 

Boulevard in the C-4 (Storefront Commercial) Zone. 

2012068136 Squaw Valliey Ski Corporation Gold Coast Dam Raising Project 


Olympic Valley--Placer 

Raise Existing Dam Height by Four Feet to Increase seasonal storage for 

snow-making. 

2012068137 El Dorado County - Dedi Ave Restoration Project 



The project consists of revegetating disturbed and compacted soils and installing 

vehicle barrier posts, straight timber log fence, or other types of timber fencing to 

prevent further resource damage and to help restore the site to a more natural 

condition. 

2012068138 El Dorado County - Montgomery Estates Restoration Project 



The projects consists of stabilizing, recontouring and revegetating cut slopes on 

Conservancy Lands. All work will be done by hand. Boulders will be placed at the 

toe of slope to prevent sloughing and soil erosion. 

2012068139 Iverson and Jacks Apartments Nitrate Treatment Feasibility Study 



The Iverson and Jacks Apartment Water System Proposes to conduct a nitrate 

treatment feasibility study, which will include a test well, hydrological/geotechnical 

investigation, and design of treatment alternatives. The project will determine 

whether the water system can meet drinking water standards with a new 

production well, or whether a new well and treatment are necessary. Depending 

on water quality results, the test well may be cased and capped for potential 

developement into a production well, which would not be approved without further 

CEQA analysis. 

2012068140 Fluoridation Addition to Golden State Water Company Willowbrook Water System 


--Los Angeles 

The California Department of Public Health (Department), as the lead agency, will 

be issuing a water supply permit to Golden State Water Company for the addition 

of fluoridation to the Willowbrook Plant. 

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2012068141 Fluridation Addition to Golden State Water Company Bell-Bell Gardens Water 

Systems 


Bell Gardens, Bell--Los Angeles 



of fluoridation to Bissell, Otis, Watson, Clara, and Gage Plants. 

2012068142 Fluoridation Addition to Golden State Water Company Hollydale Water Systems 


Paramount--Los Angeles 


be issuing a water supply permit to Golden Water Company for the addition of 

fluridation to Century and Mckinley Plants. 

2012068143 Fluoridation Addition to Golden State Water Company Florence-Graham Water 

Systems 





of fluoridation to Converse, Goodyear, Miramonte, and Nadeau Plants. 

2012068144 Fluoridation Addition to Golden State Water Company Norwalk Water Systems 


Norwalk--Los Angeles 



of fluoridation to Dace, Imperial, Pioneer 1 & 2, Pioneer 3, and Studebaker Plants. 

2012068145 Five Points Ranch New Well 




be issuing a water supply permit to Five Points Ranch for the construction of a well 

with the pumping capacity of a 100 gpm, 5,000 gallon storage tank, and install two 

5-hp booster pumps and one 25 hp well pump. 

2012068146 Feasibility Study for Water Independence 


Palmdale--Los Angeles 

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), acting as Lead Agency for 

White Fence Farms No. 3 Mutual Water Company (White Fence), will issue a loan 

from the State Revolving Fund Program. White Fence currently has two wells 

(Well 1A and Well 2) that are inoperable due to exceedance of the Maximum 

Contaminant Level for Nitrate. White Fence has submitted three possible 

alternatives for evaluation: consolidation with a nearby water supplier, construct a 

replacement well, and provide treatment to the existing well. 

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2012064002 Draft EA for the NASA JPL On-site Parking Structure 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 

Pasadena--Los Angeles 

Note: 15-Day Review per lead. 

The Draft EA evaluates environmental impacts associated with the construction 

and operation of an on-site parking structure at the NASA Jet Propulsion 

Laboratory (JPL) to address the imminent and long-term need associated with the 

expiration of the East Arroyo Parking Lot lease and its 1,093 parking spaces 2013. 

2007052130 Pantages Bays Residential Development Project 

Contra Costa County 


Project proposes 292 residential unit water oriented community with the creation of 

bays and coves with 116 water front residential lots with docks. Project also 

includes widening of the adjacent water channel and creating/preserving 

wetland/emergent marsh. 

2011072053 WesPac Pittsburg Energy Infrastructure Project 

Pittsburg, City of 

Pittsburg--Contra Costa 

WesPac Energy-Pittsburg LLC (WesPac) proposes to modernize and reactivate 

an existing oil storage and transfer facility located at the GenOn Delta, LLC 

(GenOn) Pittsburg Generating Station in Pittsburg, CA, known as the WesPac 

Pittsburg Energy Infrastructure Project. The project site is located at 696 West 

10th Street in Pittsburg, CA, and consists of approximately 125 acres of land 

stretching from the existing West 10th Street north, to the southern shoreline of 

the Suisun Bay. The land and facilities where the project is located, including the 

storage tanks and dock, are expected to be purchased from GenOn by WesPac. 

Following ownership transfer, the Terminal would be immediately adjacent to 

(south and east of) the remaining GenOn facility. In addition, approximately 39 

acres of submerged tidelands would be leased from the City of Pittsburg for the 

marine terminal portion of the facility in accordance with CA State Senate Bill 551. 

1999121084 Jonata Park Road Bridge (51C-226) Replacements 

Santa Barbara County 

Buellton--Santa Barbara 

A new bridge would be constructed along the existing roadway alignment, at a 

slightly higher elevation than the existing bridge, such that the roadway surface 

would be approximately 10 feet higher than the existing bridge. The entire existing 

bridge would be retained as a historical resource and bat roosting habitat. The 

replacement bridge would be constructed of pre-stressed concrete box girders, 

and provide one travel lane in each direction. The bridge span would be 

approximately 120 feet, with a bridge deck width of 35.5 feet and concrete barriers 

along both margins of the bridge deck. Completion of bridge construction is 

anticipated to require 180 working days or about 9 months. 

2012052040 Royce Septic System Variance 

Stinson Beach County Water District 

--Marin 

Note: Revised 

The project applicant is proposing a new septic system for the vacant lot she owns 

at #2 Calle del Embarcadero. The project applicant has applied for a variance for 

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an alternative treatment system of wastewater disposal. The alternative 

wastewater system design includes a 1,500 gallon septic tank, 810 gallon sump 

tank, dual raised bed leach fields, recirculation textile filter and ultraviolet 

disinfection unit, designed for 150 gallons of wastewater per day. 

2012061031 Parcel Map #12011; Zone Modification #25, Map #99 

Kern County 

--Kern 

1) Tentative Parcel Map No. 12011 proposing to divide a 121.02 acre parcel of 

land into a 5 acre homesite parcel, 3 parcels ranging in size from 20.00 acres to 

38.38 acres for agriculture purposes, and a 20.00 acre Designated Remainder, 

and 2) a zone variance to allow a 5.00 acre homesite parcel where the minimum 

lot size of 20 acres is required (Section 19.12.050), in the A (Exclusive Agriculture) 

District. 

2012061032 EA JDG 02-11; Modification of Conditional Use Permit No. 5 Map 74 

Kern County 

--Kern 

Modification of an existing CUP (Resolution 124-04; approved August 12, 2004) to 

allow for the reclamation or remediation of soils contaminated with nonhazardous 

materials in conjunction with the expansion of an existing nonhazardous oil 

production and/or oily waste disposal facility. The original CUP approval provided 

land use approval for the conversion of an existing oil well into a commercial 

injection well for the disposal of nonhazardous oil production and/or oily waste 

materials. On-site development at the time consisted of one oil well and three idle 

oil wells, in addition to various associated tanks and piping. Implementation 

entailed the conversion of an existing oil well into a commercial injection well 

which would operate as a Class II disposal facility under a permit issued by the 

Department of Conservation/Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources 

(DOGGR). Only non hazardous Class II fluids approved by DOGGR would be 

injected into the well. 

2012061033 IS 6519 - CUP 3331: Allow a Photovoltaic Solar Power Generation Facility with 

Related Improvements. App. No. 3331 

Fresno County 

Mendota--Fresno 

Allow a photovoltaic solar power generation facility with related improvements 

including a substation with 11 70-foot tall electrical utility poles and a 100-foot tall 

electrical utility pole, 13 inverter/transformer units, a 20,000 sf operations and 

maintenance building, a 375 sf power distribution center, and a 6.6 foot tall 

chain-link fence on a 100.00 acre parcel in the AE-20 (Exclusive Agricultural, 

20-acre minimum parcel size) Zone District. The proposed facility will connect to 

an existing 115 kV PG&E electrical distribution line located approximately one half 

of a mile southwest of the project site. The project site is located on the east side 

of Douglas Avenue, between Floral and Nebraska Avenues, approximately 12 

miles southwest of the nearest city limits of the City of Mendota. (SUP. Dist.: 1) 

(APN: 038-060-02, 03, 38S; 038-050-445). 

2012061034 CUP 3334: Allow a Photovoltaic Solar Power Generation Facility with Related 

Improvements. App No. 6426 

Fresno County 

Firebaugh--Fresno 

Allow a photovoltaic solar power generation facility with related improvements 

including a substation with an 80-foot tall electrical utility pole, 20 approximately 

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160 sf inverter/transformer buildings, a 1,200 sf maintenance building, and a 

six-foot tall chain-link fence on a 196.99-acre site in the AE-20 (Exclusive 

Agricultural, 20-acre minimum parcel size) Zone District. The proposed facility will 

connect to an existing 115kV PG&E electrical distribution line adjacently located at 

the northeast corner of the project site. The project site is located on the north 

side of Nees Avenue, between Russell and Millux Avenues, approximately seven 

and a quarter miles southwest of the nearest city limits of the City of Firebaugh 

(Sup. Dist.: 1) (APNs: 005-060-17S, 18S). 

2012061035 University Crossings Apartments 

San Bernardino County 

Redlands--San Bernardino 

Planned Residential Development of 306 residential units in 19 2-story and 3-story 

structures on 12.35 acres located on the north side of Lugonia Avenue, 690 ft. 

east of Nevada Street, in the unincorporated area of San Bernardino County, 

adjacent to the community of Redlands. The project includes a 10,534 sf 

recreation center with a pool, spa, and exercise room. Outdoor amenities include 

tot lots with play equipment, picnic and barbecue areas, and volleyball courts. 

Total building coverage is 29% of the site area, and the total impervious surface 

area is 65%. A total of 596 parking spaces are proposed for residents and guests, 

including 300 enclosed garage spaces and 296 open spaces. 

2012061036 Mira Sorrento Substation Project 



The proposed project is located in the Sorrento Mesa area within the community of 

Mira Mesa in the City of San Diego, CA. The proposed 1.4-acre Mira Sorrento 

Substation would be situated on a 3.7-acre parcel and located approximately 600 

feet northeast of I-805 and approximately 800 feet from the nearest residences. 

The new 120-megavolt ampere (MVA), 69-/12-kilovolt (kV) distribution substation 

would be constructed and operated by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) to meet 

existing and anticipated customer-driven electrical load growth and to improve 

distribution equipment reliability in the Sorrento Mesa area. Power to the 

substation facility will be supplied by an existing SDG&E 69 kV transmission line 

(TL665) that will require installation of underground transmission facilities off the 

substation site. Initially, six 12 kV underground distribution circuits will be installed 

and routed to Mira Sorrento Place to tie into the existing underground system 

serving the area. At full buildout, the substation is planned to have 120 MVA 

capacity with four 30 MVA transformer banks; four 69 kV lines; sixteen 12 kV 

circuits; four 12 kV capacitors and four bays of standard steel rack, approximately 

30 feet tall, of 69 kV bus and 69 kV transformer; and one 40 foot-long x 

20-foot-wide masonry block control shelter. In addition, on the northeast side of 

the substation site, two tiered retaining walls would be constructed that would be 

approximately 32 and 20 feet in height. Access to the substation facility will be via 

two 30-foot-wide driveways from Mira Sorrento Place to the west of the substation. 

2012062030 Bottimore Field III Project 


--Sacramento 

Sutter Home Winery proposes to develop a vineyard on the 223-acre Bottimore 

Field III site. The project would involve the standard approach to vineyard 

development in similar soils, which is to prepare the land to provide soil conditions 

for grape root expansion and exploration. Work would occur during the summer 

and fall and will not change the general contour of the land. The entire site will be 

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planted with grapes, with the exception of a 40-foot buffer at the north, east, and 

south boundaries of the site, which will be used as equipment turnaround areas. 

2012062031 Carlsberg Lot 5 Grading Plan 

Roseville, City of 

Roseville--Placer 

The current request is to prepare the site for future development by rough grading 

the property and filling the .29 acres of wetland areas on the site. The City's 

Grading Ordinance requires approval of a Major Grading Plan when a project will 

impact natural features such as wetlands or native oak trees. 

2012062032 10-008 (Danna et al.) 

Sutter County 

Yuba City--Sutter 

A General Plan amendment from LDR (Low Density Residential) to COM 

designation and a rezone from ER District to C-M PD (Commercial-Industrial 

Planned Development Combining) District and design review for a mini-storage, 

office, and manager's residence on a 2.35-acre parcel. The PD will limit the use 

on the property to a mini storage facility (including an office). Also, as part of the 

PD the applicant is requesting a modification of the setbacks to result in a zero lot 

line along the north and east property lines. 

The office is proposed to be re-located from the current adjacent mini-storage site 

to the 2.35-acre parcel. As a result, a Planned Development amendment to 

replace the existing mini-storage office with new storage units is also proposed for 

parcel 26-080-041 and analyzed in this document. 

2012062036 Trestle Rehabilitation Project 

Petaluma, City of 

Petaluma--Sonoma 

The City proposes to rehabilitate the existing Trestle, implement slope stabilization 

repairs, install educational features along the waterfront, and potentially construct 

a new pedestrian walkway along the Petaluma River. These project components 

are collectively referred to as the Trestle Rehabilitation Project. 

2012062037 Expanded Plastic Bag Restriction Ordinance 

Palo Alto, City of 

Palo Alto--Santa Clara 

The existing Plastic Bag Restriction Ordinance became effective on September 

18, 2009 and requires that "supermarkets," as defined by the ordinance, shall 

provide only reusable bags and/or recyclable paper bags to customers at the point 

of sale. Thus, currently in Palo Alto, supermarkets are restricted from providing 

single-use plastic checkout bags. The existing ordinance also requires that all 

retail establishments within the city shall provide the following to customers: paper 

bags only, or a choice between paper or plastic bags. The proposed expansion of 

the Plastic Bag Restriction Ordinance would restrict all retail services (including 

supermarkets) and food service establishments from providing single-use plastic 

checkout bags and would require retail services to charge a minimum of ten cents 

($0.10) until April 24, 2014 and twenty-five cents ($0.25) on or after April 22, 2014 

for a recyclable paper checkout bag. Food service establishments would not be 

required to charge for a recyclable paper checkout bag. It would also revise the 

definition of "reusable bag" to make them longer-lasting and more durable. 

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2012062033 PA-1200100(UP) 



A use permit application to convert an existing wholesale lumber yard to an 

agricultural fertilizer manufacturer and distribution facility in two phases over three 

years. Phase one is for the construction of a 14,400 sf storage building with truck 

docks, storage area for eighteen 30,000 gallon tanks, and underground plumbing 

piping. Phase two is for the construction of three 500,000 gallon storage tanks, 

extension of existing rail spur, the construction of a new rail spur, a 7,200 sf 

addition to the manufacturer building, a 16,800 sf addition to the warehouse 

building for dry material storage, truck scales, and relocation of the retention pond. 

