August 1-15, 2007 - Office of Planning and Research - State of ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor 

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

NEWSLETTER 

August 1-15, 2007

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NEWSLETTER 

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 Newsletter summarizes the environmental 

documents and federal grant applications received by the Clearinghouse during the period 

August 1-15, 2007. 

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/clearinghouse/clearinghouse.shtml 

Questions regarding federal grant notices should be directed to Sheila Brown. 

Questions regarding processing of environmental documents should be directed to: 

Scott Morgan 

Senior Planner 

CLEARINGHOUSE MAILING ADDRESS 

Please do not use our street address (1400 Tenth Street, Room 212) for mailing purposes. The 

correct mailing address is: 

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE 

P.O. BOX 3044 

SACRAMENTO, CA 95812-3044 

INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON-LINE 

The 2001 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.

Arnold Schwarzenegger 

Governor 

DATE: February 13, 2007 

S T A T E OF C A L I F O R N I A 

Governor’s Office of Planning and Research 

State Clearinghouse and Planning Unit 

MEMORANDUM 

TO: State Agency CEQA and Intergovernmental Review Coordinators 

FROM: Scott Morgan, Senior Planner 

SUBJECT: Distribution of Environmental Documents in CD-ROM Format 

1400 TENTH STREET P.O. BOX 3044 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95812-3044 

TEL (916) 445-0613 FAX (916) 323-3018 www.opr.ca.gov 

Cynthia Bryant 

Director 

The State Clearinghouse has received an increasing number of requests from local and state lead agencies to 

distribute CEQA documents to state reviewing agencies in an electronic format, typically CD-ROM. The most 

common reason for these requests is to reduce cost. CD-ROMs are cheaper for the lead agency to reproduce and 

mail, and cheaper for the State Clearinghouse to distribute, especially in the case of multi-volume documents. 

The State Clearinghouse has distributed EIR’s and EIS’s in CD-ROM format for state agency review and comment 

since August 1, 2003. Based on our experience with those documents, a survey conducted of state reviewing 

agencies and the potential cost savings to local and state agencies, we are extending this policy to other 

environmental documents including Negative Declarations, Mitigated Negative Declarations and Environmental 

Assessments. The State Clearinghouse will accept environmental documents under the following terms: 

• CEQA Lead agencies may provide copies of draft environmental documents to the State Clearinghouse for state 

agency review in an electronic format. The document must be on a CD-ROM in a common file format such as 

Word or Acrobat. 

• Lead agencies must provide fifteen (15) copies of the CD-ROM to the State Clearinghouse. In addition, each 

CD-ROM must be accompanied by 15 printed copies of the DEIR summary (as described in CEQA Guidelines 

§15123), executive summary, or introduction section of a Negative Declaration or Mitigated Negative 

Declaration. The printed summary allows both the State Clearinghouse and agency CEQA coordinators to 

distribute the documents quickly without the use of a computer. 

• Final environmental documents may be provided in CD-ROM format without a printed summary. Distribution 

of the final documents is optional under CEQA. 

• Federal lead agencies may send electronic copies of environmental documents to the State Clearinghouse in the 

same manner described for CEQA lead agencies. Distribution of NEPA documents to state agencies through the 

State Clearinghouse is encouraged pursuant to Presidential Executive Order 12372 and NEPA §102 (42 USC 

§4332) 

• All notices of preparation must continue to be provided in printed format. 

• Please provide one Notice of Completion Form with all submittals. 

If your agency has difficulty downloading and reviewing any environmental documents please contact: 

Scott Morgan, Senior Planner 

916-445-0613 

scott.morgan@opr.ca.gov . 

Thank you for your cooperation in the CEQA review process.

ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT FILINGS WITH THE STATE CLEARINGHOUSE 

1999 through 2006 

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

SUMMARY OF CEQA DOCUMENT SUBMITTALS BY YEAR AND BY TYPE 

Year NOP ND/MND EIR NOD NOE EIS EA Other 

Total 

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 

Key: 

NOP Notice of Preparation 

EIR Draft Environmental Impact Report 

ND/MND Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration 

NOD Notice of Determination 

NOE Notice of Exemption 

EA Environmental Assessment (federal) 

EIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement (federal) 

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

CEQA Documents 

Key for abbreviations of Document Type: 

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 

Neg Dec Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration 

NOE Notice of Exemption 

NOD Notice of Determination 

NOP Notice of Preparation (of an EIR) 

Oth Other type (none of the above)

State Clearinghouse CEQA Database 

DAILYLOG.FRX 

Report Printed on Monday, August 27, 2007 

CEQA Daily Log 

Documents Received during the Period: 08/01/2007 - 08/15/2007 

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CEQA Actions 

2007081009 Annual Acquisition and Conveyance of Water to Kern National Wildlife Refuge 

Needs During Water Years 2007-2011 

Kern-Tulare Water District 

-- 

Reclamation seeks to provide water to meet Kern NWR's Level 4 requirements for 

wetland habitats by acquiring water from Kern-Tulare Water District and conveying 

it to Kern NWR in cooperation with Buena Vista Water Storage District, 

Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage District, Kern County Water Agency and the 

California Department of Water Resources. 

2006032108 Miller/La Goma Mixed Use Project 

Mill Valley, City of 

Mill Valley--Marin 

The project consists of the demolition of all of the existing structures and the 

construction of three duplexes, one single-family, a mixed use building consisting 

of 4,200 square feet of commercial and ten residential units, and associated site 

improvements. The site will be rezoned from C-N to C-N-PD (Planned 

Development). The four lots will be merged and subdivided into eight lots. The 

project also involves the stabilization of an adjacent bank of the Arroyo Corte 

Madera del Presidio Creek and planting landscape. 

2006092123 Roseman Creek Vineyards 

Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of 

--Mendocino 

Recirculation of MND for 17 acre timberland conversion (TCP) to vineyard and 

residence on a 40 acre parcel in the Coastal Zone (CDP). Composed of Bishop 

Pine and Douglas Fir, minor amounts of Redwood. Studies include botanical, 

biological, forestry, geology, hydrology, archaeology, civil engineering and 

vineyard management. Potential environmental impacts have been mitigated to a 

level of less than significant. 

2007081001 State Route 57 Northbound Widening Project 

Caltrans #12 

Fullerton, Placentia, Brea--Orange 

In general, the SR-57 Northbound Widening improvements propose to add one 

northbound through lane from the Orangethorpe Avenue exit ramp to the Lambert 

Road entrance ramp. Auxiliary lanes would also be added between interchanges. 

All northbound entrance and exit ramps would be modified to accommodate the 

widened configurations of the freeway. 

2007081002 Conditional Use Permit No. 3473 

Riverside County Planning Department 

--Riverside 

Conditional Use Permit No. 3473 a disposal service operation and a contractor's 

and vehicle storage and impoundment yard including a street sweeping limited 

volume transfer operation (LVTO) that will include five buildings with a total 

building area of approximately 44,300 square feet and a building height of 30 feet, 

containing a caretakers dwelling of approximately 1,000 square feet in size, an 

office of approximately 800 square feet of building area, a maintenance shop of 

approximately 2,800 square feet of building area, a covered parking structure of 

approximately 35,800 square feet of building area, and a truck wash of 

approximately 3,900 square feet. 

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2007081003 General Plan Amendment GPA-07-01, A,B,C and Zone Change ZC-07-01 A,B 

Ridgecrest, City of 

Ridgecrest--Kern 

General Plan Amendment from Medium Density Residential (MD) to Industrial (I) 

and Commercial (C) and a ZC-07-01 A: Zone Change from Multi-Family 

Residential-2,000 (R-3) to Light Industrial (M-1) and Professional Office (PO). 

2007081004 State Route 91 Eastbound Lane Addition between SR-241 and SR-71 

Caltrans #12 

Anaheim, Corona, Yorba Linda--Orange, Riverside 

The California Department of Transportation, in cooperation with the Orange 

County Transportation Authority (OCTA) and the Riverside County Transportation 

Commission (RCTC), is proposing to add a lane to the eastbound Riverside 

Freeway (SR-91) between the Eastern Toll Road (SR-241) in eastern Orange 

County and the Corona Expressway (SR-71) in western Riverside County to 

reduce traffic congestion. 

2007081007 Matthews (PLN060118) 

Monterey County 

Carmel--Monterey 

Administrative Permit and a Design Approval to demolish an existing 1,180 sq. ft. 

single-family dwelling, construct a new two story 768 sq. ft. single-family dwelling 

utilizing prefabricated unitized building panels on a continuous spread foundation 

and grading less than 100 cubic yards; and a Variance to reduce the front-yard 

setback from 30 to 5 ft. along a private roadway easement. The property is located 

at 28650 Robinson Canyon Road, Camel Valley (Assessor's Parcel No. 

416-025-010-000), Carmel Valley Master Plan Area. 

2007081010 P83-031W^1; Project 2000 Shooting Range 

San Diego County Department of Planning and Land Use 

El Cajon--San Diego 

Replacement structures for a restroom, administrative office, and covered patio (to 

become covered range); encompass previous grading for the archery range as 

well as future fire fuel modification around existing structures and the proposed 

replacement structures; revise time limit from previous use permit. 

2007081011 Lusardi Capistrano Project (D-27-04, T-11-04, RC-7-05, C-34-04) 

Oceanside, City of 

Oceanside--San Diego 

A proposed eight lot subdivision for single family residences on approximately 2.69 

net acres of land located north of State Highway 76, east of California Interstate 

Route 5, and on the south of Capistrano Drive. The proposed project density is 

3.55 dwelling units per acre based on the net developable area (du/ac) which is 

below the allowable base density of 3.6 du/ac. The project will preserve 0.3 acre 

(11.1 percent) of the existing habitat in natural open space. 

2007082004 Jacobs Slough Mitigation Project - Willey Preserve 

Sutter County 

Yuba City--Sutter 

As mitigation resulting from settlement of alleged filling of Jacobs Slough at 

Sacramento International Airport, the Sacramento County Airport System 

proposes to create 217 acres of giant garter snake habitat. This includes approx. 

86.5 acres of aquatic habitat, 99.0 acres of upland habitat, and 30.0 acres of 

upland buffer between the restoration site and Sankey Road, and 1.5-acre staging 

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area. These acreages may be revised during the final design period. Construction 

of the proposed project would include site grading, construction of access roads, 

extensions of the on-site well pad, installation of seven 18-24-inch pipes, and 

improvement of existing and construction of new water control facilities, in addition 

to installation and construction of habitat features for the giant garter snake, a 

state and federally-listed species. 

2007082007 7b at the Grove 

Mammoth Lakes, City of 

Mammoth Lakes--Mono 

The 7b at the Grove IS was prepared to analyze the potential environmental 

impacts from future development of approx. 4 acres of the site surrounding the 7th 

Fairway of the Sierra Star Golf Course. The Project site is generally located in 

central Mammoth Lakes north of Meridian Blvd., east of Minaret Rd. and south of 

Main St. The Project site is currently designated as the Lodestar Master Plan 

(LMP) Area 4 and proposed Sierra Star Master Plan (SSMP) Area 2D. 

2007081005 6th Street Viaduct Seismic Improvement Project 

Los Angeles, City of 

Los Angeles, City of--Los Angeles 

The proposed project would improve response of this critical Los Angeles River 

crossing to an acceptable standard resulting from a moderate seismic event by 

either retrofitting the existing structure or replacing the 6th Street Viaduct entirely. 

Several alternatives were considered during the project development phase of the 

project. Criteria used to select the alternatives for carrying forward for detailed 

analysis in the environmental document include construction and maintenance 

costs, life span of the facility, constructability, historic preservation, community 

disruption, and structural and operational safety. Based on the results of the 

preliminary screening analysis, a No Build Alternative and two Build Alternatives 

will be analyzed in the environmental document. 

2007081006 Metropolis Residential Project 

Irvine, City of 

Irvine--Orange 

The proposed project will result in the demolition of 114,000 square feet of the 

existing industrial/commercial uses and the development of 457 units of residential 

housing on a 7.34-acre site. The proposed project includes two 4 to 5 story 

garages, landscaping, pool, and recreation facilities,and other amenities. 

2007081008 Grading Permit ED 05-327 / PMT 2005-02987 

San Luis Obispo County 

Atascadero--San Luis Obispo 

Request by Shannon Bennett for a Major Grading Permit to allow for the removal 

of approximately 5,300 cubic yards of unpermitted fill from the floodplain of the 

Salinas River, and placement of the fill material at a permitted location in the City 

of Atascadero or Chicago Grade Landfill. The project will result in the disturbance 

of approximately 0.94 acres of a 4.6 acre parcel and is located at 12455 Chia 

Lane, approximately 1,000 feet northwest of Santa Clara Road, approximately 

0.46 miles of southeast of the City of Atascadero, in the Salinas River Planning 

Area. 

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2007082001 San Lorenzo-Highway 1 Bridge Bike & Pedestrian Path 

Santa Cruz, City of 

Santa Cruz--Santa Cruz 

The project consists of construction of a 10 to 12 foot wide and approximately 500 

foot long bike and pedestrian path under the Highway 1 bridge over the San 

Lorenzo River. 

2007082002 Pre-Zone No. 2006-02, Annexation No. 2006-01, Tentative Parcel Map No. 

2006-07 

Orland, City of 

Orland--Glenn 

Pre-Zone, Annexation and four-lot residential tentative parcel map on the Johnson 

parcel. 

2007082003 Pelgen Grading Permit G06-056 

Tuolumne County Community Development Dept. 

--Tuolumne 

Grading Permit G06-056 to allow excavation and grading of 988 +/- cubic yards of 

material on a project site zoned RE-10:D (Residential Estate, ten acre 

minimum:Design Control Combining) and O (Open Space) under Title 17 of the 

Tuolumne County Ordinance Code. The excavated material will be used to 

facilitate off-site grading at the Parrotts Ferry Village site. 

2007082006 Shasta Community Park 

Sacramento, City of 

Sacramento--Sacramento 

The project is located in the South Sacramento Community Plan area and in the 

Jacinto Creek Planning Area and consists of entitlements to construct a public 

park, a library, and a community center on 20.0+/- acres in the Limited 

Commercial Review (C-1-R) and Rural Estates (RE-1/2) Zones. 

2005072159 Spring Valley Heights Association Pipeline Connection Project 

Health Services, Department of 

Milpitas--Santa Clara 

Construction of an underground 2.9 mile pipeline, connecting to an existing City of 

Milpitas Waterline, located in Ed Levin Park and terminating in existing water 

storage tanks owned by Spring Valley Heights Mutual Water Company. 

2007011060 The 2006 Klamath River Restoration Grant Program in Humboldt and Siskiyou 

Counties 

Fish & Game #1 

--Humboldt, Siskiyou 

The project proposes the installation of a new set of pumps, inlet structure and a 

fish screen 600-feet upstream of the existing Aruaja diversion on the Shasta River 

and the removal of the existing Araujo diversion structure on the Shasta River. 

2007032019 Big Easy Car Wash 

American Canyon, City of 

American Canyon--Napa 

Conditional Use Permit and Design Review approval to construct and operate a 

full-service car wash facility, consisting of a 4,763 square foot building containing 

the car wash tunnel, customer waiting/retail area, and related facilities. The car 

wash will also include both full-service and self-service vacuum areas, as well as 

two detail bays. 

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2007052133 City of Ripon Non-Potable Water Well #17 Site Plan Permit 

Ripon, City of 

Ripon--San Joaquin 

The City of Ripon proposes to construct a new non-potable water well, about 50 

feet east of the south end of Jack Tone Road. The site is on existing property, with 

frontage improvements that include curb, sidewalk, and paving. This well is 

expected to produce about 800 gallons per minute and will be connected to the 

existing non-potable distribution system that provides non-potable water for the 

entire City of Ripon. On site improvements will include the well and pump station, 

security lighting, paving, perimeter fencing, and landscaping. 

2007062059 Bahia Trail Relocation 

Marin County 

Novato--Marin 

The Open Space District proposes to re-locate a historic trail in its Rush Creek 

Preserve. The trail project begins ~1,600 feet north west of the intersection of 

Bahia and Topaz Drives and extends for ~7,000 feet. The purpose of the project is 

to: 1) improve the design of this multiple-use trail to reduce maintenance 

requirements, minimize trail erosion, and improve user safety; 2) to redesign the 

trail to reduce its effects on sensitive resources such as special status species, 

water quality, and wetlands. 

2007088006 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0341; Unnamed 

Drainage, Tributary to Willow Creek 


--Lassen 

The work authorized by this Agreement is limited to: 1) replacing one under-sized 

24-inch concrete culvert wiht two 48-inch corrugated metal pipe culverts, 2) 

extending culvert outlets by 15-feet; and 3) excavting debris from the culvert 

outlets. 

2007088007 Development Impact fees 

Roseville City School District 

Roseville--Placer 

Develop impact fees to mitigate the impact of new development. 

2007088008 SB 50 Alternative Fees 

Roseville City School District 


Development impact fees to mitigate the impact of new development. 

2007088009 Pacific Refining Company Terminal Decommissioning Pipeline Survey Work 

Project 

San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission 

Hercules--Contra Costa 

Pacific Refining Company has proposed to perform survey work utilizing a team of 

scuba divers to dredge survey pits at three key locations. Over the course of a 

week or less, a three-man dive team with surface supplied dive gear will utilize a 

suction dredge tool to remove the existing bay sediments from above the piepline. 

Pits will be excavated in an inverted cone shape, with an assumed 30-degree 

angle of repose until the pipelines can be visually located. 

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2007088010 Giant Sequoia Water Stress Research 


--Tulare 

This is a scientific research project to be conducted by tree physiology and 

ecology scientists from the University of California, Berkeley. They will measure 

water conductance and other tree physiological attributes along the height of 

several old growth giant sequoia trees. These measurements are done by climbing 

the trees using ropes. Minor vegetative matter is collected from the crowns of trees 

for destructive sampling in the laboratory. Field work will be approximately one 

week in August and one week in October of 2007. 

2007088011 Visitor Center Fire Protection Vegetation Clearance 

Parks and Recreation, Department of 

--Sacramento 

Remove vegetation up to 130 feet around the new park Visitor Center building to 

reduce the wildfire fuels by cutting selected trees, branches, and shrubs. 

Vegetation clearance and modification around Dept. structures are required by 

State law and vegetation removal associated with this project will follow vegetation 

clearance specifications in the Department's "Protection of Structures from 

Wildland Fire Guidelines." 

2007088012 Repair Grave Plot Perimeter Fence, Pioneer Cemetery 


--El Dorado 

Repair an existing non-historic picket fence which borders the perimeter of a grave 

plot located in the Pioneer Cemetery within Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic 

Park. The fence will be repaired using the same form, style, workmanship and 

color of the existing fence and rocks surrounding the grave will not be disturbed. 

Project supports continued use and maintenance. 

Received on Wednesday, August 01, 2007 

Total Documents: 31 Subtotal NOD/NOE: 12 

Documents Received on Thursday, August 02, 2007 

2004122012 Silver Springs East (Lot P) 

Sacramento County Dept. of Environmental Review 


The project requires a Community Plan Amendment from agricultural-residential 2 

to agricultural-residential 1, as well as a rezone from AR-2 to AR-1. The project 

features 82 single family, one acrelots. Four of these lots would be developed as a 

stormwater detention basin. In addition, the project proposes 10 smaller landscape 

corridor lots along Calvine and Excelsior Roads. 

2005051158 Conifer Tank Replacement Project 

Triunfo Sanitation District 

Ventura--Ventura 

Development of a new replacement water tank, pipelines, and related facilities, 

and demolition of the existing Conifer Tank. 

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2005071084 Barstow Sanitary Landfill Expansion 

San Bernardino County Land Use Services Department 

Barstow--San Bernardino 

The County of San Bernardino Solid Waste Management Division (SWMD) is 

proposing to expand the existing Barstow Sanitary Landfill by 284 acres, in five (5) 

phases. Expansion area facilities would include: a composite liner for new ares to 

be used for municipal solid waste disposal; landfill gas monitoring system; 

groundwater and surface water monitoring system; drainage and erosion control; 

and landfill gas collection and control system. 

2007071162 Tentative Tract PLN07-00070 

Victorville, City of 

Victorville--San Bernardino 

To allow for a 61 lot single family residential subdivision on approx. 15.5 acres of 

partially disturbed land. 

2007081015 TM 5447RPL, Log No. 05-08-022/ Quantum Estates II 


Unincorporated--San Diego 

The project proposes a major subdivision of 39.42 acres into seven lots ranging in 

size from 3.55 to 10.1 gross acres. The project proposes a balanced grading of 

38,000 cubic yards with cut and fill slopes of 2:1. The maximum depth of cut and 

fill is 10 feet. Several trails are proposed through the property. The project site will 

be serviced by the Santa Fe Irrigation District, Rancho Santa Fe Community 

Sewer District, and Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District. A sewer line will be 

extended 580 feet from the southeast. The sewer district requires access along 

the length of the line, and appropriate easements are proposed. Access to the site 

is from Paseo Delicias. 

2007081016 Lake Elsinore Boat Launch Facility Rehabilitation Project 

Lake Elsinore, City of 

Lake Elsinore--Riverside 

Because lake levels above 1,240 feet preclude BLF usage, the City of Lake 

Elsinore has sought, and received, grants from the California Department of 

Boating and Waterways to rehabilitate the BLF. To this end, the proposed 

rehabilitation project would include the demolition and removal of the existing boat 

ramp and the construction of the following improvements: 1) Six lane boat 

launching ramp, including launch ramp apron and staging area (approx. 114 feet 

wide and 210 feet long); 2) 425 foot floating breakwater/ dock system with guide 

piles; 3) Vehicle/ trailer surface parking lot (260 spaces with an additional 10 as 

handicap accessible); 4) Four lane guttered boat wash with catch basins and 

drainage lines; 5)Four stall restroom facility with barrier free access; 6) Fish 

cleaning station; 7) Landscaped picnic area with lighting and; 8) Two 100 foot 

boarding floats (movable for varying lake levels). 

2007081017 Lin Open Space Vacation (VAC 02-005K, Log No. 78-08-072B) 


--San Diego 

The proposed project is a request to vacate a portion of a recorded biological open 

space easement, due to unpermitted clearing activities. The project will mitigate for 

1.1 acres of southern maritime chaparral into a mitigation bank at a ratio of 3:1. 

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2007081019 ZCC #8, Map 193-27; CUP #10, Map 193-27; Tentative Tract No. 7010 

Kern County Planning Department 

--Kern 

A Zone Change from E (20) to R-1; Conditional Use Permit for a Wastewater 

Treatment Facility; Tentative Tract Map 7010. 

2007082008 Issuance of Water Quality Certification for the Spring Gap-Stanislaus Hydroelectric 

Project 

State Water Resources Control Board 

--Tuolumne 

Issuance of water quality certification for the relicensing of the Spring Gap- 

Stanislaus Hydroelectric Project by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. 

2007082009 TPM2006-0034 (La Guardia) 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

A request to create 4 lots from a single parcel totaling 109.5 acres located 0.25 

mile east of Township Road on the private road of Arrowhead Trail. The site is 

approx. 3 miles northeast of the Peoria Road and Highway 20 intersection and is 

located outside of the community boundary of Browns Valley. The division of land 

will create parcels ranging in size from 20 acres to 40 acres. The project site is 

currently developed with a single family residence located on proposed Parcel 4. 

The project would allow for the development of three single family residences. 

2007082010 2006-37 Zoning Amendment & Vesting Tentative Tract Map/ Road Ordinance 

Modification for Gillis 

Calaveras County Planning Department 

--Calaveras 

The applicant (s) are requesting a Zoning Amendment from U (Unclassified) to R1 

(Single Family Residential) for the subject property of 7.06 +/- acres, located within 

the Arnold Community Plan. Concurrent with this request is the approval to 

subdivide the subject property into 18 lots ranging in size from 0.23 +/- acres to 

0.72 +/- acres. Also requested is a Road Ordinance modification to allow (1) a 

centerline profile grade of 12% instead of the maximum 10% (Road Ordinance 

Section 12.02.170), (2) a 50 foot vertical curve instead of the 100 foot curve (Road 

Ordinance Section 12.02.200A), and (3) a cul-de-sac length of 975 feet instead of 

the 800 foot maximum requirement (Road Ordinance Section 12.02.230). 

2007082011 Manila Marketing Coastal Development and Conditional Use Permit for wetland 

restoration 

Humboldt County Community Development Services 

--Humboldt 

A Coastal Development Permit and Conditional Use Permit for the restoration of 

an identified wetland that was previously graded and improved with drainage 

devices. The work was done without the benefit of County review and is currently 

in violation of the Humboldt County Code. Approx. 50 cubic yards of topsoil was 

removed from the site and approx. 100 cubic yards of fill material was brought on 

site. The unpermitted fill will be removed and native wetland plant species will be 

installed to bring the site back to the pre-development condition. The lot is 

currently vacant. 

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2007082013 Granite Bay Townhomes Subdivision (PSUB T20060873) 

Placer County Planning Department 

--Placer 

Tentative Map and Conditional Use Permit for a Planned Development for a 52 

unit halfplex development on 8.2 acres with approx. 1.4 acres of open space. 

2007082016 Royer Park to Harding Boulevard Bike Trail Project- Alternative 6 Bridge 

Roseville, City of 


The City of Roseville is proposing to construct a pedestrian/ bike bridge over Dry 

Creek as part of the previously approved Royer Park to Harding Boulevard Bike 

Trail Project. This bridge (referred to as the Alternative 6 bridge) would be 

constructed downstream from Harding Boulevard to allow bicyclists to cross from 

the south side of Dry Creek to the north side. Construction of the bridge would 

provide the public with a safe and convenient alternative to the bridge crossing 

over Antelope Creek (approved as part of previously approved Route A bike trail 

alignment) and the use of the Harding Boulevard on street route. 

2007081014 Sphere of Influence Amendment 2005-19 

Santa Clarita, City of 

Unincorporated--Los Angeles 

The proposed project is an Amendment of the City of Santa Clarita's Sphere of 

Influence (SOI). A Sphere of Influence is a plan for the probable, ultimate 

municipal boundaries and service area of a local agency, as determined by the 

Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). The purpose of the proposed 

project is to establish the probable ultimate southern boundary and urban service 

area of the City of Santa Clarita. The plan reflects the most efficient provision of 

future services including police, fire, and utilities, and establishes who would have 

responsibility to provide such services. 

2007082014 Sunnol Valley Water Treatment Plant Improvement Project 

San Francisco Planning Department 

San Francisco--San Francisco 

The SFPUC proposes to add an additional 40 million gallon per day (gpd) of 

treatment capacity at the existing Sunol Valley Water Treatment Plant (SVWTP), 

construct a new treated water reservoir facility adjacent ot the SVWTP,and 

construct an additional treated water conveyance pipeline (herein after referred to 

as "the SVWTP Improvement Project" or "the project"). The proposed alignment 

for the new conveyance pipeline from the SVWTP generally runs northward from 

the SVWTP to the Alameda West Portal of the Irvington Tunnel, a distance of 

approximately 1.7 miles. The entire project is contained within the Alameda Creek 

watershed. The purpose of the project is to increase the total sustainable 

treatment capacity (the highest rate at which plant production can be expected to 

meet water quality requirements for a period of 60 days, given normal source 

water conditions) of the SVWTP from 120 mgd to 160 mgd, meet California 

Department of Health Services requirements for treated water reservoir storage, 

and provide an additional conveyance pipeline to add transmission capacity to the 

reservoir storage, and provide an additional conveyance pipeline to add 

transmission capacity to the SFPUC regional water system in the Sunol Valley and 

alleviate disruption of operations in the event of an earthquake. 

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2007061008 Hermosa Strand Infiltration Trench, Phase I 

Hermosa Beach, City of 

Hermosa Beach--Los Angeles 

Proposal to divert storm water run-off to an infiltration trench installed below-grade 

against the ocean side of the cutoff wall that supports The Strand walkway that 

extends approximately 14 feet deep and is located approximately 300 feet from the 

shoreline. The Hermosa Strand Infiltration Trench project is being proposed in 

order to address shoreline water quality problems associated with storm water 

runoff and eliminate odor and vector problems caused by standing water in the 

Pier Avenue storm drain. 

2007081012 Revision to an Approved Action- Conditional Use Permit 


--San Bernardino 

1) Revision to an approved conditional use permit to add an 8,070 sq. ft. building 

for a market and deli with a seating area. 2) A major variance to allow 6' front yard 

setback in lieu of 15' and 6' rear yard setback in lieu of 10'. 3) Merge four parcels 

on 0.98 acres. 

2007081013 Margarita Energy Facility 

Orange County 

--Orange 

The proposed facility is a nominal 46 megawatt (MW) electrical generation facility 

comprised of a single natural gas fired LM6000 aeroderivative combustion turbine 

operating in simple cycle mode. Associated improvements to support the power 

generation facility include a 12" fuel gas line within Antonio Parkway right-of-way, 

one gas tie-line within an existing site access road to the plant site and two 3" 

water lines (one potable and one reclaimed) also located within the existing site 

access road. 

2007081018 West 22nd Street Corp. Grading Permit ED (05-392) 


--San Luis Obispo 

Request by Ted R. Cooper Properties (West 22nd Street Corp.) to grade for a 16 

foot wide access road including the construction of a seasonal creek crossing (box 

culvert) within the existing County right-of-way (North Ryan Road) and construction 

of a second deasonal creek crossing (box culvert) on private property, which will 

result in the disturbance of approx. 1.18 acres of an approx. 1,400 acre parcel, 

including 2,115 cubic yards of cut and 815 cubic yards of fill. Creek crossing 1 

(western crossing) is located entirely within the existing right-of-way of North Ryan 

Road, approx. 740 feet southwest of the southwestern property corner. Creek 

crossing 2 (eastern crossing) is located outside of the right-of-way on the subject 

parcel, approx. 215 feet east of the western property boundary and approx. 75 feet 

north of the southern property boundary. North Ryan Road currently terminates 

where the proposed project begins, approx. 1,500 feet west of the subject parcel 

where private driveways split off to the north and south. The proposed 

improvements will provide access to the subject parcel. The proposed project is 

within the Agriculture land use category and is located at 4335 Highway 41, 

approx. 14,000 feet northeast of the village of Creston. The site is in the Shandon- 

Carrizo planning area. 

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2007081020 TT-18397 

Hesperia, City of 

Hesperia--San Bernardino 

A Tentative Tract to allow 13 single family residential lots on 7.1 gross acres, 

resulting in a density of 1.8 dwelling units per acre. The subdivision includes an 

additional lettered lot to be used as a detention basin. All units within this 

subdivision will have a minimum livable area of 1,400 sq. ft. 

2007082012 PA-0700265 

San Joaquin County Community Development Department 

Stockton--San Joaquin 

A site approval application to install a 120 foot monopole communications tower 

with six antennas. 

2007082015 Western GeoPower Inc. Geothermal Exploration Well Drilling Project 

Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources 

Healdsburg--Sonoma 

This is a project to drill up to six exploratory geothermal wells on four existing well 

pads and access roads located at The Geysers geothermal field in Sonoma 

County. 

2007052135 Mather Interceptor 

Sacramento County 

Rancho Cordova--Sacramento 

The project would construct a pump station and odor control facility, a dual 24-inch 

diameter force main, a 54-inch diameter gravity interceptor, and a 72-inch 

diameter gravity interceptor and related transition, drop, and junction structures. 

2003082129 Angora Creek SEZ Restoration Project (JN 95147) 

El Dorado County 

South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado 

The project will include channel reconstruction, bioengineered bank stabilization, 

riffle pool construction, reestablishment or creation of fish and wildlife habitat, 

debris removal or redeployment, and re-vegetation and stabilization of bare soil 

areas. The purpose is to restore stream function and improve riparian and aquatic 

habitat. Restoring the creek to a more stable channel with access to its floodplain 

should provide substantial water quality and wildlife benefits. 

2005122039 Angora 3 Erosion Control Project and Angora Creek Fisheries Enhancement 

Project 



The primary component of the project is the replacement of two failing culverts 

with an open conspan arch. The existing culverts constitute a barrier to fish 

passage during both the spring and fall spawning periods. The new conspan arch 

will facilitate the passage of fish and allow the 100-year flood event to pass while 

maintaining natural hydrologic dynamics. The project will also involve enhancing 

the habitat conditions adn floodplain function by removing fill from the floodplain 

surrounding the existing culvert and along the streambank adjacent to the culvert. 

Construction is tentative scheduled to occur during a 50 day period in August - 

October 2008. 