1988053010 North Central Roseville Specific Plan 




Alteration Agreement number 1600-2010-0043-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, City of Roseville. 

The project is limited to construction of a bike and walking trail bridge crossing 

over an unnamed tributary of Pleasant Grove Creek in order to connect the 

existing bike trail along the creek. The creek will be temporarily diverted around 

the construction site. Upstream and downstream check dams will be installed and 

the impounded water pumped through pipes through the construction site. 

Concrete abutments will be installed for the bridge and riprap will be placed 

around the base of each abutment to protect against undermining and erosion of 

the bank around the abutments during times of high creek flow. Construction will 

take place when stream flows are at the lowest. It is believed that only one willow 

tree may need to be removed. All other impacts are anticipated to be temporary in 

nature. An area appropriate native grass seed mix will be hydroseeded over the 

disturbed areas following completion of all construction activities. 

2001052114 East Dublin Properties (PA 00-025) 



On June 5, 2012 the Dublin City Council adopted a Resolution approving General 

Plan and Eastern Dublin Specific Plan amendments for the project known as 

Jordan Ranch 2 specific to four subareas within the overall Fallon Village 

development. 

2005062010 Fallon Village Project 



On June 5, 2012 the Dublin City Council adopted a Resolution approving General 

Plan and Eastern Dublin Specific Plan amendments for the project known as 

Jordan Ranch 2 specific to four subareas within the overall Fallon Village 

development. 

2008012075 UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay Phase I Garage 

University of California, San Francisco 

San Francisco--San Francisco 

Lease between The Regents of the University of California, as Lessee, and the 

City and County of San Francisco (City), as Lessor, for two underground utility 

trenches and air rights for two pedestrian bridges located under and over Fourth 

Street, south of 16th Street and north of Mariposa Street, San Francisco, 

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California, for use by the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay. Lease is required 

for hospital operations (utility connections beneath Fourth Street) and impatient 

movement between hospitals (pedestrian bridges above Fourth Street). 

2009021009 California Valley Solar Ranch & Twisselman Conditional Use Permits 

(DRC2008-00097, DRC2009-00004) 



The Project involves the development of an aggregate mine with a total Project 

area of 23.2 acres, 9.7 acres of which are already heavily disturbed by past 

excavation activities. The mine will be developed in three phases. Phase l is 

expected to last up to 2 years and will provide aggregate for the California Valley 

Solar Ranch Project (ITP 2081-2011-044-04) and potentially for the Topaz Solar 

Farm (ITP 2081-2011-041-04). Phases 2 and 3 are expected to last 20 to 30 years 

and will serve the need of the surrounding areas for aggregate material. The 

Project will permanently remove 14.62 acres of habitat, and temporarily impact 

4.34 acres of habitat. The Project is expected to result in incidental take of San 

Joaquin kit fox (Vulpes macrotis mutica), San Joaquin antelope squirrel 

(Ammospermophilus nelson), and giant kangaroo rat (Dipodomys ingens) 

(Covered Species), species designated as threatened, threatened, and 

endangered respectively under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA). 

The ITP referenced above as issued by DFG authorizes incidental take of Covered 

Species, subject to various terms and conditions, including the requirement that all 

authorized impacts are fully mitigated. 

2011122065 UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay - Fourth Street Public Plaza 

University of California 


Lease between The Regents of the University of California, as Lessee, and the 

City and County of San Francisco (City), as Lessor, for two underground utility 

trenches and air rights for two pedestrian bridges located under and over Fourth 

Street, south of 16th Street and north of Mariposa Street, San Francisco, 

California, for use by the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay. Lease is required 

for hospital operations (utility connections beneath Fourth Street) and impatient 

movement between hospitals (pedestrian bridges above Fourth Street). 

2012068147 Bridge Rehabilitation Project 

Caltrans #3 

--Sacramento 

The scope of work includes; Place a concrete overlay on the bridge deck, replace 

the joint seals, replace the steel deck grating and floor beams, spot paint as 

needed, apply methacrylate sealant to the counterweights, replace the control 

house roof, roof joists and replace the existing traffic gates. 

2012068148 Prescribed Burn at Potrero Unit of San Jacinto Wildlife Area and Potrero ACEC 


Beaumont--Riverside 

Prescribed burn on 10 acre portion of BLM ACEC lands and state land within the 

Potrero Unit of San Jacinto Wildlife Area. The purpose is to control non native 

grasses and enhance and protect habitat for the endangered Stephens' kangaroo 

rat. Tentatively scheduled for June 14, 2012. 

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2012068149 Sandhouse Chip Seal 

Caltrans #9 

--Mono 

Caltrans is paving an asphalt rubber seal from 0.3 miles south of SR 158 to 0.1 

miles north of W. Portal Rd. SW BMP's will be installed and no environmental 

resources will be affected by this project. 

2012068150 AD 12-02: Meade Street Senior Housing Project 

Shasta Lake, City of 

Shasta Lake--Shasta 

The project is construction of a 31-unit (including manager's quarters) affordable 

housing complex for senior citizens. The 29,328 sf, three story building will 

include a community room and laundry facilities on each floor. Associated 

improvements include parking, landscaping, and curb, gutter and sidewalk, and 

off-site drainage improvements. A drainage plan was prepared by Willdan 

Engineering in December 2008 and provides a plan to remove existing informal 

drainage from properties downstream and formalize it by placing it in underground 

drains located in existing right-of-way. The subject property is an infill lot in an 

urbanized area of the City. Sewer, water, electric and natural gas infrastructure 

exists adjacent to the site. 

2012068151 Water System Security Surveillance System Project 

Sacramento, City of 


The Security Surveillance Project will provide real-time monitoring at the critical 

drinking water sites, such as water treatment plants, reservoirs and wells. The 

system will use fixed and pan/tilt/zoom video cameras at the various sites which 

will transmit on demand or during a intrusion real time images for security 

verification and response initiation. This project will integrate automatic video 

surveillance and alarm management systems with the cameras and 

communications systems to centralize security management to remote facility 

sites and perimeters of the water treatment plants. 

2012068152 County Government Center Parking Lot, Green Streets Urban Retrofit 

Ventura County 

--Ventura 

The County of Ventura has proposed retrofitting an existing 39 acre public parking 

lot (with 3,200 vehicle spaces) with Low Impact Development (LID) green street 

infrastructure as a phased project. Phase II of the project is proposed for funding 

by the Proposition 84 Stormwater Grant Program currently in the application 

process. The LID green streets retrofits consist of replacing existing small patches 

of asphalt pavement with pervious pavement (up to 1,250 sf) and replacing 

impermeable concrete gutters with pervious concrete gutters, underlain with 

infiltration basins and dry wells. The proposed retrofit of the existing parking lot 

has been designed to receive, treat and infiltrate dry weather and wet weather 

runoff from the parking lot. The project will reduce stormwater runoff flows and 

improve receiving water quality by removing bacteria, nitrogen, metals, and other 

urban pollutants typically present in the parking lot runoff. The site groundwater, 

determined at ~100 feet below ground surface, is not used for drinking water, only 

for landscape irrigation. Groundwater quality will not be impacted due to 

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subsurface biodegradation processes, which will break down pollutants during the 

treatment and infiltration process. All of the project construction will occur within 

the same footprint of the existing parking lot. 

2012068153 Redding - Public Safety Communications Office - Area 2 - Office 

Technology Services, Department of 

Redding--Shasta 

The California Technology Agency, Public Safety Communications Office, 

proposes to lease an existing office building to house telecommunications 

equipment. This relocation will not require any special expansion of the existing 

structure. 

Received on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 



2012062040 Time Extension for Use Permit Application No. 2010-04 - SIKH Temple 


Hughson--Stanislaus 

Request for a one-year time extension to June 2, 2013, to start the expansion of 

the Sikh Temple by adding a 15,000 sf multi-purpose building, a 2,400 sf storage 

building, a house for visiting priests with a covered walkway and patio, a car port, a 

750 sf vestment, a 5,000 sf library, and additional parking. 

1991123081 WatsonvilleVISTA 2030 Supplemental EIR (General Plan Update) 

Watsonville, City of 

Watsonville--Santa Cruz 

Watsonville Vista 2030 is the City of Watsonville's update of the current General 

Plan. The EIR is being re-circulated because of legal issues associated with the 

original EIR certification. The re-circulated EIR focuses on three major issues 

including airport land use, Regional traffic impacts on Hwy 1 and the inclusion of 

another alternative for analysis. The amended plan also includes a green house 

gas section to address issues resulting from the adoption of AB32 after the GP 

was originally adopted. 

2005011108 Sale of Flanders Mansion Property 

Carmel-by-the-Sea, City of 

--Monterey 

NOTE: Recirculated 

The proposed project consists of the sale of the Flanders Mansion property, a 

1.252 acre parcel together with all improvements. The project site is considered 

parkland and is zoned P-2. The grounds of the Flanders Mansion property have 

historically been used by the public for passive recreational activitiesand the 

property provides a number of park benefits. Surrounding the property is an ESHA 

zoned P-1. This area plus the project site are all part of the City's largect park, the 

Mission Trail Nature Preserve. The building on the property (the Flanders 

Mansion) is recognized as a historic resource and is listed on the National 

Register of Historic Places. No part of the Mission Trail Nature Preserve zoned P-1 

is subject to sale and all of it would be retained as public parkland. The building 

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2010111045 Antonio Azevedo Dairy Expansion Project 

Merced County 

--Merced 

This project proposes CUP 09-011 to bring the existing dairy facility into 

compliance with Merced County's permit requirements and to expand the existing 

dairy so that the modified dairy would house a total of 7,766 animals. This would 

represent an increase of 2,626 animals from existing numbers. The proposed 

project would include construction of a new freestall barn, heifer pens, cattle 

shades, wastewater treatment and storage ponds, calf hutches, and a mechanical 

manure separator. Construction of the proposed facilities would result in the 

conversion of ~ 50 acres from cropped uses to active dairy facilities. With 

conversion of these cropped acres, ~455 acres the project site would be used for 

the production of forage crops and the disposal of wastewater. 

2012012032 Citywide Transportation Master Plan Draft Recirculated EIR 

Tracy, City of 

Tracy--San Joaquin 

Note: Recirculated 

The Project is a comprehensive update of the 1994 Tracy Transportation Master 

Plan in fulfillment of Objective CIR-1.1, Action A1 of the Circulation Element of the 

City of Tracy General Plan. The proposed TMP builds upon the goals and 

objectives contained in the Circulation Element of the General Plan and the City's 

SAP. It provides a comprehensive review of the City's transportation system and 

identifies improvements and expansions to the existing system required to 

accommodate future growth anticipated by the General Plan. It includes an 

additional five years of growth beyond the General Plan horizon year to establish 

consistency with the most recent SJCOG land use development assumptions, 

employment forecast, and travel demand model. Using the most recent SJCOG 

model facilitates a consistent identification of uniform improvements. 

2008044002 Ione Band of Miwok Indians (Tribe) Proposed 228.04 Acre Fee-to-Trust Land 

Transfer and Casino Project 


Plymouth--Amador 

NOTE: Record of Decision 

The project consists of the approval of a 228.04-acre fee-to-trust land transfer and 

the construction of a casino-hotel complex. This project includes the development 

of an approximately 120,000 square-foot (sf) gaming facility, 166,500 sf hotel and 

30,000 sf event/conference center on the 228.04-acre site. The gaming facility 

would include a casino floor, food and beverage areas, meeting areas, guest 

support services, offices, and security area. The five-story hotel facility would 

include 250 rooms, while the event/conference center would have seating for 

1,200 people. Access to the site would be provided by State Route 49. 

2012061038 Re Mustang, RE Orion, and RE Kent South Solar Generation Facilities 

Kings County 

Lemoore--Kings 

The applicant proposes to establish three solar PV facilities totaling 200 MW on 

1,428 acres of agricultural land. APN's include 024-260-004, -010, 011, -016, and 

-018; 024-270-001, -004, -006, 007, -008, -010, -015, -016, -018, -022, -023, -024, 

and -025; 026-010-041. 

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2012061041 Community Food Bank of San Benito County 

Hollister, City of 

Hollister--San Benito 

Minor Subdivision 2012-1 is a request to subdivide an 11.02 acre parcel into two 

lots consisting of 4 acres and 7.02 acres. Site and Architectural Application 

2012-6 is for the construction of a 13,632 sf pre-engineered metal building 

consisting of a 3,072 sf office and a 10,560 sf warehouse on the four acre parcel. 

The building would serve as the Community Food Bank of San Benito County. 

2012061042 Conditional Use Permit No. 11-03 (SunPower Henrietta Solar Project) 

Kings County 

--Kings 

The application proposes to construct a 136 Megawatt solar photovoltaic energy 

facility located at 17515 20th Avenue, Lemoore, CA, APNs 024-170-007; 

026-050-012; and 026-060-019, 021, 023, 026. 

2012061043 Porterville Focused Rezone 

Porterville, City of 

Porterville--Tulare 

The City is evaluating options to increase the citywide acreage of land available for 

high density residential housing. The impetus behind the proposed rezone is 

State Housing Element law requires that a local jurisdiction accommodate a share 

of the region's projected housing needs for the planning period. This share, called 

the Regional Housing Needs Allocation is important because state law mandates 

that jurisdictions provide sufficient land to accommodate a variety of housing 

opportunities for all economic segments of the community. No construction efforts 

are proposed as a component of this project, approval of the rezoning would 

entitle development that meets City standards for that zoning. As a result 

environmental checklist has been completed as to anticipated development. 

2012062038 Geary Road Bridge Replacement Project 

San Francisco, City and County of 

--Alameda 

The SFPUC proposes to replace the existing Geary Road Bridge with a new bridge 

at the existing bridge location to accommodate current load requirements and 

eliminate the need for a low water crossing. The proposed project is on SFPUC 

property in unincorporated Alameda County, within the Sunol Regional 

Wilderness. The existing bridge is located at the end of Geary Road, where it 

crosses Alameda Creek and connects to Camp Ohlone Road. The proposed 

bridge would be similar in scale to the existing bridge, spanning approximately 150 

feet with a single lane. Design and construction of the bridge would conform to 

American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) 

and CA Dept. of Transportation bridge design standards, including seismic and 

safety requirements. 

2012062039 Point Reyes Water Treatment Plant Solids Handling Facilities Project 

North Marin Water District 

--Marin 

The North Marin Water District (the District or NMWD) proposes to construct 

facilities to handle mineral solids removed during the water treatment process that 

occurs at the District's Point Reyes Water Treatment Facility. The solids handling 

facilities would be constructed immediately north of the existing water treatment 

facility, which is located north of the Coast Guard's Point Reyes Housing Unit on 

the outskirts of Point Reyes Station. Construction of these facilities would capture 

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iron and manganese mineral solids thereby eliminating the potential for them to 

enter the environment in the vicinity of the treatment facility. 

2012062042 UCSF Mission Bay Academic Office Building 

University of California, San Francisco 


The UCSF proposes the construction of an Academic (Faculty) Office Building at 

its Mission Bay campus site, one of several major UCSF campus sites in San 

Francisco. The proposed building would be 6 stories and would measure 85 feet 

in height (excluding the portion that encloses the mechanical equipment area on 

the roof). It would provide approximately 251,000 gross sf of space. The vast 

majority of the space would be used for office space, including workstations, 

workspace for visiting faculty and staff, and meeting rooms. There would also be 

a Learning Commons and classrooms, the Chancellor's Suite, a small amount of 

retail space (approximately 8,700 gsf) to serve the building occupants, and support 

space for building operations. 