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2006012018 Basin Plan Amendments to the Water Quality Control Plan for the Lahontan 

Region - Clarification of Waste Discharge Prohibitions and Schedules of 

Compliance 

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

--Alpine, Inyo, El Dorado, Kern, Lassen, Los Angeles, Modoc, ... 

Basin Plan amendments to clarify of waste discharge prohibitions to storm water 

discharges and compliance schedules. 

2007062054 Lake Tahoe Airport Obstruction Removal Program 

South Lake Tahoe, City of 


The California Tahoe Conservancy proposes to grant a short-term license to the 

City of South Lake Tahoe to remove ~216 specifically identified trees as necessary 

to comply with regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration as they pertain to 

the safe navigation of aircraft. 

2007089007 Tentative Parcel Map T06-11 to divide a 5.84+\- acre parcel into 2 parcels. 

Tuolumne County 

--Tuolumne 

The proposed parcels are as follows: Parcel 1 at 3.69+\- acre net (3.73 +\- acre 

gross) and Parcel 2 at 2.03+\- acre net (2.11+\- acre gross). The project site is 

zoned RE-2:MX (Residential Estate, Two Acre Minimum) under Title 17 of the 

Tuolumne County Ordinance Code. 

2007088013 Sierra Depot Emergency Permit 

Toxic Substances Control, Department of 

--Lassen 

Department of Toxic Substances Control has granted an emergency permit to 

Sierra Army Depot to treat Munitions and Explosives of Concern waste munitions 

by open detonation in place, otherwise known as "blow-in-place" treatment. This 

permit is pursuant to title 22, Cal. Code Regs., section 66270.61. 

2007088014 Diamond Valley Lake West Dam Weir No. 4 Investigation 

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California 

--Riverside 

The Metropolitant Water District of Southern California proposes to conduct 

potholing activities along a drain pipe for Weir No. 4, located on the downstream 

toe of the Diamond Valley Lake West Dam near the south abutment. The drain 

pipe is blocked at an undetermined location along the pipe and water is backing 

up into an underground structure. Metropolitan will install four potholes along the 

extent of the drain pipe to determine the alignment of the drain pipe and 

investigate the location of the drain blockage. 

2007088015 Installation of Uninterruptible Power Supply System at Perris Control Structure 


Perris--Los Angeles 

The proposed project is to purchase and install an Uninterruptible Power Supply 

System within the existing Perris Control Structure. The UPS would provide 

backup power protection to keep all equipment functioning during a power outage. 

2007088016 LA-35 Dissipation Chamber Rehabilitation at Jensen Filtration Plant 


--Los Angeles 

The proposed project is to rehabilitate an energy-dissipator within the existing 

Water Treatment Facility. The project would involve preparing a concrete surface, 

applying adhesive, and securing steel plates to the deteriorating walls inside the 

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energy dissipator. 

2007088017 Installation of Uninterruptible Power Supply System at Foothill Power Plant Facility 


--Los Angeles 

The proposed project is to purchase and install an Uninterruptible Power Supply 

System within the existing Foothill Power Plant Facility. The UPS would provide 

backup power protection to keep all equipment functioning during a power outage. 

2007088018 Planning Grant Augmentation for the Conceptual Planning Phase of the Harrison 

Avenue Bike Trail Project 

Tahoe Conservancy 


Grant of funding to assist in the conceptual planning of a project which will make 

improvements to the existing property assemblage, including public recreation 

opportunities. 

2007088019 Long-Term License Agreement with the California Department of Transportation 



The California Department of Transportation will be collecting information, 

performing geotechnical tests, installing groundwater monitoring wells, and 

conducting environmental studies owned by the Conservancy for the purpose of 

determining whether the parcels are suitable for potential improvements as part of 

proposed water quality improvement projects. 

2007088020 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 31-224-07 (Bauer) 



Project consists of the sale and transfer of 312 sq. ft. of potential coverage rights 

from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private residence 

will be cosntructed. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the 

project without any net increase in the amount of existing land coverage in the 

hydrologically related area. 

2007088021 Upper Truckee River Restoration Property Acquisition Grant (Tahoe Pines 

Campground) 


--El Dorado 

Authorization to grant funds to the California Wildlife Foundation to acquire 8.1 

acres of land; for the demolition of certain improvements; and to transfer property 

to the State of California for management as part of the California Tahoe 

Conservancy's Stream Environment Zone/Watershed Restoration and Public 

Access programs. 

2007088022 Transfer of Sewer Units to El Dorado County APN 80-133-05 (Howes) 



Project consists of the sale and transfer of five sewer units from Conservancyowned 

land to a receiving parcel on which a private residence will be constructed. 

The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project without any 

net increase in the amount of sewer capacity in the South Tahoe Public Utility 

District's service area. 

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2007088023 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 80-133-05 (Howes) 


--El Dorado 

Project consists of the sale and transfer of 106 square feet of potential coverage 

rights from Conservancy owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private 

residence will be constructed. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to 

carry out the project without any net increase in the amount of existing land 

coverage in the hydrologically related area. 

2007088024 Transfer of Sewer Units to El Dorado County APN 80-101-01 (Jacobson) 



Project consists of the sale and transfer of three sewer units from Conservancy 

owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private residence will be constructed. 

The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project without any 

net increase in the amount of sewer capacity in the South Tahoe Public Utility 

District's service area. 

2007088025 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado APN 31-213-03 (Malm) 




rights from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private 



coverage in the hydrologically-related area. 

2007088026 Assignment to Ground Restoration Credit to El Dorado County APN 34-232-07 

(Downing) 


--El Dorado 

Project consists of the sale and assignment of 711 square feet of restored stream 

environment zone restoration (SEZ) credit, from Conservancy-owned land to a 

receiving parcel on which minor structures accessory to existing facilities will be 

reconstructed for disabled access (garage with residential entryway). The transfer 

enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project without any net increase 

in the amount of existing land coverage in the SEZ areas within the Lake Tahoe 

Basin. 

2007088027 Acquisition of Two Environmentally Sensitive Parcels Necessary to Protect the 

Natural Environment 


South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado, Placer 

Purchase of fee interest in two environmentally sensitive parcels and parcels 

necessary to protect the environment as part of the California Tahoe 

Conservancy's acquisition and coverage programs. 

2007088028 North Hall 

California State University, Channel Islands 

--Ventura 

The proposed project would involve the renovation and new construction that 

would provide 72,172 GSF (gross square feet) of instructional space, and faculty 

and administration offices space in the academic core of the campus, as specified 

by the Campus Master Plan. Overall, the project will provide capacity space for 

435 lecture stations (1,013 FTES), 72 laboratory stations (36 FTES), 115 faculty 

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offices, approximately 60 administration offices, with appurtenant instructional and 

administrative support space. 

2007088030 Nursing Simulation Lab 


--Ventura 

The proposed project would involve the renovation and conversion of 

approximately 3,800 GSF (gross square feet) of existing first floor space in the 

eastern end of Manzanita Hall into a nursing simulation lab. The program includes 

six 'bed' stations, one computer lab with 12 stations, several faculty/administrative 

offices, associated support space, and an ADA compliant bathroom. 

2007088031 Martin V. Smithe Decision Center 


--Ventura 

The proposed program would invovle the construction of a new single-story facility 

that will be up to 3,500 GSF (gross square feet) in size. The Decision Center 

would include a 60-seat tiered case-study classroom that can be used for 

university classroom space, as well as community and business conferencing and 

partnering. The project would also provide restroom facilities. The building should 

be completed and ready for use in September 2008. 

2007088032 Efficient Foodservice Equipment/Next Generation Instantaneous Water Heater 

Energy Commission 

-- 

The purpose of this PEIR Natural Gas contract is first, to develop marketable 

prototypes, with manufacturers, of under- and over-fired charbroilers which 

improve the poor efficieny of this class of cooking equipment. The improved 

over-fired broiler will reduce by 25% the 1100 therms/year a typical broiler uses. 

Secondly, a tankless water heater project will develop a system design which 

maintains the eficiency benefits of tankless water heaters while reducing the 

shortcomings which limit their market acceptance. 

2007088033 Automation of Sludge Thickening Process 

Energy Commission 

Fremont--Alameda 

This proposed project will develop an automatic control systen to maintain the 

concentration of feed sludge. The control system will utilize newly developed 

on-line analyzers to maintain the sludge concentration. The contractor will also 

employ a special sensor fault detection algorithm to improve reliability. The 

proposed project will validate the ability of the sensor and algorithm to maintain the 

sludge thickness and methane output. 

2007088034 Santa Felicia Dam Outlet Works Maintenance Project 


--Ventura 

SAA #1600-2004-0237-R5 Alter the streambed by conducting maintenance 

operations below the Santa Felicia Dam. Activities include a) Replacement of a 

culvert structure and fill to re-create an access road crossing the spillway channel. 

b) Redistribution of cobble/boulder material below the cone valves. Material built 

up from the flows will be pushed back in the pool of origin located directly below 

the cone valves. 

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2007088035 Long-Term License Agreement with the California Department of Transportation 



The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will be collecting 

information, performing geotechnical tests, installing groundwater monitoring wells, 

and conducting environmental studies on parcels owned by the Conservancy for 

the purpose of determining whether the parcels are suitable for potential 

improvements as part of the proposed water quality improvement projects. 

2007088036 Transfer of Sewer Units to El Dorado County APN 80-133-05 (Howes) 


South Lake Tahoe, Unincorporated--El Dorado 

Project consists of the sale and transfer of five sewer units from 

Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private residence will be 

constructed. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project 

without any net increase in the amount of sewer capacity in the South Tahoe 

Public Utility District's service area. 

2007088037 Transfer of Sewer Units to El Dorado County APN 80-101-01 (Jacobson) 


South Lake Tahoe, Unincorporated--El Dorado 

Project consists of the sale and transfer of three sewer units from 

Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a private residence will be 

constructed. The transfer enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project 

without any net increase in the amount of sewer capacity in the South Tahoe 

Public Utility District's service area. 

2007088038 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 80-133-05 (Howes) 


Unincorporated--El Dorado 






2007088039 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 31-213-03 (Malm) 








2007088040 Planning Grant Augmentation for the Conceptual Planning Phase of the Harrison 

Avenue Bike Trail Project 



Grant of funding to assist in the conceptual planning of a project which will make 

improvements to the existing property assemblage, including public recreation 

opportunities. 

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2007088041 Upper Truckee River Restoration Property Acquisition Grant (Tahoe Pines 

Campground) 



Authorization to grant funds to the California Wildlife Foundation to acquire 8.1 

acres of land; for the demolition of certain improvements; and to transfer property 

to the State of California for management as part of the California Tahoe 

Conservancy's Stream Environment Zone/Watershed and Public Access 

programs. 

2007088042 Acquisition of Two Environmentally Sensitive Parcels Necessary to Protect the 

Natural Environment 


South Lake Tahoe, Unincorporated--El Dorado, Placer 

Purchase of fee interest in two environmentally sensitive parcels and parcels 

necessary to protect the environment as part of the California Tahoe 

Conservancy's acquisition and coverage programs. 

2007088103 Larson Farms/Virgil and Lorene Larson 


--Tuolumne 

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-49 to rezone a 571.8+/- acre project site from 

AE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, 37 acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (Exclusive 

Agricultural, 37 acre minimum: Agricultural Preserve Combining) under Title 17 of 

the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code; and 

2. Application for Williamson Act Contract 05WA-50 to rescind an existing contract 

under Resolution 122-70 and enter into a new contract on the 571.8+/- acre 

project site pursuant to Resolution 106-04, including approval of the agricultural 

management plan. 

Received on Thursday, August 02, 2007 


Documents Received on Friday, August 03, 2007 

2006052094 Jackson Home Depot 

Jackson, City of 

Jackson--Amador 

Project would construct a 139,000 +/- sq. ft. Home Depot store and associated 

parking and roadway access improvements during Phase I of the project. Phase II 

would consist of the development of up to 200,000 sq. ft. of additional commercial/ 

retail space and associated parking. Approx. 15 acres of the 59 acre site will be 

preserved as habitat/ open space. Tenants for Phase II have not been determined 

at this time. Access to the site would be via a new signalized intersection 

connecting the project site to SR-49/88 to the west of the site. The project would 

connect to City water and sewer. 

2007082024 Sacramento County Pedestrian Master Plan 


--Sacramento 

This project is a pedestrian Master Plan for the County of Sacramento. The types 

of projects listed in the Master Plan include signal timing, countdown signal, 

lighting, trail crossings, midblock crossings, pedestrian districts, alley conversions, 

sidewalks/ walkways and pathways. 

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2004082066 Stockton General Plan 2035 

Stockton, City of 


The proposed project represents an update to the City's existing General Plan 

(1990) and the land use designations identified under the Preferred Land Use 

Alternative. The City is considering expansions to both its existing Urban Services 

Boundary (USB) and Sphere of Influence (SOI) boundary in order to accommodate 

future population growth anticipated under the Preferred Land Use Alternative. In 

addition, water, wastewater and storm drainage utility master plans are being 

prepared to identify the necessary infrastructure requirements needed to support 

growth and development proposed under the Preferred Land Use Alternative. The 

Draft General Plan Land Use Diagram (Preferred Land Use Alternative) 

boundaries generally extend to Armstrong Road and Live Oak Road on the north, 

Jack Tone Road on the east, Roth Road on the south and the San Joaquin River, 

Burns Cutoff, Stockton Deep Water Channel, Fourteen Mile Slough, and Bishop 

Cut on the west. 

2007042020 Intersection Improvements at Greer Road / Santa Fe Avenue / Hatch Road 

Stanislaus County 

Hughson--Stanislaus 

Stanislaus County is implementing the proposed intersection improvement project 

to mitigate for traffic congestion in the County, as directed by the Capital 

Improvement Program, which was based on adoption of the 1991 County General 

Plan. 

2007081023 New Cuyama Community Center Master Plan 

Santa Barbara County 

--Santa Barbara 

The County of Santa Barbara proposes to adopt a Master Plan for the 

development/ consolidation of civic and recreation services in the Community of 

New Cuyama. New proposed development includes Gymnasium/ Multi-Purpose 

Building (15,000 sq. ft.); Library (1,200 sq. ft.); Community Health Center (1,800 

sq. ft.); and Community Aquatic Center with pool and associated structures (3,700 

sq. ft., including locker rooms/ restrooms and pool equipment room). The existing 

County Fire Station and Sheriff's Sub-station are located within the Master Plan 

area, and would be retained. 

2007081024 Conditional Use Permit No. 3525 


--Riverside 

Conditional Use Permit No. 3525 proposes a commercial shopping center on 

31.53 acres consisting of the following: 331,974 sq. ft. of building area; five major 

tenant buildings, three pad buildings, six shop buildings, and one gas station with 

convenience store; 1,737 parking spaces (1,623 standard stalls, 74 compact 

stalls, and 40 accessible stalls); and 169,747 sq. ft. of landscaped area. The 

conditional use permit also proposes to permit the sale of beer and wine for 

building Major 1 (drugstore) and concurrent sale of beer and wine with the 

gasoline service station pursuant to subsequent ABC permits and potential 

findings for Public Necessity and Convenience, which will be applied for by the 

future tenants. 

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2007081025 Tentative Tract Map No. 31546 


--Riverside 

Tentative Tract Map No. 31546 proposes a Schedule A subdivision of 36.28 gross 

acres into 114 single family residential lots with a minimum lot size of 7,200 sq. ft., 

one open space lot for a 4 acre park, and one open space lot for a 20' wide 

regional trail. 

2007081027 Tentative Tract Map No. 29328 


--Riverside 

Tentative Tract Map No. 29328 proposes a Schedule A subdivision of 19.32 acres 

into 74 single family residential lots with a minimum lot size of 7,200 sq. ft and one 

detention basin. The project also includes a 12' wide community trail located within 

the SH-74 right-of-way. 

2007081033 ConocoPhillips Line 200 Relocation- DWR Milepost 62.26 to 64.46 Project 

Water Resources, Department of 

Gustine--Merced 

To protect public health and to safeguard California Aqueduct (Aqueduct) 

operations, Department of Water resources (DWR) has requested that the 

ConocoPhillips Company (ConocoPhillips) relocate a portion of its 16 inch 

diameter pipeline, Line 200, to the east side of the Aqueduct. Line 200 transports 

crude oil and semi-refined petroleum products from the San Joaquin Valley to 

refineries near San Francisco. In 1997 the western edge of the Aqueduct at the 

milepost 62.26, where Line 200 crosses, failed. The failed slope caused a 120 foot 

section of the Aqueduct's concrete liner to slide into the Aqueduct. DWR 

concluded that a future slope failure could cause Line 200 to rupture into the 

Aqueduct at milepost 62.26, which is an unacceptable risk. In cooperation with 

ConocoPhillips, DWR determined that relocating Line 200 to the east of the 

Aqueduct would provide protection from potential Line 200 ruptures in the future. 

2007082018 Frazier/ Burtchett Major Subdivision 


--Humboldt 

A Final Map Subdivision of an approx. 79.5 acre parcel into 10 lots ranging in size 

from 2.5 acres to 28.7 acres in size. All lots will be served by onsite sewage 

disposal systems. Six lots (phase 1) will be served with water from the Willow 

Creek Community Services District and four lots (phase 2) will obtain water from 

three proposed wells. Lot 4 will be created as a flag lot. 

2007082019 07-030 (Tumber) 

Sutter County Community Services District 

Live Oak--Sutter 

A rezone from AG (General Agricultural) to RAN (Ranchette) and a tentative parcel 

map to divide an 18 acre parcel into four parcels (3, 4, 5, 6 acres). 

2007082020 07-031 (Tumber) 

Sutter County Community Services District 

Live Oak--Sutter 

A rezone from AG (General Agriculture) to RAN (Ranchette) and a tentative parcel 

map to divide an 18 acre parcel into four parcels (3, 4, 5, 6 acres). 

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2007082022 Amended Boots Commercial Stables 


--Humboldt 

Project seeks to remedy a land use violation wherein a commercial stable was 

established without the benefit of County review. The applicant currently has +/- 40 

horses boarded on the 89 acre parcel. This application seeks to legitimize that 

number, add another 80 horses in the immediate future and include the capability 

of an additional 40 horses at some point in the future totaling commercial stables 

for up to 160 horses. This permit includes an 11,250 sq. ft. barn, a 3,500 sq. ft. 

second farm dwelling, a 6,000 sq. ft. uncovered parking area (gravel), a 10,368 sq. 

ft. indoor riding arena, +/- 45 9' X 12' and 10 slightly larger uncovered stalls. The 

parcel is already developed with a small residence, the horse stalls, the outdoor 

arena and the indoor arena (this was permitted as a private use and will be 

converted to a commercial use through this permit). Per the Eel River Area Plan 

(ERAP), both residences are to be occupied by the property owner/ operator and 

their family members. All sewage disposal and water sources are on site. 

2007082025 Cosumnes Electrical Distribution Extension Project 

Sacramento Municipal Utility District 

--Sacramento 

The Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) is proposing to construct and 

operate a substation and appurtenant overhead line (1.25 miles) in southern 

portion of the City of Sacramento. A substation would be located at the Verizon 

Data Services facility located at 7901 Freeport Boulevard. The line will also 

provide a connection to a substation that will be located at the Freeport Regional 

Water Authority located just north of the Town of Freeport. The overhead line will 

be located parallel to Freeport Boulevard and extend east across I-5 just north of 

Stonecrest Avenue. The substation and overhead line will be constructed in late 

2007/ early 2008 and be operational in mid-2008. The Mitigated Negative 

Declaration does not identify any potentially significant environmental impacts that 

will result from construction of the project. 

2004111103 Mid County Parkway Project 

Riverside County Transportation Commission 

Perris, Corona, San Jacinto--Riverside 

The project includes two no project/no action alternatives and five "Build" 

alternatives. Many of the alternatives share common segments. 

2007081026 General Plan Amendment No. 857, Change of Zone No. 7514, and Environmental 

Assessment No. 41368 


--Riverside 

The project proposes the development of 694 residential units, which includes 308 

single-family residences and 386 apartments on approximately 106-acres. 

The project includes a mixture of residential unit-types and densities: including 108 

single-family residential units ranging from 5,000 square foot to 6,000 square foot 

lots. 123 cluster units, and 386 apartments units. The cluster housing is proposed 

for the northern portion of the site between the east project boundary and Pat's 

Ranch Road on the west. The 5,000 to 6,000 square foot lots are proposed for the 

southern portion of the site, south of the cluster housing, between the east project 

boundary and Pat's Ranch Road on the west. The apartment units are propped 

for the area of the site that is west of Pat's Ranch Road and south of 68th Street. 

The density of the houses ranges from 8.4 units per acre for the cluster housing, 

5.9 units per acre for the 5,000 square foot lots, 5.5 units per acre for the 6,000 

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square foot lots, and 20.05 units per acre for the apartment units. 

2007081029 Palm/ Industrial Distribution Center (Development Permit Type 2 No. 06-28) 

San Bernardino, City of 

San Bernardino--San Bernardino 

The proposed project includes the construction of a warehouse/ distribution facility 

consisting of a single building totaling 682,408 sq. ft. The approx. 33 acre project 

site is located at the southeast corner of Palm Avenue and Industrial Parkway, 

southwest of the Interstate 215/ Palm Avenue interchange. 

2007081030 City of Tulare 2030 General Plan Update 

Tulare, City of 

Tulare--Tulare 

The City is preparing the 2030 General Plan Update for four elements: (1) Land 

Use Element, (2) Transportation & Circulation Element, and (3/4) a consolidated 

Conservation & Open Space Element. The other elements mandated by State law 

will remain as adopted in 1993. This EIR will provide an assessment of the 

updated General Plan elements. The draft EIR is expected to be available for 

public review in September of 2007. The City of Tulare is located on the west side 

of Tulare County along State Route 99. The City is located approximately halfway 

between Bakersfield to the south and Fresno to the north. 

2007082023 San Francisco General Hospital Seismic Compliance, New Hospital Construction 



The proposed project is the development of a new hospital on the existing campus 

on the west lawn of the 24-acre medical campus. The west lawn is bounded by 

Building 20 on the north, Building 30 on the south, the Main Hospital (Building 5) 

on the east and steps and landscape areas down to Potrero Avenue on the west. 

Access roads separate the west lawn from Building 5 and the lower landscaped 

area from Potrero Avenue. Buildings 20 and 30 are five-story masonry buildings 

constructed in 1915 and 1936 as hospital wards and are currently used for 

research facilities, research laboratories and offices, support services and 

administration such as patient billing Medic-Cal eligibility and quality management. 

The proposed new hospital would remain within the height limit of 105 feet 

permitted in the zoning district. The new approximately eight-story (including two 

basement levels) 419,070 square foot acute care hospital building will have 

approximately 284 acute care beds. The existing space in Building 5, the current 

hospital, would be reused for non-acute care medical purposes. The applicant has 

applied for a proposed rooftop medical helipad on Building 5 (Case #2003.1200E) 

which is undergoing separate environmental review. Should that helipad be 

approved, the applicant may desire to re-locate it from the current hospital to the 

rooftop of the new hospital once the new hospital is completed. 

The applicant proposes to replace the interior road network with two-cul-de-sacs. 

Pedestrians would continue to use the sidewalk along the internal roadway and 

would have access to the new hospital from 23rd street, the parking garage on 

23rd Street, 22nd Street and Potrero Avenue. Patients and visitor vehicles would 

be directed to access the campus from 23rd. Patient and visitor drop off and 

pick-up would use a turnaround accessed at 23rd Street. Ambulances would 

access the campus from 22nd Street to a new emergency room in the northeast 

quadrant of the new hospital building. 

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2007081021 L12 and 82nd Street West New Elementary School Project 

Westside Union School District 

Lancaster--Los Angeles 

The Westside Union School District proposes to acquire a 12.7 acre parcel of 

undeveloped, native land for the purposes of constructing a new elementary 

school. 

2007081022 Bommer Canyon Trailhead 

Irvine, City of 


The project consists of a realignment of an existing access road from Shady 

Canyon Drive, as well as the construction of a parking lot (14 spaces) and a 744 

sq. ft. restroom/ trailhead/ staff office to facilitate the use of existing trails. The new 

access road will be approx. 24 feet in width with an all weather surface. 

2007081028 Brightwater Specific Plan and Annexation 

Huntington Beach, City of 

Huntington Beach--Orange 

The proposed project involves three components: 1) annexation application to the 

Orange County Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCO) to annex the 

Brightwater Development Project into the City of Huntington Beach; 2) prezoning 

for portions of the Brightwater Development Project presently located within 

Orange County; and 3) rezoning of the portions of the site currently located within 

the City of Huntington Beach from RL to Specific Plan. 

2007082017 Pinnacle View Planned Development 

Scotts Valley, City of 

Scotts Valley--Santa Cruz 

12 single family dwellings and 8 twonhomes located on four vacant parcels totaling 

two acres at the end of Lundy Lane. 

2007082021 PA-0700295 & PA-0700296 

San Joaquin County Community Development Department 

--San Joaquin 

A General Plan Amendment (PA-0700295) to amend the General Plan designation 

of one 0.52 acre parcel from R/M (Medium Density Residential) to C/C 

(Community Commercial) and a Zone Reclassification (PA-0700296) application to 

reclassify the zoning from R-M (Medium Density Residential) to C-C (Community 

Commercial). 

2007082026 Science Building Expansion 

Los Rios Community College District 


The proposed project includes the expansion of the Cosumnes River College 

Science Building (Building 2). The expansion will provide for instructional space, 

including new laboratories, as well as additional internal square footage for a 

variety of uses to be determined later. The project will include an expansion of the 

building by an estimated 15,023 sq. ft. Construction of the improvements is 

scheduled to occur in 2008 and 2009. The expansion project will result in an 

increased overall classroom space, and will likely result in a limited increase in 

demand for utilities, infrastructure, and parking at the campus or the site. All 

infrastructure upgrades and expanded utilities are included within the proposed 

building improvements. 

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2000034007 Salinas Valley Water Project 


Salinas--Monterey, San Luis Obispo 

Since certification of the EIR, the Monterey County Water Resources Agency has 

modified the Salinas Valley Water Project by implementing new flow targets for 

steelhead trout migration, changing the location of the Salinas River Diversion 

Facility river water connecting pipeline, and deciding to install a buried pipeline to 

seasonally change the point of discharge of the Blanco Drain. These project 

modifications are described and analyzed in the Addendum to the Salinas Valley 

Water Project EIR. 

2001092014 Capitol Expressway Light Rail Project 

Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 

San Jose--Santa Clara 

Extend Light Rail by 3.1 miles from the Alum Rock Light Rail Station to Nieman 

Boulevard in two phases. Include four new light rail stations, an expanded 

Park-and-Ride Lot, and a Vehicle Storage Facility. Existing carpool lanes would 

be removed from Capitol Expressway between Capitol Avenue and Nieman 

Boulevard. Electrical transmission facilities in the project area would also be 

relocated. 

2003121005 06-FRE 180 KP 39.58/43.93 (PM24.6/27.3) Mendota East Rehab 

Caltrans #6 

Mendota--Fresno 

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, Caltrans. The applicant proposes to extend bridges at three 

locations and extend a culvert at another location with mitigation being done for all 

removed riparian vegetation. 

2004062132 Whisper Creek Subdivision 


--Placer 

This project is for the Annexation of property to PCWA's Zone No. 1 service area. 

PCWA is proposing to Annex Assessor's Parcel Numbers. 023-260-002,006,007, 

and 017, totaling 60.6 acres, to allow the Agency to provide treated water service 

for a proposed 104 unit housing development. It is proposed that the Agency 

wholesale the water for the properties to the area retailer, California - American 

Water Company (Cal Am). Cal Am is aware of this situation and has given their 

written support of the annexation and subsequent service of treated water, 

provided that all appropriate Agency and Cal Am fees are paid. 

The owner of the Whisper Creek Subdivision has requested the annexation of the 

property in order to acquire treated water service. Placer County has adopted an 

Environmental Impact Report for the Whisper Creek Subdivision, which evaluated 

potential environmental impacts associated with the proposed Subdivision, which 

includes 104 single-family residential housing units. The proposed lots range in 

size from 10,835 square feet to 27,297 square feet hat document addressed the 

environmental impacts associated the project in the Silver Creek Environmental 

Impact Report. 

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2006121047 Topper Lane Tentative Parcel Map; TPM 20895RPL^1, Log No. 91-14-044A 


--San Diego 

The proposed project is a minor residential subdivision to divide 6.73 net acres. 

The project is subject to the Regional Land Use Policy 1.1 (CUDA) Current Urban 

Development Area and General Plan Use Designations (1)(2) Residential. The 

current zone for the property is split zoned into RR1 and RS1, both of which 

require that a minimum lot size of 1 acre be maintained. 

2007022110 Central Terrace Final Map Subdivision, FMS-06-08/PUD-06-04/CUP-06-18 

Humboldt County Planning Department 

--Humboldt 

A Final Map Subdivision and Planned Unit Development of an approximately 3.6 

acre parcel. A total of 25 lots are proposed, consisting of 18 single family lots and 

7 multifamily lots, which will allow for a total of 66 dwelling units. The single family 

lots range in size (not including common areas) from 2,051 square feet to 2,347 

square feet. The multifamily lots range in size from 2,593 to 8,011 square feet. A 

Planned Unit Development is proposed to allow for reduced setbacks and lot sizes 

while providing for landscaping, 4 trash/recycling areas and common parking 

areas. Pursuant to Section 322.5-1 et seq. H.C.C., an exception to the solar 

access standards is requested for proposed multifamily lots A-1, A-2, and A-3. 

Pursuant to Section 314-6.5 H.C.C. a Conditional Use Permit is needed to allow 

for single family residences on proposed lots C-1 through C-18. The project 

includes a Street Name Assignment to name the proposed new unnamed access 

road that is to serve the proposed subdivision a name that is found acceptable by 

the Planning Division. The project will be served by community water and sewer. 

2007052147 Green Hills Road Industrial Buildings 

Scotts Valley, City of 

Scotts Valley--Santa Cruz 

The construction of two new light industrial buildings (6,720 & 11,700 square feet). 

2007061027 Conveyance of Refuge Water Supply, Including Modification and Reconstruction 

of Facilities 

Central California Irrigation District 

Mendota--Fresno, Madera 

The project involves the measures to provide for conveyance of a refuge water 

supply to the Mendota Wildlife Area located on the south side of the Mendota Pool 

formed by the existing Mendota Dam of Central California Irrigation District. The 

project will involve the provision of water by the United Sates Bureau of 

Reclamation and the conveyance of that water through the Mendota Pool to the 

Mendota Wildlife Area utilizing a reconstructed Mendota Dam and other equipment 

and facilities to be installed by the United States Bureau of Reclamation for 

delivery of the water to the Mendota Wildlife Area. 

2007089019 Donahue Lot Split (Tentative Parcel Map TPM07-03/Development Review Permit 

DR07-06/AEIS07-10) 

Santee, City of 

Santee--San Diego 

The proposed project is a Tentative Parcel Map (TPM07-03) to create two 

residential lots on a 0.54 acre parcel and a Development Review Permit (DR07-06 

and for the development of one single family residence, a new paved driveway 

within an access and utility easement, drainage improvements and site 

landscaping. The proposed lot area of Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 are 10,447 square 

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feet and 13,209 square feet respectively. The construction of one single family 

residence is proposed on Parcel 2. The single family residence will be 3,411 

square feet including an attached three car garage. Within the southeastern 

portion of Parcel 2, and existing 528 square foot two-car garage will remain. An 

existing single story, single family residence is proposed to remain on Parcel 1. 

The two residential lots will take access from an access and utility easement off of 

Pryor Drive. The project is conditioned to provide a 26 foot wide paved driveway 

within the easement that will lead to two separate 12 foot driveways on Parcels 1 

and 2. An AC berm is proposed to be built along the eastern side of the paved 

driveway to convey site drainage to the existing storm drain system on Pryor Drive. 

2007089020 Cottonwood Creek Bicycle Grant Proposal; Agreement 2007-0035-R4; 

Cottonwood Creek 

Merced, City of 

Merced--Merced 


Alteration Agreement pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the 

project applicant City of Merced. The applicant proposes: Culvert 1 construct an 

8-foot wide by 5-foot tall by 360 foot long concrete box culvert pedestrian/bicycle 

path crossing with riprap; Culvert 2 construct an 8-foot wide by 5-foot tall by 

300-foot long concrete box culvert pedestrian/bicycle path crossing with riprap; 

and Bridge 1 construct an 8-foot wide by 32-foot long spanned pedestrian/bicycle 

path crossing. 