2012062043 Sanitary Sewer Line Improvements for the Almaden Expressway, Coleman Road, 

and Husted-Richland Lines, File No. PP11-091 

San Jose, City of 


Replacement of the existing sanitary sewer lines with new sewer lines and 

associated improvements within sections of existing roadway rights-of-way at three 

locations: 1) Almaden Expressway, generally between Camden Avenue and 

Burnside Drive, 2) Coleman Road, between Almaden Expressway and Sentinel 

Street, and 3)Husted Avenue, generally between Fairglen Drive and Lincoln 

Avenue. 

2012062044 County Road 25A Widening and Reconstruction Project 

Woodland, City of 

Woodland--Yolo 

Remove, widening, and reconstruct approximately 2,450 linear feet of existing 

roadway totaling approximately 2.8 acres. 

2012061040 Goleta Beach County Park Managed Beach Retreat Project 2.0 



In October 2011, the County Community Services Department submitted 

applications to the County Planning and Development Department (P&D) for a 

Development Plan (11DVP-00000-00016) and Coastal Development Permit 

(11CDP-00000-00069) for a managed beach retreat project. The managed beach 

retreat project is intended to restore a deep beach and reduce the risk of damage 

to existing park facilities and utilities without the need for pile groins, rock 

revetments, or other significant beach stabilization structures. 

2012062041 Amendments to BAAQMD New Source Review (NSR) and Title V Permitting 

Requirements (BAAQMD Regulation 2, Rules 1, 2, 4 & 6). 

Bay Area Air Quality Management District 

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

The BAAQMD is proposing to amend its New Source Review and Title V 

permitting programs. The proposed amendments will update the District's current 

NSR and Title V permitting programs to reflect recent regulatory developments, 

among other changes. 

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2003041080 Draft EIR No. 00457, Tentative Tract Map No. 30433, Change of Zone Case No. 

06656 

Riverside County 

Murrieta--Riverside 

CDFG is executing a Streambed Alteration Agreement (SAA # 

1600-2012-0030-R6) pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the 

project Applicant: KB Home Coastal Inc., represented by Michael H. Freeman, 

36310 Inland Valley Drive, Wildomar, California 92595. The project is limited to the 

development of 502 single-family residential units of 91.97 acres: realignment and 

paving of Briggs Road between Pat Road and Baxter Road; improvements of 

Baxter Road; creation of parks and open space totaling 87.35 acres; and the 

construction of six detention basins that total 7.16 acres,. 

2009122048 El Camino Real Downtown Specific Plan 



The City of Menlo Park has developed the Menlo Park Camino Real/Downtown 

Specific Plan ("Specific Plan" or "Plan") to establish a framework for private and 

public improvements in the Plan area for the next 30 years. The Specific Plan 

addresses approximately 130 acres and focuses on the character and density of 

private infill development, the character and extent of enhanced public spaces, 

and circulation and connectivity improvements. The primary goal of the Specific 

Plan is to "enhance the community life, character and vitality through mixed use 

infill projects sensitive to the small-town character of Menlo Park, and expanded 

public realm, and improved connection across El Camino Real." The Specific Plan 

includes objectives, policies, development standards, and design guidelines 

intended to guide new private development and public space and transportation 

improvements in the Specific Plan area over the next 30 years. The Plan builds 

upon the El Camino Real/Downtown Vision Plan that was unanimously accepted 

by the Menlo Park City Council on July 15, 2008. The Specific Plan does not 

propose specific private developments, but establishes a maximum development 

capacity of 474,000 square feet of non-residential development, inclusive of retail, 

hotel, and commercial development, and 680 new residential units, resulting in an 

estimated 1,357 new jobs and 1,537 new residents. 

2010081076 BV8 State Water Project Turnout 

Buena Vista Water Storage District 

--Kern 

The Notice of Determination is for the Amended ITP No. 2081-2011-056-04 

Amendment No. 1. The amended ITP adds giant kangaroo rat (Dipodomys ingens) 

to the Covered Species list. The proposed Project includes the construction of a 

new water turnout on the Department of Water Resources' (DWR) California 

Aqueduct to deliver water into Buena Vista Water Storage District's (BVWSD) 

West Side Canal via a new underground pipeline and outlet structure. The turnout 

will be constructed on the east bank of the Aqueduct consisting of a 78 inch by 78 

inch sluice gate and appurtenances. Within the DWR's right-of-way there will also 

be a meter vault, instrument building and appurtenances. An underground pipeline 

will connect the turnout structure to the outlet structure on the West Side Canal. 

The pipeline will be approximately 1,510 feet long and 78-inch diameter reinforced 

concrete pipe. The trench required for pipe installation will be approximately 30 

feet wide by 13 feet deep with a temporary construction easement of 100 feet wide 

along the length of the pipeline. The pipeline will run underground across the Kern 

River Flood Channel. 

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2011092029 Marine Life Protection Act North Coast Study Region 

Fish & Game Commission 

--Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino 

The California fish and Game Commission (Commission) certified the 

environmental impact (EIR) report prepared pursuant to the California 

Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The Commission published the Draft EIR for 

the project in March 2012. The Commission published the Final EIR on the project 

in May 2012. The EIR was certified by the Commission on June 6, 2012. The EIR 

comprises a single, integrated environmental analysis of the project, its impacts, 

and alternatives. 

2011122028 State Route 58 (Rosedale Highway) Widening Project 

Bakersfield, City of 

Bakersfield--Kern 

The project proposes improvements to SR 58 (known locally as Rosedale 

Highway) from west of Allen Road to SR 99. The project is located within the City 

of Bakersfield and in portions of unincorporated Kern County. The project 

proposes to build two additional lanes (one in each direction) on SR 58 between 

Allen Road and SR 99. Other improvements include minor changes, such as 

restriping approach lanes to provide an additional turn lane on the side street 

approaches to SR 58. With the proposed improvements, SR 58 would increase 

from a four-lane roadway to a six-lane roadway from Allen Road to SR 99. In 

addition, a grade-separated rail crossing would ultimately be built where SR 58 

crosses the San Joaquin Valley Railroad rail line between Mohawk Street and 

Landco Drive. 

2012012026 Implementation of Pond Management Plan 

Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District 

--San Mateo 

The Project entails the repair and maintenance of ponds DR07 and DR08 on the 

La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve to improve habitat for California red-legged 

frog (CRLF) and other sensitive species in the area and to reduce the sediment 

load into the San Gregorio watershed. Activities include re-contouring the land to 

restore depths of existing ponds, repairing existing embankments and failing 

berms, improving bench areas and existing spillways, redirecting cattle access 

through the installation of fencing and alternate water sources such as water 

troughs, and removing invasive and non-native vegetation. Minor road 

improvements will also be conducted including minor re-grading, installation of 

water bars, rolling dips and vegetation buffers. Disturbed areas will be reseeded 

and native plant species and pasture grasses consistent with those in the 

surrounding area. The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is executing a Lake 

and Streambed Alteration Agreement, Number 1600-2012-0030-R3, pursuant to 

Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Midpeninsula 

Regional Open Space District as represented by Julie Andersen. 

2012021020 Anderson Major Subdivision; 3100 5278 (TM) 


--San Diego 

The project is a Tentative Map to divide an 18.9-acre parcel into 5 residential lots. 

The project site is located on 20253 Elfin Forest Road in the San Dieguito 

Community Planning Area, within unincorporated San Diego County. The project 

was submitted on February 8, 2002 and is considered "pipelined." Therefore, the 

project was reviewed for compliance with the previous General Plan. The site is 

subject to the General Plan Regional Category (EDA) Estate Development Area, 

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Land Use Designation (17) Estate Residential. Zoning for the site is Rural 

Residential (RR). The site contains existing offices, greenhouses, sheds, a 

warehouse, and a modular home which will remain. The site also contains an 

existing greenhouse and farm employee housing will be removed. Access would 

be provided by a private by a private road connecting to Elfin Forest Road. The 

project would be served by on-site septic systems and imported water from the 

Olivenhain Municipal Water District. No extension of sewer of water utilities will be 

required by the project. Earthwork will consist of cut of 2,090 cubic yards of 

material and fill of 4,490 cubic yards of material. The project includes the following 

off-site improvements: improvement of the existing private road easement, 

Aguilera Lane, from Elfin Forest Road to Street 'A', to a graded width of 

twenty-eight feet (28') and to an improved width of twenty-four feet (24') wide with 

asphalt concrete. 

2012052001 Pastori Storm Drain Outfall 

Fairfax, City of 

Fairfax--Marin 

The project is located on the downstream side of the Pastori Avenue Bridge over 

San Anselmo Creek. A storm drain pipe will be upgraded, a bridge abutment will 

be reinforced, and new energy dissipating bank protection will be installed. A log 

rootwad will be incorporated into the bank protection to provide in-water habitat. 

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and Streambed 

Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2012-0005-R3 pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Michael Rock, Town of Fairfax. 

2012069014 Copart County Sales Major Use Permit; 3300 11-033 (MUP); 3910 88-19-014E 

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The Major Use Permit is for the storage and/or auction of inoperable and operable 

motor vehicles and trailers. The permit includes storage capacity for 8,000 light 

duty motor vehicles and parking for 300 cars. The permit also includes two office 

buildings, a storage building, and 4 metal storage containers on a concrete slab. 

The hours of operations are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and a maximum of 40 

employees are permitted on the site at any one time, including a security guard 24 

hours/day. Auctions are limited to two days per week and no dismantling, welding, 

crushing, or shredding of the inoperable vehicles are permitted on the site. No 

repairs, including painting, are permitted. Inoperable vehicles are not to be 

stacked and auto parts or other materials shall not be stockpiled on the site. 

2012068154 Removal Action Workpln for Underground Storage Tank (UST) Impacted Soils, 

Former Fresno 1 Manufactured Gas Plant 



Approval of a Draft Removal Action Workplan (hereafter Workplan) by the 

Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) pursuant to Health and Safety 

Code, Chapter 6.8 as submitted on March 23, 2012 by the Terra Pacific Group on 

behalf of Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The Workplan focuses on excavation 

and removal of total petroleum hydrocarbon, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon 

(PAH) and metals (lead and arsenic) contaminated soils near an underground 

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petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH) at concentrations of up to 70,000 mg/kg were 

detected at depths of up to 35 feet below ground surface in site soils. Only low 

concentrations of benzene and ethylbenzene were detected. The purpose of the 

project is to reduce the potential migration of the impacts to groundwater, thereby 

reducing or eliminating future land use restrictions and groundwater monitoring 

requirements associated with the UST impact. This will be achieved by removing 

the UST and vicinity impacted soils that exceed action levels established for 

protection of groundwater. 

2012068155 Ed 12-09 for Variance (VR) 12-01 

Anderson, City of 

Anderson--Shasta 

Variance for a request for approval to construct a single family dwelling on a less 

than minimum, 8,000 sf parcel on lot 7 in the Homewood Subdivision, APNs: 

201-900-007. 

2012068156 Disposition - of 9.3 Acres of Excess Parcels 

Caltrans #2 

--Siskiyou 

Caltrans proposes to dispose of 9.3 acres of excess parcels. These parcels are 

located on (SR 97, 14 miles south of the community of Dorris in Siskiyou County. 

Currently Caltrans owns 150 feet from the centerline of the highway. Caltrans will 

reduce its Right of Way distance from 150 feet to 65 feet along this section of 

highway, with the excess land being sold to the adjacent landowners. On some of 

the parcels a line of bollards were installed to delineate the right of way boundary. 

The existing bollards between (pm) 35.3 and 36.75, will be moved to within 65 feet 

of the highway centerline, to show the new property line. Hazardous Waste, 

Biological and Archaeological studies have been performed and there will be no 

impact to Environmental resources. There are no environmental issues with this 

parcel conveyance. 

2012068157 Groveland Culvert Replacements 

Caltrans #10 

--Tuolumne 

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) District 10 is proposing a 

maintenance project to replace three (3) culverts located on State Route 120 near 

the community of Groveland. Construction would occur on previously disturbed 

areas within Caltrans right of way and within temporary construction easements 

and permanent drainage easements. There would be no changes to the existing 

culvert headwalls and end treatments. Single-lane closures of State Route 120 

would be required during construction. 

2012068158 California Beach Safety Program 

State Water Resources Control Board 

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The State Water Board will enter into financial assistance agreements and provide 

program oversight with local agencies to collect water samples and analyze them 

for fecal indicator bacteria. This will implement beach water quality monitoring 

programs at coastal recreational waters near beaches and to provide support for 

the development and implementation of programs to reduce risk of exposure to 

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disease-causing microorganisms in the waters along California's beaches. 

2012068159 Amendment to Conditional Use Permit C11-03 



Amendment to Conditional Use Permit C11-03 to revise a condition of approval to 

reduce the minimum age limit to enter and utilize the indoor gun range located at 

8230 Electric Avenue in the M-1 (light industrial) zone. 

2012068160 Pump Station Rehabilitation Project Unit 3 - Bel Marin Keys No. 9, Bel Marin Keys 

No. 10 & Hanger Avenue Pump Stations 

Novato Sanitary District 

Novato--Marin 

This activity consists of the discretionary approval for the project. This project 

consists of rehabilitating three sanitary sewer pump stations including partial 

demolition of the existing structure, construction of wet well & valve pit, installation 

of new pumps and control panel at each location. The purpose of this project is to 

replace existing facilities that are difficult to operate in their current configuration 

and have reached the end of their service lives. Failure of the pump stations 

would result in sewage backing up and overflowing into nearby residences, 

creeks, lagoons and wetlands. The beneficiaries of the project include the people 

served by the Novato Sanitary District and the people of the State of California, by 

eliminating the potential of discharge of sewage into the nearby storm drains and 

Novato Creek if the pump stations failed. 

2012068161 Issuance of Waste Discharge Requirements for the Shasta College Wastewater 

Treatment Facility 


--Shasta 

The Central Valley Water Board has prescribed waste discharge requirements 

(WDRs) that will allow the Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College District 

to discharge treated wastewater from its wastewater treatment facility to a single 

lined aeration pond, two evaporation/percolation ponds, one irrigation pond, and 

an ~10 acre agricultural field. The discharge was previously regulated under 

WDRs issued in 1993. 

2012068162 Issuance of Waste Discharge Requirements for the Artois Mill and Ranch 


--Glenn 


(WDRs) that will allow California Olive Ranch, Inc. to discharge wastewater from 

its processing operations to a 350-acre olive orchard land application area. The 

discharge was previously regulated under a general order. 

2012068163 Issuance of Waste Discharge Requirements for the Camino Heights Wastewater 

Treatment Facility 


--El Dorado 


(WDRs) that will allow the El Dorado Irrigation District to discharge treated 

wastewater from its Camino Heights Wastewater Treatment Facility to a 4.4 acre 

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spray field and a 1.5 acre subsurface drip irrigation field. The discharge was 

previously regulated under WDRs issued in 2001. 

2012068164 Issuance of Waste Discharge Requirements for the Cutler Fruit Packing Plant 


--Tulare 


(WDRs) that will allow Wawona Packing Co., LLC to discharge wastewater from its 

Cutler Fruit Packing Plant to a 7.6-acre Use Area planted with sudan grass. 

2012068165 2550 Pescardero Creek Road Culvert Replacement Project 


--San Mateo 

The project consists of the replacement of a deteriorated culvert and construction 

of a concrete headwall at the culvert inlet. The existing 86-foot long by 18-inch 

diameter corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culvert is located ~40 feet from Pescadero 

Creek and will be replaced with a smooth walled high density polyethylene (HDPE) 

pipe of equal size. The replacement pipe is ~sized for a 100 year flood event 

based on watershed size and runoff estimates. 


Mattole River Bridge at Honeydew Boring Project 


--Humboldt 

The project is limited to one encroachment to conduct a geotechnical survey within 

the Mattole River channel. The geotechnical survey will consist of two borings 

outside of the flowing channel, one bore of ~120-foot depth and the second bore 

of ~80 foot depth. 


Parvin Creek Water Diversion Project, Humboldt County. 


Trinidad--Humboldt 

The project is limited to one encroachment to divert water for domestic water use. 

Water is collected in an existing spring box with one valve and intake pipeline. 

2012068168 State Route 4/Interstate 5 Bridges Seismic Retrofit 

Caltrans #6 


Replace hinges on all bridges at interchange to improve seismic performance in 

an earthquake. 

2012068169 Gymnasium Building Roof Replacement at Fremont School for the Deaf 

Education, Department of 

Fremont--Alameda 

The proposed project would replace the existing roof of Gymnasium Building at the 

California School for the Deaf, Fremont, with new roofing system. The project is 

needed because the roof is old and damaged. Hazardous materials abatement 

required will be identified in the construction specifications and will be handled in 

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compliance with existing federal and State laws and regulations. The project 

would renovate an existing State-owned facility and would not involve an 

expansion of existing use. 

Received on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 



2012062046 Parcel Map, Initial Study, Rezone #2012-011 Powell, Ogburn 

Lassen County 

--Lassen 

Parcel Map, Initial Study, Rezone, to divide a 6.23 parcel into two parcels. Parcel 

A is 3.01 acres and Parcel B is 3.22 acres in size. The subject parcel is currently 

zoned A-2-B-5-A (Agricultural Residential, 5 Acre Building Site, Agricultural 

Combining District), the proposed zoning is A-2-B-5-A (Agricultural Residential, 5 

Acre Building Site, Agricultural Combining District). 

2009061113 Lytle Creek Ranch Specific Plan 

Rialto, City of 

Rialto, Unincorporated--San Bernardino 

The Project involves the adoption and implementation of the proposed Lytle Creek 

Ranch Specific Plan for an approximately 2,447.3-acre area, approximately 694.2 

acres of which are located within the City of Rialto and approximately 1,753.1 

acres of which are currently located in unincorporated San Bernardino County, 

within the City's adopted Sphere of influence. The LCRSP, in combination with a 

development agreement/pre-annexation agreement between the City and the 

Applicant, would guide land use and development of the 

2010082028 Enchanted Resorts Projects 

Calistoga, City of 

Calistoga--Napa 

The proposed project consists of the development of the Enchanted Resorts on 

the 88-acre project site. The resort would feature 110 hotel units (grouped among 

36 cottages), 20 club residences, 13 one-acre residences, public restaurant and 

bar, event facilities, spa and swimming pools, and parking and support facilities. 

Offsite recycled water and sewer improvements would be installed. The project 

required approval of a General Plan Amendment, Rezone, Vesting Tentative Map, 

Conditional Use Permit, Development Agreement, and Timber Harvest Plan/Tree 

Harvest Permit. 

2009012006 San Jose State University Student Center Facilities Project 



The proposed Student Health Facility project would involve the construction of a 

52,000 gross sf student health facility, not to exceed five stories, on an infill site 

located near the center of the SJSU campus. The proposed project would require 

a minor campus master plan amendment. 

The proposed facility would be located west of the existing student health facility, 

on a vacant site at the intersection of Paseo de San Carlos and 7th Street. 

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Components of the proposed Student Health Facility project are envisioned to 

include expanded support spaces and administrative office suite, additional 

exam/screening rooms, and space for additional programs including massage, 

acupuncture, dentistry and optometry. The proposed student health facility would 

have approximately 70 employees and 20 student assistants. Construction of the 

proposed student health facility would occur over a two year period. In addition, 

the proposed Student Health Facility is applying for Leadership in Energy and 

Environmental Design (LEED) certification. 

2012061044 Pierside Pavilion Expansion 

Huntington Beach, City of 

Huntington Beach--Orange 

Draft MND No. 11-007 analyzes the potential environmental impacts associated 

with a proposal, by Michael Adams Associated, to modify and expand the existing 

Pierside Pavilion development. The site is currently developed with a 4-story, 90 

foot high, mixed use building consisting of approximately 89,415 sf of retail, 

restaurant and office uses; and 296 parking spaces within two subterranean levels 

with access from Walnut Avenue. The site consists of one lot with a total gross lot 

area of approximately 76,650 sf. 

2012061045 General Plan Amendment No. 532 and Amendment Application No. 3792 

Fresno County 

--Fresno 

Amend the Fresno County-adopted Del Rey Community Plan to re-designate a 

2.20-acre parcel from the Public Facilities (Ponding Basin) to General Industrial 

and rezone the said parcel from the AE-20 (Exclusive Agricultural, 20-acre 

minimum parcel size) Zone District to M-3 (c) (Heavy Industrial, Conditional) Zone 

District to allow parking for an existing fruit juicing and packing plant. The subject 

property is located on the east side of S. Del Rey Avenue approximately 900 feet 

south of the E. American Avenue within the unincorporated community of Del Rey 

(SUP. DIST.: 4) (APN: 350-230-07ST). 

2012061047 Dekoven Minor Subdivision, Tentative Parcel Map 


--San Diego 

Note: Extended per lead 

The project is a Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide 10.87 acres into 4 residential 

parcels. The project consists of an existing single family dwelling which will 

remain. The project site is located at 988 Laky Lane in the Ramona Community 

Planning area, within unincorporated San Diego County. The site is subject to the 

General Plan Land Use Designation Semi-Rural Residential (SR-1). Zoning for 

the site is Limited Agriculture (A70). 

2012061048 Parcel 95/LLS Redevelopment 

Los Angeles County 

--Los Angeles 

The Proposed Project consists of the demolition of the existing three office and 

retail structures to be replaced by the construction of two new commercial retail 

buildings. The existing, 5,713-sf Islands restaurant will remain and will undergo 

rehabilitation. The existing 115-space surface parking area covering 35,000 sf will 

undergo renovation. 

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2012061049 Scripps Park West Phase II 



SDP, NDP, Map Waiver, and Planned Development Permit to subdivide a 6.6-acre 

property into two lots of 2.3 acres and 4.3 acres, and develop a research and 

development office park on the latter. The northernmost 2.3 acre lot is already 

developed with offices/light industrial uses (Scripps Park West - Phase I). The 

proposed project would construct three, two-story buildings that would be used for 

research and development, intermixed with office space, with a total gross sf 

53,200 sf. Off-site grading, revegetation/landscaping, and brush management 

would occur within a 0.6 acre Caltrans right-of-way (ROW) area to the east, and a 

0.4 acre City right-of-way area for Kearny Mesa Road at the southeast corner of 

the property. The project site is located at 9681 Via Excelencia (APN: 341-230-10; 

Lot 2 per Tentative Map Waiver No. 597879) in the Mira Mesa Community Plan 

Area of the City of San Diego. The site is zoned Industrial Park (IP-2-1) and is 

located in the Airport Influence Area (MCAS Miramar), Airport Environs Overlay 60 

CNEL, and FAA Part 77 Notification Area zones; and the Residential Tandem 

Parking Overlay Zone. 

2012061050 Chollas Vegetation Removal Project 


--San Diego 

SDP and City of San Diego Multi-Habitat Planning Area Boundary Line Adjustment 

to allow for the removal of 0.1 acre of disturbed upland and wetland vegetation on 

the right upstream abutment area of Chollas Dam. The vegetation removal is 

being conducted in response to a letter sent to the City of San Diego Public 

Utilities Department (PUD) from the CA Department of Water Resources detailing 

the routine maintenance inspection of Chollas Dam. The letter was received on 

December 16, 2010, and recommended that PUD remove objectionable 

vegetation from the dam. Since it was determined that vegetation growing on the 

dam could hinder safety inspections, interfere with safe operation and possibly 

could lead to dam failure the project is being proposed to clear vegetation on the 

eastern side of the dam, on the dam abutment, and along a 10-foot buffer from the 

dam abutment. 

2012061051 CSolar South to Drew Switching Station 230 kV Transmission Line 

Imperial Irrigation District 

Calexico--Imperial 

The IID is proposing to construct a new double circuit 230 KV- transmission line to 

interconnect C-Solar South generation facilities to the Drew Switching Station (the 

proposed Switching Station will be owned and operated by San Diego Gas and 

Electric [SDG&E] under the CA Independent System Operator Corporation 

[CAISO] control area and the name "Drew" may change in future). The new IID 

230kV transmission line will deliver power from C-Solar South to the Drew 

Switching Station where it will combine with the energy generated by Centinela 

Solar and connect to SDG&E's IV Substation via a line crossing over the IID's 

Westside Main Canal. 

2012062048 Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve 

Sonoma County 

Santa Rosa--Sonoma 

The project is adoption and implementation of a proposed Master Plan for the 

Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve. In conjunction with the 

Master Plan, the property's County General Plan land use designation will be 

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changed to Public/Quasi Public and the property will be rezoned to Public Facility. 

The Master Plan would establish long-term guidelines for development of the 

property for public recreational and educational uses, as well as natural resource 

protection. Additional Plan information is online at: 

www.sonoma-county.org/parks/mt_taylor.htm. 

2008121072 Pedley Shopping Center 

Jurupa Valley, City of 

--Riverside 

The proposed Project consists of a maximum of 300,000 sf of retail commercial 

floor area with a proposed shopping center as illustrated on Figure 3 (Conceptual 

Site Plan). The main shopping center building will be located in the northeastern 

region of the site and will incorporate four attached retail facilities. The proposed 

shopping center will also include several other detached retail buildings, primarily 

located around the perimeter of the site. These buildings are expected to include 

a drug store, a fast food restaurant, a sit down restaurant, and a gasoline service 

station. These detached retail buildings will range from 3,500 sf to 18,000 sf in 

size. 

2012061046 Alberhill Villages Specific Plan (SP 2010-02), General Plan Amend. No. 2012-01 

and Zone Change No. 2012-02 

Lake Elsinore, City of 

Lake Elsinore--Riverside 

Located on approximately 1,400 acres, the AVSP proposes 8,244 dwelling units; 

2,507,000 sf of non-residential uses including civic/institutional, commercial/retail, 

professional office/medical and entertainment uses; development of a university 

campus or similar educational institution to serve up to 6,000 students; and 

supporting uses including schools, parks, worship centers, and green belt paseos. 

The GPA proposes that the proposed Project site's land use designation be 

changed to "Specific Plan". The proposed GPA also proposes changes to the 

General Plan's Circulation Element. 

2012061052 Skyridge TTM and Annexation Project 

Mission Viejo, City of 

Mission Viejo--Orange 

The proposed project includes two related actions. First, the City of Mission Viejo 

proposes to create a Sphere of Influence that includes approximately 40 acres of 

land. The properties included in the Sphere of Influence include the following: 

APN Nos. 856-061-30, 856-061-40, and 856-061-41. In conjunction with the 

proposed boundary change, the City of Mission Viejo proposes to amend its 

General Plan and Zoning Code to establish land use designations and 

pre-annexation zoning for the above described parcels. The City of Mission Viejo 

proposes to designate approximately 11.8 acres (APN Nos. 856-061-06, 

856-061-21, 856-061-30, 40, 41) as Open Space. In addition, two parcels 

designated Open Space (APN Nos. 856-061-21 and 41) will also have an Estate 

Residential Overlay. The remaining approximately 28.5 acres (APN Nos. 

856-061-15, 17, 31, 33) are proposed to be designated Residential Planned 

Development RPD 3.5. Exhibit 2 shows the proposed pre-annexation zoning 

designations. 

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2012061053 2012 General Plan 

La Mesa, City of 

La Mesa--San Diego 

This project requires approval by the City of La Mesa City Council. City of La 

Mesa Case File No.: Council Report GPA 09-01. The NOP and supporting 

documents may be reviewed or purchased for the cost of reproduction during 

regular business hours at the La Mesa Community Development Dept., 8130 

Allison Avenue, La Mesa, CA 91942. The documents may also be reviewed at the 

La Mesa Branch Library, 8074 Allison Avenue, La Mesa, CA 91942. The 

documents are posted on the City's website, www.cityoflamesa.com. Written 

comments should directed to: City of La Mesa, c/o Chris Jacobs, 8130 Allison 

Avenue, La Mesa, CA 91942. 

2012062045 Master Plans 

Lodi, City of 

Lodi--San Joaquin 

The City of Lodi has prepared a Wastewater Collection System Master Plan, 

Water Distribution System Master Plan, Storm Drainage System Master Plan, and 

Bicycle Master Plan, which together make up the City's Master Plans. The Master 

Plans were prepared and developed consistent with the recently adopted 2010 

General Plan. The Master Plans are an integral part of the City's General Plan 

and involve establishment and adoption of policy documents to accommodate 

future growth. No physical improvements or construction activities are proposed in 

conjunction with adoption of the Master Plans. This initial Study and ND evaluated 

whether the proposed Master Plans would result in physical impacts beyond those 

addressed in the General Plan EIR. The Master Plans do not include design-level 

details for any single infrastructure improvement project. 

2012062047 L&D Landfill Vertical Expansion and Permitted Boundary Reduction 

Sacramento County 


The proposed project is request for a revision to the existing solid waste permit. 

The permit revision consists of extending the facility closure date 10 years from 

2013 to 2023; a vertical expansion from 85 feet above sea level to 97 feet above 

sea level; and a reduction of the permitted boundary from 251 acres to 157 acres 

by removing the northern piece of land that was to be used for recycling and dirt 

storage areas (APN 061-0150-003, 061-0150-027, 028, 061-0180-015-017 

(portion), 025 (portion), and 003 (portion)). 

2012071036 Draft Supplement No. 2 to the FEIR for the San Clemente Dam Seismic Safety 

Project (OCRD Removal) 


--Monterey 

NOTE: Reference SCH #2005091148 

This Draft Supplement to the Final EIR No. 2 (DSEIR No. 2) has been prepared to 

describe a further refinement to the San Clemente Dam Seismic Safety Project, 

the removal of Old Carmel River Dam (OCRD), to analyze potential impacts 

associated with the change to the project, and to proposed mitigation for the 

impacts. The project refinement described in DSEIR No. 2 would consist of 

removing OCRD entirely and restoring the Carmel River in the vicinity of the dam 

to a natural state. The 2008 Final EIR/EIS and the April 2012 SEIR analyzed 

leaving OCRD in place, but cutting a notch in the dam. As with the Proposed 

Project described in the FEIR/EIS and the revised Project described in the April 

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2012 SEIR, the project with the refinement described in this DSEIR No. 2 will meet 

the stated purpose and objectives by improving fish passage in the Carmel River. 

1985122502 Roadrunner Club Supplement, San Diego County 


--San Diego 

The Roadrunner Club Mobile Home Park Conversion project (the Club) is a 

Tentative Parcel Map 3200 21181 (TPM) to convert an existing rental mobile home 

park on a single lot into a 4 lot resident-owned air-space condominium mobile 

home park. The subdivision of the Roadrunner Club is to facilitate resident 

ownership. 