2007089021 Cal Fed Demonstration Recharge Project 


--San Joaquin 

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

Alteration Agreement number R2-2005-0226, pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish 

and Game Code to the project Operator, Mr. Charles K. McClain (County 

Administrator), Marysville, CA: 

This agreement pertains only to those activities specifically described in 

Streambed Alteration Notification No. R2-2007-0084 pertaining to the Cal Fed 

Demonstration Recharge Project which includes the installation of three in-water 

fish screens along the lower Mokelumne River, which are summarized as follows: 

(1) Cal Fed Site - a proposed new diversion scheduled to be constructed on the 

north bank of the lower Mokelumne River in late summer/early fall of 2007. The 

diversion rate will be 10 cubic feet per second (cfs), which will be piped to an 

infiltration basin for groundwater recharge north of the river. The diversion will 

consist of a fish screen in the river off the toe of the north bank. (2) North 

Pumping Station - The north pumping station is an existing diversion, which has 

proposed for a similar type fish screen as site #1. The existing diversion rate is 10 

cfs, but may be increased to a maximum of 30 cfs in the future. (3) South 

Pumping Station - The south pumping station is an existing diversion, which has 

proposed for a similar type fish screen as site #1. The existing diversion rate is 10 

cfs, but may be increased to a maximum of 30 cfs in the future. 

2007088043 MH Basement IT Complex Remodel, CF1-708 

California State University, Fullerton 

Fullerton--Orange 

In McCarthy Hall basement remove walls on east of room 63 and south of 55 and 

between 54A and 61. Install new corridor wall between 57 and 64 and relocated 

doors to 57 and 64. Close off doors in 57A, 56, and 54D. Add new door in 56 

East wall re-switch as necessary for doors. Remove Telco closet and stub window 

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wall in 63. Fill in floor tile and ceiling tile as necessary add cove base, patch and 

paint to match existing. Adjust fire alarm. 

2007088044 MRCA Malibu Coastal Slope Trails Acquisitions; Ramirez-Escondido Canyons 

Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority 

--Los Angeles 

Acquisition of twelve parcels in the City of Malibu: 

APNs 4465-004-070, 4465-004-071, 4467-003-044, 4467-003-021, 4467-003-031, 

4467-002-041, 4460-014-006, 4460-014-008, 4460-015-001, 4467-002-060, 

4467-002-042, 4467-002-044. 

2007088045 Lovers Leap Restoration Project Agreement 2006-0088-R4 


--Stanislaus 

Restore a mined reach of the Stanislaus River by creating salmonid habitat and 

restoring geomorphic processes within the river. 

2007088046 Conditional Use Permit P07-03 (Furry Friends) 

Santee, City of 

Santee--San Diego 

The application is to establish an exterior dog run in conjunction with an 

established 2,250 square foot animal hospital and animal boarding facility. The 

dog run will be adjacent to the facility, with controlled access to and from the 

facility. The 1.75 acre site is developed with a total of 22,245 square feet of 

building area, parking, fencing, and landscaping within the GC - General 

Commercial zone. The proposed project represents a negligible change in the use 

of an existing facility. 

2007088047 Agreement Regarding Proposed Stream or Lake Alteration 1600-2006-0081-R6 

Los Angeles City Department of Water and Power 

Bishop--Inyo 

LADWP is proposing to divert and spread high runoff flows through unimproved 

spreading diversions, sandtraps, and spillgates. Some of the diversions flow into 

channels that return flows to the Owens River, some end in pastures, and some 

go directly on to the desert without a channel. Purpose of the project is to attempt 

to control flows during high runoff events and provide ground water recharge. 

2007088048 Common Landowner Transfer of up to 2,000 AFof TLBWSD 2007 State Water 

Project Water to Kern County Water Agency 

Tulare Lake Basin Water Storage District 

Bakersfield--Kern 

The District will transfer up to 2,000 AF of its 2007 Table A Entitlement Water to 

Kern County Water Agency for the JG Boswell Co. who farms in both Districts. 

The transfer will be completed in 2007. This proposed transfer is designed to 

enable the JG Bowell Co. to better manage its respective water supplies. No 

lands will be fallowed as a result of the transfer and no additional groundwater will 

be pumped. The lands have been actively farmed in the past. 

2007088049 Upper Ranch Play Area Restoration (below Obstacle Campground) 


--San Benito 

The purpose of this project is to restore a 4x4 play area to improve the visual 

impact and reduce erosion and sediment loss. Tasks include restoring native 

vegetation, restoring soil to natural grade, and constructing a sustainable 4x4 trail 

through the area. This will improve wildlife habitat and reduce soil erosion. This 

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project is located on the east side of the Upper Ranch 4x4 Obstacle Campground 

and encompasses about two acres. It is adjacent to, but not in the drainage. 

2007088050 Palisades Reservoir Dam, No. 1022-2 

Water Resources, Department of, Division of Dams 

Dana Point--Orange 

Replace the ends of the existing perforated subdrains with PVC SDR-35 pipe and 

install a new toe drain system at the toe of the dam with PVC Schedule 40 pipe. 

Flow cartridges will be installed at the ends of the subdrain pipes in order to 

provide continuous monitoring. An alarm system will be implemented. This work 

will improve the drainage system at Palisades Reservoir Dam. 

2007088051 Echo Lake Dam, No. 53-9 



Installation of a slide gate into one of the bays of the spillway. 

2007088052 Rename San Bernardino State Office Building 

General Services, Department of 


The Department of General Services, Asset Management Branch, is designing a 

marker and plaque that will appropriately commemorate the San Bernardino State 

Government Center as the Rosa Parks Memorial Building. 

The new signage is consistent with signing requirements for state buildings. The 

new signage will be erected in a manner similar to that of other State buildings that 

have been named in honor of a significant person in California or American 

History. The current building signage will be replaced so as to allow for the easy 

identification of the building. Thus, the proposed signage shall include: 

- The building address and "STATE GOVERNMENT CENTER" located at the main 

building entrance to remain. 

- A double-sided monument sign identifying the building as the Rosa Parks 

Memorial Building to be located in the existing landscape area at the main building 

entrance courtyard. 

- New brushed aluminum letters on the existing concrete entrance wall on North 

"E" Street side identifying the building as the Rosa Parks Memorial Building. 

- A commemorative bronze cast plaque for Rosa Parks to be erected on the 

existing stone wall in the first floor main lobby. 

2007088053 California State Capitol Re-roofing Project 



The Department of General Services/Real Estate Services Division (DGS/RESD) 

proposes to re-roof approximately 90,000 square feet of the State Capitol Building 

(Capitol). The Capitol roof membrane is comprised of two roof types: a Trocal 

single ply roof over polyisocyanurate rigid foam insulation and a four-layer asphalt 

roof. The older, original membrane below contains asbestos. The Trocal 

membrane that lies on top of the original membrane is failing and has trapped 

water below its surface, causing deterioration of the insulation, and some areas 

have leaked to the interior of the Capitol Building. Additionally, skylights will be 

replaced because the old skylights have had periodic water infiltration issues for 

many years. 

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The project scope includes the demolition of two roofing systems: replacement of 

the gutter and rainwater leader system; removal and replacement of mechanical 

equipment; removal and reinstallation of all electrical connections; removal of 

wood walk paths; and removal of flooring in two light wells. The mechanical 

equipment curbs will be raised and new flashing and walk paths will be added for 

the mechanical equipment and security. Additionally, new skylight structures will 

be installed, including the tunnel walkway. The project scope also includes 

installation of a new Operating Procedures Outline Sheet (OPOS) rated window 

washing swing and miscellaneous California Code of Regulations (CCR) Title 24 

upgrades. 

2007088054 17th District Ag Fair Property Acquisition 


Grass Valley--Nevada 

The proposed project consists of an acquisition of a commercial property 

comprising 0.40 acre located adjacent to Nevada County Fairgrounds. The project 

involves negligible or no expansion of use beyond that existing at the time of the 

lead agency's determination. The project will transfer ownership of land to the 

California Department of General Services and allow for future fairgrounds 

expansion. 

2007088055 Assignment of Ground Restoration Credit to El Dorado County APN 34-232-07 

(Downing) 



Project consists of the sale and assignment of 711 square feet of restored stream 

environment zone restoration (SEZ) credit, from Conservancy-owned land to a 

receiving parcel on which minor structures accessory to existing facilities will be 

reconstructed for disabled access (garage with residential entryway). The transfer 

enables the receiving landowner to carry out the project without any net increase 

in the amount of existing land coverage in the SEZ areas within the Lake Tahoe 

Basin. 

2007088056 Howard Forest Star Thistle Burn 


Willits--Mendocino 

This project involves control burning yellow star thistle (Centaurea solstitialis L.), a 

noxious weed species, to control it's spread at the CAL FIRE Mendocino Unit 

Headquarters facility known as Howard Forest. The project involves the ignition of 

grassy areas to burn star thistle plants within several units comprising a total of 12 

acres. The fire will be contained and eventually extinguished using "wet lines" 

(i.e., perimeter lines wetted with water) applied using fire engines. As part of this 

process, fire fighters will be trained using this firefighting technique. 

2007088057 Mapping of Wetland and Riparian Habitat in Southern California 

Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority 

--Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Riverside, ... 

This project will map wetland and riparian habitat and flood control infrastructure 

comprehensively in the study area. Beneficiaries include regional boards, 

counties, municipalities, non-profits, and scientists. 

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2007088058 Prairie Creek Trail Trailhead Repairs 


--Humboldt 

Repair storm damage incurred January 2006 at the Prairie Creek Trail trailhead 

located at mile marker 129 on the Newton Drury Parkway in Prairie Creek 

Redwoods State Park. Reconstruct approximately 160 feet of the trail to bring the 

surface back to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards for accessibility. 

Construct a rock retaining wall (approximately 2 feet high) on both sides of 

approximately 100 feet of the reconstructed trail in order to support the tread. 

Construct approximately 60 feet of new trail outside the present alignment, in order 

to establish an accessible grade. Install a barrier log 80 feet in length alongside 

the existing parking lot to prevent hikers from cutting the trail. Remove the existing 

temporary trail and trans-locate its gravel materials to the new trail. Save native 

plants from the reroute and transplant into the old alignment; revegetate with 

additional local native species as needed. 

Received on Friday, August 03, 2007 


Documents Received on Monday, August 06, 2007 

2006061124 Rose City Industrial Park Project 

Wasco, City of 

Wasco--Kern 

The City of Wasco is facilitating the master planning of an industrial park east of 

the City's existing city limits and south of Highway 46. The industrial park area at 

build out will be 1,640 more or less acres. The project includes General Plan 

Amendments, Sphere of Influence Amendment, Annexation, Precise Development 

Plans, and Cancellation of Williamson Act Contracts. The project will include new 

rail service by Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) company, new internal rail 

spurs, roads, and connection to Highway 46. 

2007081032 Gaviota Creek Bank Erosion Protection 

Caltrans #5 

Solvang--Santa Barbara 

Stabilize 140' of creek bank adjacent to highway. 

2007081035 Friant-Kern Canal Elmo East S-7 Turnout Project 

Southern San Joaquin Municipal Utility District 

McFarland--Kern 

The Southern San Joaquin Municipal Utility District (SSJMUD) proposes to 

construct and operate a turnout from the Friant-Kern Canal, including a pump 

station and underground pipeline to connect to an existing reservoir east of the city 

of McFarland, in Kern County. 

2007081036 Comprehensive Planned Development 96-1 TE #2 & Vesting Tentative Tract Map 

52200 Time Extension #2 

Palmdale, City of 

Palmdale--Los Angeles 

The proposed project is a two year discretionary time extension to CPD 96-1 Time 

Extension #1 and VTTM 52200 Time Extension #1. The Planned Development 

Supplemental text prepared for CPD 96-1 describes the project as a phased 

development of an equestrian-theme residential community known as Joshua 

Ranch. VTTM 52200 proposes to subdivide 793 acres into 535 residential lots, 

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one 31 acre equestrian center lot, one 26.61 acre community park site lot, one 

3.11 acre specialty park site lot and 15 open space lots consisting primarily of 

native desert vegetation preserve, but also including improved passive use open 

space, and landscaping. The residential lots will consist of two categories: those 

over 20,000 sq. ft. in which horses and other equines may be maintained in 

accordance with City wide standards, and those under 20,000 sq. ft. where such 

animals would not be permitted. The project proposes development of an 

extensive system of riding and hiking trails along the planned streets and within 

the natural open space areas, including one of the City's planned multi-purpose 

trails which will connect with the 132 acre, City owned Warnack park site 

immediately west of the project site. 

2007082028 ED 07-17 for PM 07-02 & RZ 07-01 

Anderson, City of 

Anderson--Shasta 

The proposed project consists of the reconfiguration of six parcels into four with a 

designated remainder and the rezoning of a portion (6.25 acres) of parcel 

086-070-081 from R-1, 10,000 to C-2 for General Commercial use. No 

development is proposed as part of this application. 

2007082029 Los Harbors, Step 2 Planned Development Permit, Tentative Tract Map 

Subdivision, and Zone Amendment 

Arcata, City of 

Arcata--Humboldt 

Subdivision/Planned Development: This project includes a Planned Development 

Permit, Tentative Tract Map, and Zone Amendment to create ten lots. The current 

project is Step 2 of an approved Development Concept Plan for a larger project 

that will eventually result in a residential/ business park conplex with an enhanced 

wetland area as an amenity. Step 2 involves two separate projects: 1) a Rezoning 

(PD Overlay) and a Planned Development Permit for the northern 8.9 acre 

non-coastal portion of the project, and 2) a 3.1 acre, ten lot subdivision of the 

northernmost portion of the property separating out the existing daycare property, 

the light manufacturing building and creating eight new lots for single family 

residences. 

2007081031 Front Street Mixed Use 

Soledad, City of 

Soledad--Monterey 

The project entails the demolition of the existing residential motel and surrounding 

mobile homes, and the construction of a five-story building with 102 one and two 

bedroom residential condominium units and separate one and two-story buildings 

with 12,200 squre feet of commercial uses. The project also involves a general 

plan amendment and a zoning district change. 

2007081034 City of Rialto Waste Water Treatment Plant Master Plan / Expansion 

Rialto, City of 

Rialto--San Bernardino 

As proposed in the Rialto Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Master Plan, the 

capacity of Plant 5 would be doubled by duplicating each major piece of 

equipment. The WWTP currently processes between 9 and 12 million gallons per 

day (mgd). The proposed expansion would allow for the treatment of up to 16 

mgd. Plants 1 through 4 would be decommissioned in place and later removed 

and new high efficiency filters would be added in addition to an ultraviolet 

disinfection system which would allow the plant to operate by gravity. After 

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ultraviolet disinfection, water would go through final testing prior to discharge via 

an existing outfall to the Rialto Channel. The proposed expansion and 

modernization would accommodate approved projects and the projected growth of 

the City General Plan. 

2007081037 SPA 62-63, ZCC152-153, Map 101 


Bakersfield--Kern 

Amend the Western Rosedale Specific Plan designations from R-IA (Intensive 

Agriculture) to SR (Suburban Residential - max 4 dwelling units per net acre). 

Concurrent Zone Changes from A (Exclusive Agriculture) to E 0.25 CL (Estate - 

min 0.25 acres per lot, Cluster Combining). MMR Bakersfield is proposing 202 

dwelling units. Rosedale and Greeley is proposing 160 dwelling units. 

2007082030 City of Healdsburg 2025 General Plan Update 

Healdsburg, City of 

Healdsburg--Sonoma 

The General Plan Update includes: (1) revising the Land Use Map, (2) updating 

the General Plan Policy Document, and (3) updating the Background Report of the 

General Plan. The draft General Plan Policy Document addresses the following 

topics: 

Land Use 

Economic Development 

Public Services 

Safety 

Historic and Cultural Resources 

Housing 

Transportation 

Natural Resources 

Community Design 

2007082027 Gualala Instream UPE04-0040 

Sonoma County Permit and Resource Management Department 

--Sonoma 

Use Permit and Reclamation Plan to extend the permitted life of the existing 

Gualala Instream mining operation. 

2002112123 Revise Draft Environmental Impact Report for Tuscany Hills 

Calaveras County 

--Calaveras 

Approval of General Plan amendments from Mineral Resource Area 2A (MRA-2A) 

to Future Single Family Residential (FSFR) to correct a mapping error on the 

County General Plan Map and from FSFR to Specific Plan (SP) to implement the 

proposed density transfer on 561 acres of a portion of the remaining Rancheria del 

Rio Estanislao lands of the current property owner, to Red Mountain Resort 

(Tuscany Hills). 

Zoning Amendments from General Agriculture (A1) to Single Family Residential 

(R-1), Recreation-Existing Parcel Size-Environmental Protection (REC-X-EP), 

Recreation (REC) and Recreation, existing parcel size (REC-X) and Specific Plan 

(SP) (for the Density Transfer parcel). 

A Vesting Tentative Subdivision Tract Map for 335 single family residential units, 

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28 lots zoned Recreation-Existing Parcel Size-Environmental Protection 

(REC-X-EP) with a proposed use as non-development open space, nine recreation 

lots zoned Recreation-Existing Parcel Size (REC-X) with proposed uses as an 

18-hole private, membership only golf course and marina and other lakefront 

recreational uses on 1,113 acres in Calaveras County. The project also includes a 

modification request from the standards of the County Road Ordinance. 

Acceptance of "Grant of Restrictive Easement" to implement the Density Transfer. 

2003029010 PW-405-Construction of Improvements for Wanlass Park 

San Pablo, City of 

San Pablo--Contra Costa 

The project involves restoration of Rheem Creek as part of a park development 

project located at Wanless Park. The California Department of Fish and Game is 

executing a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2005-0095-3 

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

Adele Ho / City of San Pablo. 

2003102062 Marseilles 

Brentwood, City of 

--Contra Costa 

The project involves bridge construction over Marsh Creek at Central Avenue, City 

of Brentwood, Contra Costa County. The California Department of Fish and Game 

(DFG) is executing a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 

1600-2007-0025-3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the 

project operator, Mr. Balwinder Grewal. 

2005032038 Capitol West Side Projects; Central Plant Renovation and West End Office 

Complex 



The proposed project consists of the renovation of the Central Heating and 

Cooling Plant consistent with Alternative 2a as described in the Evaluation of 

Central Plan Alternative 2b, an addendum to the Capitol West Side Projects 

(Central Plant Renovation and West End Office Complex) EIR. The project 

generally includes, but is not limited to, construction of a new Central Plant; 

building and demolition of the existing Central Plant building; conversion of the 

open-loop condenser-water system to a cooling-tower system; cessation of the 

discharge of heated condenser effluent to the Sacramento River; installation of 

20,000 tons of cooling tower operational capacity and an approximately six million 

gallon thermal storage tank; installation of new and/or modified chillers, boilers, 

electrical infrastructure, controls, water supply, and related mechanical equipment; 

enhancement of the security system; and modifications to the existing Central 

Plant site, including change of vehicle access points from P and Q Streets to 

Seventh Street. The project also involves the installation and/or modification of 

various off-site infrastructure appurtenances that convey steam, chilled water, 

electrical service, etc., to facilities on the Plant's distribution network. The Central 

Plant will continue to be operated by the California Department of General 

Services, Real Estate Services Division. 

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2005061140 VTTM 060291 and VTTM 060664 

Lancaster, City of 

Lancaster--Los Angeles 

The project involves the fill of 0.03 acre of waters of the State, as part of the 

development of 29 acres into 105 residential lots, and associated rods and 

infrastructure. 

2007041131 El Pedregal Apartments 

San Diego, City of 

San Diego--San Diego 

Site Development Permit (SDP) for Affordable Housing Density Bonus for 

construction of 44 for rent residential units with one manager's unit for a total living 

area of approximately 56,800-square feet; a subterranean parking garage, and a 

1,206-square foot community center on a 2.26-acre site. 

2007042141 2005-138 General Plan Amendment & Zoning Amendment for Aric and Suzette 

Glanville 


Murphys--Calaveras 

The applicants are requesting a General Plan Amendment to (a) remove 6.37 +/acres 

(a portion of APN 68-010-090) from the Murphys-Douglas Flat Community 

Plan; (b) change the land use designation from Resource Production, per the 

Murphys-Douglas Flat Community Plan, to Mineral Resource Area- 2B of the 

Calaveras County General Plan, for the same 6.37 +/- acres; and (c) retain the 

land use designation of Mineral Resource Area-2B of the County General Plan, for 

29.48 +/- acres (APN 34-003-018 and a portion of APN 34-003-100), shown as 

proposed Parcel "A". The easterly portion of (APN 34-003-100) about 4.94 +/acres 

to remain Future Single Family Residential per the County General Plan 

designation. Concurrently requested is a Zoning Amendment form U (Unclassified) 

to A1-40 (General Agriculture-40 acre minimum parcel size) for 34.42 +/- acres 

(APNs 34-003-018 and 34-003-100), along with a zone change, shown as 

proposed Parcel "B", from RA-10 (Residential Agriculture-10 acre minimum parcel 

size) for about 6.37 +/- acres, in the Murphys-Douglas Flat Community Plan (a 

portion of APN 68-010-090) for a total area re-zoned to A1-40 of about 40.79 +/acres. 

All requested amendments are to accommodate BLA No. 05-86. 

2007051152 TPM 20938, Log No. 05-08-012; El Montevideo Tentative Parcel Map 


--San Diego 

The proposed project is a minor residential subdivision within the San Dieguito 

Community Planning Area. The project proposes to divide 17.71 acres into 3 

parcels measuring 5.4 acres, 7.88 acres, and 3.95 acres. An existing single-family 

residence is located on proposed parcel 1 and will remain. The project is subject 

to the Regional Land Use Element 2.4 (EDA) Estate Development Area and 

General Plan Land Use Designation (17) Estate Residential, which permits 0.5 

dwelling units per acre. The current zone for the property is RR.5, which requires 

a minimum lot size of 2 acres. 

2007052123 Dillard-Orange Neighborhood Electric Distribution Expansion Project 

Sacramento Municipal Utility District 

Unincorporated--Sacramento 

SMUD proposes to construct and operate an upgraded and expanded electrical 

substation. The proposed project consists of increasing the footprint of the 

substation on existing SMUD property by approximately 0.04 acre, adding a 

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6.25-MVA transformer to the existing substation, which currently contains a 

6.25-MVA transformer, thus increasing the capacity of the substation from 6.25 to 

12.5 MVA. Additional improvements include paving the entrance of the substation, 

excavating and pouring a transformer pad, and adding approximately 300 feet of 

69-kV subtransmission line to an existing 12-kV distribution line located on Orange 

Road, resulting in a 69-kV subtransmission line with 12-kV underbuild. The project 

would also result in the installation of approximately 365 feet of underground 

12-kV distribution line. The 69-kV and 12-kV overhead and underground work 

would require the installation of three utility poles (two on the east side of Dillard 

Road and one on the south side of Orange Road), and the installation of a buried 

pull box on the west side of Dillard Road. 

In addition, when future increased electrical load in the area requires increased 

substation capacity, the two 6.25-MVA transformers would be replaced with two 

12.5-MVA transformers. Future plans also include adding additional switchgear 

and capacitors as well as enlarging one of the existing concrete pads. The total 

capacity at the ultimate build-out of the substation would be 25 MVA. 

2007052131 Monte Bello 2007 Live Fire Training Exercise 

Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District 

Palo Alto--Santa Clara 

Burning up to 20 acres of open grassland and shrubland to provide training. 

2007061094 Vons Fuel Center 

Bishop, City of 

Bishop--Inyo 

The project is to construct a fueling facility and convenience store at 1190 North 

Main Street. The proposed project site will utilize building pad D and a portion of 

the parking lot at Kmart Vons Shopping Center. The fuel center will consist of a 

1,200 square feet convenience store, fueling canopy, underground fuel storage 

tanks with related equipment and site landscape. 

2007062022 2005-152 Tentative Parcel Map 


--Calaveras 

The applicant is requesting approval to divide the 20.24 +/- acre site into four 

parcels of 5.06 +/- acres, 5.03 +/- acres, 5.02 +/- acres, and 5.12 +/- acres, 

respectively. 

2007089001 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement (Agreement) No. R1-07-0297 for Timber 

Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-06-221 MEN "Miller Road" 


--Mendocino 

The Department of Fish and Game (Department) is issuing an Agreement for two 

encroachments: two permanent culvert replacements or rocked ford crossings on 

two unnamed tributaries to the Garcia River. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-057HUM "Contender" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for installation 

of 11 temporary crossings, four permanent culverts, and two rocked fords. 

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Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-05-199 MEN "US Greenwood Section 20 THP" 


--Mendocino 

The Department of Fish and Game (Department) is issuing an Agreement for one 

encroachment: temporary bridge crossing the South Fork Greenwood Creek. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-053HUM "Granny Smith 2" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for twenty-one 

encroachments: thirteen temporary crossings, four rocked fords, two fill 

excavations, one permanent crossing replacement, and one channel armoring or 

downspout installation. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-066HUM "Newburg Slivers" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for excavation, 

repair or replacement of permanent culverts at eleven sites and installation of two 

temporary crossings. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-022HUM "GDRCo 527" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for 19 

encroachments including up to 15 permanent culvert installations. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-06-212 MEN "Lobateni" 


--Mendocino 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing and agreement for six 

encroachments: abandonment and removal of four Class II crossings, temporary 

use and permanent abandonment of one Class II crossing, and removal and 

abandonment of one Class I bridge crossing. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-051HUYM "GDRCO. 47-0704" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for three 

encroachments: one excavate fill crossing and landing, realign channel and install 

a permanent culvert or bridge, one excavate fill crossing, realign channel and 

install a permanent culvert or a rocked ford, and one excavate fill crossing and 

install a permanent culvert. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-052HUM "GDRCo. 45-0606" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for six 

encroachments: two permanent culvert replacements, one temporary Spittler 

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crossing and crossing abandonment, and three crossing abandonments. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-044HUM "GDRCo 15-0701" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for installing 

two permanent culverts, installing one temporary crossing, and removing four fill 

crossings. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-034DEL "GDRCo. 543" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for three 

encroachments: one permanent culvert replacement, one temporary installation 

crossing, subsequent abandonment and one crossing abandonment. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-06-059 MEN "North Two Frog THP" 


--Mendocino 

The Department of Fish and Game (Department) is issuing an Agreement for five 

encroachments: 4 permanent culvert replacements and one permanent rocked 

ford or temporary culvert all crossing unnamed tributaries to Greenwood Creek. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-06-100DEL 


--Del Norte 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for two 

encroachments: installation of three culverts at one location and removal of one 

Humboldt crossing. 

2007089015 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreemetn (Agreement) No. R1-07-0350 for Timber 

Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-02-077HUM "Palmer" 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for six 

encroachments: removal of six stream crossings. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-06-200HUM 


--Humboldt 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for four 

encroachments: installation of three permanent crossings and replacement of one 

crossing. 


Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-07-035MEN "Lower North Fork" 


--Mendocino 

The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is issuing an agreement for seven 

encroachments: 5 Class II crossings, one fill slope stabilization and one water 

drafting site. 

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2007089018 Ildica Condominiums; TM5486RPL2 



The project is a condominium conversion of existing apartments. 

2007088059 TSD Manhole Rehabilitation Project 2007 

Truckee Sanitary District 

Truckee--Nevada 

This project consists of the rehabilitation of existing sanitary sewer manholes in 

the Truckee area. The manhole rehabilitation consists of coating or lining existing 

manholes and will not require excavation. 

2007088060 Bridge Rehabilitation 

Caltrans #3 

--Placer, Nevada 

Work for Yuba Pass SOH (Bridge #19-17-023R/L) and Hampshire Rocks UC 

(Bridge #19-0123R) will consist of rehabilitating the bridges by applying polyester 

overlay, joint seal replacement, and approach/departure slab work. 

2007088061 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0064, Bluford 

Creek Culvert Maintenance Project, Trinity County 


--Trinity 

Implement maintenance activities at the outlet of a culvert on Bluford Creek. A 

rock energy dissipater approximately 110 feet long, 20 feet wide, and up to 15 feet 

deep will be installed to reduce channel incision and improve slope stability. 

2007088062 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0306 


Ukiah--Mendocino 

Replace existing culvert with a new, larger culvert for purposes of increasing flow 

capacity of the existing road crossing. 

2007088063 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0095 


--Mendocino 

Seasonal installation of one water drafting site at the Mercer-Fraser, Cooks Valley 

asphalt and aggregate facility. The water will be utilized for dust abatement, road 

maintenance and construction or reconstruction, and aggregate washing. 

2007088064 Issuance of Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0402, Crooks 

Creek Cleanup Project, Humboldt County 


--Humboldt 

This agreement pertains to four encroachments, and includes one temporary 

crossing, and removal of three crossings. 

2007088065 Storm Drain Improvement Program 

Stanton, City of 

Stanton--Orange 

Storm drain on Cody Street between Western Avenue and Beach Boulevard, and 

along an Orange County Flood Control District property between Beach Boulevard 

and Western Avenue and between Orangewood and Katella Avenues. 

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2007088066 Street and Crosswalk Improvement Program 



Construction of 560,000 square feet of roadway throughout the City of Stanton. 

2007088067 Pedestrian Accessibility Program 



Reconstruction of 6,000 lineal feet of sidewalks, with curbs and gutters, including 

handicap accessibility devices. 

2007088068 Chapman Avenue Street Improvement Program 



Installation of sidewalks, streetlights, bus shelters, center medians, signs, and sign 

posts. 

2007088069 Sonoma County Department of Transportation & Works, Camp Meeker Culvert 

Replacement Project 

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

--Sonoma 

The project will remove the existing 48 inch corrugated metal pipe (CMP) culverts, 

asphalt and debris from the project site and dispose of it in a permitted manner. 

Excavated soils will be stockpiled and re-used to backfill the trenches after the 

new high density polyethylene (HDPE) culverts are installed. Two of the 

replacement culverts will be the same length; one will be longer than the existing. 

All will be shifted slightly upstream to correct shotgun placement and decrease 

erosive discharges. Rock slope protection (rip rap) will be placed around culvert 

ends to protect the new structures from erosion and stabilize adjacent banks. A 

head wall will be constructed at one of the locations (Front Street). The repaired 

culvert crossings will be re-paved. All work will be conducted from the adjacent 

roadway. Vegetation removal will be kept to the minimum feasible. It would not be 

practical to attempt to remove non-native species and replant with natives due to 

predominance of invasive non-native species in the surrounding area. Any 

re-planting is likely to be out-competed by adjacent vegetation (ivy and/or 

blackberry). A full tree canopy already exists at all three culvert sites. Disturbed 

soil surfaces will be stabilized with appropriate erosion control measures, including 

use of erosion control fabric or turb reinforcement mat and seeding with a native 

grass mix. 

2007088070 Cinderella Trail Drainage Improvements 


Oakland--Alameda 

The project involves installation of a 36-inch diameter replacement culvert and 

related erosion control in Cinderella Creek. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration 

Agreement Number 1600-2007-0268 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 

1602. 

2007088071 Tesoro Del Valle Sphere of Influence Amendment Annexation Designation No. 

2007-15 

Newhall County Water District 

--Los Angeles 

To annex the 496 single family residents and the Tesoro Elementary School that 

are currently being served by Newhall County Water District. 

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2007088072 Magalia Dam, No. 73 


--Butte 

The proposed work consists of the construction of a 36-inch raw water bypass 

pipeline through the dam. 

2007088073 Lovers Leap Restoration Project Agreement 2006-0088-R4 


--Stanislaus 

Restore a mined reach of the Stanislaus River by creating salmonid habitat and 

restoring geomorphic processes within the river. 

2007088074 North Delta Hydrodynamic and Juvenile Salmon Migration Study 


--Sacramento, San Joaquin, Contra Costa 

To learn about juvenile salmon movements and effects on those movements, 

tagged juvenile salmon will be tracked throughout the Delta using acoustic 

telemetry equipment. Salmon will be released near Georgiana Slough and tracked 

via 80 hydrophones placed on or in the bed of numerous channels. The goals of 

the project are to determine the physical and behavioral factors that control fish 

entrainment in the Delta Cross Channel and Georgiana Slough and to determine 

route selection and survival of out-migrating juvenile salmon throughout the north, 

west, and central Delta. 

2007088075 Install Electrical and Propane Conduits and Wall Enclosures 



Install a new underground gas utility conduit from an existing propane tank to an 

existing propane generator. From the electrical generator, install a new 

underground gas utility conduit to the Warm Up Classroom. The location of the 

gas line installation, classroom, generator, and propane tank is in the Lower 

Summit Parking Lot. The total trench length of both trenches will be 30 feet long, 

by 12 inches wide, by approximately 18-24 inches deep. Install two 8 foot long by 

16 foot wide by 8 foot tall brown brick walls around the propane tank and generator 

for protection and to act as a sound wall during generator operation. Brick wall 

installation involves placing cinder block on existing pavement. Brick walls will be 

mortared and reinforced with rebar. Each cinder block structure will have a 

chainlink gate to prevent unauthorized access. All construction-related work and 

the on-site equipment staging area will be located on the existing asphalt parking 

lot. 