1995073068 Concurrence in Issuance of Revised SWFP for Central Disposal 49-AA-0001 

Sonoma County 

The County proposes to construct new waste cells within the currently permitted 

footprint of the Central Disposal Site, and complete waste disposal operations in 

accordance with a all applicable regulatory and permit requirements. The following 

areas are proposed to receive waste as part of this project: the remaining phases 

of Landfill 2 (Phases III, IV and V), the Compost Area of Land 1, and the Rock 

Extraction (within the 1971 permitted footprint). No change in operations from 

those already analyzed in prior environmental documents are proposed, other than 

incorporating more protective liners in the construction of landfills ceels, and the 

addition of a "preferential pathway" system in areas where the liner system abuts 

and overlaps Landfill 1, in order to direct leachate to leachate collection system. 

These are additional environmental protections above those described in prior 

environmental documents. 

2001042115 Marin-Sonoma Narrows HOV Widening Project 

Caltrans #4 

Petaluma, Novato--Sonoma, Marin 

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to widen the 

Novato Creek Bridge into the existing Route 101 median to accommodate a 

southbound Route 101 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane widening. The 

proposed bridge widening will close the gap between the two existing bridges. The 

superstructure will be a Cast-in-Place concrete structure. The substructure will 

consist of concrete abutments, anchored by six driven concrete piles. The 

California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and Streambed 

Alteration Agreement number 1600-2012-0139-3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game to project Applicant, Jeffrey Jensen/California Department 

Transportation. 

2008062009 La Tour Demonstration State Forest Management Plan Update 

California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection 

--Shasta 

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) has requested 

$90,000 from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests 

Grant Program to fund the creation of a 400-foot wide fuel break, 200 feet on each 

side, cover 199 acres along a series of four road segments located on LaTour 

Demonstration State Forest (LDSF). In addition, a 104-acre biomass thinning 

operation is planned on Table Top Mountain. In total, the firebreak/Flat Top 

Biomass operation covers 303 acres on LDSF. The project includes harvesting of 

small trees 3 to 12 inches in diameter at breast height (DBH) by means of 

mechanical sheers, skidding and chipping, then transporting chips to a 

co-generation plant in Redding or Burney. 

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2010122037 Mount Umunhum Environmental Restoration and Public Access Project 


Los Gatos--Santa Clara 

The Phase 1 Demolition component of Mount Umunhum Environmental 

Restoration and Public Access Project includes demolition of existing structures 

associated with the former Almaden Air Force Station. The existing radar tower will 

not be demolished as part of Phase 1 Demolition. 

2011061015 Salinas River Bridge Widening 

Caltrans #5 


The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to bring the 

Salinas River Bridge (Br. No 44-40 L/R) up to current geometric and seismic 

standards by widening shoulders, adding approach and departure slabs, improving 

acceleration and weaving lane geometry, improving the bridge railing, seismically 

retrofitting the bridge, and providing maintenance access to the river bottom. The 

proposed project is on State Route 68 near Salinas in Monterey County from post 

miles R17.7 to R17.9 

2011121031 South Bay Upper Aquifer Well Nitrate Removal Project 

Los Osos Community Services District 


Construct/install a pre manufactured, 168 square foot, metal building to house a 

skid-mounted ion-exchange unit to treat approximately 70 gallons per minute 

(gpm) of high nitrate water from the South Bay upper Aquifer well that is located 

within the boundary of the District. 

2011122002 Forbestown Shaded Fuel Break 

Butte County 

Oroville--Butte 

The Butte County Fire Safe Council has requested $187,100 from the Sierra 

Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grants Program to fund 

fuel breaks and fuel reduction treatments along roadways within 249 acres. The 

proposed project would construct fuel breaks and fuel modification zones along 

portions of Forbestown Road, Lower Forbestown Road, and Black Bart Road 

using a combination of mastication, dozer crushing and some hand cutting of 

small trees and brush in the understory of privately owned timberland located 

along the roads mentioned above within a 249-acre area identified as Phase 3 and 

5. Trees with diameters of 10 inches and smaller will be processed with a 

masticator or chipped as appropriate. Pushed material will remain on-site until 

dried over the summer reason, then crushed by the dozer and incorporated into 

the soil profile. 

2011122033 Single Use Carry-Out Bag Ordinance 

Ukiah, City of 


Ordinance banning plastic carryout bags and requiring 10 cents charge on paper 

bags. 

2011122074 Tentative Parcel Map Application No. 2011-08 - Brah/Basrai 


Patterson--Stanislaus 

Request to create two 58.75 acre parcels from a 117.5 acre parcel in the A-2-40 

(General Agriculture) zoning district. 

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2012052006 Relocation of Woodbridge Irrigation District's Diversion on Beaver Slough 

Woodbridge Irrigation District 

--San Joaquin 

The Woodbridge Irrigation District owns License # 8215 to divert 18.25 cubic feet 

per second from Beaver Slough for the irrigation of a 3,386.62-acre area near 

Thornton, CA. The District diverts the water with a pump in Beaver Slough near 

the easterly end of Beaver Slough, approximately 1 mile east of I-5 and 4 miles 

east of the Slough's confluence with the South Fork Mokelumne River. At the 

existing point of diversion at the eastern end of Beaver Slough, the pumping of 

water is impaired by the gradually increasing accumulation of trash which 

accumulates and blocks the flow of water through the District's trash rack at its 

point of diversion, which requires constant cleaning. The District has filed a 

petition with the SWRCB to change the point of diversion from Beaver Slough by 

moving it west (downstream) approximately 6,400 feet to a new pump station on 

the north side of Beaver Slough, where hydraulic conditions in the Slough are 

better suited for the avoidance of trash and debris accumulation, and to install a 

fish screen at the new point of diversion and to interconnect the new point of 

diversion with a pipeline delivering the water to the District's existing ditch system 

serving the Licensed place of use The new point of diversion would be in the SE 

1/4 of Section 9, T 4 N, R 5 E, MDB&M, as shown on the map attached hereto. 

2012069015 Diamond Mountain Forest and Meadow Restoration Project (SNC 510) 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy 

Susanville--Lassen 

The Honey Lake Valley Resource Conservation District has requested $273,735 

from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grants 

Program to fund fuel reduction treatments on 477 acres within the Diamond 

Mountains. The proposed project would implement fuels reduction treatment 

through a combination of mechanical thinning on approximately 420 acres; hand 

thinning, pruning, and slash disposal on approximately 48 acres; and removal of 

conifers less than 12 inches in diameter at breast height from approximately nine 

acres on two meadows. Woody debris and biomass generated would be utilized to 

the maximum extent feasible for chips to be delivered to a waste generation facility 

or for fuel wood. Slash would be piled and burned or removed, chipped, and 

masticated, as appropriate. 

2012068170 River Garden Farms #3 Town Site Project No. Y03-01, SAA 1600-2012-0062-R2 


--Yolo 

The project is limited to the installation of a retractable, self-cleaning fish screen 

system on an existing agricultural water diversion. The proposed construction will 

require that the pumps be removed during construction. A pumping outage will be 

require as soon as construction starts. 

2012068171 Hood Dock Access Staircase Project, LAA 1600-2012-0059-R2 


--Plumas 

The project consists of installing a dock access staircase that connects to the top 

of the existing rip-rapped shoreline and allows safe access down to the water line 

where the boat is docked. The staircase will be approximately 4' wide X 40" long, 

made of prefabricated aluminum. The staircase will be secured at the top with two 

sets of piers, set within a 5' x 5' concrete pad. The pad will be installed directly into 

the existing rip-rap shoreline. The work will be completed when the shoreline and 

site are dry. 

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2012068172 Drainage System Rehabilitation 

Caltrans #7 

Ojai--Ventura 

Replace failed culvert and clean out and maintain drainage system. 

2012068173 Division of Codes and Standards - Registration and Titling 

Housing and Community Development, California Department of 


Leasing of new office space for the California State Department of Housing and 

Community Development - Division of Codes and Standards, Registration and 

titling. 

2012068174 Beck Dam, No. 2048 

Water Resources, Department of 

--San Diego 

The proposed work consists of bringing the existing 99-foot high, 625 acre-feet 

capacity earth embankment dam from its current non-jurisdictional status, under 

the agricultural use only exemption, to within State Jurisdiction with the purpose of 

storing water primarily for domestic use. 

2012068175 Preventive Maintenance Project 3E2800 

Caltrans #4 

--Solano 

Rubberized Hot Mix Asphalt or Open Graded Friction Course overlay, digouts, will 

be backfilled with HMA, and there will be no shoulder backing. All work will be 

within the existing State's R/W. 

2012068176 LeyVa Nutrition Services Building 

Evergreen School District 


New Prep Kitchen. 

2012068177 LeyVa Tech Classrooms 

Evergreen School District 


Three new classrooms and restrooms. 

2012068178 Fuel Reduction Along County Roads (SNC 453) 


--Yuba 

The Yuba County Department of Public Works is requesting $144,000 in funding 

from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant 

Program for fuel reduction treatment along 14.4 miles of roadway. This project 

includes fuel reduction (hand cutting and chipping vegetation) within County Road 

right of way along 6.8 miles of La Porte Road from Bean Clipper Road to 

Strawberry Valley, 3.6 miles of Pendola Extension Road, and all 4.0 miles of 

Weeds Point Road. The proposed of the fuel reduction is to create a shaded fuel 

break within the existing road easement. This will provide for greater safety during 

a fire for the community evacuation and improve fire prevention to protect the 

Yuba River watersheds. 

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2012068179 La Porte Rd. II Hazardous Fuel Reduction (SNC 458) 


Quincy--Plumas 

The Plumas County Fire Safe Council is requesting $143,000 in funding from the 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forest Grant program for 

fuel reduction treatment on 174 net acres. The project involves completing fuel 

reduction activities on 174 net acres on 21 parcels abutting La Porte Road near 

Quincy. Fuel reduction treatments will include biomass harvesting on 62 acres; 

mastication on 43 acres; and hand thinning, piling, and buring on 69 acres. The 

project area is ranked Very High according to the California Department of 

Forestry and Fire Protection's Fire Hazard Severity Zoning Map. Prior to any 

buring, fuel treatment contractors will obtain an appropriate Air Quality Permit from 

the Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District. The purpose of the fuel 

reduction is to reduce hazardous fuels, create fire-resilient forests and reduce 

future wildfire impacts to the community and the watersheds. 

2012068180 Kramer Ranch Forest and Meadow Watershed Restoration Project (SNC 463) 


--Lassen 

The Pit Resource Conservation District is requesting $349,692 in funding from the 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forest Grant Program for 

watershed restoration and fuel reducting treatment on 700 acres of working cattle 

ranch. Project work consists of the thinning of overstocked pine stands, targeting 

small and suppressed trees, and the removal of invasive western juniper on a 

700-acre portion of the 1,045-acre Kramer cattle ranch. Material will be removed 

by tree shears and then chipped and hauled to a biomass fuel facility where it will 

be used in the production of renewable energy. 

2012068181 Nelder Grove Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project (SNC 467) 


--Madera 

The Sierra National Forest-Bass Lake Ranger District is requesting $299,510.34 in 

funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests 

Grant Program for fuel reduction treatment on 167 acres. The project proposes to 

reduce hazardous fuel accumulation of dead and down vegetation within 100 feet 

of the trail system in the around the Nelder Grove Historical Site, including around 

specimen trees (trees featured specifically for the enjoyment of trail users) 

associated with the trail systems, for a total 6.5 miles of trails and 167 acres. The 

purpose of the project is to return the grove to a healthier and more-natural state. 

Project benefits include protection and improvement of the watershed and an 

improvement of visual aesthetics and safety for visitor to the Nelder Grove Area. 

2012068182 Little Butte Creek Forest Health Project (SNC 474) 


--Butte 

The Butte County Fire Safe Council is requesting $84,000 in funding from the 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forest Grant Program for 

fuel reduction treatment on 30 acres. The project involves vegetation removal and 

thinning of densely overstocked trees and brush in the Little Butte Creek 

watershed. 30 acres of vegetation will be treated by hand cutting and pile 

burning/chipping overstocked brush and small trees eight inches in diameter or 

less. 

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2012068183 Harvego Bear River Preserve Improved Forest Management Implementation 

Project (SNC 488) 


Auburn--Placer 

The Placer Land Trust is requestion $300,000 in funding from the Sierra Nevada 

Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program for fuel reduction 

treatment on 90 acres. The project will enhance the Bear River watershed by 

protecting water quality through improved forest management practices aimed at 

limiting erosion and sedimentation, reducing wildfire intensity and severity, and 

creating a healthier ecosystem. 

2012068184 Little Valley Forest and Meadow Watershed Restoration Project (SNC 494) 


--Lassen 

The Lassen County Fire Safe Council (LCFSC) is requesting $349,800 in funding 

from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forest Grant 

Program for watershed restoration and fuel reduction treatment on 697 acres. The 

project involves fuel reduction by mechanical (shearing, thinning, and mastication) 

and hand methods, and skidding materials to a processing area for chipping. 

Filled trucks will haul chips to a biomass fuel facility. The LCFSC will also work 

with area homeowners regarding defensible space and the removal of trees and 

shrubs adjacent to structures. 

2012068185 Clear Creek Forest and Meadow Watershed Restoration Project (SNC 497) 


--Lassen, Plumas 

The Lassen County Fire Safe Council (LCFSC) is requesting $349,650 in funding 


Program for forest and meadow restoration and fuel reduction treatment of 700 

acres within a 1,850-acre area. The project involves fuel reduction by mechanical 

(shearing, thinning, and mastication) and hand methods on 700 acres of private 

land, and skidding materials to a processing area for chipping. 

2012068186 Weed Treatment on the Westside of the Tahoe National Forest (SNC 500) 


Nevada City--El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Sierra 

The U.S. Forest Service, Tahoe National Forest, is requesting $40,000 in funding 


Program for weed treatment and fuels reduction on 120 acres at up to 25 sites on 

the Westside of the Tahoe National Forest within two National Forest Ranger 

Districts and four counties. The proposed project involves hand pulling non-native 

invasive plant occurrences, piling for buring and/or scattering weeds inplace if not 

in seed or able to resprout, posting information about weed infestation impacts at 

five sites on exisitng posting boards, and documenting and cataloging in a 

database. 

2012068187 Carman Creek Watershed Forest Ecosystem Health Improvement Project (SNC 

509) 


--Plumas, Sierra 

The Sierra Valley Resource Conservation District is requesting $350,000 in 


Grant Program for a combination of fuel reduction treatment and stream/meadow 

restoration. The purpose of the project is to improve forest health and resilience on 

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2012068188 Truckee-Boca Musk Thistle Attack Project (SNC 512) 


Truckee--Nevada, Sierra 

The Truckee District of the Tahoe National Forest is requesting $33,867.44 in 


Grant Program for noxious weed removal. The project involves the eradication of 

the occurrences of musk thistle and starthistle on 320 acres within the Tahoe 

National Forest. The removal of musk thistle would be centered around the 

Stampede and Boca Reservior Areas. 