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2007084001 Monument 250 Road Improvement Project 

U.S. Department of Homeland Security 

--San Diego 

The proposed action alternative would: Improve 2.14 miles of Monument 250 Road 

(an existing road); use six turn-outs during the construction phase; replace 17 

drainage culverts; improve roadside and nuisance drainage ditches; increase the 

width of the road in two locations for safety reasons; use two areas along Marron 

Valley Road as temporary staging areas; and construct two low water crossings at 

Chris' Canyon and Big Load Wast. All actions would require future routine 

maintenance. Normal OBP patrol activities would continue along the improved 

road. 

2005112042 North Fork American River Trail Project 

Placer County 

Auburn--Placer 

The proposed project would include the following components: 1) a 14.2 mile 

natural surface multiple use trail accommodating hiking, biking, and equestrian 

use; 2) bridges and stream fords to accommodate stream crossings; 3) two 

staging termini (Foresthill Road and Ponderosa Way); 4) portable restroom; 5) 

signage; and 6) informational kiosks. 

2006061082 Citrus Grove 

El Centro, City of 

El Centro--Imperial 

The project is comprised of two main components: annexation of land to the City 

from the County and development of a gated residential community on a portion of 

that annexed area. The annexation area is an approx. 70 acre rectangular piece of 

land. The residential component of the project entails subdividing an undeveloped 

47 acre portion of the project site into 156 lots for single family residential 

development, and construction and occupation of those lots of a gated single 

family residential community, a private park, a storm water retention basin, and 

requisite infrastructure. 

2006071107 9900 Wilshire Boulevard 

Beverly Hills, City of 

Beverly Hills--Los Angeles 

The proposed project would redevelop the site at 9900 Wilshire Boulevard, which 

is presently developed with a vacant 240,000 sq. ft. department store (formerly 

Robinsons-May) and a parking structure. The project would demolish the existing 

buildings and structures and build 252 condominiums in four buildings, approx. 

19,856 sq. ft. of commercial (retail and restaurant) space, a two level, 

subterranean parking garage with approx. 950 spaces, and a public garden of 

approx. 0.5 acres. Construction would take approx. two years with project buildout 

planned for 2010. 

2006091053 The Beverly Hilton Revitalization Plan 

Beverly Hills, City of 

Beverly Hills--Los Angeles 

The proposed project would redevelop portions of the Beverly Hilton Hotel through 

the introduction of 50 new Beverly Hilton Hotel rooms, a new conference center, 

new hotel office/ retail/ support facilities, a 120 room Waldorf Astoria Hotel, a 

restaurant, subterranean parking with 1,422 spaces, and new landscaping, as well 

as off-site roadway improvements. The project would result in a net reduction of 47 

hotel rooms. Buildings to be demolished include the Wilshire Edge building 

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containing a conference center and hotel offices, former Trader Vic's restaurant, 

Cabana/ Lanai Rooms building, Palm/ Oasis Court guestroom building, and 

parking structure. The existing Wilshire Tower would remain. Construction is 

anticipated to take four years with project buildout complete by 2012. 

2006112077 New Crystal Springs Bypass Tunnel Project 


Hillsborough--San Mateo 

Construction of a 4,200 foot long tunnel to house a 96 inch steel pipe for 

conveying drinking water as part of the Crystal Springs Bypass System; the new 

tunnel/pipeline would replace an existing 96 inch pipeline that is subject to 

geological hazards. 

2005101038 County of San Bernardino General Plan Update 


San Bernardino, Riverside--San Bernardino 

The San Bernardino County General Plan is part of a comprehensive planning 

program that includes Countywide and regional goals and policies along with the 

preparation of 13 Community Plans and the completely revised Development 

Code. The current General Plan, which was adopted in July 1989, is being 

updated since many physical and demographic changes have occurred at the 

countywide level since then, which present new opportunities and challenges. 

2007051100 CUP 06-0158 (Perris Materials Recovery Facility) 

Perris, City of 

Moreno Valley, Canyon Lake--Riverside 

The proposed project requests approval of a Major Modification to Conditional Use 

Permit 91-27 for the expansion of the Perris Materials Recovery Facility. The 

proposed expansion includes the following: increase in daily tonnage from 1,800 

tpd to 3,000 tpd; new construction/demolition processing facility; new parking lots 

for collection trucks and employee vehicles; new 10 foot high decorative block 

perimeter walls along Ellis Avenue and Goetz Road; perimeter landscaping along 

Goetz Road and Ellis Avenue; an additional truck scale at the facility entrance. 

2007082031 West Point Service Area Water System Improvements 

Calaveras County Water District 

--Calaveras 

CCWD intends to replace its water distribution system in the Downtown West 

Point Area, Upper Northwest West Point Area, and the Bummerville Storage Tank. 

2007082032 Etter-Schmidt Parcel Map Subdivision/Lot Line Adjustment 


--Humboldt 

A Parcel Map Subdivision and Lot Line Adjustment application. The project results 

in three new parcels and an adjusted existing parcel: Parcel 1 with 104 acres, 

Parcel 2 with 2,027 acres, Parcel 3 with 1,915 acres and adjusted Parcel A with 27 

acres. The common property line between Parcels 2 and 3 follows an existing 

unimproved road and the Upper North Fork of the Mattole River. The project will 

site three existing residences onto Parcels 2 and 3 and the adjusted Parcel A. No 

new development is proposed. Parcels 2 and 3 are served by on-site water and 

sewage disposal systems, and accessed via the existing unimproved road and 

Burrell Road; Parcel 1 is undeveloped and fronts Mattole Road. Project approval 

requires implementation of the Joint Timber Management Plan. The subdivision 

complies with a Partition Order for the Etter-Schmidt Ranch. 

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2007082033 Alliance Meadow Planned Development Permit, Coastal Development Permit, 

Tentative Tract Map Subdivision, and Zone Amendment 

Arcata, City of 


The project will split three existing and contiguous parcels into 21 separate 

parcels. The project area is about 2.46 gross acres and about 1,67 net acres 

(minus streets, sidewalks, and parking). The developer will build single family 

dwelling units on 18 of the parcels (lots 1-18 and retain an existing home on lot 

19). The units will include eight single family houses, three duplexes, one four-plex 

and one three-plex. All lots that are not detached single family homes will have 

their own parcels with zero lot line setbacks. The two other parcels will not have 

any structures built on them. Parcel A will be held in common by the Alliance 

Meadows Home Owners Association and will consist of open space, landscaping 

between the lots and the streets. Parcel B will consist of the streets within the 

subdivision. 

2007082035 High Point Curve Realignment 

Caltrans #6 

--Mono 

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to realign a 1.8 

mile segment of U.S. Highway 395. The project would correct several curves and 

dips, widen the shoulders to 8 feet, construct retaining walls, and construct 

catchment areas below the cut slopes to keep rocks and debris off the highway. 

2007082036 M&T Chico Ranch/Llano Seco Rancho Pumping Plant Maintenance of Channel 

Alignment Sacramento River Mile 192.5 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 

Chico--Butte, Glenn 

The proposed action would be to place 1,520 feet of rock and tree revetment on 

the west side of the Sacramento River and remove gravel on the east side of the 

river. The primary objective of placing longitudinal stone toe with tree revetment is 

to stabilize the site, thereby protecting the M&T Chico Ranch/Llano Seco Rancho 

pumping facility and the outfall for the City of Chico's Wastewater Treatment Plant. 

Approx. 9,120 tons of rock would be placed to about half of the bank height to an 

elevation of about 120 feet above mean sea level and the base of the revetment 

would be about 30 feet in width. Backfilling behind the stone toe will thicken the 

tow and provide a medium for revegetation. The top of the bench would be an 

average of approx. 10 feet. Woody brush material would be incorporated into the 

revetment by anchoring the material with cables and partially sunken large 

boulders to prevent loss during overtopping flows. The brush portion of the 

revetment would consist of multiple, alternative clusters of trees spaced approx. 10 

to 15 feet apart at two elevations to provide instream and object cover at a range 

of flows. 

2007011087 Famoso Ethanol Plant Project 


--Kern 

Cilion Inc. is proposing a project that includes the construction and operation of a 

new corn to ethanol production facility in Famoso, CA on property that is 

designated by the Kern County General Plan for industrial use, but currently has a 

non-conforming R-1 (Low-density Residential) zone classification. The proposed 

project includes a zone change to M-2 PD (Medium-industrial - Precise 

Development) or a more restrictive district, a precise development plan and a 

request for a non-summary vacation for portions of 4th, 5th, 6th, "B", and "C" 

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2007081038 Barioni Lakes Specific Plan Project 

Imperial, City of 

--Imperial 

The proposed project consists of the development of 1,105 acre Specific Plan area 

into single and multi-family residences, schools, public roads, related utilities and 

infrastructure, and commercial and industrial land uses. 

2007082037 1300 El Camino Real Project 

Menlo Park, City of 

Menlo Park--San Mateo 

The proposed project includes the demolition of all structures on the project site 

and the construction of two new two story buildings (plus an underground parking 

structure). THe front building would contain a 50,850 sq. ft. grocery store/ market 

on the ground level and 30,000 sq. ft. of non-medical office uses on the second 

level. The rear building would be a non-medical office building with 13,000 sq. ft. 

on the ground level and 15,000 sq. ft. on the second level. The applicant has also 

included an option for up to 30,000 sq. ft. of the office space in the front buildings 

to be used for private recreation (health/fitness club). The total square footage of 

both buildings would be 108,850 sq. ft. The front building is proposed to have a 25 

foot setback off El Camino Real, and as viewed from El Camino Real, a 10 foot left 

side setback and 145 foot right side setback. The rear building is proposed to have 

a 30 foot setback off Garwood Way, and as viewed from El Camino Real, a 71 foot 

left side setback and a 10 foot right side setback. The buildings are proposed to 

have a maximum height of approx. 40 feet. 

2007081039 Madera Irrigation District Canal Undergrounding and Kennedy Street (Avenue 16) 

& Granada Drive Linear Park and Neighborhood Pathway Project 

Madera, City of 

Madera--Madera 

The proposed project includes the following design components: 1) approx. one 

mile of linear park area; 2) shaded walking and biking path with resting area; 3) 

signed milestones for distance guaging and information on plant material and 

water usage; 4) shade trees roughly planted 25' to 30' on center; 5) pathway will 

be constructed of cast in place concrete with some accent paving; 6) trash 

receptacles and drinking fountains; and 7) undergrounding of the Madera Irrigation 

District Canal along Kennedy Street (Avenue 16) from State Route 99 to and 

slightly past Westberry Avenue. 

2007081040 Reclamation Plan No. 2007-01/ Ash Meadows, LLC 

Inyo County Planning Department 

--Inyo 

New reclamation to supercede Conditional Use Permit and associated 

Reclamation Plan (CUP #79-18/ Anaconda Copper Co.). 

2007081041 Remedial Action Plan, Former Hard Chrome Products Site 



The Remedial Action project proposes excavation and transport of contaminated 

soil to an offsite facility for treatment and disposal. The proposed removal of 

contaminated soil will be conducted in accordance with the methods and 

procedures presented in the document entitled "Remedial Action Plan (RAP)". 

Approx. 2,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil, which is found predominately in 

the top five feet, will be excavated and transported to state approved treatment 

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facilities in Kettleman City, California and Lynwood, California. Once the 

excavation is completed, geochemical fixation by Calcium Polysulfide (CPS) 

infiltration will occur then the site will be backfilled with clean fill soil and capped to 

prevent water infiltration. 

2007081042 Development Agreement between Professional Hospital Supply (PHS), the Garrett 

Group, & the City of Temecula, a General Plan Amendment, a Tentative Tract 

Map, 

Temecula, City of 

Temecula--Riverside 

A Development Agreement, General Plan Amendment, Tentative Tract Map, and 

Development Plan with a Minor Exception for a 608,934 sq. ft. industrial building 

on 32 acres, and for the future development of the remaining 52 acres to include 

industrial, commercial, retail, high density residential, and/or public institutional 

facility land use. 

2007082034 Tentative Subdivision Map Application S-22-05, Perso Vigna Estates Subdivision 

Redding, City of 

Redding--Shasta 

Subdivide 8.1 acres into 21 single family lots. 

2007011086 Pauma Casino and Hotel Project 

Pauma Band of Mission Indians 

Pauma Valley--San Diego 

The replacement of the temporary Casino Pauma with a permanent casino with up 

to 2,500 slot machines, 50 table games, and 10 poker tables, food and beverage 

venues, retail shops, a 23 story hotel with 384 rooms, spa, conference, and 

entertainment facilities, a parking structure, increased surface parking, and 

infrastructure upgrades for water, sewer, and roads. 

2003121014 Avenue Water Treatment Plant/Foster Park Facility Improvement Project 

San Buenaventura, City of 

Ventura--Ventura 

The project consists of modifications to the raw water reservoir, the construction of 

washwater recovery basins and return water pretreatment, sludge drying beds, 

new electrical system, chemical storage and feed systems in a new chemical 

building, and security system. 

2006011064 Public Works Yard Consolidation and Water Treatment Facility Project 

Downey, City of 

Downey--Los Angeles 

The City of Downey is proposing to consolidate and expand personnel, vehicle and 

equipment storage; materials and functions occurring at three existing utility yards 

onto the Utilities Division Yard site, as well as the development of a new 

groundwater well and treatment facility at that site. The proposed project site 

consists of the existing Utilities Division Yard and all or part of five additional 

contiguous parcels. Administration, water treatment, maintenance and storage 

facilities will be constructed on the new facility. 

2006061048 Location and Development Plan 06-03 

Adelanto, City of 

Adelanto--San Bernardino 

A proposal to construct six 10,000 square foot industrial buildings on 

approximately five acres of land. 

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2007031077 Water Treatment Plant Improvements 

Springville Public Utility District 

--Tulare 

The Project consists of the installation treatment process improvements at the 

District's existing water treatment plant and the construction of a permanent intake 

structure at the Tule River and a connecting pipeline and appurtenances. 

2007051046 Puente Hills Landfill Native Habitat Preservation Authority Resource Management 

Plan 

Puente Hills Landfill Native Habitat Preservation Authority 

La Habra Heights, Whittier--Los Angeles 

The Habitat Authority is proposing to adopt a Resource Management Plan (RMP) 

to guide the long term management for the Habitat Authority's lands (Preserve). 

The RMP will be the primary management document for the Preserve, providing a 

defined vision and mission, long term goals and objectives, and management 

guidelines. It will guide the Habitat Authority on future policy, land use, budget, and 

capital improvement decisions relating to the Preserve. The major goals are to 

preserve, maintain, and enhance the Preserve by enhancing wildlife habitats, 

developing vegetation management practices, and provisions for safety, low 

impact recreational opportunities, and public access. 

2007061021 Desert Hot Springs Community Administrative Center 

Riverside County 

Desert Hot Springs--Riverside 

County of Riverside Department of Facilities Management (County) has proposed 

the acquisition of land and associated development of the Desert Hot Springs 

Community Administrative Center (CAC) within the City of Desert Hot Springs. The 

purpose of the proposed project is to provide additional community service 

facilities to meet the needs of the City of Desert Hot Springs and surrounding 

unincorporated areas. Development would include a 26,000 square foot medical 

care facility to be developed on the property, which will provide public health 

programs and services. The remaining land located on the project site would be 

reserved for future development associated with the County operations. The 

facility would include ten exam rooms, an additional procedure room, and two 

isolation/negative pressure rooms. 

2007061096 Modifications to Existing Gas-to-Energy Facility at Olinda Alpha Landfill 

Orange County Department of Integrated Waste Management 

Brea--Orange 

The project will result in modifications to the existing gas-to-energy facility at the 

Olinda Alpha Landfill. The proposed modifications will provide an environmental 

benefit overall, by converting a greater volume of landfill gas to electricity and by 

reducing the amount of landfill gas that will need to be flared. 

2007088076 Bridge Rehabilitation 

Caltrans #3 


This project plans to rehabilitate nine bridges by applying a polyester overlay, joint 

seal replacement, and approach slab replacement. Five of those bridges require 

bridge rail replacement also. All nine bridge numbers are as follows: 19-0077, 

19-0134, 19-0150, 19-0094, 19-0099, 19-0042, 19-0023, 19-0024, and 19-0083. 

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2007088077 Installation and Operation of up to Seven Test Wells to Conduct Aquifer 

Performance Tests on the Geologic Formations Underlying Glenn-Colusa 

Irrigation District 

Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District (GCID) 

--Glenn 

The project will involve the drilling of up to seven 1,500-foot deep test holes and 

development of up to seven 700 +/- to 1,200 +/- foot deep test wells for 

Glenn-Colusa Irrigation District (GCID), Orland-Artois Water District (OAWD) and 

Orland Unit Water Users Association (OUWUA). The three districts have formed 

the Stony Creek Fan Partnership (SCFP). 

2007088078 McMahon's RV 



A Conditional Use Permit C06-08 to expand the operation of a recreational vehicle 

dealership on the southern 64,266 square foot portion of a 155,016 square foot 

property located at 12200 Beach Boulevard in the C-2 (General Commercial) 

Zone, submitted by McMahon's RV. 

2007088079 Madrone Sewer Lift Station Upgrade 

Brooktrails Community Service District 


Replace existing pumps with pumps employing new technology to increase 

efficiency, improve access for maintenance, and replace structures housing same. 

Intent of project is to prevent future failure due to old and outdated equipment. 

2007088080 Tank 9 Access Road Repair 

Brooktrails Community Service District 


Repair access road (no public access) damaged in winter storms. Replace 

approximately 140 foot paved roadway, 10 feet in width; replace drainage inlet and 

storm drain, rock slope. Roadway to be shifted from present position to avoid 

failing fill slope. 

2007088081 Temporary Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events - Colfax and Foresthill 

Areas 

Placer County Department of Facility Services 

--Placer 

Conduct two one-day collection events in the Colfax and Foresthill areas for 

residential and Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) 

hazardous waste. 21st Century EMI of Nevada will conduct the events under 

contract with Placer County. 

2007088082 Maintenance Dredging at the Marin Yacht Club 24 Summit Avenue 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 (San Francisco Bay), Oakland 

San Rafael--Marin 

Maintenance dredging of approximately 16,000 cubic yards of sediment to a 

project depth of -8 feet mean lower low water (MLLW), with a 1-foot overdredge 

allowance. Disposal of the dredged sediments will occur at the San Pablo Bay 

Dredged Material Disposal Site (SF-10) in San Francisco Bay. 

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2007088083 Alder Gardens Apartment Remodel 

Mount Shasta, City of 

Mount Shasta--Siskiyou 

Remodel of 28 existing apartments under the direction of the Community Housing 

Improvement Program (CHIP) using a grant from Housing and Urban 

Development. The remodel will primarily affect the interior of the apartments 

however there will be some cosmetic changes to the exterior. There will be no 

change in the number of units or the footprint of the existing building as a result of 

the project. The proposed project is grant funded with federal funds and also 

requires consideration under NEPA. The project qualifies for a categorical 

exclusion under §58.35(a)(3)(ii) of 24 CFR Subtitle A. The proposed project will 

help maintain affordable housing units within the City of Mount Shasta, and 

furthers the goals of the City's Housing Element. 

2007088084 Maintenance Dredging at the Marin Yacht Club 71 Summit Avenue 

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 (San Francisco Bay), Oakland 

San Rafael--Marin 

Maintenance dredging of approximately 5,000 cubicy yards of sediment to a 

project depth of -6 feet mean lower low water (MLLW), with a 1-foot overdredge 

allowance. Disposal of the dredged sediments will occur at the San Pablo Bay 

Dredged Material Disposal Site (SF-10) in San Francisco Bay. 

2007088085 Thomes Creek Railroad Bridge Repair Project 

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

--Tehama 

The California Northern Railroad Company is proposing to repair nine piers 

supporting a railroad bridge (MP 182.01) over Thomes Creek. The purpose of the 

proposed project is to restore the structural integrity of the railroad bridge to allow 

the safe transit of trains. Extensive scouring caused by high flows has 

undermined Piers 9 and 10 and damaged 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, and 15. 

All of the damaged piers will be repaired in summer/fall of 2007. The proposed 

work will be restricted to the existing footprint of the piers; sheet piles will be 

slightly outside the footprint to allow room for pile driving. Equipment and 

machinery used during repairs will include a railroad track excavator, a concrete 

pump truck, and a pile driver. An existing gravel road that extends along the 

streambed will provide the construction access. A site plan showing repairs to 

Piers 9 and 10, which will require the most work, is enclosed. 

2007088086 Angora Fire Restoration 



The projects consist of removing dead and dying trees that were killed or damaged 

during the Angora Fire. Thinning selected trees and brush to promote increased 

health and vigor. Forest restorating will include mulching and planting for soil 

stability. 

2007088087 Lili Valley Water Company Distribution System Repair and Improvement Project 


--Calaveras 

The purposes of the proposed project include: (1) compliance with current State 

drinking water quality standards by installing a California Department of Health 

Services (DHS) mandated chlorination system; (2) improve delivery adequacy and 

increase pipeline capacity by replacing the existing deteriorating potable water 

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distribution system that currently supplies the Lili Valley community; (3) improve 

community fire protection by replacing and adding new fire hydrants; (4) upgrade 

and improve the existing storage tank access road; and (5) upgrade the electrical 

system. 

2007088088 Approval of the Response Plan for the Habitat for Humanity East Bay Project 



The Response Plan addresses soil impacted with lead, arsenic, polycyclic 

aromatic hydrocarbons, and petroleum hydrocarbons above residential cleanup 

goals. The proposed remedial action for the soil consists of the excavation and 

offsite disposal of ~570 cubic yards of soil containing lead, arsenic, polycyclic 

aromatic hydrocarbons, and petroleum hydrocarbons to achieve residential 

cleanup goals. The expected excavation depth is ~0.5 feet. 

Received on Tuesday, August 07, 2007 



2005112128 Gateway Community Development Project 

Oakland, City of 


The project involves the construction of up to 810 new residential units, approx. 

25,950 sq. ft. of commercial space, and approx. 160,000 sq. ft. of open space. 

Development would occur primarily in six development sites containing a total of 

four multi-family buildings measuring seven to 12 stories tall, two residential 

towers measuring 15 and 16 stories tall, and a series of three story townhomes. All 

existing uses on the site, including a self storage facility, a Caltrans maintenance 

facility, and various commercial buildings, would be removed by this project. 

2007081043 Tentative Tract PLN07-00076 (Tract 18450) 



To allow for a 353 unit multi-family condominium conplex on 30 acres of primarily 

undisturbed land. 

2007081048 San Jacinto Animal Shelter 


San Jacinto--Riverside 

The County of Riverside Department of Facilities Management Riverside has 

proposed development of the San Jacinto Valley Animal Shelter, which includes 

construction of an approx. 30,000 sq. ft. building, outdoor facilities, and parking. 

The animal shelter will provide care and shelter for orphaned and abandoned 

animals in the community, and would include dog, cat, and large animal kennels, 

outdoor animal runs, public adoption areas, program/ administration, classroom 

areas, and employee and visitor parking. A veterinarian clinic is being considered 

as an optional component for the project site. If constructed, the clinic would be 

used for surgery and the medical treatment of animals, spay/ neuter services, and 

vaccinations. The proposed animal shelter is anticipated to encompass less than 

one acre, and the remaining undeveloped land onsite (approx. 10 acres) would be 

reserved for future uses at the discretion of the County. 

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2007081050 New Law Library Facility 


Riverside--Riverside 

The proposed project is the construction of a new, approx. 33,000 sq. ft., Riverside 

County Law Library and governmental office facility. The project also includes the 

acquisition of three parcels and the demolition of some of the existing structures, 

or portions thereof, on the project site. The Library and additional County office 

facilities will require approx. 33,000 sq. ft. of usable building space, with the library 

itself utilizing approx. 16,000 sq. ft. and the remaining 17,000 sq. ft. primarily 

designated for County court services offices useful to the public defender, mental 

health, child support services, county councel and/or probation. The new law 

library will include space for shelves to accommodate an ever-increasing collection 

of traditional bound books (which presently total about 80,000 volumes), the law 

library's administrative offices and offices for public services staff and technical 

staff (including office space for the reference librarian, office mail processing, 

updating library material, etc.). Other facilities within the law library may include, 

but are not limited to, an employee break room, one 16 person capacity 

conference room, about two 8 person capacity meeting rooms, about two 2 to 4 

person capacity meeting rooms, several study tables and booths, a public counter, 

storage areas, a new computer research and training room with up to 20 stations, 

a computer systems room, a presentation room (with audio visual facilities) with 

seating for up to 100 persons, and one or more areas designated for extra quiet 

studying. 

2007082038 Kinn Notice of Merger/Lot Line Adjustment/Coastal Development 

Permit/Conditional Use Permit/Special Permit 


--Humboldt 

A Notice of Merger and Lot Line Adjustment between three vacant Assessor 

Parcel Numbers to result in two legal parcels. Proposed Parcel A will be approx. 

0.52 acre and proposed Parcel B will be approx. 1.2 acres. The purpose of the lot 

line adjustment is to allow for development of an approx. 2,400 sq. ft. single family 

residence and an approx. 600 sq. ft. detached garage on proposed Parcel A. 

Development of proposed Parcel B consists of an approx. 1,900 sq. ft. single 

family residence, in addition to an approx. 1,300 sq. ft. detached garage which 

includes a secondary dwelling unit on the upper floor. Coastal Development and 

Special Permits are required for the development of all proposed dwellings and 

both detached accessory structures exceeding the height and gross floor 

limitations, in addition to a fifty five foot reduction of the riparian corridor buffering 

an unnamed drainage that serves as a conduit for stormwater flow from a culvert 

under Westhaven Drive. Coastal Development and Conditional Use Permits are 

required for the removal of approx. 97 trees ranging in size from 14" dbh to 44" 

dbh. The parcels will be served by on-site water and septic systems. Development 

of a portion of Highland Avenue, a public right-of-way, will be improved to a Road 

Category 4 standard. 

2007082039 Wayne Minor Subdivision 


--Humboldt 

A Minor Subdivision of a 17.4 acre parcel into two parcels of 5.0 and 12.7 acres 

each. Both parcels are currently vacant. Suitable building, access, water and 

sewage disposal sites have been identified on each parcel. There is an intermittent 

creek on-site with a 50' Streamside Management Area (SMA) setback. The project 

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includes an exception request to the Firesafe standards to allow a slightly reduced 

road width serving proposed Parcel 2. 

2007082041 Newcastle Canal Maintenance Project 

Placer County Water Agency 

--Placer 

PCWA is proposing to repair a 1,000 foot long segment of the Newcastle Canal 

system. The proposed maintenance project entails guniting this segment of the 

earthen canal. This section of the canal system requires maintenance because the 

canal is deteriorating and is leaking substantial amounts of water. 

2007084002 Future of the Long Range Aids to Navigation (LORAN-C) Program 


-- 

LORAN is a radionavigation system first developed during World War II and 

operated by the USCG. The current system (LORAN-C) is a low frequency 

hyperbolic radionavigation system approved for use in the U.S. Coastal 

Confluence Zone (CCZ) and as a supplemental air navigation aid. LORAN-C 

provides navigation, location, and timing services for both civil and military air, 

land, and marine users in the continental United States (CONUS) and Alaska. 

The government is considering the need to continue to operate and invest in the 

North American LORAN-C radionavigation system. 

2007081047 Emerald Acres/Koby Annexation and Pre-Zoning Actions 

Hemet, City of 

Hemet, Riverside--Riverside 

The proposed project includes the expansion of the City of Hemet Sphere of 

Influence; the adoption of pre-zoning for and annexation of approximately 379 

acres of land into the City of Hemet; and adoption of a Specific Plan. Up to 

approximately 20 additional acres will become part of the sphere of influence, but 

no pre-zoning or annexation of these acres would occur. The project could result 

in the development of up to 1,274 dwelling units, 522,720 sq. ft. commercial 

development, a 3.5 acre recreation center, 8.0 acres of greenbelt/greenspace, a 

14.1 acre detention basin and 157.1 acres undeveloped open space. The project 

includes improvements to Highway 74 (Florida Avenue), Stetson Avenue, and 

roadways within the proposed specific plan area. (Total acreage +\- 400 acres). 

2007081044 Loperena Minor Use Permit DRC2005-00216 



Request by Jack Loperena for a Minor Use Permit/ Coastal Development Permit to 

allow for the construction of a 2,396 sq. ft. single family residence with a 217 sq. ft. 

upper floor deck on the west side of the house. The proposed home is a single 

story (with basement) and a proposed maximum height of 15' above the centerline 

elevation of Studio Drive. The project will result in the disturbance of approx. 3,000 

sq. ft. of a 3,445 sq. ft. parcel. The proposed project is within the Residential 

Single Family land use category and is located on the west side of Studio Drive, 

adjacent to the State Parks property on the northern end of Studio Drive, approx. 

250 feet south of the intersection of Studio Drive and Highway 1. The site is in the 

Estero planning area. 

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2007081045 Black Minor Use Permit DRC2003-00161 


Cambria--San Luis Obispo 

Request by Bruce Black for a Minor Use Permit/Coastal to allow for the 

construction of an addition of five units (four guest units and one managers unit) to 

an existing hotel/bed and breakfast. In addition the applicant is requesting a 

modification of Title 19 to allow use of an existing, onsite groundwater well for 

potable water service. The project will result in the disturbance of approx. 4,500 

sq. ft. of an approx. 5,000 sq. ft. parcel. The proposed project is within the 

Commercial Retail land use category and is located at 4063 Burton Drive in the 

community of Cambria. The site is in the North Coast planning area. 

2007081046 El Camino Executive Center 

Oceanside, City of 

Oceanside--San Diego 

The project consists of two entitlement components, the Development Plan 

(D-23-06) and Variance (V-1-07), for the development of a two story 32,616 sq. ft. 

commercial office building, with one level of parking below the first story. A total of 

71 parking spaces (both surface parking and the below building parking) will 

accommodate the building. The proposed development will be clustered entirely in 

the southern corner of the site in order to avoid impacts to the native habitat on the 

property. Approx. three quarters of the site will be preserved as open space in 

association with the proposed project. 

2007081049 Environmental Assessment No. EA-07-31 

Fresno, City of 

Clovis, Fresno--Fresno 

The City of Fresno is reorganizing existing utility services currently provided by the 

Fresno Department of Public Utilities (DPU). Through this reorganization, the City 

proposes transferring the provision of existing water, wastewater, and solid waste 

services from DPU to a new municipal water district (MWD). The water, 

wastewater, and solid waste service areas for the new MWD would not change 

from existing water, wastewater, and solid waste service areas. No other activities 

are planned, and no additional services or service areas are currently being 

considered as part of this project. No activities having new, direct physical impacts 

on the environment are planned. The City is proposing this reorganization to 

achieve certain administrative and cost of service efficiencies not currently 

available under the current organization supporting the provision of these services. 

The plan of service for effecting this reorganization is expacted to be presented to 

the Fresno County Local Agency Formation Commission in the fall of 2007, 

followed by a public referendum in the summer of 2008, and implementation by 

2009. 

2007082040 Water Line Undercrossing of Dutch Slough at Bethel Island Bridge 

Diablo Water District 


Installation of 18" waterline inside a 30 inch casing to be installed under Dutch 

Slough at Bethel Island Bridge utilizing micro tunneling methods, in order to 

provide high quality water service to Subdivision 6013, Delta Coves. 

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1989032824 State Route 4 Bypass Project, Segment 3 

State Route 4 Bypass Authority 

The proposed project would connect Segment 1 of a six-lane bypass to the 

existing Route 4. The project re-directs traffic from the existing regional route to 

go around the Antioch and Brentwood urban area. 

1990030006 Willits Bypass Project 

Caltrans, Planning 


This project will construct a new bypass on State Route 101. 

2005101070 Madera Town Center 



The project consists of a development agreement between the City of Madera and 

Zelman Retail Partners pursuant to the provisions of the California Government 

Code Sections 65864-65869.5. The purpose of the development agreement is to 

establish reasonable assurances that the Madera Town Center Project (the 

Project) may be developed in accordance with a defined set of requirements and 

regulations. The agreement provides for the orderly development of the project in 

accordance with the objectives set forth in the Madera General Plan, to eliminate 

uncertainly in planning for and securing orderly development of the project, and to 

assure timely installation of necessary improvements. 