2012068189 June Loop Fuels Reduction Project (SNC 520) 


Mammoth Lakes--Mono 

The USDA Forest Service (USFS), Inyo National Forest, is requesting $327,500 in 


Grant Program for fuel reduction treatment on 89 acres in 4 units known as A-01 

(15 acres), DZ-07 (36 acres), DZ-08 (14 acres), and DZ-09 (24 acres). The project 

involves fuels reduction treatment activities that would include tree thinning and 

pruning to reduce stand density and ladder fuels, shrub cutting, wood hauling, and 

slash chipping and piling. 

2012068190 A-Rated Noxious Weed Eradication in the Sierra Nevada Project (SNC 535) 



The Placer County Agricultural Department is requesting $60,000 in funding from 

the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program 

for weed eradication treatment on 20 net acres, focusing on the Interstate 80 (I-80) 

and Bear River corridors. The proposed project involves an integrated pest 

management approach of hand pulling followed by proper project involves an 

integrated pest management approach of hand pulling followed by proper disposal 

and herbicide application on noxious weed infestations, surveys for incipient 

infestations, mapping infestations with GPS/GIS, and quantitatively monitoring 

progress. 

2012068191 Heart K Forest Health Project (SNC 556) 


--Plumas 

The Feather River Resource Conservation District is requesting $232,750 in 


Grant Program for fuel reduction treatment on up to 120 acres and restoration on 

4.5 acres and 2.5 river miles. 

2012068192 American River Canyon Shaded Fuel Break (SNC 567) 



The City of Auburn Fire Department is requesting $146,690 in funding from the 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy's proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program for 

fuel reduction treatment on 60 acres. The project involves implementation of a 

shaded fuel break (strategic and planned thinning and removal of flammable 

vegetation by hand) for 60 acres in locations throughout the American River 

Canyon in keeping with the including the measures contained in the American 

River Canyon Shaded Fuel Break prescription developed collaboratively by Cal 

Fire, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, CA State Parks, and Auburn City Fire 

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2012068193 Kelty Meadow Campground Restoration and Facilities Improvement Project (SNC 

607) 


--Madera 

The Backcountry Horsemen of California-Sierra Free packers Unit is requesting 

$11,775 in funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy 

Forests Grant Program for habitat restoration on about 2 acres at Kelty Meadow 

Campground in the Sierra National Forest. The project involves planting currently 

unvegetated banks with native riparian vegetation. 

2012068194 Upper Chiquito Creek Meadow Restoration Project (SNC 608) 


--Madera 

The Yosemite/Sequoia Resource Conservation and Development Council is 

requesting $40,147.42 in funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's 

Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program for meadow/riparian restoration on 

30 net acres in Sierra National Forest. The proposed project includes stabilizing 

headcuts by installing rock step-pools and revegetating the channel banks with 

native sod and live-stake willow plantings, stabilizing stream channels by placing 

in-stream rock structures where appropriate, restoring riparian habitat and 

montane placing in-stream rock structures where appropriate, restoring riparian 

habitat and montane meadow by reducing the encroaching conifers and noxious 

weeds, and managing off-highway vehicles (OHV) by either closing the 

roads/tracks or bringing them up to maintenance standards. 

2012068196 Northstar Fuels Site Management Maintenance 2 Project (SNC 619) 


--Placer 

The Northstar Fire Department is requesting $112,967.50 in funding from the 

Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program for 

fuel reduction treatment. The project area consists of eight sites totaling 

approximately 57 acres within the Northstar Ski Resort residential area. The 

project involves removing smaller ladder fuels and dead, diseased and dying 

trees; tree thinning by using hand-tools; and mastication methods. 

2012068197 Woodpecker Preserve Forest Restoration Project (SNC 631) 


Nevada City--Nevada 

The Bear Yuba Land Trust is requesting $76,315 in funding from the Sierra 

Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy Forests Grant Program for an 

approximately 28-acre project involving fuels reduction, removal of invasive 

vegetation, and limited revegetation in selected areas. Woodpecker Preserve is a 

heavily forested 28.23-acre parcel of land which acts as a buffer to a densely 

populated residential neighborhood on Banner Mountain. 

2012068198 North Grove Forest Restoration Project (SNC 651) 


--Calaveras, Tuolumne 

The California Department of Parks and Recreation is requesting $349,008 in 


Grant Program for fuel reduction treatment and restoration. The project involves 

the restoration of 125 acres of the North Grove giant sequoia forest in the 

Calaveras Big Trees State Park, through selectively thinning the understory and 

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removing surface and ladder fuels. 

2012068199 Union Hill Fuels Reduction Project (SNC 656) 


Grass Valley--Nevada 

The California Department of Parks and Recreatio, Sierra District, is requesting 

$150,000 in funding from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy's Proposition 84 Healthy 

Forests Grant Program for fuel reduction treatments on up to 81 acres within 

Empire Mine Stae Historic Park. The project involves forest thinning and hazard 

fuel reduction done by mastication, hazard tree removal, and invasive plant control 

in the Union Hill area of the Park. 

2012068200 Install Informational Signs 


--Sonoma 

Install informational signs in Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve and 

Austin Creek State Recreation Area to identify and direct park visitors to facilities. 

2012068201 Chowchilla High School Expansion Site 


--Madera 

The California Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC), pursuant to 

authority granted under Chapter 6.8, Division 20, section 25323.1 and 25356.1 of 

the Healthy and Safety Code (H&SC) is considering approval of a Removal Action 

Workplan (RAW) for the Chowchilla High School Expansion Site as submitted on 

April 17, 2012, by Chowchilla Union High School District. The RAW addresses a 

parcel of land adjacent to the existing Chowchilla High School where shallow soils 

are impacted by several chamicals of concern (COC) including aldrin, dieldrin 

chlordane and 4,4-DDT (chlorinated pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB), 

mineral oil, and lead. 

2012068202 Jonell Way Transitional Housing Rehabilitation Project 



The project consists of purchasing and rehabilitating the residence for use as 

transitional housing for up to five homeless individuals and one on-site house 

manager. 

2012068203 Laguna Chinese Baptist Church - Conditional Use Permit Amendment and Design 

Review EG12-007 



The Applicant is requesting an amendment to Phase II and Phase III of their 

approved Conditional Use Permit (CUP) (EG-00-006) and a Design Review. Phase 

II and Phase III of the approved CUP consisted of two 5,250 square foot education 

buildings, totaling 10,500 square feet. The requested amendments are necessary 

to consolidate Phase II and III of the 2001 CUP to allow the construction and 

operation of a proposed 14,016 square foot education building and modified hours 

of operation. 

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2001-22 Preservation of Los Olivos of Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Mission Indians APN 

143-251-01, 143-241-02, 143-241-03, 143-251-05, 143-251-06, 143-251-08, 

143-251-09 



The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Mission Indians plans to use the total 6.9 acres 

of land to provide additional land for an expanded tribal administration and 

community center. 

Proposed Activity: Residential 

2012062050 Time Extension for Use Permit Application No. 2010-09 - Scatec Westside Solar 

Ranch 


--Stanislaus 

Request for a one year time extension to establish a 50 megawatt solar farm on 

382 acres of three parcels totaling 1,132 acres. There will be two phases of 25 

megawatts on 191 acres per phase. 

2004061029 Castlerock: Community Plan Amendment; General Plan Amendment; Rezone, 

Planned Development Permit; Site Development Permit; Vesting Tentative Map; 

Easement Vacat 



The annexation Scenario includes the annexation of the development from the City 

of San Diego to the City of Santee. The Annexation Scenario includes 430 units 

(283 detached single-family and 147 single-family detached clustered units), a 

4-acre public park, 0.64 acre of pocket parks, 94.92 acres of open space, a 

multi-use trail, and infrastructure improvements. Under the No. Annexation 

Scenario, the site would remain in the City of San Diego's jurisdiction. The No 

Annexation Scenario includes 422 units (282 detached single-family and 140 

single-family detached clustered units), a 4-acre public park, 0.5 acre of pocket 

parks, 94.73 acres of open space, a multi-use trail, and infrastructure 

improvements. 

2011011007 Water System Master Plan Update 

Solvang, City of 

Solvang--Santa Barbara 

The purpose of the Water System Master Plan Update is to: (1) evaluate the 

present and future water supply and demand conditions, (2) analyze and identify 

water system supply and distribution deficiencies, and (3) develop 

recommendations for prioritizing water sources, developing new and expanded 

water production and treatment facilities, upgrading various distribution and 

storage facilities, and developing a capital improvement program to address 

deficiencies. 

2011102036 Child Study Center at College of Marin, Kentfield Campus 

Marin Community College District 

Larkspur--Marin 

The proposed project includes the construction of a one-story (16-foot tall), 5,936 

(not including the deck) sf Child Study Center (CSC) on the College of Marin 

Larkspur Annex site. The site is currently a vacant, paved parking lot that has 

been used for overflow parking for District students and staff as well as storage of 

construction trailers and equipment. A restroom trailer is located at the east side 

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of the site for use by those using the nearby playing fields. The restroom trailer 

would remain on the site. A total of 19 on-site parking spaces would be provided, 

in addition to an outdoor play area and garden. 

The existing CSC is used by about 28 children while the proposed project would 

accommodate 32 children. The CSC has seven fulltime staff and three part-time 

staff. 

2011022057 389 El Camino Real Project 



FYI Final 

The applicant proposes to demolish the existing single-family house at 612 

Partridge Avenue and residential triplex at 603-607 College Avenue and construct 

26 residential units and associated site improvements on the subject parcels in the 

C-4(ECR) (General Commercial Applicable to El Camino Real) and R-3 

(Apartment) zoning districts. The applicant includes the following requests: 

1. Use Permit. A use permit to construct three or more residential units in the R-3 

zoning district, and to construct residential units and increase the floor area ratio 

(FAR) from 55 percent to 75 percent in the C-4(ECR) zoning district. 

2. Architectural Control. Design review for the proposed residential buildings and 

site improvements. 

3. Major Subdivision. Tentative Map for seven existing legal lots to be merged 

into two lots; the public street easement for Alto Lane would be abandoned; and 

26 residential condominium units would be created. 

4. Below Market Rate Housing Agreement. A Below Market Rate (BMR) Housing 

Agreement to provide for the development of three on-site low-income BMR units 

in accordance with the City's BMR Program and the provisions of Government 

Code Section 65915, the State Density Bonus Law. 

5. Environmental Review. The project would be analyzed for potential 

environmental impacts in the focused EIR. 

2010111024 Vinvent Tier III Winery 



A draft ND for the proposed Vincent winery project was circulate for public review 

from November 4 to December 3, 2010. This draft ND reflects revisions to: 1) the 

proposed project description; and 2) project-specific and cumulative traffic 

analyses. As a result, the document is being recirculated for public review. 

2012061059 Smith Creek Slope Armor Protection Project 

Riverside County Economic Development Agency 

Banning--Riverside 

The Smith Creek Slope Armor Protection Project involves the installation of the 

embankment protective measures along the northern bank of Smith Creek 

adjacent to the Larry David Smith Correction Facility. The catalyst in prompting 

this measure was attributed to excessive rain storm events occurring in December 

of 2009 and 2010 that resulted in slope failure to the northern embankment 

abutting the correctional facility. 

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2012061060 IS 6501 - CUP 3324: Allow a Mineral Extraction Operation 

Fresno County 

--Fresno 

This proposal entails the establishment of a commercial mineral extraction 

operation on a 59.86 acre site in the AE-40 (Exclusive Agricultural, 40-acre 

minimum parcel size) Zone District. The proposed operation will excavate, crush 

and screen approximately 205,000 cubic yards of fractured basalt rock on-site with 

the use of portable equipment in order to produce aggregate products to be 

hauled away from the site for off-site sale. The proposed excavation, crushing and 

screening will be conducted for approximately 400 days dispersed across a 

five-year period, and product sales will be conducted daily throughout the five-year 

life of the project. The project site will be accessed from the Medford Road 

terminus via an existing 60 foot wide private road access easement which will be 

surfaced with crushed rock. 

2012061062 Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades Project 

Taft, City of 

Taft--Kern 

The project would replace the existing headworks, including adding a bar screen 

to the dump station; rehabilitate two existing lagoons for redundancy; install a new 

Biolac aeration system for lagoon aeration and improved secondary (biological) 

treatment; install a new Parshall flume and ultrasonic level meter; install a new 

electrical feed and blowers; rehabilitate valves and piping; replace the existing 

electrical distribution system; and replace the existing generator at the existing 

wastewater treatment plant. 

2012061064 E & J Gallo Winery Livingston Water Innovation and Energy Facility Project 

Merced County 

Livingston--Merced 

E&J Gallo Winery proposes to construct the Livingston Water Innovation and 

Energy Facility (LWINE) on an 8-acre site adjacent to their existing facilities. The 

facility would include waste treatment tanks and equipment, buildings to house 

equipment, and associate site improvements. The project would digest 

wastewater and pomace to generate biogas and up to 2 megawatts of electricity to 

offset a portion of the power usage from the utility grid; treat winery wastewater 

flows to reduce wastewater and contaminant loading on areas designated for land 

disposal of process wastewater; produce dried fertilizer from biosolids; recover 

some land currently used for the application of wastewater; and recover heat from 

internal combustion engines. 

2012062053 Merritt College Center for Science and Allied Health 

Peralta Community College District 

Oakland--Alameda 

The project would construct the Center for Science and Allied Health on a vacant 

site located on the Merritt College campus. The building would be four stories and 

contain approximately 110,860 gross sf. The new building would not cause an 

increase in student enrollment at Merritt College. 

2012062054 American River Common Features WRDA 96 Remaining Sites R10 

Central Valley Flood Protection Board 


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levee under the Watt Avenue Bridge. Construction-related activities would take 

place for approximately three months. Temporary, progressive lane closures of 

the Watt Avenue Bridge and adjoining recreational trail would occur for 

approximately eight weeks. The construction of Site R10 is anticipated to take 

place in the summer 2013. 

2012062055 Jacob Lane Levee Improvements, Reach C 



Remove and reconstruct approximately 1,385 feet of levee between 10 feet and 15 

feet further landward. The new levee would reflect corrections to the width of the 

levee needed for levee inspection and flood fighting activities. Construction will 

occur late summer of 2013. 

2012062056 Natomas East Main drain Canal 



Strengthen approximately 4,800 feet of flood control levee along the lower 

American River in the American River Parkway. Construction would be 

implemented over two construction seasons: the upstream segment is scheduled 

to be constructed in 2013 and the downstream segment is scheduled to be 

constructed in 2014. 

2012062057 East Littlefield and Strongs Creek Plaza Properties Wetlands Mitigation 

Fortuna, City of 

Fortuna--Humboldt 

Grading permit & restoration creating 9.17 acres of wetlands to restore 4.18 acres 

of wetlands that were disturbed without permit as a result of unauthorized fill and 

debris. Project includes removing fill material and surface debris from impacted 

wetlands, developing new surface drainage to support northern red-legged frog 

habitat, and enhancing existing wetlands on site by removing non-native plants 

and revegetating with a native plant buffer. 

2007062016 Natomas Levee Improvement Program Landside Improvements Phase 2 Project 

Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency 


Since certification and adoption of the previous environmental documents for the 

NLIP, SAFCA has continued to finalize the design and refine the features of the 

Natomas Project, including the restoration of a section of the north bank of the 

American River to provide improved fish and wildlife habitat, increased levee 

height within Reaches 1 through 11B of the Sacramento East Levee, removal of 

existing pump at Bennett and Northern Pump Stations, and modification of design 

and construction of discharge piping and Siddiqui Pump Station. 