The Madera Town Center project is an integrated retail shopping center containing 

up to 791,630 square feet of retail and related uses. The first phase of the project 

will include up to 567,000 square feet of retail space and related improvement and 

up to 3,000 on-site parking spaces. The balance of the Project may be developed 

in multiple phases thereafter. The project will be required to construct certain 

on-site and off-site public infrastructure improvements, which were established as 

conditions of regulatory approval of the project. Such improvements will include 

sewer and water lines, water well, storm drainage improvements, street 

improvements and traffic control. 

2006021005 Historic Old Administration Building Renovation Project 

State Center Community College District 

Fresno--Fresno 

The State Center Community College District is proposing to renovate the Historic 

Old Administration Building and return it to its original office, classroom, and 

auditorium uses. 

2006061106 Gateway Galleria 



The project consists of a prezoning in support of a proposed annexation and the 

future development of a retail shopping center. The center would consist of 

approximately 452,499 square feet of retail and related uses. 

2006081110 Commons at Madera Fair 



The project proposes to annex the entire Fairgrounds site into the City of Madera, 

and to allow the development of a 35 acre portion of the site with a retail shopping 

center. Entitlements and applications approved and adopted in support of the 

project include a general plan amendment, specific plan amendment, prezoning, 

tentative subdivision map, site plan review, four conditional use permits, and a 

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development agreement. The shopping center, named The Commons at Madera 

Fair, would ultimately consist of up to 306,500 square feet of retail uses. 

2006091063 Fowler-Los Altos Elementary School 

Clovis Unified School District 

Clovis--Fresno 

The project consists of the development and operation of an elementary school on 

an approximately 9.75-acre site. The proposed elementary school will be 

comprised of re-locatable buildings moved onto the site from other locations, 

including classrooms, adminstrative offices, multi-purpose facilities, 

athletic/recreation areas, and a parking lot. The District anticipates the school will 

be constructed and operational by the 2007-08 school year. 

2006121019 State Route 41/Auxiliary Lane Construction and Off-ramp Widening Project (PM 

R29.5/R30.5) 

Caltrans #6 


This project will make roadway improvements including the construction of an 

auxillary lane on a one mile section of State Route 41. 

2007011106 Wolfsen Road Rehabilitation 

Caltrans #6 

Los Banos--Merced 

This project will make roadway rehabilitation improvements on a 15.2 mile section 

of State Route 165. 

2007041073 Assignment of CVP Water from Oro Loma Water District into Westlands Water 

District 

Oro Loma Water District 

Firebaugh--Fresno 

Westlands proposes to acquire, on a willing seller/willing buyer basis, 4,000 

acre-feet of CVP water from Oro Loma via the partial assignment of Oro Loma's 

water service contract to Westlands. The water subject to the assignment will be 

used within Westlands' recognized service area boundaries. 

2007062033 Target 

Rancho Cordova, City of 

Rancho Cordova--Sacramento 

The project would involve the demolition of the existing 111,766 square foot Target 

and the adjacent 15,062 square foot strip mall structure. The proposed project 

requires City Design Review in order to construct a new 143,684 square foot 

Target building in the location of the original Target building. The reconstructed 

building would result in an increase of 16,856 square feet, a total floor area 

increase of 13.3%. The project site is 9.86 acres. Site improvements would 

include upgraded Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant parking stalls, 

parking lot revisions and a one-way ingress and egress at Olson Drive. 

2007088089 Thornewood Open Space Preserve Sediment Reduction and Trail Improvements 

Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District 

Woodside--San Mateo 

Implement drainage improvements on trails and stream crossings to reduce 

sedimentation to the aquatic environment using Best Management Practices. 

Construct new ford steps for equestrian use across existing stream crossing; 

improve drainage and eliminate diversion potential on existing eroding former 

logging road by removing fill material at stream crossings, removing perched fill 

over Dennis Martin Creek, and narrowing road to trail width where feasible; 

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construct new, well-drained, 4'-wide trail with balanced cut and fill to replace 

former logging road. 

2007088090 Arsenic Treatment Facility (Oxidation/Filtration System) 

Health Services, Department of 

Merced--Merced 

This project is the addition of an arsenic oxidation/filtration and other 

enhancements to the existing drinking water treatment facility to improve water 

quality. These enhancements will result in lower Arsenic levels requiring less 

frequent filter backwashes, saving energy and water. The equipment was installed 

within the existing treatment plant site and no construction outside of the existing 

footprint was involved. 

2007088091 Agreement 2007-0059-R4; Unnamed Tributaries to Chorro Creek; Road Crossings 


San Luis Obispo--San Luis Obispo 

Excavate the bed and place riprap to reconstruct and armor three existing road 

crossings, and remove and replace the existing culvert at another road corssing 

location. 

2007088092 Sonora High School - Woods Creek Flood Damage Repair Project, Agreement No. 

2007-0022-R4 


Sonora--Tuolumne 

1. Construction and repair of rock rip-rap protection along the banks of Woods 

Creek, and removal of flood debris and sediment. 2. The existing rock rip-rap has 

been eroded by flood flows and threatens to damage a pedestrian foot bridge 

downstream. 3. A cofferdam will be installed upstream of the work area to isolate 

instream work, and stream flows will be pumped to below the work area. 4. The 

cofferdam will be removed following construction. 

2007088093 Emergency Services Training Center Building 

Siskiyou Joint Community College District 

Weed--Siskiyou 

The ESTC project was adopted by theSiskiyou Joint Community College District 

and is identified as a project within the 2009-13 Five-Year Cosntruction Plan. 

Cumulatively, this project represents less than four percent of the total assigned 

square footage and three percent of the total classroom capacity at the conclusion 

of the 2009-13 Five-Year Construction Plan. 

2007088094 Riverside Bridge Replacement 

Inyo County 

Bishop--Inyo 

The proposed project is the replacement of a structurally deficient bridge on 

Riverside Road crossing Bishop Creek Canal. This project would benefit local 

residents and tourists with better and safer access, and Los Angeles Dept. of 

Water and Power, through a slight widening of the canal at the bridge location to 

match width up and downstream. 

2007088095 Site Review Permit SRP06-001, Zone Change RZ07-009 


--Tuolumne 

1. Site Review Permit SRP06-001 to allow the expansion of the existing parking lot 

for Pacific State Bank on a 1.1+/- acre parcel zoned C-1 (General Commercial) 

under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code. 

2. Ordinance for Zone Change RZ07-009 to rezone a 2,000+/- square foot portion 

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of the 1.1+/- acre parcel from C-1 (General Commercial) O (Open Space) under 

Title 17. 

2007088096 Zone Change 04RZ-140 and Williamson Act Contract 04WA-127 


--Tuolumne 

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 04RZ-140 to rezone a 291.8+/- acre parcel from 




2. Application 04WA-127 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservation 

contract on a 291.8+/- acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70, and to execute 

a new Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04, 

including approval of the agricultural management plan. 



--Tuolumne 

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 04RZ-141 to rezone a 240+/- acre parcel from 




2. Application 04WA-128 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservation 

contract on a 240+/- acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70, and to execute a 

new Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04, 

including approval of the agricultural management plan. 



--Tuolumne 





2. Application for Williamson Act Contract 05WA-51 to rescind the existing 

Williamson Act land conservation contract on the 39.3+/- acre parcel pursuant to 

Resolution 122-70, and to execute a new Williamson Act land conservation 

contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04, including approval of the agricultural 




--Tuolumne 





2. Application for Williamson Act Contract 05WA-107 to rescind an existing 

contract under Resolution 122-70 and enter into a new contract on the 390.7+/acre 

project site pursuant to Resolution 106-04, including approval of the 

agricultural management plan. 

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2007088100 05WA-97 and 05RZ-95 


--Tuolumne 






under Resolution 122-70 and enter into a new contract on the 390.7+/- acre 





--Tuolumne 

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 04RZ-138 to rezone a 421.5+/- acre project site 

from AE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, 37 acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (Exclusive 



2. Application for Williamson Act Contract 04WA-125 to rescind an existing 

contract under Resolution 122-70 and enter into a new contract on the 421.5+/acre 

project site pursuant to Resolution 106-04, including approval of the 

agricultural management plan. 



--Tuolumne 

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 04RZ-60 to rezone a 1,963.1+/- acre project site 

from AE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, 37 acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (Exclusive 




under Resolution 122-70 and enter into a new contract on the 1,963.1+/- acre 



2007088104 Mountain Home Conservation Camp - Easement to Residence 


--Tulare 

This project involves the State granting a road-use easement across state property 

to an adjacent private landowner. The adjacent landowner has requested a 

200-foot easement through CAL FIRE property in Springville. The State Parcel, 

part of the property occupied by CAL FIRE's Mountain Home Conservation Camp. 

The easement will allow the adjacent landowner to secure a building permit from 

Tulare County so he can build a house on his property and allow him egress and 

ingress access on the road in question. 

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2002071071 University Towne Center Revitalization Project 



The project proposes to redevelop and renovate the existing 1,061,400-sq. ft. 

Westfield University Towne Center (UTC) regional shopping center located 

southeast of the intersection of La Jolla Village Drive and Genesee Avenue; north 

of Nobel Drive, and west of Towne Centre Drive. The proposed project would be 

the renovation and expansion of retail uses by 750,000 sq. ft. of new retail and the 

development of 250 multi-family residential units. Alternatively, the applicant could 

implement a mix of land use scenarios that could include a reduction in new retail 

and the addition of up to 725 residential dwelling units; up to 250 hotel rooms; 

and/or up to 35,000 sq. ft. of office space. The land use scenarios would be 

restricted to a mixture of the above uses that would not exceed 17,800 cumulative 

average daily trips (ADTs) and 256 in-bound AM peak hour/778 out-bound peak 

hour trips. The maximum height for residential, hotel, and office uses would be 

limited to 325 to 390 feet about grade. The project proposes 7,163 parking 

spaces, in a mixture of structured and surface parking. Additional project features 

would include a relocated and expanded bus transit center and reservation of 

right-of-way for the proposed transit center and planned extension of a light rail 

transit line, and certification under the LEED Green Building Rating System. 

2007021052 The Kaiser Permanente Orange County Anaheim Medical Center 

Anaheim, City of 

Anaheim--Orange 

Development of 1.2 million total square-feet of medical office building and 

hospital/patient care space, including approximately 3,780 parking spaces in a 

combination of surface and parking structures. 

2005122113 Lockeford Elementary School Addition 

Lodi Unified School District 

--San Joaquin 

LUSD is proposing to construct an addition to its existing Lockeford Elementary 

School facility. The expansion site would be located on the existing school 

grounds and vacant land to the northwest. The proposed addition would include 

the construction of a new multi-purpose building, classroom buildings and parking 

and circulation facilities to accommodate existing and projected future student 

load. The perimeter of the proposed expansion would be fenced for safety and 

security. Low maintenance landscaping is planned for aesthetic quality along the 

borders of the site. 

2007081051 The Highlands; Project/Tract Map No. 065062 

Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning 


The proposed project is for a zone change to R-2-DP (Two Family Residence, 

Development Program), a plan amendment to the Altadena Community Plan to 

allow low medium density residential development (6-12 units/acre), a conditional 

use permit with a development program, and a Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 

065062 for construction of 49 residential condominiums in 26 buildings which will 

have 46 two story, 1,400 sq. ft. duplex units and 3 two story single family units 

over two lots totaling 3.47 net acres. Every residence will have a two car garage, 

and 15 additional guest parking spaces will be provided for on site. An oak tree 

permit has been filed for seven oak trees, one to be removed and the remaining 

six for encroachment. The two lots are currently located in the R-1-7,500 (Single 

Family Residence, 7,500 sq. ft. minimum size lot required), R-2 (Two Family 

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Residence), and C-3 (Unlimited Commercial) Zones, in the unincorporated 

community of Altadena. Proposed Lot 1 of the project will be accessed through a 

private driveway and a fire lane from Ventura Street on the north which is also a 

public interior collector street. Proposed Lot 2, located on the south side of 

Mountain View Street, will be accessible through a private driveway and fire lane 

from Fair Oaks Avenue which is a public secondary highway that runs north and 

south along the east end property frontage. All units will be served by a common 

26' wide private driveway/ fire lane. All existing structures will be removed, and a 

six to ten foot high block wall is proposed along Fair Oaks Avenue on both sides. 

Grading will consist of 9,500 cubic yards of cut and 2,300 cubic yards of fill, with 

18,500 cubic yards of remedial grading on site. 

2007081055 Housing and Dining Services Administrative Building Project 

University of California, San Diego 

La Jolla--San Diego 

The proposed project would consist of construction of an approx. 42,124 gross sq. 

ft. (gsf) four story building. The project would contain a catering kitchen with a 

receiving dock/service yard on the first level. Office space for Housing and Dining 

Services administrative staff and for catering sales and administrative support 

would be located on levels two through four. Assemby/event and support space 

would also be located on level four. The building would house approx. 150 new 

and existing administrative staff and personnel and catering services personnel 

consolidated from various locations on campus. The buildings primary entrance 

would be located at the northwest corner. A comprehensive system of sidewalks 

would be built as part of the proposed project. 

2007081056 Murrieta 18 Office Campus (DP0-006-2037) 

Murrieta, City of 

Murrieta--Riverside 

The proposed Murrieta 18 Office Campus (Project) is a phased development of 

240,966 gsf of class 'A' office in three buildings with a total parking of 813 stalls on 

17.02 acres. Phase 1 includes Building 'A' (80,322 gsf in three floors) and partial 

development of proposed surface parking located in the south eastern corner of 

the property. Phase 2 includes Building 'B' (80,322 gsf in three floors) and partial 

development of surface parking in the soutwestern corner of the property. Phase 3 

includes Building 'C' (80,322 gsf in three floors) and remaining development of 

surface parking located in the northern corner of the property. A vegetated swale 

would be constructed along the northeastern portion of the Project site, adjacent to 

Warm Springs Creek, to capture storm water draining in that direction. Jackson 

Avenue would be built to the ultimate half-section width, including landscaping and 

parkway improvements. 

2007082048 New Mammoth Lakes Courthouse At College Parkway for Mono County 

Judicial Council of California 

Mammoth Lakes--Mono 

The Administrative Office of the Courts (ACC), the staff agency of the Judicial 

Council of California, is proposing fee acquisition of a parcel in Mammoth Lakes, 

construction of a new courthouse, and operation of the facility by the Superior 

Court of California, County of Mono. The courthouse will be on College Parkway 

and adjacent to Waton Wheel Road and Meridian Boulevard. The project site will 

cover approx. two acres. The proposed new Courthouse will be one story tall with 

a partial basement, have approx. 20,000 sq. ft. of space for two courtrooms and 

other court-related facilities, and will have approx. 40 public parking spaces. The 

new courthouse will improve access to judicial facilities for residents of Mono 

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County, provide courthouse facilities that meat current building standards for 

public use; provide facilities to support new judicial services; and provide security 

for visitors, judges and courthouse staff. 

2007082054 Elk Grove Boulevard and Bradshaw Road Parcel Map 

Elk Grove, City of 

Elk Grove--Sacramento 

The project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide one 5.38-acre parcel into 

three lots. No development is currently proposed as part of this project. However, 

following approval of a final parcel map the applicant can subsequently pursue 

building permit approval to develop three residential parcels with one single-family 

home per parcel. 

2007081053 Formosa Specific Plan Project 

West Hollywood, City of 

West Hollywood--Los Angeles 

The proposed project involves the redevelopment of an approximately 1.3-acre 

site located at 7141-7155 Santa Monica Boulevard and 1107-1117 Detroit Street 

in the City of West Hollywood with up to 140 residential units and approximately 

9,017 square feet of retail/commercial uses. Demolition of six industrial and 

commercial buildings currently on the site (39,500 total square feet) and asphalt 

parking lots would be required to allow for development of the proposed project. 

The proposed residential and retail components would include a mix of 

retail/restaurant and residential uses on the ground floor and the remaining 

residential units above. The proposed project would be a maximum of six stories 

above grade (a maximum of 72 feet in height plus architectural features) and 

would have a maximum floor area of 158,466 square feet (3:1 floor-to-area ratio). 

2007081054 El Sobrante Landfill Solid Waste Facility Permit Revision Project 

Riverside County Waste Management Department 

Corona--Riverside 

The project is a proposal to revise the El Sobrante Landfill Solid Waste Facility 

Permit to: 1) Extend the hours at the gate for waste delivery by four (4) hours, thus 

allowing for acceptance of material for a continuous 24-hour period; (2) Change 

the maximum disposal tonnage limits from a daily limit of 10,000 tons per day (tpd) 

to a weekly limit of 70,000 tons per week; and (3) Update the overall site disposal 

capacity to reflect 196.11 million cubic yards, as specified in the Second 

Agreement and in the certified EIR. 

2007082042 Crystal Way Commercial Parcel Map Project 

Galt, City of 

Galt--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of subdivision of 12.5 acres into seven parcels 

ranging in size from 0.65 acre to 3.36 acres each. Specific uses for each parcel 

have not been identified at this time, however possible land uses may include 

development of a hotel/motel, fuel station with car wash and mini mart, 

restaurants, and professional office uses. 

1996072032 B.R. COHN WINERY 

Sonoma County 

GLEN ELLEN--SONOMA 

Requesting a new Use Permit to supercede an existing Use Permit for B.R. Cohn 

Winery by (1) increasing the size of an approved barrel storage building from 

4,900 sq. ft. to 11,725 sq. ft., (2) relocating the special event area to accommodate 

the larger barrel storage building, (3) moving the olive oil sales and tasting from 

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the wine tasting building into an adjacent building, and (4) modifying the approved 

48 special events/year with a limit of 150 attendees per event, as follows: 125 

attendees for 23 events, 250 attendees for 23 events, and 3,000 attendees/day for 

two events occuring on separate weekends. This Use Permit will supercede all 

prior Use Permits issued for the B.R. Cohn Winery. 

2007081052 7413 Toll Drive, Rosemead 

Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning 


The proposed project is a request for a Parcel Map to subdivide 0.09 acres (one 

existing parcel) into two single family detached condominium projects. The current 

property use is single family home that will be demolished. The new single family 

condominium uints will consist of two stories, an attached two car garage, and a 

total living area of 1,793.50 sq. ft. The project will use domestic water and 

domestic sewer disposal systems. A total of 194 cubic yards of dirt will be graded 

and removed from site. 

2007082043 McMorrow Parcel Map TPM 4-06/07-14 

Plumas County Planning & Building Services 

Quincy--Plumas 

The project is the division of 51.14 acres into four parcels of 10.58 acres, 10.19 

acres, 10.11 acres, 10.17 acres and one remainder of 10.10 acres. 

2007082044 Doss Tentative Parcel Map 06-0030 

Butte County 

--Butte 

Tentative Subdivision Map to divide a 2.04 acre parcel into two residential lots of 

1.02 acres each. Both lots within the project will be served by septic systems and 

wells. 

2007082045 G&J Properties Use Permit 

Butte County 

Chico--Butte 

This is a proposal to divide a 20.4 +/- acre parcel zoned AR-5, resulting in two 

parcels, approx. ten acres in size. The existing parcel is proposed to be divided 

into a north and south portion, with the internal property line oriented in an east to 

west direction. 

2007082046 Coordinated Permit Program in Lake County 

Lake County 

--Lake 

The Coordinated Permit Program in Lake County proposes a set of agency 

agreements that facilitate conservation work on private lands. The program 

provides a "one-stop" permit for private landowners working in cooperation with 

the RCDs and NRCS for watershed conservation projects within seven specific 

categories of activities; these include improving existing private agricultural roads, 

conducting critical are plantings, installing grade stabilization structures, installing 

lined waterways or outlets, conducting restoration and management of declining 

habitat, installing stream bank protection measures, and installing structures for 

water control. These projects will be designed by the NRCS and implemented by 

the landowner under the oversight of the NRCS. 

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2007082047 Jinks Subdivision MNS 06-05 

Windsor, City of 

Windsor--Sonoma 

Request to divide 0.79 +/- acres into four residential parcels. Lot 1 would consist of 

9,562 +/- sq. ft. Lot 2 consists of 6,598 +/- sq. ft., Lot 3 consists of 7,147 +/- sq. ft., 

and Lot 4 consists of 6,749 +/- sq. ft. The proposed subdivision would create four 

parcels. One existing residence will be retained on Lot 1. 

2006081151 Carmel Valley Master Plan - Traffic Improvement Plan 


--Monterey 

The County of Monterey will prepare a Subsequent Environmental Impact Report 

(SEIR) for the Carmel Valley Master Plan. The propsoed EIR will evaluate the 

traffic impacts of the CVMP and refine the traffic analysis contained in the 

December, 1991 CVMP EIR. The EIR shall also integrate the environmental 

effects of the CVMP circulation and land use elements, so the transportation 

impacts of growth can be presented in both descriptive and economic terms. 

1999041003 Carmel Valley Road Enhancement Project 


--San Diego 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0154-R5 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, City of San Diego, Engineering and 

Capital Projects. The applicant proposes to alter the stream to place Armorflex 

cellular concrete at the base of three existing outfalls as part of the Carmel Valley 

Road Enhancement Project. Native riparian habitats found on site include: 

southern coastal salt marsh, coastal brackish marsh, riparian scrub, freshwater 

seep, and open water. The activities described herein were previously authorized 

through Streambed Alteration Agreements #1600-2004-0042-R5 and 

1600-2006-0226-R5, both of which expired prior to the Operator completing 

construction of the project. 

2004082096 Trans Bay Cable Project 

Pittsburg, City of 

Pittsburg, San Francisco--Contra Costa, San Francisco, Marin, Solano 

The project includes: (i) installation of approximately 53 miles of 400 kilovolt (kV) 

HVDC transmission cable bundle (submarine and buried offshore); (ii) construction 

of two new converter stations-one in San Francisco and one in Pittsburg; (iii) 

installation of approximately 0.7 mile of new underground single-circuit 230 kV 

alternating current (AC) transmission cable in Pittsburg; and (iv) installation of 

approximately 0.2 mile of underground double-circuit 115-kV AC transmission 

cable in San Francisco. 

2006052136 Bear River North and Grasshopper Slough Levees Rehabilitation Project 

Reclamation District 2103 

Wheatland--Yuba, Placer, Sutter 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2006-0263-R2 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Reclamation District 2103 of 

Wheatland, CA. 

Emergency-prevention rehabilitation of the Bear River levee between river miles 

10.0 and 15, including installation of a slurry cutoff wall through the center of 

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2006072109 Inland Cold Storage Stockton 

Stockton, Port of 


Construction and operation of a cold storage distribution and fumigation facilities 

that would distribute approximately 1,120 million pounds of food product per year. 

2006112036 San Francisco International Airport Combustion Turbine Project 


South San Francisco--San Mateo 

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission proposes to construct and operate 

a 48-megawatt (MW) natural gas-fired, simple-cycle power plant. The project 

would connect with the SFIA electrical distribution network through an 

underground 115-kV electrical transmission line extending for 1.05 miles from the 

plant to its terminus, adjacent to South Airport Boulevard, where it connects to 

substations BA and CA. Along that route, the project transmission line would also 

connect with a new PG&E switchyard and a new project substation (the CB 

Substation), both located along North Access Road. The project would also 

include a new, 0.95-mile-long natural gas pipeline that would be aligned within 

North Access Road right-of-way to connect with PG&E Line 101 at a location near 

South Airport Boulevard. Water for the plant would be supplied by the SFIA 

potable water system, and wastewater would be sent to the SFIA Mel Leong 

Wastewater Treatment Plant adjacent to the project site. No demolition would be 

required as part of the project. 

2007022028 Kreuse Creek Premier Vineyard-Petition to Change Point of Diversion and for an 

Extension of Time on Water Right Permit 20428 

State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Rights 

Napa--Napa 

The proposed project involves the development of an offstream reservoir, 

diversion facility and stream restoration at Kreuse Creek, tributary to Tulocay 

Creek, tributary to the Napa River in Napa County. A Petition to Change and a 

Petition for Extension of Time was filed with the State Water Resources Control 

Board Division of Water Rights to modify an existing water right (Permit 

20428/Application 29351). The California Department of Fish and Game is 

executing a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0042-3 

pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project operator, Tom 

Adams, Coombsville Vineyard, LLC. 

2007022117 Lind Brothers Mortuary Project 

Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District 

--Sacramento 

The applicant is requesting an Authority to Construct permit from the Sacramento 

Metropolitan Air Quality Management District (SMAQMD or District) to allow for 

installation of a crematory at the existing Lind Brothers Mortuary, located at 4221 

Manzanita Avenue. The proposed project involves the development of internal 

and external improvements to an existing mortuary on the site. Internal 

improvements include the installation of a cremator in the covered garage. 

External improvements include the installation of a handicap parking sign and 

handicap parking space. The cremator would include an exhaust stack that would 

extend 18 feet above ground level, with 5 feet extending above the existing 

one-story roofline. 

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2007041066 Church/Orangewood Property Acquisition 

Fresno Unified School District 


The project consists of the proposed acquisition of approximately 5 acres of land. 

The property to be acquired will likely be used for an expansion of Storey 

Elementary School. The District has no plans formulated at this time, but estimates 

that the expansion would potentially provide capacity for approximately 450 

students. 

2007051031 Hickory Elementary School 

Lindsay Unified School District 

Lindsay--Tulare 

The Lindsay Unified School District is proposing to build and operate a new K-8 

elementary school to accommodate 665 students on a 20-acre site east of 

Sequoia Avenue, between Hickory and Fir Streets. The project site is currently 

located outside the City limits, however it is within the Urban Development 

boundary of the City and is pre-zoned as Low Density Residential Reserve in the 

City's General Plan. The project site is proposed to be annexed into the City 

limits. 

2003088133 Fife Creek Stream Restoration 


--Sonoma 

Remove the remaining thirteen check dams and revetments (sackcrete and riprap) 

from Fife Creek in Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve and place natural 

revetments of wood, rock, brush mattress or live plantings to stabilize the stream 

banks and channel gradient. Removal of the dams and revetments will take place 

summer 2007 and 2008. 

2007088105 Melody Road Water Pipe Trenching (1600-2007-0219-R2) 


--Nevada 

Placement of a one inch diameter PVC pipe in a dtich 18 inches below the 

streambed of the unnamed seasonal creek. The pipe is intended to carry well 

water to a residence. 

2007088106 Los Creek Dam Foundation Coring Project 


--Butte 

This agreement pertains to the Lost Creek Dam Foundation Coring Project, which 

involves taking 3 vertical core samples of the dam foundation material, which are 

needed to evaluate the potential for rock scour. Three vertical core samples will be 

acquired, with a core diameter of 4 inches and the depth of penetration vary from 

15 to 30 feet. The material extracted will be tested in a lab. The core holes will be 

backfilled to the surface with an appropriate cement grout, as described in 

Notification 1600-2007-0194-R2. 

2007088107 Burns Valley Creek Culvert Replacement 1600-2007-0161-R2 


Clearlake--Lake 

Replacement of two existing undersized 12 inch CMP culverts with four 72 inch 

CMP culverts, armoring of stream bank upstream and downstream of the culverts 

to repair erosion damage caused by degraded culverts and placement of a 12 inch 

culvert in the bank of the creek to allow for drainage of the site into the creek. 

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2007088108 SMUD, South Fork Silver Creek Weir Repair 1600-2007-0135-R2 


--El Dorado 

Establish a temporary diversion of South Fork of Silver Creek around a USGS 

gauging station and V-notch weir to facilitate repair of the weir itself. All work will 

be done within the stream channel by hand. 

2007088109 SMUD, Robbs Peak Reservoir Debris Removal (1600-2007-0171-R2) 


--El Dorado 

Draining of Robbs Park Reservoir and Gerle Creek Canal to facilitate removal of 

accumulated woody debris, sediment and loose rock from behind the Robbs Peak 

dam. During the construction, flows from the South Fork of the Rubicon River will 

be diverted around the dam. 

2007088110 Emery Reservoir Vegetation and Sediment Removal (1600-2007-0210-R2) 


--Calaveras 

Removal of accumulated sediment, emergent aquatic vegetation and organic 

detritus from various areas on the shoreline and in the inflow channel of Emery 

Reservoir. This excavated material will be transported off site or subjected to land 

spreading in the vicinity of the lake shore to expand picnicking areas associated 

with the reservoir. 

2007088111 Mandeville Island Levee Crown Raising Project 


--San Joaquin 

Raising the existing levee crown to elevation +10.0 to reduce the probability of 

levee flooding and failure of the levee system which protects 5,300 acres of 

agricultural, residential, and developed wildlife habitat property, maintain its levee 

safety and structural integrity. This involves placing ~238,610 cubic yards of import 

levee crown fill material on top of the existing levee systems of 14.3 miles; capping 

the new levee crown with aggregate base all-weather road surfacing material; and 

immediately covering newly placed fill with ~18,000 tons of clean 18-minus quarry 

stone riprap to prevent erosion of the new constructed and unprotected raised 

levee slopes. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 

1600-2007-0059-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2007088112 New Lease 


Riverside--Riverside, San Bernardino 

Industrial lease space for equipment and material storage to accommodate the 

field maintenance operations for State owned facilities throughout Riverside and 

San Bernardino Counties. 

2007088113 Sunesys Inc. Telecommunications Fiber for University of San Bernardino 

Public Utilities Commission 


Project includes the installation of 6,658 feet of underground conduit on behalf of 

the University of California at San Bernardino. 

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2007088114 Sunesys Inc. Internet Fiber for the Montclair/Ontario School District 


Ontario, Montclair--San Bernardino 

Project includes the installation of 2 miles overhead fiber optic cable on existing 

poles to provide internet service for the Ontario/Montclair School District. 

2007088115 Salinas Satellite 

California Conservation Corps 

Salinas--Monterey 

The California Conservation Corps will be operating a non-residential center in 

order to facilitate public service conservation work and response as well as 

support work for public emergencies. The CCC's mission is to engage young men 

and women in meaningful work, public service and educational activities that 

assist them in become more responsible citizens, while protecting and enhancing 

California's environment, human resources and communities. 

2007088116 Plumas-Eureka Satellite Dish Installation 


--Plumas 

Install a satellite dish on the non-historic maintenance shop roof at Plumas-Eureka 

State Park to receive satellite internet. The signal will be beamed by a wireless 

router to an antenna mounted on the historic park museum for connectivity. 

Approximately 20 feet of router cable will follow the existing phone and radio cable 

line along the exterior of the historic museum to enter the building. Drill a 3/4" hole 

into the siding to bring the cable into the interior of the building if the existing cable 

and phone line entrance hole is not adequate. 

2007088117 Rimwood Well #2 Uranium Removal 

Running Springs Water District 


Install ion exchange treatment unit to remove excess levels of Uranium from 

groundwater. 

2007088118 Authorize Existing Unauthorized 6-foot-high Wood Fence Along the Left (East) 

Bank Levee of the Sacramento River, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 

18230 

Reclamation Board 

--Sacramento 

To authorize existing unauthorized 6-foot-high, 23-foot-long, wood fence supported 

by six steel posts; to construct one 20-foot-long, 8-foot-wide wood deck supported 

by six 6- by 6-inch wood posts on the landside slope of the left (east) bank levee of 

the Sacramento River. 

2007088119 Authorize Existing Unauthorized 2,000 Square Foot Residence on the Left (East) 

Bank Overflow Area of the Sacramento River, Reclamation Board Permit 

Application 



To authorize existing unauthorized two-story 2,000 square foot residence on the 

left (east) bank overflow area of the Sacramento River at 2521 Garden Highway. 

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2007088120 Replace Existing Irrigation Pipes and Related Structures Along the Waterside 

Slope Levee of the Sacramento River, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 

18262 


--Sacramento 

To replace existing irrigation piping and replace it with 10-inch-diameter steel 

irrigation pipe and construct 3-foot-square concrete anchor block on the waterside 

slope of the right (west) bank levee of the Sacramento River. 

2007088121 Replace Existing Irrigation Pipes and Related Structures Along the Waterside 

Slope Levee of the Sacramento River, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 

18258 


--Yolo 

To replace existing irrigation piping and replace it with 12-inch-diameter wrapped 

steel irrigation pipe through levee, install a 2-inch-diameter utility pipe through the 

levee, and place a 3-foot-square concrete support block on the waterside slope of 

the right (west) bank levee of the Sacramento River. 

2007088122 Construct Private Residence on the Right (North) Bank Overflow Area of the Yuba 

River, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 18250 


Marysville--Yuba 

To construct a 2,400-square-foot residence on the right (north) bank overflow area 

(Area C) of the Yuba River. 

2007088123 Install Monitoring Wells Along the Crown and Landside Toe of the San Joaquin 

River, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 18248 


Modesto--Stanislaus 

To install two sets of monitoring wells on the crown and landside toe, each set 

consisting of a 25 and 50-foot deep hole on the right (east) bank levee of the San 

Joaquin River in Stanislaus County. 

2007088124 Install Solar Panels and Concrete Footings in Overflow Area C of the Yuba River 

in Yuba County, Reclamation Board Permit Application # 16245 



To install four 8-inch diameter, 12-foot high, steel poles with solar modules 

mounted on the top, set in 3-foot square, 6-foot deep concrete footings within the 

overflow area (Area C) of the right (north) bank of the Yuba River. 

2007088125 Construct a 25-foot-wide by 100-foot-long Ramp on the Waterside Slope of the 

Right (West) Bank Levee of the Sacramento River, Reclamation Board Permit 

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Woodland--Yolo 

To construct a 25-foot-wide by 100-foot-long ramp on the waterside slope of the 

right (west) bank levee of the Sacramento River in Yolo County. 

2007088126 Construct Cable Railing and Install Raise Existing Floodwall on Pixley Slough 

Reclamation Board Permit Application # 18122 



To raise existing floodwall by 1.25 feet for 443 linear feet; and install 3-foot-high 

cable railing on same floodwall for approximately 1,900 linear feet on the right 

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(north) bank of Pixley Slough. 

2007088127 Construction of New Guard Tower at San Quentin State Prison 

Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of 

--Marin 

CDCR proposes to construct a new observation tower at SQSP to replace existing 

Tower #4 which has deteriorated to the extent that it is unsafe for occupancy. The 

new tower will be constructed in close proximity to the existing tower but 150 feet 

or more away from the shoreline, at the southernmost portion of the prison 

property. A soils report will be prepared prior to construction and may require the 

ground under the tower base to be excavated and recompacted. This work would 

alter the terrain in the immediate area only slightly. The area has previously been 

graded, developed, or otherwise disturbed. The new steel observation tower and 

office station will be designed in accordance with current CDCR Design Criteria 

Guidelines and to Fire/Life, Health and Safety codes. The tower will consist of two 

sections: a four-sided enclosed steel base and an upper section consisting of the 

tower officer's station. The tower will be secured to a new concrete foundation. 

The height and footprint of the replacement tower will approximate that of Tower 4. 

The existing Tower 4 is 69 feet in height, while the height of the new tower will be 

67 feet. The footprint of the existing tower is 256 square feet while the new tower 

base will be 196 square feet. The tower will include all mechanical, electrical and 

plumbing apparatus necessary to the tower's operational function. The water, 

sewer, and electrical will be connected to existing systems. Paint will match SQSP 

designated colors. 

2007088128 Lake Perris Power Cove Ramp Extension and Ramp 6 Replacement 

Boating and Waterways, Department of 

--Riverside 

Two projects will be constructed at Lake Perris State Recreation Area. The first 

located in Power Cove, will extend the boat ramp. The water level at Lake Perris 

is scheduled to be lowered due to seismic safety concerns with the Lake Perris 

Dam. For the Power Cove ramp to remain operational at this lower level it needs 

to be extended. The ramp extension will be 60 feet wide and 100 feet long. 

Construction will require minor grading and placement of riprap for erosion control 

along the edges of the ramp. 

The second project will replace ramp number six. This ramp is an older ramp and 

it does not provide adequate traction for vehicles to launch and retrieve their 

boats. The replacement will be the same size as the existing ramp, 75 feet wide 

and 325 feet long. 

The California Natural Diversity Database and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife website 

has been researched and no threatened or endangered species will be affected by 

these projects. The Eastern Information Center for the California Historical 

Resources Information System was consulted regarding cultural resources. The 

information center determined that no cultural resources have been recorded 

within the boundaries of the project area. 

2007088129 Turlock Lake Restroom Facility Replacement and Other ADA Upgrades 

Boating and Waterways, Department of 

--Stanislaus 

The current restroom facility needs to be replaced to comply with the new 

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The proposed project will consist of 

demolishing and replacing the existing restroom with a fully ADA-accessible six 

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unit restroom. The California Natural Diversity Database and the U.S. Fish and 

Wildlife website has been researched and no threatened or endangered species 

will be affected by the project. The area surrounding the existing facilities is a 

picnic area with grass. The grass is mowed and maintained by State Parks. 

2007088130 Cameo Homes Residential Development, Habitat Restoration to Address 

Enforcement Action 

Fish & Game Eastern Sierra-Inland Deserts Region 

Murrieta--Riverside 

To develop Cameo Homes residential development, the Operator placed two 

48-inch RCP culvert pipes and the road was widened and paved at the Old Vista 

Murrieta Road, adjacent to Los Alamos Road. Prior to Department notification of 

impacts, this project was completed and the jurisdictional areas were permanently 

impacted. Offsite mitigation was required to mitigate the impacts. 

SAA# 1600-2006-0271-R6 

2007088131 Harr Ranch Road Repairs 


--Sonoma 

Repair a 180 linear foot section of storm-damaged Harr Road (Pierson Road) at 

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park to prevent further erosion and to provide a safer and 

more stable road for vehicle traffic. Work will grade the road; build up three feet 

on the east edge and abandon three feet on the west edge to realign the road, 

maintaining a twelve foot width road; install and compact approximately 30 cubic 

yards of class 2 aggregate base to return the road to pre-slide condition; clean out 

and armor the existing road side ditch 20 cubic yards of 75 pound rock to prevent 

erosion. Remove an existing twelve inch culvert and replace with a 24 inch culvert 

to better accommodate future runoff events. Armor the culvert outlet with a rock 

apron consisting of ten cubic yards of 75 pound rock. Place 40 cubic yards of 36 

inch 1/2 ton rock at the bottom of the land slide area to stabilize the slope. 

Regrade uphill surface cracks with a small dozer or backhoe to reflect natural 

topographic contours to disperse runoff. 

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1999111115 Canyon Crest Draft Environmental Impact Report 

Brea, City of 

Brea--Orange 

Subdivision of land to enable development of 165 detached, single family homes, 

on lot sizes averaging approx. 16,685 sq. ft. Proposed site plan includes 63.2 

acres of residential development, 280.6 acres of natural and manufactured open 

space, and 23.7 acres of roadways. Project requires City approvals of Vesting 

Tentative Tract Map No. 15956, Hillside Development permit, and Development 

Review Application. 

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2005011110 City of Chino Hills Proposed Water, Recycled Water & Wastewater Master Plan 

Chino Hills, City of 

Chino Hills--San Bernardino 

The City's fundamental goal in this effort is to ensure the reliability, adequacy, and 

efficiency of the water, recycled water and sanitation systems through build-out, 

which is anticipated to occur around 2025. Rather than addressing the systems 

separately, the 2005 Master Plan optimizes closely associated resources and 

requirements of the water, recycled water and sanitation systems to develop an 

integrated planning program that will provide substantial flexibility and reliability to 

all three systems. 

2006021109 Verdugo Gardens 

Glendale Redevelopment Agency 

Glendale--Los Angeles 

The Verduga Gardens project is a mixed use development consisting of 287 for 

sale housing units, 3,600 sq. ft. of ground floor retail-commercial uses, a public 

open space plaza and park, landscaping, lighting, utilities, subterranean and 

above-grade parking, which would be screened from public streets with perimeter 

housing, and associated amenities. 

2003104004 New River Safety Barrier & Border Fence 


Calexico--Imperial 

Construct a safety barrier on an existing bridge over the new river. Construct an 

additional 5 miles of border fence. 

2004122022 Tuluwat Restoration Project 

Eureka, City of 

Eureka--Humboldt 

The project proposes to construct a ceremonial place that will include traditional 

dance and tribal gathering areas such as a dance house, caretaker's residence, 

restored dock and bulkhead, vault toilet, and camp kitchen, all in the setting of a 

restored native environment. 

2007081059 Change of Zone No. 7333 and Tentative Tract Map No. 32044 


--Riverside 

The Change of Zone proposes to change the zoning classification on the northern 

half of the project site from Multiple Family Dwellings (R-2) and General 

Commercial (C-1/C-P) to Residential Agricultural (R-A-1) (One acre minimum). In 

addition, the change of zone would also change the current zoning classification 

on the southern parcel from One Family Dwelling (R-1) to One Family Dwelling 

(R-1-20,000). The Tract Map proposes a Schedule B subdivision of 10.09 gross 

acres into 13 residential lots with a minimum lot size of 0.5 gross acres. The site 

also includes a detention basin. 

2007081060 Tentative Parcel Map PLN07-00082 



PLN07-00082 - To allow for the creation of 3 parcels from 1 existing parcel 

proposing parcel lines along exiting zoning lines. 

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2007081063 Meadows 35; TPM 20398E, Log No. 98-08-032C 


Unincorporated--San Diego 

The proposed project is the subdivision of 36.2 acres into 4 parcels ranging in size 

from 8.01 acres gross to 12.13 acres gross for single family residences. The 

project will extend High Vista Drive and all utilities to the site. Water and sewer will 

be provided by Valley Center Municipal Water District. Fire service will be provided 

by the Deer Springs Fire Protection District. The project lies within the Escondito 

Union Elementary School District and the Escondito Union High School District. 

2007082049 Brockway Erosion Control Project 

Placer County 

--Placer 

This project will reduce sediment load to Lake Tahoe. 

2007082052 Barrett Farms Poultry Processing Plant 

Lake County Community Development Department 

--Lake 

Request for a Minor Use Permit for a new 1,456 square foot poultry processing 

plant on 16.5 acres. 

2007082055 Rapf Rezone and Use Permit P-07-32 

Trinity County Planning Department 

--Trinity 

Rezone from Unclassified to Agriculture 20-acre minimum and a use permit to 

establish a small bonded winery. Project implementation will include construction 

of a 1,152 square foot winery building for the crushing, processing, bottling, and 

storage of the wine. No onsite retail sales will occur. This is being established on 

an existing habitated ranch. 

2007082056 Porcupine Hill Subdivision (PSUB T20051181) 


Truckee--Placer 

Proposed a 12 single family, averaging 3.85 acre per lot, residential and 

recreational subdivision. 

2007082058 430 National LLC Rezoning (PREA T20070218) 


--Placer 

Applicants request the approval of a Rezoning that involves the realignment of the 

zoning boundary line at this parcel so that it reflects the land use designation of 

the adopted Community Plan Map and the TRPA Plan Area Statement (PAS) 

maps. This would rezone the property from commercial (Placer County zoning 

maps) to residential (adopted Community Plan map and TRPA PAS maps). 

2007082059 Site Acquisition and Construction of Terrace Park Elementary School 

Rio Linda Union School District 


RLUSC is proposing a new elementary school at the 15.51 acre property identified 

by Sacramento County Assessors Parcel Numbers 201-0300-100, 102, and 103. 

The project will consist of a proposed 10 +/- acre school site and proposed 5 +/acre 

joint use park site. 

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2007082060 Use Permit 5-92B and Reclamation Plan 1-92A- Amen 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The project is in the Cottonwood area on three parcels totaling approx. 212 acres 

located at the southern terminus of Live Oak Lane and between the southern 

terminus of Williams Lane and Denver Drive, and approx. one quarter mile north of 

Cottonwood Creek. Ivar Amen has requested approval of a 3.7 acre expansion of 

a 41.5 acre pit and the excavation of a new 8.6 acre gravel pit. The excavation of 

the pits will create ponds and a riparian woodland area. Both ponds will be used 

for watering livestock. The eastern 8.6 acre pond will also be used for stormwater 

runoff management. The Use Permit amendment would extend the ending date of 

the gravel operation from December 31, 2010, to December 31, 2015. All other 

conditions of the Use Permit would remain the same. The existing gravel operation 

does not include screening, washing, crushing, or other processing of gravel. 

Gravel is excavated, loaded, and trucked from the site. 

2007082061 Zone Amendment 07-016 & Tract Map 1967- Stone Creek 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The applicant has requested to change the zoning to allow for the creation of five 

acre parcels. The Zone Amendment is proposed in conjunction with a 14 parcel 

land division with a 70.95 acre remainder parcel. The parcels are proposed to be 

served by on-site septic systems and wells. Improvements will be limited to 

construction of access roads to serve the proposed parcels. 

2007082062 Use Permit 07-004- Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc. 

Shasta County 

Shasta Lake--Shasta 

Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation proposes to use an existing residence 

and accessory structures as the organization's headquarters, rehabilitation facility, 

and caretaker's residence. The organization cares for a variety of injured birds and 

small mammal species in order to return them to the wild once rehabilitated. 

Animals that are not able to be returned to the wild are euthanized. Improvements 

are limited to conversions and interior remodels of existing structures to suit the 

proposed use, with the exception of the addition of a caretaker's residence to the 

existing residential building, a 7,400 sq. ft. barn-like structure to serve as a raptor 

aviary, and fencing for a small mammal pen. 

2007082065 Zone Amendment 07-019 & Tract Map 1954- Zachow 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The request is for a Zone Amendment in conjunction with an eight parcel land 

division and a remainder parcel. The requested Zone Amendment is from the 

Limited Agriculture combined with a 40 acre minimum lot area (A-1-BA-40) zone 

districts to the Limited Agriculture (A-1) zone district and the Limited Residential 

combined with a 40 acre minimum lot area (RL-BA-40) zone districts to the Limited 

Residential (RL) zone district. The current Open Space (OS) and Restrictive Flood 

(F-2) zone districts will not be affected with the proposed Zone Amendment. The 

current project is for an eight parcel land division resulting in parcels that range in 

size from 5.11 acres to 6.75 acres and a 73.37 acre remainder. The current project 

is the second Tract Map and Zone Amendment associated with this project site. 

The first Tract Map, TR1933, was approved on April 13, 2006, and consisted of 

eight parcels ranging in size from 5.12 acres to 6.01 acres. The total site area is 

approx. 159.29 acres. 

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2007081057 Chevron Products Company El Segundo Refinery Product Reliability and 

Optimization Project 

South Coast Air Quality Management District 

El Segundo--Los Angeles 

Chevron is proposing modifications to an installation of new equipment at the El 

Segundo Refinery. Proposed modifications will occur in the No. 2 Crude Unit, No. 

2 Residuum Stripper Unit, Minalk/Merox Unit, Fluidized Catalytic Cracking Unit, 

Alkylation Unit, Vacuum Residuum Desulfurization Unit, Isomax Unit, 

Cogeneration Facilities, and the Railcar Loading/Unloading Rack. New process 

units include sulfur processing facilities(i.e., Sour Water Stripper, Sulfur Recovery 

Unit, and Tail Gas Unit), Hydrogen Plant, Vapor Recovery and Flare System, 

Water Treatment Facilities (i.e., reverse osmosis units and oxygen units and 

oxygen removal units). and additional storage capacity. 

2007081062 Bethel Solar Hybrid Power Plant 

Imperial County 

--Imperial 

The project proposes to construct a 49.4 megawatt solar hybrid power plant on 

400 acres of primarily agricultural land. The project would be comprised of: 1) a 

solar field design using solar electric generating systems: 2) a power block that will 

include a steam turbine, generator and cooling towers and; 3) renewable 

biomass-fired heaters to generate steam at night during off-peak solar production. 

The project includes an approximately two-mile extension of an electric 

transmission line between the project site and Imperial Irrigation District's existing 

electric transmission system. 

2007081066 Imperial Valley Bio-Refining Ethanol Production Facility 

Imperial County Planning Department 

--Imperial 

Construction and operation of a 90 million gallon a year ethanol production facility. 

2007082051 New Mission Theater Mixed-Use Project 



The proposed project would involve rehabilitation and reuse of the New Mission 

Theater (City Landmark No. 245) as a dining and entertainment venue, as well as 

demolition of an adjacent department store ("Giant Value") and construction of two 

new residential buildings with a total of 95 units on the portion of the lot now 

occupied by the store. Ground floor retail space and a child care center would be 

provided in these buildings. Ninety-nine parking spaces serving the residential 

use would be located in a two-level basement garage accessed from Bartlett 

Street at the rear of the property. The project requires a height reclassification 

(rezoning) from 65 feet to 85 feet to permit the proposed residential building on 

Mission Street, and from 50 feet to 65 feet to permit the proposed residential 

building on Bartlett Street. Revisions to the bulk districts would also be required. 

The proposed uses would be permitted within the NC-3 district. The project 

sponsor is also seeking approval of a Special Use District (SUD) for some sites 

along Mission Street, including the project site and lots 5 and 61, that would 

modify the requirements of the underlying NC-3 zoning to allow for greater 

flexibility in the size and distribution of uses on the site with Conditional Use (CU) 

authorization. Alterations to the City Landmark New Mission Theater would 

require a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Planning Commission, upon the 

advice of the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board. The proposed project 

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would also require building permit(s) from the Department of Building Inspection 

and approval of a subdivision (condominium) map by the Department of Public 

Works. Any curb or street modifications would require approval by the Department 

of Parking and Traffic. 

2007081058 Menifee Valley Incorporation Project 

Riverside County Local Agency Formation Commission 

Unincorporated--Riverside 

The proposed Menifee Valley Incorporation project, if approved by LAFCO, would 

submit to registered voters the question of whether or not the community of 

Menifee Valley, California should become a general law city. Municipal decisions 

would pass from the County of Riverside to the newly formed city; no development 

is associated with the proposed project. 

2007081061 Location and Development Plan 06-07 

Adelanto, City of 

Adelanto--San Bernardino 

The applicant is proposing the construction of a mini-storage project including 

on-site office and manager's unit on approx. 4.77 acres. The project site is in the 

MI Zone (Manufacturing/Industrial), and has a General Plan Land Use Designation 

of Manufacturing/Industrial. 

2007081064 General Plan Map and Zoning Map Amendment for a portion of McAbee Beach 

Monterey, City of 

Monterey--Monterey 

The project site (001-021-003) is located on Cannery Row adjacent to Spindrift 

Inn. The site encompasses 6,000 sq. ft. (48'X125'). The City of Monterey proposes 

to amend the General Plan Map (commercial to parks/recreation/open space) and 

Zoning Map (Cannery Row Commercial to Open Space) for this site. The City 

recently acquired this property and plans to develop and maintain it as a city park. 

The project's purpose is to show the City's intention to use the property as 

park/recreation/open space versus a potential commercial building site (current 

general plan and zoning). A park plan was recently approved for this site. 

2007081065 Rezoning of California State Parks property located adjacent to the Ocean Harbor 

House (125 Surf Way) & the Monterey Beach Resort Hotel (2600 Sand Dunes 

Drive) 

Monterey, City of 

Monterey--Monterey 

The project includes the rezoning of three parcels owned by the State of California 

and operated by the Department of Parks and Recreation. The project site 

contains primarily undeveloped vegetated sand dunes, as well as a segment of the 

Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail, including a notable switchback that is 

visible from Del Monte Avenue. The purpose of this rezoning is to allow for the 

continued use of the property as open space and to bring the City of Monterey 

Zoning Ordinance (Chapter 38 of the Monterey City Code) into conformance with 

the City of Monterey General Plan. Specifically, the current R-3-20-S Zoning 

designation would be changed to O (Open Space) to correspond with its Parks, 

Recreation, and Open Space General Plan designation. Physical development of 

the site, recreation-based or otherwise, is not anticipated or considered as part of 

this project. 

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2007082050 Garrick Tentative Parcel Map 06-0032 

Butte County 

--Butte 

Tentative Parcel Map to divide a 10.72-acre parcel into one 5.05 and one 5.67 

acre parcel. Both parcels will be serviced by private septic systems and wells, and 

will front on the County-maintained Dunstone Road. 

2007082053 Iroquois Detention Basin Project 

Vacaville, City of 

Vacaville--Solano 

Proposal to construct a storm water detention basin to hold less than 50 acre feet; 

total water surface area of 10 acres on a 24 acre site (portion of 60 acre property 

owned by City of Vacaville). A 13 foot high berm will be constructed on the east 

side of the basin to provide detention; no excavation in or on other sides of basin 

proposed. Project involves fill of jurisdictional wetlands totaling less than .1 acre. 

2007082063 Use Permit 07-008, Burney Mountain Guest Ranch, Colburn 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The request is to modify the previously approved development plan for a 

commercial recreation development. The modification includes three additional 

cabins, an owner's dwelling, a caretaker's dwelling, and a 5,000 sq. ft. shop. The 

site is currently developed with a central lodge, three cabins, and various 

accessory buildings. 

2007082064 Parcel Map 07-013, Renelle 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The request is for a two parcel land division, resulting in a 2.5 acre parcel and a 

2.8 acre parcel. The project site is currently developed with a single family 

residence on proposed Parcel 1. The project would allow for the construction of a 

single family residence on proposed Parcel 2. 

2007082066 Tract Map 1959- J & B Ranch 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The request is for a 9 parcel land division of 21 acres, resulting in parcels ranging 

in size from 2.01 to 2.81 acres. 

2007082067 Tract Map 1949- Nelson 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The proposal is for a 22 lot subdivision consisting of 10,868 to 23,585 sq. ft. 

parcels on 9.38 acres for single family residential development. 

2007081071 Santa Barbara/Ventura 101 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lane Project 

Caltrans #7 

Carpinteria--Santa Barbara, Ventura 

The California Department of Transportation [Caltrans is initiating an Initial 

Study/Environmental Assessment for the proposed Santa Barbara/Ventura 101 

(SB/VEN 101) High Occupancy Vehicle Lane project]. The project proposes to 

add a HOV lane in each direction on SB/VEN-101 beginning in Ventura County 

from the Mobil Pier Road Undercrossing (PM 39.8) at the southern project limit 

north to 0.44 miles south of Casitas Pass Road (PM 2.2) in Santa Barbara County, 

a distance of approximately 6 miles. 

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2003022082 Dublin Ranch West/Contra Costa County Parcel 

Dublin, City of 

Dublin--Alameda, Contra Costa 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2006-0317-3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project operator, Jennifer Lin. 













2003071115 Carpinteria Sanitary District's South Coast Beach Communities Septic to Sewer 

Project Supplemental Environmental Impact Report 

Carpinteria Sanitary District 

Carpinteria--Santa Barbara, Ventura 

Addendum for Sandyland Cover and Sand Point Road for low pressure system 

instead of gravity fed system. 

2004052054 Zone 7 Stream Management Master Plan 

Zone 7 Water Agency 

Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore--Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara 

Zone 7 proposes to remove the concrete crossing in Arroyo Mocho at Granada 

High School in Livermore. The crossing is located adjacent to Granada High 

School, southeast of the Murrieta Boulevard / East Stanley Boulevard intersection, 

Livermore, California. The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a 

Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0307-3 pursuant to 

Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project operator, Joe Seto, Zone 

7. 

2004112063 Master Permit for Env. Enhancement Projects 

Santa Cruz County 

Capitola--Santa Cruz 

This approximately 2.5 acre site is situated on the east side of Soquel Creek in the 

Soquel Creek Watershed between the Porter Street Bridge and Porter Street. The 

objective of Phase 1 will be the eradication of Arundo donax, French broom, 

poison hemlock, and Cape ivy, and the reduction of the impact of ivy climbing on 

native riparian trees. Revegetation with woody species will occur in 2008 and 

revegetation with herbaceous species will not happen until 2009 since it will take 

significant maintenance to control the ivy. 

In Phase 2 (2008), hand removal by the NREP crews will control the invasive 

groundcovers. Pampas grass and lilies will also be removed from the site and 

cleared areas will be revegetated with native plants. 

In Phase 3 and 4 (2009 and 2010), subsequent hand removal by the NREP crews 

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will be done to control invasive plants. Revegetation of the cleared areas with 

native plants will be continued as part of Phase 3. 


Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2007-0242-3 pursuant to Section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Karen Christensen / Santa Cruz 

County Resource Conservation District. 




The site is located on the southern bank of Corralitos Creek, off Corralitos Road in 

the Pajaro River Watershed, at 134 Varni Road, Watsonville. The project will treat 

130 linear feet of a nearly vertical, highly unstable, actively eroding section of 

streambank with a log revetment structure, log vanes, grading, and revegetation to 

improve water quality and bank stability of the stream and the riparian corridor in 

general. 








The site is located on the west side of the Watsonville Slough between Beach 

Road and the confluence with the Pajaro River. The site has been colonized by 

non-native invasive species. The project will focus on removing invasive species 

from the channel banks and revegetation with local native plant species. This will 

increase wetland and upland habitat values within the last mile of the slough 

ecosystem and improve water quality. 








The site is located within the Bear Creek watershed approximately three miles off 

Bear Creek Road on Deer Creek. The existing crossing, consisting of two partially 

collapsed and decaying corrugated metal culverts surrounded by concrete, 

impedes fish passage upstream and the passage of woody debris downstream. 

Over two miles of high-quality salmonid breeding habitat is available upstream of 

the crossing. The project will replace the existing culvert structure with a 55-foot 

long, 16-foot wide steel free-span bridge elevated above the channel bed and 

banks. The new bridge will be elevated above Deer Creek's 100-year flood level 

to allow for downstream passage woody debris. Footings for the new bridge will 

be shallow, poured concrete abutments instead of drilled piers to reduce 

disturbance. The new bridge will primarily occupy the same space currently 

occupied by the existing concrete crossing. A 4-foot high retaining wall on the 

southern edge of the road at the bridge's eastern end will allow for a gradual slope 

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from the existing road bed up to the bridge decking. The banks along the bridge's 

shallow footings will be armored with rock riprap and planted with willow stakes 

and a variety of herbaceous riparian species. 








This project is located on the banks of the existing levee near the mouth of the 

San Lorenzo lagoon in the estuarine reach in the San Lorenzo River Watershed. 

All work will be completed between Laurel Street Bridge and the Pacific Ocean. 

The project will consist of selective removal of highly aggressive invasive species 

to allow establishment of native trees, shrubs, and herbaceous cover. Annual 

maintenance of weeds; i.e., weed whacking, hand pulling, etc. around plantings 

will allow native species to grow and eventually shade-out unwanted weeds. 








The project will improve habitat on Queseria Creek for anadromous fish during 

high winter flows, as well as during low flow periods in late spring and early 

summer, through the installation of rock vane structures to improve fish migration. 

A culvert crossing which was an impediment to fish passage was previously 

removed and will now be replaced with a bridge comprised of two railroad flatcars 

that are welded together for a 20' x 50' dimension. 





2005011089 Delano Marketplace 

Delano, City of 

Delano--Kern 

The Delano Marketplace project would include two large anchor stores, retail 

shops, and restaurants (sit down and fast food) for a total of approximately 

456,022 square feet. The large anchor stores would include a 228,751 square foot 

Wal-Mart Supercenter and a 172,463 square foot home improvement store. The 

Wal-Mart Supercenter store will include general merchandise sales; a garden 

center; tire and lube express; grocery sales and support space; 

stockroom/receiving area; ancillary areas; tenant areas (e.g. a fast food restaurant 

and a vision center); a 14 position gas station on a separate pad; drive-thru 

pharmacy; and a bagged goods pickup area. The Wal-Mart Supercenter will 

operate 24 hours per day. The proposed home improvement store will include 

general merchandise sales and a garden center. The proposed project includes 

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nine other parcels for food and retail uses with proposed building sizes ranging 

from 2,500 to 14,410 square feet, for a total project size of 456,022 square feet. 

The proposed project also includes interim improvements to the Woollomes 

Avenue/State Route 99 interchange and expansion of the City's detention pond to 

accommodate stormwater runoff associated with the proposed project. 

2005022034 Zone 3A, Line A Flood Control Maintenance Excavation 

Alameda County Public Works Agency 

Union City--Alameda 

The proposed project is intended to return the Zone 3A, Line A flood control 

channel to its original design flow capacity by removing accumulated sediments. 

The excavated sediments will be trucked off-site to a nearby upland silt disposal 

site. The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and 

Streambed Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0297-3 pursuant to Section 

1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Stanley Fung / Alameda 

County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. 

2006021088 Ranchos Middle School and Potential Future Projects 

Golden Valley Unified School District 

--Madera 

The project includes the development and operation of a middle school (Ranchos 

Middle School) and related potential future projects (potential high school 

expansion or elementary school, MOT facility and commumity park on 

approximately 65 acres. 

2007042102 Department of Fish and Game - Year 2007 - Fisheries Restoration Grant Program 

Project 

Fish and Game (HQ) Environmental Services 

--Humboldt 

The project proposes to save approximately 40,000 cubic yards of potential 

sediment delivery by dispersing road runoff on 13.3 miles of road, reestablishing 

natural drainage patterns at approximately 95 stream crossings and removing or 

stabilizing sediment from seven road segments. 

2007042102 Department of Fish and Game - Year 2007 - Fisheries Restoration Grant Program 

Project 

Fish and Game (HQ) Environmental Services 

--Mendocino 

The project proposes to treat 56 sediment sources identified along approximately 

8 miles of road, resulting in an estimated sediment savings of 15,209 cubic yards 

on Hollow Tree Creek and Redwood Creek, in Mendocino County. 

2007052127 Trinity Parkway Phase II Project 

Stockton, City of 


Realignment of Dry Land Levee between Bear Creek and Mosher Slough in San 

Joaquin County as part of Trinity Parkway Phase II. 

2007062042 Use Permit 01-060A - Hill Country Clinic 

Shasta County 

--Shasta 

The Project proposes the installation of a 24-inch in diameter, 269-foot long culvert 

and a 18-inch, 22-foot long culvert in the unnamed intermittent stream to allow for 

construction of the Hill County Community Clinic Expansion Project. 

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2007089022 Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0118 #02-07-021-LAS 

"Heisey" THP 


--Lassen 

4 Encroachments for Timber Harvesting Activities 

2007089023 SAA No. R1-07-0326 

Corning, City of 

--Tehama 

The work authorized by this Agreement is limited to: installing one storm drain 

outfall on the south bank of Burch Creek in Tehama County. 

2007089024 2007 Blodgett Forest Timber Harvesting Plan 


--El Dorado 

The proposed project is to upgrade 5 existing stream crossings on Wildcat Spur. 

All will be rocked fords; the exception may be crossing number No.1 If the 

elevation of the existing road grade needs to be elevated at crossing No. 1 to 

accommodate the new switchback to the east, a culvert will then need to be 

installed instead of the rocked ford. 

2007089025 Rattlesnake Timber Harvesting Plan 


--Calaveras 

This project will be making improvements to eight stream crossings. Two 

permanent structures will be installed (one rocked ford, and one large culvert with 

bank stabilization). Six temporary structures will be installed (logged crossings 

with pipes to pass water or rocked fords), and after completion of the projects, the 

temoporary structures will be returned to the original condition. 

2007088132 Griffith Park Fire Cleanup, Repair, and Erosion and Sediment Control Project 



The project shall be completed in three phases covered by 2 separate Streambed 

Alteration Agreements. Phase 1-Cleanup of Roads and Trails/Hazard and Debris 

Removal (permitted through this agreement); and Phase 2-Erosion Control 

(permitted through this agreement) and Phase 3-Restoration/Rehabilitation, to be 

permitted under separate agreement. 

2007088133 North Fork Ash Creek Bridge 

Caltrans #2 

--Modoc 

Caltrans proposes to conduct subsurface investigations at the North Fork Ash 

Creek Bridge (Bridge No. 03-0026) on SR 299. The purpose of the investigation is 

to characterize the bridge site. 

2007088134 Sidewalk Improvements for ADA 

Caltrans #2 

Quincy--Plumas 

Caltrans proposes to modify pedestrian crosswalks and sidewalk curb ramps to 

comply with the Americans with Disabilities. The project includes 8 locations on 

SR 70. These work locations were excluded from a recevent major roadway 

rehabilitation project to avoid conflicts. 

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2007088135 Burney Creek Bridge 

Caltrans #2 

--Shasta 

Caltrans plans to conduct subsurface investigations at the Burney Creek Bridge 

(Bridge No. 06-0062) on State Route 299. The bridge is subject to scour and is in 

need of foundation modifications to prevent potential scour damage. 

2007088136 Water Creek Stabilization and Enhancement Project 


Berkeley--Alameda 

The project involves stabilization and enhancement of creek channel to restore 

function and character within the botanical garden. Issuance of a Streambed 

Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2006-0177-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game 

Code Section 1602. 

2007088137 Rodeo Gulch Pipeline Survey; Vegetation Clearing 


--Santa Cruz 

Rodeo Creek Gulch is a perennial drainage flowing from the Santa Cruz coastal 

mountain range in a southerly direction along Rodeo Gulch Road, eventually 

ending at the Corcoran Lagoon. The Applicant needs to patrol the line to ensure 

no leaks are present, and proposes to annually clear a temporary foot trail through 

the impassable dense and tall vegetation along the creek to allow a gas detection 

technician the ability to safely walk along the line. 