2012061055 Camarillo Academy + Performing Arts Center 

Oxnard Union High School District 

Camarillo--Ventura 

Note: Review extended per lead. 

The Oxnard Union High School Distirct is proposing a new high school in the City 

of Camarillo (Camarillo Academy High School + Performing Arts Center). The 

Project would provide educational facilities for Grades 9-12 with a maximum 

enrollment of 1,000 students in approximately 108,000 square feet of floor area. 

Athletic fields and parking areas would be provided. A Performing Arts Center with 

a 700-seat main theater and a separate 99-seat black box theater is also 

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2012061057 Grand Park Specific Plan 

Ontario, City of 

Ontario--San Bernardino 

The proposed project is the Grand Park Specific Plan for the development of a 

master planned residential community on approximately 320 gross acres of land. 

The Grand Park Specific Plan is divided into 10 planning areas and an 

approximately 130-net-acre Grand Park. Planning Area 10 includes a high school 

and Planning Area 9 includes an elementary school. The remaining planning 

areas contain a mix of low-density, medium-density and high-density residential 

development. Exhibit 4 of the IS shows the proposed land use plan. The Grand 

Park Specific Plan is comprised of 5 land use designations: 1) Residential: 

Low-Density (6-12 DU/AC Gross Max); 2) Residential: Medium Density (12-18 

DU/AC Gross Max); 3) Residential: High Density (18-25 DU/AC Gross Max); 4) 

public schools; and 5) the Grand Park. The Specific Plan area anticipates the 

development of up to 1,327 residential units with trails and pocket parks, a high 

school, elementary school, and the Grand Park. It is also anticipated that 

Tentative Tract Map application(s), Development Agreement(s), and Williamson 

Act contract cancellation application(s) will be submitted in conjunction with the 

Specific Plan. 

2012061058 Ranchero Road Improvement Project 

Hesperia, City of 

Hesperia--San Bernardino 

The City of Hesperia Development Services Department in cooperation with the 

County of San Bernardino Department of Transportation proposes improvement to 

a 5.5-mile stretch of Ranchero Road from east of Mariposa Road (Station 67+00) 

to Seventh Avenue (Station 326+40.00). The proposed project will involve 

widening exisitng two-lane segments of Ranchero Road to four lanes, with a 12-ft 

painted two-way left-turn median and 6-ft shoulders in both directions. On-street 

parking will not be allowed. Shoulder width and other dimensions would vary, 

depending upon whether the subject roadway segment is located in City or county 

jurisdiction. The total estimated roadway right-of-way (ROW) width is anticipated 

to range between 80-ft and 140-ft. 

2012061063 Portola Center Project 

Lake Forest, City of 

Lake Forest--Orange 

The project consists of an Area Plan (Area Plan 2008-01) and Tentative Tract Map 

(TTM) Nos. 15353-1, 15353-2, and 17300 for the 195-acre Portola Center project 

site. The project will include a variety of housing types, including a mixed-use 

area with a small neighborhood commercial component, as well as parks, and 

open space. 

The Portola Center Area Plan would provide a comprehensive set of guidelines, 

regulations, and implementation plans that would guide development of the project 

site. The Area Plan is designed to serve as a "blueprint" for development of the 

project area by establishing the distribution of land use and the criteria for 

development of each land use district. North of Glenn Ranch Road (TTM 17300), 

the Area Plan proposes two single-family residential neighborhoods (east and 

west of Saddleback Ranch Road). South of Glenn Ranch Road (TTM 15353-1 

and 15353-2), various single- and multi-family neighborhoods are proposed, as 

well as a mixed-use (commercial/residential) neighborhood. Pedestrian parks 

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would be interspersed throughout the project site, and 10 to 20 acres of total 

parkland (including a 5.0-acre Neighborhood park and potentially, an 8.0-acre 

Sports Park) is proposed southwest of the intersection of Glenn Ranch Road and 

Saddleback Ranch Road. Open spaces are planned within and along the site's 

perimeter. 

2012062051 KXPR Radio Tower Use Permit 

Sacramento County 

--Sacramento 

The project consists of a request for a use permit to allow an FM radio 

broadcasting facility consisting of a 500-foot tall tower and an equipment building 

on approximately 1.6 acres of a larger 268 acre site in the AG-80 (Agricultural) 

zone. The 500-foot tower will be approximately 48 inches in diameter and will be 

supported by guy wires anchored at three locations around the pole. The anchors 

will be located 325 feet from the base of the tower. The disturbed area (includes 

road, base of tower, equipment building and anchors points) will be approximately 

34,162 sf, or 0.78 acres. 

2012062052 3000 Bowers Avenue Office Development Project 

Santa Clara, City of 


Architectural review to construct (2) 150,000 sf six story office buildings, a 17,400 

sf two-story commons building, a six-story parking garage & surface parking 

totaling 1,200 spaces, site improvements & landscaping in conjunction with 

demolition of an existing 100,000 sf two-story building. 

2012061056 General Plan Amendment No. 12GPA02 and Zone Change No. 12ZC02 

Chino Hills, City of 

Chino--San Bernardino 

The Project is a proposal by the City of Chino Hills to change the General Plan 

Land Use Map designation of Founders Recreation Center / Former City Hall 

property from Institutional to High Density Residential and change the Zoning Map 

designation of the property from Planned Development (PD) 13-137 to High 

Density Residential (RM-2). The rezoning of the Former City Hall property to RM-2 

could allow a worst-case scenario of a maximum density of 25 dwelling units per 

acre, or 226 dwelling units. 

2012061061 Rancho En Sueno New Residence and Guesthouse 



Coastal Development Permit, on property zoned AG-II-320 to allow for 

construction of a new 2,597 sf residence, 966 sf garage, 797 sf guesthouse, 588 

sf garage, pool, driveway and grading including 2,435 cubic yards of cut and 2,436 

cubic yards of fill. The property would be served by a private septic system and 

private water well. All residential development would be confined to a 1.72-acre 

residential development area. The remainder of the 104-acre parcel would remain 

in agricultural use as a part of the Hollister Ranch cattle cooperative. 

1998032048 Oak Valley Subdivision and Conceptual Master Plan Recirculated EIR 

Chico, City of 

Chico--Butte 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2010-0174-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Thomas V. and Mary R. Fogarty 

Revocable Trust. 

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The project is limited to development of necessary public access infrastructure 

consisting of the following: Placement of bottomless arched culverts across Dead 

Horse Slough to allow creation of road crossings of the waterway; Placement of 

three storm water outfalls to pass water from detention basins into Dead Horse 

Slough. In addition the banks of the slough will be armored with riprap adjacent to 

the detention basins, at the outfalls and both at the head and tail ends of the 

arched culverts to minimize undermining of any structures during peak storm 

flows. 

2004071097 F.E. Weymouth Filtration Plant Oxidation Facilities and Site Improvements 

Program 


La Verne--Los Angeles 

The project consists of minor modifications and upgrades to the F.E. Weymouth 

Treatment Plant (Plant) Oxidation Retrofit Program: 1) replace an existing 

chain-link fence with a block concrete wall along Sedalia Avenue and the Plant's 

southwest perimeter, 2)construct a stormwater sedimentation detention basin in 

the southwest area of the Plant, 3) reconfigure existing basins; and 4) Incorporate 

an operation and maintenance action plan for Plant rejection. Other work includes 

pipe and valve installation associated with the basins. 

2005102102 Calaveras Dam Replacement Project 

San Francisco, City and County of 

Fremont, Milpitas--Alameda, Santa Clara 

The Calaveras Dam Replacement Project (CDRP) includes the replacement of the 

existing Calaveras dam with a new earth and rock-fill dam that will accommodate a 

public water supply reservoir of the same size as the original 1920s plans (96,850 

Acre Feet) in order to meet Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) requirements. 

When the replacement dam is completed, DSOD restrictions will be lifted and the 

original reservoir pool will be restored to the normal maximum water surface 

elevation of 756 feet. Construction will take approximately 4 years. 

2006072018 Soquel Creek Water District Well Master Plan 

Soquel Creek Water District 

Capitola--Santa Cruz 

The project is limited to the installation of a water level recorder at one of two sites 

within a pool on Soquel Creek. The preferred site is adjacent to the Santa Cruz 

County Waste Water pumping facility on Bay Avenue in the City of Capitola. The 

east bank of the stream at this location contains a steep, upstream facing 

sandstone cliff onto which a 2" diameter steel pipe would be secured. The pipe 

would extend approximately 10' down to the water surface and 2' below the water 

surface. The bottom of 2" diameter pipe will be open. At the top of the pipe a 

12"x12"x10" steel junction box will be attached to the cliff surface. The steel box 

will contain a press equalizer, allow access to the water level sensor and provide 

an electrical connection from the water level sensor and provide an electrical 

connection from the water level sensor to the data logger. An electrical conduit will 

be buried in the existing foot path on the channel bank and extended to the east 

side of the waste water pumping facility where it will be connected to an existing 

data logger. The steel conduit, steel box and buried electrical conduit are 

necessary to prevent vandalism of the equipment. 

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2008032115 Westbrook Amendment to the Sierra Vista Specific Plan 



The project consists of amendments to the Sierra Vista Specific Plan, which would 

allow for future development of approximately 397 acres of the site with a mix of 

uses; including General Plan text, land use designations and land use map 

amendment; rezoning to change the Urban Reserve designation to 141 (705 units) 

of LDR (low density residential), 79 acres (635 units) of MDR (medium density 

residential) and 28 acres (689 units) of HDR (high density residential), 6 acres of 

CMU (commercial mixed use), 37 acres of CC/GC (general commercial) uses, 11 

acres of public/quasi-public uses including an elementary school, 16 acres of 

parks, and 36 acres of open space; and execution of Development Agreement. 

2009071071 Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) 

Anaheim, City of 


The City of Anaheim, in partnership with the Orange County Transportation 

Authority (OCTA), is proposing to enhance the existing Anaheim Metrolin/Amtrak 

Station that is located south of Katella Avenue and adjacent to the Grove of 

Anaheim (the "ARTIC project"). A larger station with improved transit connectivity 

and passenger services and amenities will be constructed approximately one 

quarter (.025) mile east along the existing OCTA railroad right-of-way. 

2010022008 Brewer Road Bridge at King Slough Bridge Replacement 

Placer County 

Lincoln--Placer 

The 1,952-acre Brewer Road Bridge at King Slough Replacement Project consists 

of replacing an existing 20-foot wide by 24-feet long, two lane reinforced concrete 

slab bridge with a new bridge in the same alignment. The project is located at King 

Slough which is located northwest of the City of Roseville approximately 6 miles 

north of Baseline Road on Brewer Road. The purpose of the project is to replace a 

structurally deficient bridge with a larger bridge to accommodate transportation 

needs. 

2010022010 Brewer Road Over Markham Ravine Bridge Replacement 

Placer County 

Lincoln--Placer 

The 2.4-acre Brewer Road Bridge at Markham Ravine Replacement Project 

consists of replacing an existing 20-foot wide by 24-feet long two lane reinforced 

concrete Slab Bridge with a new bridge in the same alignment. The project is 

located at Markham Ravine which is located northwest of the City of Roseville 

approximately 10 miles north of Baseline Road on Brewer Road. The purpose of 

the project is to replace a structurally deficient bridge with a larger bridge to 

accommodate transportation needs. 

2010041016 06-KIN-41-R37.5/R38.1 

Caltrans #6 

Lemoore--Kings 

The Project involves constructing left-turn lanes for northbound and southbound 

directions on SR 41 with associated pavement widening to the east of the existing 

alignment from 1 to 12 feet, and realigning Jackson Avenue to meet the Advisory 

Standard 75 degree (minimum) intersection skew angle. The design incorporates 

variable widths ranging from 12 feet to 24 feet in and around the intersection to 

accommodate truck turning movements and 8-foot shoulders. The widening 

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begins at PM 37.5 and ends at PM R38.1. The realignment moves Jackson 

Avenue approximately 45 feet (maximum) south of the existing Jackson Avenue 

alignment. The Project also includes relocating several utility poles and upgrading 

the existing safety lighting. 

The Project will impact 6.24 acres of Tipton kangaroo rat (Dipodomys nitratoides) 

habitat including temporary impacts to 4.16 acres and permanent removal of 2.08 

acres of habitat. The Project is expected to result in incidental take of Tipton 

kangaroo rat, which is designated as an endangered species under the California 

Endangered Species Act. The ITP referenced above as issued by DFG authorizes 

incidental take of the Tipton kangaroo rat, subject to various terms and conditions, 

including the requirement that all authorized impacts are fully mitigated and take is 

minimized. 

2010092022 665 Proposed Street/Mirabel Project 

San Carlos, City of 

San Carlos--San Mateo 

The project consists of demolition of an existing single-family home on the project 

site and subdivision of the existing two parcels into seven parcels for the 

development of seven detached, clustered residential units with shared common 

ownership ranging from 2,644 to 2,996sf in size and two to three stories in height. 

Site improvements will include a permeable paver shared driveway, drainage inlets 

that lead to dissipaters into Pulgas Creek and wrought iron fencing, benches, 

exercise stations, and a decomposed granite trail along the creek. 

2010111042 San Diego Creek Restoration Project 

Irvine, City of 

Irvine--Orange 

The project is limited to restoring a 1,971 meter (1.2 mile) portion of the San Diego 

Creek to original design grade and capacity as constructed in 1988. The City of 

Irvine proposes to accomplish this by: removing silt to design grade; removing 

trash, debris, and vegetation from the channel bottom; and realigning and/or 

replace existing riprap around outlet structures, grade control structures, and 

under bridges. The one time, initial construction intends to remove 0.14 acres of 

riparian vegetation. No new structures beyond that of the original 1988 

construction are proposed. The repair of outlet structures, grade control structures, 

and restoration of the eroded soil-cement banks and access ramps will consist of 

the same type of material, in the same location, as originally designed. The project 

includes ongoing maintenance of the channel and existing structures throughout 

the term of the Agreement. 

2011072031 Folsom Boulevard Widening/Ramona Avenue Extension Project 

Sacramento, City of 


The City proposes to widen Folsom Boulevard between U.S. 50 and the UPRR 

tracks undercrossing to accommodate the newly added intersection where 

Ramona Avenue ties into Folsom Boulevard. There would be construction staging 

areas and utility relocation as part of the proposed project. The proposed project 

would extend Ramona Avenue to connect to Folsom Boulevard and improve the 

mobility for pedestrians along Ramona Avenue between Brighton Avenue and 

Cucamonga Avenue. 

Improvements to Ramona Avenue between Cucamonga Avenue and Brighton 

Avenue would include widening Ramona Ave. to provide sidewalks with 

landscaping areas, on-street parallel parking, bike lanes, standard street lighting, 

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and an upgraded drainage system, including a potential detention basin. At the 

intersection of Brighton Avenue and the proposed Ramona Ave. extension, there 

are two design options discussed in this document: a three-way-stop-controlled 

intersection or a roundabout intersection. The proposed improvements would 

conform to the existing driveways and parking lots. In areas where there are no 

structures, the roadway would conform to the proposed right-of-way. 

2012011014 Public Works- El Camino Real at Santa Margarita Creek Bridge Project ED10-185 

(245R12B585) 



A proposal by the County of San Luis Obispo Department of Public Works 

(County) to reinforce the El Camino Real at Santa Margarita Creek Bridge, Bridge 

No. 49C0310, to mitigate scour at bridge foundations. This project would result in 

the temporary disturbance of approximately 0.05 acres (2150 s.f.) and the 

permanent disturbance of approximately 520 s.f., and is located on El Camino 

Real at Asuncion Road, approximately two miles southeast of the city limit of 

Atascadero, north of the village of Garden Farms. 

2012011014 Public Works- El Camino Real at Santa Margarita Creek Bridge Project ED10-185 

(245R12B585) 



The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and Streambed 

Alteration Agreement pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the 

Project applicant, Mr. Dave Flynn. The Project consists of reinforcing the El 

Camino Real at Santa Margarita Creek Bridge (No. 493C0310) to repair scour at 

bridge foundations. The Project will include dowels being drilled and cemented at 

various locations along the bottoms of piers No. 2 and No. 3 in the area of the 

existing scour cavities. Approximately 31 cubic yards of loose sediment and soft, 

weathered sandstone will be removed in preparation for reinforcement of the 

cavities. Four-sack grout will be pumped into the cavities to replace the 

scoured-out sandstone bedrock and prevent further undermining of the structure. If 

work occurs while surface flows exist in the channel, a dewatering plan will be 

implemented to divert flows around the work area. The Notification materials, 

including engineered plans, are made part of the Project Description. An access 

ramp will be created to allow the equipment to reach the scour area from Santa 

Margarita Road to the northwest of the Project Area. 

2012022049 Mindego Gateway Project 


--San Mateo 

Construct a staging area/parking lot, commemorative site, and two connector trails 

on Russia Ridge Open Space Preserve. The project would also close a 1-mile 

segment of an existing multi-use trail to bicycles (to protect sensitive biological 

resources), and amend two Williamson Act contracts to allow for recreational use 

of the underlining parcels that is compatible with ongoing grazing operations. 

2012031062 Linda Vista East Sewer Upsize and Realignment 

Vallecitos Water District 

San Marcos--San Diego 

The upsizing and replacement of an existing underground gravity sewer line that 

runs through public streets and private properties, under State Hwy. 78 to an 

upstream connection with an existing sewer line in Blingham Drive. the project 

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includes the underground installation of approximately 2,980 feet of new, 

gravity-drive n 15-inch diameter PVC sewer pipe including surface access 

manholes for maintenance and clean-out. 

2012041035 595 Munras 

Monterey, City of 

Monterey--Monterey 

The project site is 17,950 s.f. in area and is located at the intersection of Munras 

Avenue and Webster Street. A 25' x 95' public utility easement exists along the 

property's northeastern edge. The easement area contains a walkway to the 

historic Robert Louis Stevenson house, various public utilities and vegetation. 

2012069016 Star Fire 2 THP (2-10-084 PLA) 


--Placer 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2012-0067-R2 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, New Forestry, LLC. 

2012069017 Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements 


Rialto--San Bernardino 

Replace aging infrastructure to improve efficiency and decrease risk of emergency 

failure. Install Supervisory Control and Data Access System (SCADA) to eliminate 

process bottlenecks and deteriorating infrastructure to minimize risk of emergency 

failure at Plants 2, 3, and 4; replace aeration equipment and refurbish clarifier; 

install new UV equipment; replace sand filters with cloth; install second belt filter. 

2012069018 Wastewater Treatment Plant FOG Modifications 



Install an additional FOG tank (15,000 gallons) and upgrade the cleaning an 

monitoring system. 

2012068204 CT Proposes to Replace a Damaged 80 ft. Culvert Crossing SR 84. 

3G0401/0412000472 

Caltrans #4 

--San Mateo 

An 80 Ft. culvert has failed and created a sinkhole. The culvert will be replaced 

with drainage inlets on each end and the road will be repaved to match existing 

grade. 

2012068205 Adoption of a Resolution Approving First Amended and Restated Joint Exercise of 

Powers (JPA) Among the County of San Bernardino 

Fontana, City of 

Fontana--San Bernardino 

Adoption of a resolution approving First Amended and Restated Joint Exercise of 

Powers (JPA) among the County of San Bernardino, the City of Ontario and the 

City of Fontana, relating to a Homeownership Protection Program, and 

superseding Resolution No. 2012-037. 

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2012068206 Conditional Use Permit No. 2168 - Mossy Volkswagen 

El Cajon, City of 


The project is the re-establishment of an automobile dealership with no 

construction or physical improvements on an existing commercially developed site 

that has historically been used as an automobile dealership for decades. 

2012068207 Agreement 2012-0068-R4 - PG&E Bear Valley Springs Pipeline Replacement 

Project - Trenching Two Unnamed Ephemeral Drainages 


--Kern 

The Permittee will construct a trench across two (2) unnamed ephemeral 

drainages for the purpose of replacing a section of 34-inch gas transmission 

pipeline with thick-walled stell pipeline. The tranches will measure 199 feet and 

281 feet, respectively, across the drainages and will be 6 feet wide and 6 feet 

deep. The total temporary impact area for both drainages will be 0.14 acres. 

Native trees will not be removed and water will not be present during the proposed 

work period. Once the Project is complete, trenches will be filled with original soil 

removed from sites and the surface of the drainage bed and banks will be retored 

to the original condition. 

2012068208 Gas Line 151 Low Gravity Lateral Canal Maintenance Project, SAA 

1600-2012-0071-R2 


--Butte 

The project consists of removing a section of exposed damaged gas pipe line and 

replacing a section of an existing gas line with a new pipe line approximately 11 

feet south of the existing pipe line location, Gas line 151 extends east to west, 

laying parallel to Butte City Highway (CA-162) and spans the Low Gravity Lateral 

Canal near the intersection of Wickman Road. Approximately 500 feet of new gas 

pipeline will be installed underground and buried to a minimum of 25 feet below 

the Low Gravity Lateral Canal's concrete box culvert. 

2012068209 Brushy Canyon Access Road Rehabilitation, No. 1600-2012-0098-R2 


--El Dorado 

The proposed project consists of rehabilitation and reconstruction of a crossing 

culvert necessary to restore the access road to the PCWA's Brushy Canyon Adit 

facility. The access road will be restored where it crosses the unnamed tributary to 

allow regular inspection of the adit facility. 

2012068210 Ohlone College Newark Campus Photovoltaic Installation 

Ohlone Community College District 

Newark--Alameda 

Ohlone Community College District proposes to install a 1 MW photovaltaic 

system in parking lots located on the campus. The system would be mounted on 

carport structures installed over existing paved parking area. The electricity 

produced by the system would be used on the campus. The system would be 

installed, operated and maintained by the third party. 

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2012068211 Placerville 2012 AC Overlay Project 

Placerville, City of 

Placerville--El Dorado 

Place new AC pavement over existing deteriorated street surface as described in 

attached Exhibit "A". 

2012068212 Reclamation District 2062 Levee Maintenance Project 


--San Joaquin 

The project is limited to repairing to total of seven levee maintenance sites on the 

southern bank of Old River. They are located at Mile Post 0.09, 0.21, 0.23, 0.27, 

0.56, 1.20, and 1.42. Maintenance includes grading and restoring the levee side 

slopes to original grade and contour and further bettressing erosive points of the 

levee with rip rap and boulders that are keyed into the toe of the levee below mean 

high water. Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 

1600-2011-0278-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2012068213 Rehabilitate Hooper Slough Bridge (Br # 21-0019) 

Caltrans #4 

--Napa 

Replacement of eastern abutment which is cracked and failing. 

2012068214 King Gillette Ranch Riparian Restoration Project 

Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority 

--Los Angeles 

Riparian Habitat restoration of Stokes Canyon Creek and a tributary. And 

immediately surrounding areas on APNs 4455-033-901, 909, 912, and 914. 

Removal of exotic plant species. Plant native riparian species. use tractors to 

remove concrete rubble, grade back fill pushed along creek edge. 

2012068215 AC Overlay 

Caltrans #6 

--Kern 

Overlay with rubberized asphalt concrete extend service life. 

2012068216 MX Track/ 4x4 Area Restroom 


Tracy--San Joaquin 

The purpose of this project is to install a new restroom adjacent to the MX Track 

and 4x4 Area at eastern boundary of Caregie SVRA. The new restroom building 

will consist of a concrete prefabricated structure, and ADA parking space, and a 

service line from the restroom to mounded leach field. 

2012068217 Vehicle Wast Station 


--Alameda, San Joaquin 

The project will construct a vehicle and equipment was facility at Carnegie SVRA. 

The was station and storage tank will be located slightly to the north of the existing 

maintenance/storage building in the Carnegie maintenance yard. The system will 

be designed to accommodate pre-wash of muddy vechiles and equipment on a 

concrete slab. 

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2012068218 Demonstrate Integrated Renewable Energy Technologies for Biorefineries 


Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara 

This project will integrate several emerging technologies to produce reliable 

on-demand primary renewable power for a biodiesel production facility. These 

technologies include: (1) combined solar power and head, (2) modular gasification 

to convert oil seed extraction solids (inedible castor and algae) into heat and 

power, (3) anaerobic digestion (AD) to convert liquid by-products of biodiesel 

production (raw glycerin and wash water) to produce heat and power. Together 

these technologies will form an integrated system for providing 24/7 on-demand 

primary power and heat for a biodiesel production facility and operated by 

Biodiesel Industries of Ventura (BIV) on Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) in 

Port Hueneme, CA. 

2012068219 Realizing Energy Efficient Lighting in California 


Davis--Yolo 

LEC Replacement Lamp Performance Testing; This project will conduct 

performance testing on LED replacement lamps. The research will serve to 

establish the market size and energy savings potential of LED replacement lamps 

in key commercial applications; provide partners with an energy use case that may 

be used as basis for development of rebates, incentives and marketing programs 

focused on LED lamp techology; and verify product claims regarding lumen and 

color maintenance, dimming performance, in addition to product life. 

2012068220 Fuel-Flexible, Hybrid CHP at San Bernardino Municipal Water Department 



This proposed project offers a system that it is capable of meeting the SCAQMD 

Rule 1110.2 limits as well as the CARB 2007 limits for distributed generation 

without costly biogas clean-up and without system efficiency penalties due to 

parasitic power condumption. A partial oxidation gas turbine (POGT) to be built 

from commercially available components used for turbocharging large stationary 

engines and a fuel processor built from know-how developed over several 

decades of experience will be integrated with an internal combustion engine for 

ultra-low emissions hybrid generation. Specifically, by reforming portion (45%) 

biogas, into hydrogen-rich gas and then blending it with the remaining 

non-reformed biogas and supplying the engines with fuel gas mixture containing 

EOE6 mass present of hydrogen relative to the methane in the original fuel. 

2012068221 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-07 Project No. S5-Sewer Main Replacement 



Replace 2,650' of 10" with 12" on W. Rialto. 

2012068222 C.R.P. EAR 12-11 Project No. SB-Main Cleaning and Lining 



Identify deterioration in main and line to prevent infiltration/inflow. 

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2012068223 C.R.P. E.A.R 12-08-Project No. S6-Sewer Main Replacement 



Replace 2,410 linear feet of sewer main. Specifically: Replace 330' of 10" with 15" 

on W. Randall; 570' of 8" with 12" on AT&SF RR; 300' of 8" with 12" on E. 1st; 210' 

of 8" iwht 10" on N. Willow; 180' of 8" with 10" on N. Riverside; and 820" of 8" with 

10" on N. Pepper. 

2012068224 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-06 Project No. S4-Sewer Main Replacement 



Replace 3,950 linear feet of sewer main. Specifically: Replace 2,630' of 8" with 12" 

on N. Willow; and 1,320' of 8" with 12" on W. Foothill. 

2012068225 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-05 Project No. S3-Sewer Main Replacement 



Replace 8, 308 linear feet of sewer main. Specifically: Replace 2,400' of 8" with 

12" on N. Sycomore; 1,320' of 8" with 10" on E. Etiwanda, and 1,648' of 8" with 

12", and 2,940' of 10" with 12" on N. Acacia. 

2012068226 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-10 Project No. SA-Manhole Rehabilitation 



Identify manhole deterioration and rehabilitate to reduce infiltration/overflow. 

2012068227 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-15 Project No. W3-Booster 3 Improvements (Retrofit) 



Replace the pump, motor control center and other associated mechanical and 

electrical equipment at Booster #3. 

2012068228 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-17 Project No. W5-Seismic Improvements to Cedar Reservoir No. 

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Tie the reservoir structure to the foundation by constructing a curb inside the 

reservoir around the perimeter with shear bars and/or seismic cables. 

2012068229 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-16 Project No. W4-Booster Nos. 4 and 5 



Replace the pump, motor control and other associated mechanical and electrical 

equipment. 

2012068230 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-20 Project No. WA-Meter Replacement 



Change out customer meters (approximately 800 per year) to ensure no meter in 

service longer than 15 years. 

2012068231 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-19 Project No. W7-Water Main and Valve Replacement on W. 

Baseline and N. Riverside, Phase II 



Replace 400 feet of 14" inch line on W. Baseline with 14" and 4,670 feet of 24" on 

N. Riverside with 24" to reduce potential for leakage or failure. 

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2012068232 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-14 Project No. W2-Chino Well No. 1 Nitrate Blending 



Blend the discharge from Chino Well No. 1 with system water to reduce nitrate 

levels. 

2012068233 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-23 Project No. WD-Dead End Main Replacement 



Identify and replace mains as necessary to reduce number of restricted flows 

resulting in stagnant water. 

2012068234 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-18 Project No. W6-City Wells 1 and 2 Improvements 



Replace the pumps, motor control centers and other associated mechanical and 

electrical equipment and piping. Provide adequate enclosure around City Well 2. 

2012068235 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-24 Project No. WE-Valve Replacement 



Identify and replace inoperable valves as necessary to reduce failures. 

2012068236 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-04-Project No. S2-Sewer Main Replacement 



Replace 6,860 linear feet of sewer line to prevent overflow. Specifically: Replace 

1,410 feet of 12" line with 18", 340' feet of 10" 18", and 1,150' feet of 18" with 21" 

on S. Acacia: Replace 220" feet of 15" with 21", 240 feet of 18" with 24" and 490' 

feet of 18" with 21" on E. Merrill; and Replace 640 feet of 18" with 21" and 2,370 

feet of 15" with 21" on S.Sycamore. 

2012068237 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-21 Project No. WB-Service Line Replacement 



Change out service lines made of polybutylene (approximately 235 per year) due 

to high failure rate. 

2012068238 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-25 Project No. WF-Hydrant Replacement 



Identify and replace hydrants as necessary. 

2012068239 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-12 Project No. SC-Engineering Studies (Master Plan and 

Regulatory Related) 



Prepare studies related to regulatory requirements for five (5) year Master Plan. 

2012068240 C.R.P.E.A.R 12-13 Project No. W1-SCADA Improvements 



Replace and standardize all existing equipment, including the radios, for 

integration with wastewater Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition (SCADA) 

remote computerized system. Tie in with American Water Enterprises Operations 

Service Center in O'Fallon, Missouri via a T1 line. 

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2012068241 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-22 Project No. WC-Small Diameter 



Indentify and replace mains as necessary to reduce restricted fire flows and 

potential for leakage. 

2012068242 C.R.P.E.A.R. 12-26 Project No. WG-Engineering Studies (Master Plan and 

Regulatory Related) 



Five (5) year Master Planning for future funding and construction. 

Received on Friday, June 15, 2012 


Totals for Period: 06/01/2012 - 06/15/2012 


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