2007088138 Arroyo Mocho Desilting Basin Project 


Livermore--Alameda 

Zone 7 proposes to remove ~1,991 cubic yards of naturally-accumulated sediment 

from 415 linear feet reach of the Arroyo Mocho Desilting Basin and adjacent 

facilities. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 


2007088139 Palmaz Eucalyptus 


Napa--Napa 

The Applicant proposes to remove two large blue gum eucalptyus tree on the 

banks of Hagen Creek. A large 87-inch dbh, 160-foot tall and 21-inch dbh, 90 foot 

tall eucalyptus will be felled by chainsaws. The trees will on the adjancent gravel 

bar. Tractors will be used to remove the large tree sections from the streambed. 

Slash and debris will be removed by hand. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration 

Agreement Number 1600-2006-0803-3 is pursuant to Fish and Game Code 

Section 1602. 

2007088140 Alicia Intermediate - Portables 

Marysville Unified School District 


Installation and site work for 10 portable classrooms. 

2007088141 Arboga Elementary - Portables 



Installation and site work for 5 portable classrooms and 1 restroom. 

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2007088142 Cedar Lane Elementary School - Painting 



Paint the school's exterior buildings. 

2007088143 Cedar Lane Elementary School - Paving 



Asphalt paving south park area off of Cedar Lane for new parking and bus loop. 

Repaving hard court play areas on school site. 

2007088144 Cedar Lane Elementary - Portables 




2007088145 Cordua Elementary School - Site Work 



Site work at the school. 

2007088146 Covillaud Elementary School - Painting 



Exterior painting of all buildings and storage containers. 

2007088147 D.O. Facilities - Portables 



Installation and site work for 2 administration portables. 

2007088148 Dobbins Elementary - Portables 


--Yuba 


2007088149 Ella Elementary - Portables 


--Yuba 

Installation and site work for 5 portable classrooms, 1 restroom and 1 child center 

portable. 

2007088150 Johnson Park Elementary - Portables 




2007088151 Kynoch Elementary - Portables 



Installation and site work for 2 child center portables. 

2007088152 Lindhurst High School - Door Replacement 


--Yuba 

Replace old exterior doors with new ones. 

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2007088153 Lindhurst High School - Kitchen Remodel 


--Yuba 

Kitchen remodel at Lindhurst High School. 

2007088154 Lindhurst High School - Portables 


--Yuba 

Installation and site work for 2 portable classrooms and 1 restroom. 

2007088155 Loma Rica Elementary - Portables 



Installation and site work for 2 portable classrooms, 1 restroom, 1 administration 

portable and 1 library portable. 

2007088156 Marysville High School - Floor Replacement 



Replace old floor in kitchen and cafeteria. 

2007088157 McKenney Intermediate - Portables 




2007088158 Olivehurst Elementary - Portables 


--Yuba 

Installation and site work for 3 portable classrooms, 1 restroom, 1 child care 

portable and 1 day care portable. 

2007088159 South Lindhurst Continuation - Portables 


--Yuba 

Installation and site work for 1 administration portable. 

2007088160 Yuba Feather Elementary - Modernization 


--Yuba 

Modernization of building(s), new generator, portable toilet site work. 

2007088161 Yuba Feather Elementary - Portables 


--Yuba 

Installation and site work for 1 restroom. 

2007088162 Gilroy Unified School District Expansion Project 

Gilroy Unified School District 

Gilroy--Santa Clara 

The District proposes to sell surplus property of ~2 acres. 

2007088163 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0370, Mill Creek, 

Tributary to the Sacramento 


--Tehama 

The work authorized by this agreement is limited to: removing ~50 cubic yards of 

gravel and cobble from the bed of Mill Creek in order to increase flows through the 

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fish ladder at Runyon/Ward Dam. 

2007088164 NextG Networks Sprint-Stone Canyon Road Project 


--Los Angeles 

Project will install: 1) Ten micro-cell antennae; 2) Two new poles; and 3) 11,063 

feet of underground fiber optic conduit. 

2007088165 Lawrence Elementary School Addition 

Lodi Unified School District 

Lodi--San Joaquin 

Construction of two 10-classroom additions to an already existing elementary 

school campus, as replacements for 20 portable classrooms that will be removed 

from the site. 

2007088166 Elk Mountain Road, P.M. 33.3, 35.9, and 37.7 - Storm Damage Repair 


--Lake 

The road surface and an existing culvert washed out at an unnamed stream 

channel at Post Mile 33.3. The project involves removal of the temporary culvert 

and installation of a 72-inch diameter culvert in its place. The road surface and 

embankment around the culvert will be restored. 

2007088167 Reducing Unexplained Toxicity to Protect Sediment Quality Associated with 

Irrigated Agriculture 

University of California, Berkeley 

--Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Madera, Merced, Fresno 

Project is to determine extent of agricultural pesticide presence in surface water 

bodies. Work consists only of collection sediment samples of about 1/2 gallon in 

size, from publicly accessible creeks throughout San Joaquin watershed. 

2007088168 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 23-695-21 (Fraunfelter) 








2007088169 Wastewater Facilities Expansion and Financing Plan 

Rancho Murieta Community Services District 

Rancho Murieta--Sacramento 

On July 25, 2007, the Rancho Murieta Community Services District approved the 

Wastewater Facilities Expansion and Financing Plan, which describes options for 

improvements needed to provide adequate treatment, storage and disposal to 

accommodate planned growth through final build-out of the area to be served by 

the RMCSD or year 2019. 

2007088170 Hay Barn Fence and Windmill Fence Replacement 


Hollister--San Benito 

There are two portions to this project. 1) Repair existing fence "in kind" at the Hay 

Barn Complex. 2) Repair existing fence "in kind" at the Windmill Corral Complex. 

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2007088171 California Aqueduct Canal Lining Repair Project, San Luis Field Division 

Water Resources, Department of, Division of Engineering 

--Stanislaus, Merced, Fresno, Kings 

The canal lining repair project includes removing damaged protions of the 

concrete lining that have buckled or spalled, and replacing them with new 

fabric-formed concrete lining. Voids behind the lining will be replaced with 

gravel-filled geotextile bags. After the side slope is reshaped, a mat of polyester 

fabric-form is laid down the side slope and invert. Once the liner is anchored in 

place, concrete is pumped into the cells. 

2007088172 Lease of Existing Office Space 

Mental Health, Department of 


The Dept. of Mental Health proposes to lease ~13,179 square feet of existing 

office space. The offiec will have ~60 people performing general office duties. 

2007088173 Utilities at San Elijo Camphost Sites (06/07-SD-48) 


--San Diego 

This project consists of moving the utilities (water, electric, and sewer) at camp 

sites #16 and 110 in the San Elijo State Beach Campground to accommodate 

camp host's vehicles, motor homes, and trailers. The work will include ~8'-10' 

length and 24"-30" depth of trenching at each camp site. 

2007088174 Additional 30 Minute Parking (07/08-SD-04) 


--San Diego 

This project consists of the installation of two posts with 30 minute parking signs in 

Parking Lot A located in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. 

2007088175 Window Replacement Sessions Building (06/07-SD-49) 


--San Diego 

This project consists of the window replacement (5 total) on the northside of the 

Sessions Building located in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. The window 

will be replaced as per the State Historian's recommendations/ notations. 

2007088176 Repair and Re-establish Boundary Fencing and Gate, Mt. Murphy Property 


--El Dorado 

Repair and re-establish property boundary fencing on the Mt. Murphy Property 

within Marshall Gold Discovery SHP. Repair of property boundary fencing is 

needed on this recent acquisition to prevent unauthorized motor vehicle trespass. 

Up to 300 feet of fence line will be repaired and re-established along the property 

boundary. One gate will be installed along one section of an existing fenceline. 

Fencing will consist of steel t-posts driven into the ground and strung with smooth 

wire. 

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2007032062 Greenfair Corners Community Plan Amendment, Rezone, Special Development 

Permit, and Use Permit 


Citrus Heights--Sacramento 

The proposed project is a request for: 

1. A Community Plan Amendment and corresponding Rezone for 2.4 acres (APN: 

261-0010-030) from Residential Density 10 (RD-10) to LImited Commercial (LC). 

2. A Special Development Permit to deviate from the following Sacramento County 

Zoning Code (SZC) Commercial Development Standards: 

a. Reduce the required front yard setback from 50 feet to 14 feet, pursant to SZC 

Section 315-42(b). 

b. Waive the requirement of a masonry wall along the interior property line 

between APN's 261-0010-030 and 261-0010-051 pursuant to SZC Section 

315-45(b) and 301-61 

3. A Use Permit to increase the height of proposed Building #3 from 24 feet to 

34'3", pursuant to SZC Section 315-44(a). 

2007081067 Conditional Use Permit No. 3515 


--Riverside 

Conditional Use Permit No. 3515 is a proposal for the construction of five 

buildings: one 72,000 sq. ft. three story Medical Office Building, one 28,700 sq. ft. 

three story Medical/ Professional Office Building, two 5,600 sq. ft. one story Retail/ 

Restaurant buildings and one 7,500 sq. ft. one story bank, with drive through 

building. The five buildings cover a total of 1.20 gross acres of the total property 

and 1.83 gross acres for landscaping. There are a total of 544 proposed parking 

spaces provided. 

2007081070 Tentative Parcel Map 34335 

Banning, City of 

Banning--Riverside 

A parcel map to subdivide a 63.9 acre site into three parcels, for the ultimate 

construction of up to 1,000,000 sq. ft. of industrial space. Project also includes the 

creation of a street from the west property line to Lincoln Street, and an 

emergency access roadway at the southwestern corner of the property, through 

the San Gorgonio River, and onto Banning Airport property. 

2007082057 280 Indian Road 

Piedmont, City of 

Piedmont--Alameda 

The project consists of clearing the real 280 Indian Road property (behind the 

existing single family residence) of exotic vegetation, restoring the canyon with 

native plants, constructing gravel pedestrian paths and two level gravel seating 

areas, installing a rock boulder drainage channel to direct storm water runoff 

downslope to Indian Gulch Creek, and installing a drainage system to direct 

rainwater and sump pump water from the neighboring residence at 90 La Salle 

Avenue to an existing swale at the north end of the project site. NOTE: These 

project improvements were completed prior to required City of Piedmont 

discretionary approvals and CEQA review. The IS/ MND prepared for this project is 

an "after the fact" assessment of potential environmental impacts resulting from 

the implementation of the project. 

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2007082068 East 8th Street Corridor Improvements Project 

Chico, City of 

Chico--Butte 

The project implements the City of Chico Scenic Street Design Guidelines for East 

8th Street and consists of the reconstruction of approx. 1.5 miles of East 8th Street 

from Fir Street to Bruce Road. The reconstruction will include the installation of the 

following: a curvilinear roadway with bulbouts and other traffic calming elements, 

separated bicycle and pedestrian facilities, underground storm drain system, 

expansion of the sanitary sewer amin line within East 8th Street, and the planting 

of additional trees and low-maintenance vegetation to enhance the aesthetics of 

the corridor. 

2007082070 Maxwell Public Utilities District Treated Effluent Reuse Project 

Maxwell Public Utilities District 

--Colusa 

The project is to apply the recycled water and biosolids treated at the Wastewater 

Treatment Facility (WWTF) at agronomic rates to a majority of a nearby approx. 

313 acre parcel that is being purchased by MPUD. This is a form of recycled water 

reuse that is consistent with proper field-crop production and soil management. 

The recycled water and biosolids will be treated to the degree appropriate for their 

safe and beneficial reuse as irrigation water and soil amendment. The biosolids 

are created through aerobic and anaerobic processes in the MPUD treatment 

system. This reuse system would replace the disposal of treated effluent to an 

agricultural ditch that flows into an unnamed tributary to Lurline Creek, a practice 

that has been subject to increasing difficulties in maintaining compliance with 

surface water quality requirements due to the low flow in the receiving water and 

changes in regulations. 

2007082075 Dong Watercourse Design Review 

Ross, City of 

Ross--Marin 

Biotechnical stream bank stabilization on Corte Madera Creek on a site developed 

with a single family residence. The project involves dewatering the project reach of 

Corte Madera Creek, installing boulder reventment and vegetated turf 

reinforcement mat over approx. 100 linear feet of the channel bank, and 

revegetating the disturbed slope with native groundcover, shrubs, and trees. 

2002022026 Clos De La Tech Winery 

San Mateo County 

Woodside--San Mateo 

The project sponsor has proposed a zoning text amendment that would alter the 

County's Zoning Regulations to expand the regulated definition of wineries to 

include Scenic Wineries. The project sponsor has proposed a winery that would 

be located within three excavated caves located along the ridgeline at the end of 

Langley Hill Road. These caves would house winery operations (crushing, bottling, 

and storage), winery offices, and living quarters for up to six people. A service 

building and living quarters for up to 15 seasonal workers are also proposed on 

the property. 

2007082071 Alviso Slough Restoration Project 

Santa Clara Valley Water District 

San Jose--Santa Clara 

The District will evaluate a range of alternatives to accomplish the following project 

objectives: (1) restore Alviso Slough's channel width and habitat to prior 1983 

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conditions; (2) improve the community's ability to pursue navigation, public access, 

and aesthetics to allow for the expansion of boating and other recreational and/or 

tourism opportunities; (3) maintain one percent flood protection in Alviso Slough; 

(4) reduce mosquito nuisance; and (5) promote the integration with the Salt Pond 

Restoration Program (including the Pond AB Applied Study) to bring salt water 

connections to the Lower Guadalupe River. To accomplish these objectives, the 

environmental review process will analyze the removal of up to 24 acres of 

vegetation and/or sediment from Alviso Slough within the project area. 

2007081068 Sludge Dewatering Beds Project 

Woodville Public Utility District 

--Tulare 

Construct and operate sludge dewatering beds at the wastewater facility. 

2007081069 Cellular Phone Tower Expansion Project--South Coast Research and Extension 

Center 

University of California, Davis 


The University of California South Coast Research and Extension Center (SCREC) 

proposes to construct two new cellular phone tower sites adjacent to an existing 

cell phone tower. Each tower site would include a phone tower, antennas at the 

top of the tower, and an equipment area to serve the proposed tower. Each new 

tower would be constructed to mimic the palm tree appearance of the existing 

cellular phone tower and would be 60 feet tall to match the existing tower and 

provide the desired telecommunication service capability. At the base of each 

tower, the proposed project would consist of fenced enclosures of approximately 

800 square feet containing the towers and up to 6 equipment cabinets for the 

electronic components associated with the communication transmissions. The 

metal equipment cabinets would be mounted on a concrete slab approximately 15 

feet from the antennae tower and screened from view by the use of a chainlink 

fence with green-colored vinyl slats. For occasional maintenance purposes at 

each new site, locked pedestrian gates would be installed on Modieska Road and 

Irvine Boulevard. 

2007082069 NV Marina, 03026-UP 

Napa County 

Napa--Napa 

This project is a Use Permit modification to approve an expansion of the existing 

marina operations and wastewater holding/ evaporation ponds and dredge spoils 

basin on the adjacent Napa Sea Ranch property (NSR). The NVM and adjoining 

NSR properties are separated by Cameros Creek. The current request proposes 

the following: expand the harbor basin from the existing 12 acre operation by 3.2 

acres with the removal of an existing levee and dredging/ excavating the existing 

construction and sediment operations basins in two phases; construct six new 

docks with a total of 100 additional boat slips, ancillary boardwalks and foot docks 

in the expanded basin; a clubhouse (2,145 sq. ft.) for marina members with two 

restrooms, clubroom, and office; a new 50 seat restaurant (2,860 sq. ft.); an 

outdoor covered grill area (150 sq. ft.), a stand alone restroom facility (260 sq. ft.); 

2.2 acres of additional dry/ overland boat storage; add up to five additional 

employees for a total of 15; increase the capacity of the existing wastewater ponds 

on the adjoining parcel from about 391,000 gallons to about 1,122,750 gallons to 

accommodate increased septic demand; construct an additional 132 parking 

spaces for a total of 267 spaces; construction of a new 470 feet long driveway to 

the proposed restaurant and associated walking access pathways; relocate boat 

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fuel tanks from their current position adjacent to the Napa River entrance to a 

location further within the Harbor; and construct a new boat elevator loadout. 

2007082072 Hanford Acres Rezone, Parcel Map, and Amendment to Existing Williamson Act 

Contract 



A Rezone from AG-80/ AG-80 (F) to AG-40/ AG-40 (F). A Tentative Parcel Map to 

divide 80 acres into 2 lots in the AG-40/ AG-40 (F) zones. A Recession of an 

existing Williamson Act Contract and simultaneousally enter into a new Williamson 

Act Contract. 

2007082073 Pringle Estates Tentative Subdivision Map, Special Development Permit, and 

Affordable Housing Plan 


--Sacramento 

1) A Tentative Parcel Map to divide 4.05 +/- acres into twelve single family lots in 

the RD-4 zone. 2) An Affordable Housing Plan consisting of the payment in-lieu 

and affordability fees. 3) A Special Development Permit to allow reduced lot widths 

and more than two single family lots to be served by a private drive in the RD-4 

zone. 

2007082074 Costco Expansion General Plan Amendment, Community Plan Amendment, 

Rezone, and Abandonment 



1) A General Plan Amendment to change the General Plan Designation of 2.64 

acres from Low Density Residential to Commercial and Offices. 2) A Community 

Plan Amendment and Rezone to change the zoning designation of 2.64 acres 

from RD-5 (NPA)(F) to SC (F) and to remove the properties from the Victory 

Avenue Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance. 3) An abandonment of the 

north-south leg of Lenhart Road. 

2007082076 Bell Acqua Lake #1 General Plan Amendment, Community Plan Amendment, 

Rezone, Special Development Permit, Tentative Subdivision 


--Sacramento 

For 06-GPB-CZB-SPB-SDB-AHB-0005: 1) A General Plan Amendment to change 

the designation of *.56 +/- acres from Commercial & Office to Low Density 

Residential. 2) A Community Plan Amendment to change the designation from 

Commercial- Recreation to Residential- Density 2 to 4 dwelling units per acre. 3) A 

Rezone from CO(F) to RD-4. 4) A Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide the 

property into 34 single family residential lots. 5) A Special Development Permit to 

(1) allow all proposed parcels to be served by a private road; and (2) to deviate 

from the minimum lot sizes and setback requirements for the RD-4 zone. 6) An 

Affordable Housing Plan consisting of the payment of in-lieu and affordability fees. 

No on-site affordable housing will be developed as a part of this application. For 

06-PMR-0006: 1) A Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide a 24.32 +/- acre parcel into 

two lots in the CO (F) combining zone. Parcel 2 will consist of the existing lake and 

Parcel 1 is proposed for development in conjunction with a concurrently submitted 

application (Control # 06-GPB-CZB-SPB-SDB-AHB-0005). 

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2007081077 Modification to the Current SIP Commitment for Pesticide Emission Reductions in 

the Ventura County Nonattainment Area 

Air Resources Board 

--Ventura 

Revised Proposed Revision and Revised Environmental Analysis to the Pesticide 

Element of the 1994 Ozone SIP for the Ventura County Nonattainment Area. 

2007042022 San Ramon City Center Project 

San Ramon, City of 

San Ramon--Contra Costa 

The proposed project consists of the new construction of approx. 2.1 million sq. ft. 

of retail, hotel, residential, office, and civic uses on approx. 44 acres. As part of the 

project, 194,652 sq. ft. of existing office space will be demolished, and the project 

will utilize a vested un-built office entitlement of 328,220 sq. ft. As a result, the 

project would result in a net increase of 1.6 million sq. ft. above the existing vested 

entitlements for the site. Specific project elements include approx.: 635,000 sq. ft. 

of retail and cinema uses, a 169 room hotel, up to 487 residential dwelling units 

2004062132 Whisper Creek Subdivision 


--Placer 

Proposed development of 104 single-family residential lots (ranging in size from 

10,835 to 27,297 square feet), eight open space lots, one recreation lot, three 

landscape lots and a private street lot on +/-60.6 aacres. 

2006012108 Tracy Blvd. / Trapper Rd. Curve Improvements Project 

Caltrans #6 


Improve State Route 4 (SR 4), west ot Stockton, by the realigning the 

non-standard curves and with the addition of standard shoulders the full length of 

the route within the project limits (PM 5.4 to PM 8.2). The project would also 

realign the intersection of SR 4 and Tracy Boulevard, east of the current location, 

and install a left-turn pocket, for traffic traveling westbound on SR 4. The irrigation 

ditch is 1,720 meters long and will be filled isomg 9,213 cubic meters of fill. SAA 

#1600-2007-0183-3. 

2006101049 Marian Medical Center Hospital Expansion 

Santa Maria, City of 

Santa Maria--Santa Barbara 

The proposed project would allow the construction of a 216,000 square foot 

hospital expansion on a 10 acre site. The hospital expansion would be four stories 

and would accommodate relocation of 108 medical surgical beds, a new 

emergency room, a new lobby, a new food service area, a new pharmacy, a 

14-bed neonatal unit, and a 32-bed obstetric (OB) unit with 14 labor-delivery and 

recovery rooms, for a total of 188 beds, an increase from the existing 132 bed 

hospital. The floor area of the existing hospital and the new hospital expansion 

would total 393,000 square feet. The project also involves the expansion and 

relocation of the Emergency Department, Pharmacy and Dietary Services to the 

new facility, and an expanded entry, lobby and a new chapel, as well as relocation 

of the existing helipad. 

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2007032063 Residences at Granite Bay Golf Club, Phase 1 (PSUB T20050394) 


--Placer 

Proposal to modify the Granite Bay Community Plan to designate APN 

465-140-004 as a "Density Receptor Parcel" to allow the transfer of 3 residential 

units from APN 048-083-023 to APN 465-140-004. The proposal also includes a 

modification to an existing use permit (CUP-1677) to create a parcel map 

containing four parcels. 

2007042076 Proposed Riverbank Continuation High School at Cardozo Middle School, 3525 

Santa Fe Avenue, Riverbank, Stanislaus County, California 

Riverbank Unified School District 

Riverbank--Stanislaus 

The Riverbank Unified School District (RUSD) has an immediate need to construct 

classrooms (4) for their continuation high school. The continuation high school is 

anticipated to have a capacity for 108 students. These students would attend 

classes at this school at various hours during the day. The tennis courts within the 

project site will not be impacted. 

2007051106 Terravant Wine Company 07-FDP-01, 07-PDP-01 

Buellton, City of 

Buellton--Santa Barbara 

125,455 square foot wine warehouse in two phases. 

2007052003 Reid and Mary Jane Johansen Tentative Parcel Map 

Siskiyou County Planning Department 

Yreka--Siskiyou 

The applicants request Tentative Parcel Map approval to divide a 153.0 acre 

parcel into four parcels 22.0, 10.0, 16.0 and 20.0 acres in size with an 85.0 acre 

remainder arcel. 

2007061103 Coachella Valley Water District Palm Desert Administrative Facility 

Coachella Valley Water District 

Palm Desert--Riverside 

The Coachella Valley Water District Palm Desert Administrative Facility includes 

the construction of a new administrative office building on 5.84 acres of vacant 

land. The new structure includes a board room and office space for 108 

employees in the finance, communications, engineering, administrative, human 

resources and risk management departments. The two-story building will be 

approximately 42,000 square feet in total floor area. There will be a surface 

parking lot with 114 employee parking spaces along the west side of the new 

building and 114 public parking spaces located in front of the building. A parking 

area for approximately 45 heavy vehicles is also proposed in the southernmost 

portion of the parcel. Site development will include grading, sewer, water, and 

storm drain facilities, paving, exterior, lighting and landscape construction, security 

walls/fencing and gates. Also included is the installation of a diesel-fueled 

generator for back-up power. 

2007062111 Hellenic Educational & Cultural Center (PMPB T20051145) 


Lincoln--Placer 

Proposed to construct 3 structures, a 30' x 20' covered shade, a 60' x 23' enclosed 

restroom, and a 120' x 85' covered shade; and a parking area to be used for 

outdoor gatherings. 

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2007062120 Eddie and Diana Mendes - Minor Subdivision - MS0718 

Del Norte County Planning Department 

--Del Norte 

The project involves the division of the property adjacent to State Highway 101, on 

the east side of the Highway. Proposed parcels range in size from 1-acre to 

2.19-acre and a 65.39 +/- acre remainder parcel. Access to the parcels will from a 

combination of a frontage road, parallel to the highway, and an access road to the 

east of the proposed parcels. The Smith River Community Services District will 

provie water to the proposed parcels. Soils testing has been conducted on the 

proposed parcels that have indicated suitable areas. 

2007089026 2007 Blodgett Forest Timber Harvesting Plan 


--El Dorado 

The proposed project is to upgrade 5 existing stream crossings on Wildcat Spur. 

All will be rocked fords; the exception may be crossing number No.1. If the 

elevation of the existing road grade needs to be elevated at crossing No. 1 to 

accommodate the new switchback to the east, a culvert will then need to be 

installed instead of the rocked ford. 

2007089027 Rattlesnake Timber Harvesting Plan 


--Calaveras 

This project will be making improvements to eight stream crossings. Two 

permanent structures will be installed (one rocked ford, and one large culvert with 

bank stabilization). Six temporary structures will be installed (logged crossings 

with pipes to pass water or rocked fords), and after completion of the projects, the 

temporary structures will be returned to the original conditions. 

2007088177 County Sanitation District 1 (CSD-1) Lease Amendment 


--Sacramento 

CSD-1 is proposing to amend its lease agreement with Sacrametno County and 

lease space to Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District (SRCSD) at the 

North County Corporation Yard. 

2007088178 Abandonment of Drainage Easement at 655 W. Marnice Road 


--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of the Abandonment ot two (2) 10-foot wide 

drainage easements at the northly end os the subject property. 

2007088179 Lutheringer Tentative Parcel Map 


--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide 6.43+/- acre into 

two (2) lots in the RD-20 zone. 

2007088180 Silchuk Tentative Parcel Map and Exception 


--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide1.0+/- acre into 

two (2) parcels in the RD-2 zone. The project also includes an Exception to allow 

one lot to be less than the minimum lot size of 20,000 net square feet per Section 

110-51(d) of the Sacramento County Zoning Code. 

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2007088181 2120 El Camino Avenue Tentative Parcel Map and Special Review of Parking 

(cross access) 


--Alameda 

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide 3.55+/- acres 

into two (2) lots in the SC zone. The project also includes a Special Review of 

Parking to allow shared/cross access parking between the two parcels. 

2007088182 Fair Oaks Village Neighborhood Preservation Area Amendment 


--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of an amendment ot the Fair Oaks Neighborhood 

Preservation Area (NPA), adopted by the Board of Supervisors on October 11, 

2006, for the purpose of clarifying language that the criteria pertaining to maximum 

building coverage and maximum building height is applicable to non-discretionary 

actions such as building permits. 

2007088183 Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Diffuser Optimization 


--Sacramento 

District staff is proposing to close 20 to 25 of the eastern most diffuser ports to 

reorient the effuent plume towards the center to western side of the river where 

river velocities are high enough during low river flow conditions to allow for 

appropriate mixing in the near field of the diffuser. 

2007088184 Gas Line 300A Pipeline Replacement 


--San Benito 

Replace 60 feet of temporary gas pipeline (that is currently suspended above 

ground) with approximately 126 feet of 1.25-inch pipeline to be bored beneath Tres 

Pinos Creek, at 6868 Pancoche Road, Paicines, San Benito County. The line is 

known as transmission Line 300A, which has been repaired at other sites in the 

County with other Streambed Alteration Agreements in 2004 and 2005. An access 

route will be temporarily created within this rural property tot he site. A temporary 

bridge will be constructed with the placement of "I" beams across the channel, 

which will then be covered with 2 steel plates. 

2007088185 Reclamation Distirct 768 - Levee Repair 



The project invovles repairing the storm damaged levee along the Mad River 

Slough and the north side of Humboldt Bay near Arcata to match the levees 

original footprint. The primary purpose of the proposed project is to prevent levee 

breaches that allow salt water intrusion into agricultural fields and fresh water 

wetlands. 

2007088186 Agreement 1600-2006-0643-3; Borzini Farms, Inc. Vegetation Maintenance 


--Monterey 

Clearing of riparian understory vegetation from 5.15 acres of land adjacent to 

farmland, to improve groundwater recharge, decrease food safety threat, and 

provide a filter strip. Work will be conducted outside the low flow channel of the 

Salinas River and a minimum distance of 20 feet from any running or standing 

water. Trees four inch dbh or more will not be disturbed. Removed native 

vegetation material will be left as fine mulch, piled and burned or removed 

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completely from the area. 

2007088187 Angora Fire Flood Contingency Plan 

South Lake Tahoe, City of 


A flood contingency plan to reduce the threat of flooding and erosion that may 

occur as a result of the recent Angora fire. Project includes enlargement and 

enhancement of existing erosion control facilities as well as installation of new 

facilities. 

2007088188 Ski Run Marina 2007 Dredging Project (Project) 

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


Maintenance dredging will be conducted to remove approximately 2,400 cubic 

yards of material that has accumulated in the inner harbor. Approximately 672 

linear feet of new sheetpile will replace existing wooden walls and weaker sections 

of steel. THe Project also includes removing the failing pedestrian walkway and 

constructing a new walkway on the marina's south end. 

2007088189 Math and Science School (Temporary Modulars) Facility 

California State University Trustees 


The project consists of relocating a temporary Math and Scinence School facility in 

East Los Angeles that currenly accommodate 325 students to a temporary interim 

facility within Parking Lot G at CSU Los Angeles campus. The temporary facility 

consists of 7 portable modular units accommodating 14 classrooms totaling 

10,080 square feet; 1 office modular ot 1,440 square feet; and 1 restroom modular 

of 960 square feet. The modulars will accommodate up to 350 students until a 

permanent school facility under constructuion within the CSU Los Angeles campus 

is completed in 2008. 

2007088190 Romic Environmental Technology Corporation, Irwindale - Class 1 Permit 

Modification 


Irwindale--Los Angeles 

Romic notified DTSC of its intent to transfer the permit, ownership, and operational 

control of the facility to Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Incorporated on 

July 10, 2007. The permit modification requested is termed a Class 1 Permit 

modification and is subject to prior approval by DTSC. DTSC approved the permit 

transfer in a letter dated August 3, 2007. 

2007088191 Romic Rail Facility, Romic Environmental Technologies Corp., Port of Redwood 

City Faculty 


Redwood City--San Mateo 

Class 1 Permit modification to transfer ownership from Romic Environmental 

Technologies Corporation to Clean Harbors Environmental Services Incorporated. 

2007088192 Lease of Existing Office Space 



Leasing ~3,700 sq. ft. to house the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications 

Program of the CA Public Utilities Commission in an existing office building. DDTP 

Service Center provides specialized telecommunications equipment and services 

for people with communications and hearing disabilities. 

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2007088193 Tomales Bay Integrated Coastal Watershed Management Project 

State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Clean Water Programs 

--Marin 

The applicant will be developing a comprehensive Integrated Coastal Watershed 

Management Plan. The applicant will conduct a detailed assessument and 

outreach related to stormwater management facilities, specifically municipal runoff 

facilities and septic systems, that have potential to deliver human sources of 

pollution to surface waters. The project will also include conducting a 

watershed-level assessment for four key Areas of Special Biological Significance. 

2007088209 Purple Loosestrife Removal Project 


--Humboldt 

The purple loosestrife eradication project proposes to eradicate purple loosestrife, 

a highly invasive exotic plant, along ~40 km (25 miles) of the south fork and the 

main stem of the Eel River. The proposed project is limited to chemical treatment 

methods using maually applied herbicide. No cutting, uprooting, or other 

potentially earth- disturbing physical removal is proposed under this notice. 

Herbicide to be used is Habitat which is registered for use in semi-aquatic and 

aquatic habitats in CA by the Environmental Protection Agency. 

Received on Monday, August 13, 2007 



2005052026 Pine Grove Neighborhood Project 

Orinda, City of 

Orinda--Contra Costa 

The proposed project includes removal of all structures within the project site and 

the development of residential, recreational, and OUSD administrative office uses. 

The residential component of the project would involve the construction of 36 

detached single-family residences and 44 townhomes. The ball fields on the site 

would be moved to the western corner along with two small parking lots and 

OUSD Administrative Offices. A system of paseos would be developed through 

the single-family residential area. Access to the residential uses would be 

provided from a single access point on Altarinda Road, and an internal street 

system and loop road would provide access to each residential unit. 

2005112006 Northeast Area Specific Plan 

Sebastopol, City of 

Sebastopol--Sonoma 

The City of Sebastopol is preparing a Specific Plan for the City's 54-acre northeast 

area, which is intended to guide the area's development and conservation. The 

area includes parcels east of Petaluma Ave., south of Laguna Park Way, adjoining 

Morris Street, and adjoining Sebastopol Ave. Both Sebastopol Avenue and 

Petaluma Avenue are State Highways (Routes 12 and 116 respectively). The 

purpose of the plan is to articulate a vision for a varied pedestrian-oriented 

environment that offers housing options, economic opportunities and civic 

functions, while supporting Sebastopol's character and quality of life. The plan 

includes design guidance, establishes floodplain requirements, provides biological 

resources information, and sets forth infrastructure and implementation strategies. 

Objectives include integration with the existing downtown and the adjacent Laguna 

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de Santa rosa; provision of a pedestrian-oriented design; and establishment of 

improved circulation and streetscapes. While not a development project, the plan 

contemplates the development of 300 dwelling units and net development of 

164,000 sq. ft. of non-residential uses. The EIR provides an assessment of the 

draft Specific Plan. Key environmental issues include but are not limited to: 

circulation; floodplain; water quality and hydrology issues; infrastructure and public 

services; aesthetics; population and housing; land use and planning; biotic and 

wetland resources; historical resources; and air quality and noise. 

2006032018 Equalization Storage Basin Project 

Russian River County Sanitation District 

--Sonoma 

The proposed project involves the construction, operation, and maintenance of an 

equalization basin and ancillary structures. All development would occur within 

the existing property lines of the Russian River County Sanitation District 

Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). The basin, which would provide temporary 

storage of treated or untreated wastewater, would measure approximately 250 x 

150 feet and include earthen embankments up to 30 feet high. The basin would 

have a nominal capacity of 3.5 million gallons and would require the importation of 

approximately 32,000 cubic yards of earthen material. A pump station would be 

included adjacent to the equalization basin to pump the wastewater to the 

headworks. Construction would require relocation of various on site utility 

pipelines. 

2007051122 South Los Angeles Wetlands Project 

Los Angeles, City of 


The City is proposing to construct a 9-acre wetlands park that would include a 

4.5-acre wetland to improve area stormwater quality. The proposed project 

includes the adaptive reuse of one of the potentially historic buildings on the site 

for operation of a multi-use facility, which can be used for a community and 

education center, as well as future transportation museum, events center, and 

offices. The project also includes two sign structures (two faces each billboard) at 

a site located at 720 East 15th Street. 

1998052072 Patterson Sand & Gravel Mining Expansion-Placer County 

Placer County 

Lincoln--Placer 

Mining expansion by approximately 448 acres. 

2007081073 Site Plan Review SPR-2007-34 & Tentative Tract TT-18572 

Hesperia, City of 

Hesperia--San Bernardino 

A site plan review and tentative tract to construct an 83,440 sq. ft. industrial 

warehouse business park for condominium purposes on 5.0 gross acres. The 

developer will demolish an existing single family residence. The development 

consists of 184 parking spaces including 8 handicap parking stalls. The site will 

include an on-site underground storm drainage system. The development will 

provide a 20 foot street dedication and construction of half-width street 

improvements including curb, gutter, and sidewalk along the project frontage on 

"E" Street. 

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2007081075 Plot Plan No. 22515 


--Riverside 

Plot Plan No. 22515 proposes to construct a 14,204 square foot visitor center 

consisting of offices, storage, retail areas, a tasting room, and a basement, a 

8,890 square foot shipping facility consisting of an office, barrel storage, case 

storage, shipping and receiving area, a bathroom and lobby, and an outdoor wine 

production facility with three tiers of fermentation tanks in three phases. 

2007081076 Lost Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion 

Lost Hills Utility District 

--Kern 

LHUD proposes to expand their existing Wastewater Treatment Plant from 

200,000 gallons per day (mgd) to 410,000 gpd in anticipation of projected growth 

using an Extended Aeration Activated Sludge (ExAAS) system. No new ground 

disturbance would take place. The ExAAS system would be comprised of a new 

headworks and grinder; an aeration basin; an integral clarifier; a new return 

activated sludge/waste activated sludge (RAS/WAS) pump station; and two new 

sludge beds, all of which would have top-of-walls or finished floors at least two feet 

above the native grade to protect against one foot of flood inundation. Aside from 

replacement of the headworks and grinder, all of the recommendation facilities 

would be installed within the existing footprint of Stabilization Pond No. 1 at the 

WWTP. 

2007082077 Tentative Subdivision Tract Map 2006-0008 (Belza) 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

Nine residential lots on 68.7 acres. Lots will range in size from 7.01 to 10.87 

acres. 

2007082078 Conditional Use Permit CUP 2006-0007 (Marysville Congregation of Jehovah's 

Witnesses 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

A request to expand an existing 3,700 square-foot (sf) church with the addition of a 

second 4,576 (sf) meeting area, parking, landscaping, and drainage. 

2007082083 Ocean View Cemetery General Plan and Zone Reclassification (GP-07-001 & 

R-07-001) 

Eureka, City of 

Eureka--Humboldt 

The applicants, Pacific Motorsports, (David, Travis, and Kathleen Schneider) are 

requesting that the City of Eureka amend the General Plan for property located on 

a portion (APN 019-341-003) of the Ocean View Cemetery. The applicants are 

also seeking a change of zoning for the subject property. 

2007082084 Rock Creek Plaza (PEAQ T20051076) 


Auburn--Placer 

Proposed to remodel and expand the existing shopping center to include 53,313 

square feet new building and 83 additional parking spaces. 

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2007082085 Jellys Ferry Road Bridge Replacement Project 

Tehama County Public Works 

--Tehama 

The bridge is 58 years old and is classified as functionally obsolete. The bridge 

has consequently been slated for replacement under the Highway Bridge Program 

(HBP) and Local Seismic Safety Retrofit Program (LSSRP). New right-of-way 

would be required from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in order to 

construct the proposed project. Bridge foundations would be located west 

(upstream) of the existing bridge and would consist of steel "H" piles or 

cast-in-drilled-holes (CIDH) concrete piles. These footings would support the 

construction of a new two-lane undivided bridge spanning approximately 1,000 to 

1,200 feet. The bridge would include 24-foot lanes and 4-foot shoulders. 

2007082088 Tentative Subdivision Tract Map 2006-0023 (Franks) 

Yuba County 

--Yuba 

31 residential lots and two remainder parcels on 10.8 acres. Lots will range in size 

from 6,900 to 64,000 square feet. 

2007082086 Sacramento County General Plan Update 


--Sacramento 

An Update to the Sacramento County General Plan, with a horizon of 2030. 

2007081072 Petro-Diamond Terminal Company Marine Terminal Permit Modification Project 

South Coast Air Quality Management District 

Long Beach--Los Angeles 

Petro-Diamond Terminal Company (PDTC) operators are proposing modifications 

to its South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) air permits for their 

marine terminal in order to: (1) change the allowable annual throughput of the 

terminal; (2) utilize an average allowable daily throughput on the truck loading 

rack; and (3) clarify the definition of "ships" in the air permit by using the term 

"vessels" to allow for a ship emission equivalent number of barges. 

2007081074 Davis Residence 

Encinitas, City of 

Encinitas--San Diego 

Construction of a single family residence on a vacant 4.95 acre parcel. 

2007081078 Groundwater Softening Project for Well W9 

Health and Human Services, State of California 

--Los Angeles 

Valencia Water Company is proposing to install a groundwater softening 

demonstration project at Well W9. The system is designed to treat an average 

and peak flow of 900-1000 gallons per minute. It is expected that if the 

groundwater softening demonstration project is successful, fewer private users 

within the service area would forgo the installation of point-of-use softening 

devices, resulting in water quality improvements. 

2007082079 Chrome Ridge Fuels Reduction Project Phase II 


--El Dorado 

This project entails removing un-merchantable sized trees and brush to create an 

estimated 41 acre modified shaded fuel break to reduce the potential of a costly 

and damaging wildfire to over 50 households with an estimated 159 community 

members living in the Pleasant Valley/ Chrome Ridge area. The fuel break will be 

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constructed around the perimeter of the Chrome Ridge community along existing 

roads. Treatments will vary in width from approx. 50-100-200 feet from the road 

shoulder or ridge. No ground disturbing equipment (i.e. bulldozer or excavator 

pushing soil) will be utilized. 

2007082080 Auburn Lake Trails Perimeter Shaded Fuel Break of Middle Fork American River 

Georgetown Divide Resource Conservation District 

--El Dorado 

The Plan includes provisions for the creation of a Perimeter Shaded Fuel Break 

(PSFB) along the Northern edge of the development which is located on the rim of 

the ridge overlooking the Middle Fork of the American River and within the 

American River Canyon Watershed. This project includes the removal of brush, 

dead trees, seedlings, and small trees, to provide a horizontal separation of a 

minimum 20 feet between trees. Vertical clearance of 15 feet will be obtained in 

accordance with the ALT Fuel Load Management Plan. No ground disturbing 

equipment (i.e. bulldozer or excavator pushing soil) will be utilized. 

2007082081 Gold Ridge Common Area Fuel Reduction Project 


--El Dorado 

This project entails removing un-merchantable sized trees and brush to create an 

estimated 41 acre modified shaded fuel break to reduce the potential of a costly 

and damaging wildfire to over 50 households with an estimated 159 community 

members living in the Pleasant Valley/ Chrome Ridge area. The fuel break will be 

constructed around the perimeter of the Chrome Ridge community along existing 

roads. Treatments will vary in width from approx. 50-100-200 feet from the road 

shoulder or ridge. No ground disturbing equipment (i.e. bulldozer or excavator 

pushing soil) will be utilized. 

2007082082 The Pritzker Center at UCSF - 2130 Third Street 

University of California, Regents of the 


The University of California (UCSF) proposes to lease, renovate, and occupy 2130 

Third Street in the City of San Francisco, located approximately two blocks south 

of the existing UCSF Mission Bay research campus site. The project site was 

purchased by a private entity with the intention of renovating the site and the 

existing building and gifting it to the University to provide a location for UCSF's 

Center for Infant, Child, and Adolescent Mental Health ("The Pritzker Center at 

UCSF"). 

The proposed project would consist of the following: 

- Lease of the property by the University, 

- Renovations to the building and parking lot by the donor based on UCSF's 

program needs, 

- Termination of the lease and transfer of the property to The Regents after 

construction is completed, and 

- Occupancy of the facility by UCSF. 

2007082089 Remedial Action Plan For Time Critical Removal Action, IR04, Parcel XVI Paint 

Waste Area, Horse Stables Area and IR05 


Vallejo--Solano 

The Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) is proposing to approve a 

Time Critical Removal Action (TCRA)/ Interim Remedial Action Plan (IRAP) Mare 

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Island, California pursuant to the authority granted under Chapters 6.5 and 6.8, 

Division 20, California Health and Safety Code (H&SC). The Department of 

Defense (DOD) derives authority to undertake this cleanup action under the 

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act 

(CERCLA) under 42 United States Code U.S.C. Section 9604, 10 U.S.C. Section 

2705. The objectives of this TCRA include the following: Removal of contaminated 

soil from four separate sites (Installation Restoration Site 04, IR04), Parcel XVI 

Paint Waste Area (PWA), the Horse Stables Area (HSA) and Installation 

Restoration Site 05 (IR05) on Mare Island and disposition of the soil into the IA-H1 

CAMU-like area of the H1 landfill. The soil excavated from the four sites is similar 

to contamination which exists in the designated CAMU-like area and will provide a 

sub-base for installing the final cover. 

2007082087 Proposed State Strategy for California's 2007 State Implementation Plan 

Air Resources Board 

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Notice of Public Meeting to Consider Approval of the Proposed State Strategy for 

California's State Implementation Plan (SIP) for the Federal 8-Hour Ozone and 

PM2.5 Standards. 

2000112067 Aguas Frias Road Bridge Across Butte Creek 

Butte County 

--Butte 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0187 pursuant to section 1602 of the 

Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Butte County Department of Public 

Works. 

The Butte County Department of Public Works proposes to realign a portion of 

Aguas Frias Road in the vicinity Butte Creek. The proposed project will replace 

the two existing bridges and a sharp "S" roadway curvature with a new 318 meter 

(1043ft) long bridge and raised approach fill roadway on a north-south tangent 

alignment touching down to existing Aguas Frias Road approximately 283 and 419 

meters (928ft and 1375ft) respectively from both north and south levees. The two 

lane bridge will provide 8.5 meter (28ft) clear roadway between concrete barrier 

railings. 

The new pre-stressed box girder type bridge will consist of six 43 meter (141ft) 

long spans and two 30 meter (98ft) long end spans, all supported on single 

column bents and end abutments. Two of the proposed column bents will be 

constructed within the live channel of Butte Creek. A coffer dam will be 

constructed to separate the work from the flowing stream. Adjacent levee 

approaches will be re-configured to conform to the new structure resulting in the 

replacement of a drainage outfall into Butte Creek and the realignment if two 

irrigation ditches. Rock slope protection will be placed along the northerly 

abutment face and adjacent to the drainage outfall turnout. 

2004022143 SBC Communications Telephone Line Extension 

San Mateo County 

Redwood City--San Mateo 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2006-0297-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Butte County Public Works. 

The proposed project involves, in general, constructing a 121-foot long, four span 

reinforced concrete flat slab type highway bridge having an overall width of 40-feet 

8-inches together with removal of the existing bridge and reconstructing 

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approximately 900 lineal feet of roadway. A temporary detour will be constructed 

across Hamlin Slough upstream of the existing bridge. 

2007032114 Felling Design Review and Second Unit Permit 

Marin County 

--Marin 

The proposed project involves construction of a 24.5 foot high, 2,685 square foot 

residence with a 678 square foot attached garage and an approximately 88 square 

foot, partially submerged basement, relocation of an existing 672 square-foot 

residence from the southwest to the northeast portion of the property for use as a 

second unit, and construction of a new 4-bedroom on-site sewage disposal system 

to serve the proposed single-family residence an second unit. The project also 

includes demolition of an approximately 650 square foot dilapidated barn, located 

approximately 44 feet north of the ephemeral stream within the southeast corner of 

the property. An existing wooden watertank, located approximately 28 feet south 

of the perennial stream along the westerly property boundary, would be preserved. 

2007052021 City of Dorris General Plan Update 

Dorris, City of 

Dorris--Siskiyou 

The project is an update of the City of Dorris General Plan and City of Dorris 

Zoning Code. 

2007061055 Warner Springs Fire Station Replacement Project 


--San Diego 

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL Fire) is proposing 

to replace the existing Warner Springs forest fire station and update the facilities 

on the project site. The project involves replacing the existing 1950's state forest 

fire facilities including an 8-bed barracks/mess hall, a two-bay apparatus building, 

10,000 gallon water storage tank, new septic system and leach field, a 

communications tower, improved driveways, and various related site work and 

utility improvements. 

2007089028 Red Apple Ranch Residential Development 


--Calaveras 


Alteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0191-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of 

the Fish and Game Code to the project applicant, Red Apple Ranch Development 

represented by John Schrader 

This project description pertains to three projects: 

1) Placement of a single span bridge crossing an intermittent stream on the road 

right-of-way for Sidney Lane in a proposed residential development. 

2) Placement of a single span bridge crossing an intermittent stream on the road 

right-of-way for Red Apple Drive in a proposed residential development. 

3) Placement of a culvert and three retaining walls associated with a 

swale/ephemeral drainage on Red Apple Drive in a proposed residential 

development. 

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2007088194 CNG Fueling Station 

Fontana Unified School District 

Fontana--San Bernardino 

Replacement of 4 temporary fueling stations with 8 permanent CNG fueling 

stations to benefit air quality impact by allowing the District to replace more of its 

diesel buses with low-polluting CNG buses. 

2007088195 Ingalls Property, Burns Valley Creek Debris Removal and Bank Stabilization 

(1600-2007-0179-R2) 


Clearlake--Lake 

Vegetation, debris and accumulated sediment removal from approximately 540 

linear feet of Burns Valley Creek; infill of an eroded area in the creek bed with 

native gravel and cobble (when the creek dries this area serves to attract 

mosquitoes); placement of water bars every 100 feet in the creek bed using 8 10 

10 inch diameter native cobble to slow water flow and decrease erosion, and 

placement of rip rap or rock gabions using 1 to 3 foot diameter rock planted with 

willow to stabilize the creek banks. 

2007088196 Stock Ranch Detention Pond 


Citrus Heights--Sacramento 

The proposed project consists of a 0.4 acre area that includes a detention pond, 

concrete outlet structure, outfall structure and cobble outfall channel. The 

improvements to the outlet and outfall structure will assist in regulation and the 

detention pond level during the winter season. Project activities include the 

draining of the existing pond and removal of accumulated sediments; removal of 

the cobble outfall channel and replacement with a 1/4 ton rock rip rap channel; 

and the construction of a sluce gate to facilitate future maintenance of the pond. 

2007088197 Bear Creek Road, P.M. 2.1, Road Embankment Repair 


--Lake 

Parramore Creek is culverted under Bear Creek Road at two locations within 

approximately 500 feet in the project area. During heavy storm events in 

December 2005 and January 2006, high flows in Parramore Creek caused debris 

and water to overflow these culverts, eroding the road surface and areas around 

the culvert inlets and outlets. 

2007088198 Agreement No. 2006-0057-3 = Borzini Sand and Gravel 



Continued operation of a snad and gravel mine that has been in operation since 

1958. Currently, approximately 50,000 cubic yards of material are extracted each 

year from below the ordinary high water mark of the Salinas River. The amount of 

aggregates excavated each year is dependent on market conditions and demand, 

and the replenishment of sand each year by river flows. 

2007088199 BUT-162 Pavement Rehabilitation Project 

Caltrans #3 

Oroville--Butte 

The purpose of the project is to rehabilitate a portion of Highway 162 (PM 

24.2/31.1) along State Route 162 in Bute County. Work will include; apply 

chipseal to the roadway, apply a fog seal over the chip seal, and repair the 

digouts. 

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2007088200 Exploratory Borings for Phase 2 Environmental Assessment 

Buellton, City of 

Buellton--Santa Barbara 

Four exploratory borings along McMurray Road and State Route 246 within the 

City of Buellton and Caltrans rights-of-way. 

2007088201 San Anselmo Creek Retaining Wall Repair 


San Anselmo--Marin 

The proposed project involves re-constructing an existing concrete retaining wall 

that has failed (approximately 31 linear feet along San Anselmo Creek). The 

repair will include the cutting off of the existing footing. The failed concrete wall 

will be removed down to the top of the existing footing and a new reinforced 

concrete wall will be placed and tied back with near horizontal and vertical helical 

anchors. After the helical anchors are in place in the footing, concrete will be 

pured back into every hole and once the near-horizontal helical anchors are in 

place, a new shotcrete wall will be constructed that will extend up to the former 

height of the wall before it failed. 

2007088202 Fairfax Creek Bank Repair 


Fairfax--Marin 

The proposed project includes removal of an existing timber retaining wall and 

backfill from the site and stabilize the eroding/failing bank using a combination of 

vegetated rock rip-rap, live willow brush layering, and a new timber retaining wall. 

The Department of Fish and Game is issuing a Streambed Alteration Agreement 

Number 1600-2007-0295-3 pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2007088203 2007 Five Mile Slough Levee Rehabilitation Project 



Work will consist of importing stone materials by truck and off-loading materials on 

the crown and waterside slope only. The existing slope will be regraded to the 

original 3:1 slope by filling in areas of slumping, erosion, and rodent activity with 

three-minus stone fill. A layer of geotextile fabric will be placed over the regarded 

slope. 

2007088204 Camp Meeker Culvert Replacement Project 


--Sonoma 

Replacement of 3 existing culverts on an unnamed tributary to Dutch Bill Creek in 

Cam Meeker. One of the culverts (Mission Street) collapsed during the 2006 flood 

event, the other 2 (Montgomery Street & Front Street) have rusted out. Streambed 

sediment around the old culverts will be excavated, stockpiled, and replaced in the 

channels around the new 48-inch HDPE culverts. The new culverts will be 

positioned slightly upstream of the existing culverts to reduce the "shotgun" effect. 

Rock aprons will be constructed at the culvert inlets and outlets to control erosion 

of the streambed and bank. A headwall will be constructed at the Front Street 

culvert. Issuance of a Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 


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2007088205 Adobe Creek Fish Passage Barrier Removal 


Petaluma--Sonoma 

The NOAA Restoration Center, in partnership with CA State Coastal Conservancy, 

will remove an existing bridge on Adobe Creek, a tributary to the Petaluma River, 

and replace it with a new clear-span bridge. The purpose of the project is to open 

unimpeded access for andadromous fish to over 2 miles of spawning and rearing 

habitat in Adobe Creek. Removal of the in-stream bridge will also allow more 

natural channel bed load and debris movement through the stream system. 

Issuance of a Streambed Alteration Agreement Number 1600-2007-0255-3 is 

pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602. 

2007088206 Columbia School District Sewer Extension Project 

Columbia Elementary School District 

Redding--Shasta 

The project consists of the construction of 3,000+/- feet of 8-inch sewer main from 

Columbia School, to an existing sewer manhole in Viking Way. The existing septic 

system at Columbia School will be abandoned. 

2007088207 Petition to State Water Resources Control Board to Change Place of Use of 

Licenses 2039, 4358, 10837 & 10838 and Permits 7350, 7352, 18199 & 21185 

June Lake Public Utility District 

--Mono 

The project consists of June Lake Public Utility District Petitioning the State Water 

Resources Control Board to change its place of use named in its state granted 

water right Licenses and Permits. The lands to be added to the place of use are 

within the service area boundary of JLPUD but were inadvertently left out of the 

consolidated place of use of the state granted rights. All facilities have been in 

place for over 14 years and there are no additional diversion or conveyance 

facilities required to serve these lands. There will be no change in operations or 

expansion of use with or without the proposed project. 

2007088208 Dunnigan Roadside Safety Rest Area Well Development Project 

Caltrans #3 

--Colusa 

Construct water well, replace an existing water that is failing, provides travelling 

public sanitary water at a roadside safety rest area. 

2007088210 Salmon Creek School Storm Damage Repair Project 


--Sonoma 

The project involves two sites located approximately 400-feet apart from one 

another on a reach of Salmon Creek that were damaged by the January 2006 

storm event. An access bridge on the north side of the property was damaged as 

a result of high energy flows which scoured the concrete abutments and caused a 

large tree to fall on the bridge deck. The failed bridge will be removed from the 

site as well as the concrete abutments at the top of the banks. This work will 

conducted from top of banks, eliminiating the need for equipment to enter the 

streambed. A 12-foot wide pre-manufactured bridge deck spanning 75-feet will be 

placed on piles placed from the top of the stream channel bank on both the west 

and east ends of the deck. The bottom of hte bridge deck will be placed 4.95 feet 

above the calculated 100-year water surface elevation. Because the construction 

practices will occur outside of the stream during a low stream flow, a diversion of 

the channel flow or dewatering efforts will not be required. Clearing the project 

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reach of native salmonids and implementing fish screens above and below the 

project reach will not be required. 

In addition to the bridge replacement, an existing failed elliptical concrete culvert 

located 100-feet west of the bridge crossing will be replaced with a HPDE culvert. 

The culvert provides roadside drainage conveyance underneath the access road. 

A rock apron placed at the outlet will provide flow energy dissipation for scour 

prevention. Also, another culvert at the entrance of the access road and 

underneath Bohemian Highway will be replaced by the Sonoma County 

Department of Transportation and Public Works in order to prevent erosion from 

undermining the construction of the new bridge. The new culvert will be a 48" x 40 

foot HDPE pipe and will be 1/2 foot deeper than current pipe bottom. Vegetation 

removal will be minimal and some trimming will be necessary to access the pipe. 

Rock slope protection, likely 12-inch engineer's rock, may be placed at the outlet. 

The area surrounding the pipe will be backfilled with cement/sand slurry. 

The second project site is located 400-feet downstream from the access bridge 

and includes the restoration of approximately 50 feet of failed stream bank on the 

east side of the stream channel. The project includes re-grading the slope, 

installation of rip rap along the 50-foot channel toe, and bioengineering practices 

such as live willow wall and biodegradable, erosion control disturbed areas. 

Temporary sand bags may be preferable to direct continuous downstream stream 

flow away from bank during construction. Since construction will take place out of 

the stream, during a low stream flow, channel dewatering, clearing of native 

salmonids and fish screens will not be necessary. 

2007088211 Pilot Rock Conservation Camp - Well Connection Project 



The proposed project consists of running a single 4-inch water line approximately 

850 feet from the two wells south of the main road into the camp property across 

the existing road and up a hill to an existing water tank. The water lines will then 

be plumbed into the existing tank and will feed from there through pre-existing 

water lines to the main holding tanks for the camp. Only brush and minor 

vegetation will be cut in order to lay water lines on the surface of the ground from 

the wells to the tank. Electricity to the two wells will be supplied by connecting to 

existing electric service in the camp and running the wire through conduit buried in 

the previously disturbed shoulder of the existing camp road. A generator will be 

used temporarily until the "hard" wiring can be installed. 

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2006051043 South Region High School No. 12 

Los Angeles Unified School District 


Acquisition of 14.7 acres for a new 200,000 sf high school for 2,025 seats with 75 

classrooms, multi-purpose room, performing arts rooms, library, media center, 

career center, food services, administration rooms, space for custodial operations, 

and a 450-seat adult school program. An approximate 1,500-seat stadium, sports 

fields and courts, and a swimming pool are also proposed to be developed onsite, 

and the project involves partial renovation of Green Meadows Park for joint use 

with the City of Los Angeles. 

2006061055 Villas at Vintage Park Development Project 

Delano, City of 

Delano--Kern 

Planned residential subdivision consisting of 1,650 +/- residences in residential 

"villages" with two park sites and an elementary school site. 

2007031138 KFI Radio Broadcast Tower Reconstruction Project 

La Mirada, City of 

La Mirada--Los Angeles 

The applicant, Capstar Radio Operating Company, is proposing to replace the 

760-foot high radio broadcast tower destroyed in 2004 with a 684 foot-high guyed 

uniform cross section radio tower on the subject property. The replacement facility 

will be constructed with a capacity "hat," which would not exceed 50 feet in 

diameter. This capacity hat would increase the electrical height of the tower, 

which allows for a reduction in the vertical height of the structure. The tower will 

be lit and marked in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 

recommendations. The replacement tower is 76 feet lower than the tower that was 

destroyed in 2004. The Federal Aviation Administration completed an 

aeronautical study under the provisions of 49 United States Code (USC), Section 

44718 and, if applicable, Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 

77. Based on that aeronautical study, the FAA issued a "Determination of No 

Hazard to Air Navigation" on June 28, 2006. Project implementation will 

necessitate the approval of a Development Agreement. 

2007032128 Sycamore Creek Channel Rehabilitation Project 


Chico--Butte 

Channel excavation to remove up to 50,000 cubic yards of accumulated sediment, 

equipment staging, sediment disposal, haul routes, site restoration, and post 

project maintenance. 

2007081080 Varner Road Realignment Phase II 

Indio, City of 

Indio--Riverside 

Realignment and widening a segment of Varner Road west of Jefferson Street to 

align with Varner Road east of Jefferson Street, creating a four way intersection 

with Jefferson Street. Improvements include widening this section to match a 

section to the west that has already been improved to Major Road width. 

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2007081081 Tentative Tract PLN07-00084 



To allow for the development of a 62 lot single family residential subdivision on 

approx. 17.5 gross acres of land. 

2007081082 Lampson Avenue Well Project 

Seal Beach, City of 

Seal Beach--Orange 

The City currently has three active wells with a total capacity of 8,000 gallons per 

minute. Should one of the three wells require maintenance or be out of service, the 

local supply capacity may be as low as 4,800 gallons per minute. This closely 

matches the maximum day demand of 4,773 gallons per minute. With the addition 

of the Lampson Avenue Well, anticipated to have a pumping capacity between 

4,000 and 5,000 gallons per minute, the City will have local supplies that can meet 

the system's maximum daily demand in the situation when not all wells are 

available for use. The proposed well facility is an approx. 3,300 sq. ft. cement 

masonry unit (CMU) enclosed building composed of four rooms/ areas. The 

building is proposed to receive a stucco coating on the exterior that will cover the 

CMU walls. Additionally the building is proposed to have a cement/ clay tile roof. 

There is a generator room which houses a natural gas generator set; a pump room 

that houses the well pump/ electric motor assembly, discharge piping and valves, 

pump to waste piping and valves, motor control center, and other appurtenant 

facilities; a disinfection equipment room which houses an on-site disinfection unit, 

and an office for City maintenance and operations personnel/ staff. The overall 

height of the building would be approx. 18 feet in height which is compatible with 

nearby structures in the area. 

2007082090 2006-15 Tentative Parcel Map for Firman Brown 


Angels Camp--Calaveras 

The applicants are requesting approval of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide 40 +/acres 

into two parcels of 20 acres each. 

2007081079 Humphrey's Avenue Elementary School Modernization 

Los Angeles Unified School District 


Demolition of the existing auditorium building, kindergarten classroom building, 

and lunch shelter and the construction of a new 8,992-square foot multipurpose 

building, 2,655-square-foot lunch shelter, 12-space parking lot, and a new 

restroom facility. 

2007082091 Wet Weather Flow Management Project 

Mid-Coastside Sewer Authority 

Half Moon Bay--San Mateo 

The Sewer Authority Mid-Coastside (SAM) is proposing implementation of the Wet 

Weather Flow Management Project in and near Half Moon Bay, California. The 

purpose of the proposed project is to prevent untreated sewage overflows from the 

collection system during a 10-year, 6-hour storm event. The project involves 

increasing the existing capacity of SAM's collection system by constructing a 

600,000-gallon tank or approximately 8,850 foot underground pipeline. Both the 

project options would include improvements at the existing Portola Pump Station 

in El Granada. 

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2007082092 City of Galt General Plan Update 

Galt, City of 

Galt, Elk Grove--Sacramento 

The City is preparing the City of Galt General Plan Update: 2030 (Proposed 

Project) as an update to the City's existing General Plan. This EIR will provide an 

assessment of the upgraded General Plan, which is exected to be completed in 

early 2008. The Proposed Project will include an updated Goals and Policies 

Report, an updated land use diagram, and updated circulation plan, and a 

proposed expansion of the City's exising Sphere of Influence. The City is located 

on State Route 99 in southern Sacramento County between the cities of Elk Grove 

and Lodi. 

2007082093 Lake Luciana Golf Course 

Napa County 

--Napa 

The purpose of the lake Luciana Golf Course Use Permt application 

#P07-00398-UP is to develop an 18-hole golf course, attendant buildings, related 

site improvements, and and improvement of exising dirt access roads to serve the 

golf course and existing parcels on approximately 190 acres. 

2007081083 City Sports Park and Sewer Line Extension 

Vista, City of 

Vista--San Diego 

The project proposes to develop approx. 16.2 acres for active park uses. The 

balance of the 32 acre site will be passive open space and habitat area. 

2007081084 Vista Fire Station No. 5 

Vista, City of 

Vista--San Diego 

The project consists of a 13,445 sq. ft. fire station, access, public and staff 

parking, landscaping, drainage, modifications to the median on South Melrose 

Drive and associated site improvements. 

2007081085 Ruether Maintenance and Operations Building 

Saugus Union School District 

Santa Clarita--Los Angeles 

The Saugus Union School District (District) proposes to construct an approx. 9,600 

sq. ft. building to house the District's Maintenance and Operation Department 

(Project) on vacant property at the District's existing facility located at 26501 

Ruether Avenue in Santa Clarita, California on property identified as Los Angeles 

County Assessor Percel No. 2836-017-903. The project will be located on the 

vacant portion of the project site between the existing facilities and Ruether 

Avenue. 

2007081086 Hartnell College East Campus Center for Applied Technology Project 

Hartnell College 

Salinas--Monterey 

Hartnell Community College District is proposing to construct a new building at 

their East Campus site. The proposed project will consist of a two story, 55,000 

gross sq. ft. (40,000 average sq. ft.) building. The new Center for Applied 

Technology (CAT) building will be located on the existing satellite campus, which 

Hartnell College is currently occupying. The project will be located on 4.90 acres of 

existing campus. The existing east campus site has existing paved driveways and 

86 existing marked surface parking spaces. The new project will create 130 new 

parking spaces for the east campus. All areas will be upgraded to meet Americans 

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with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements. The proposed project also includes a 

storm water retention basin. Upon buildout of the CAT building, approx. 21,231 sq. 

ft. of existing buildings will be demolished. 

2007081087 Laguna Sur Sanitary Sewer Line Manitenance 

South Coast Water District 

Laguna Beach--Orange 

South Coast Water District (SCWD) proposes to re-line two Laguna Sur Sanitary 

Sewer Lines in Laguna Beach, California. The sewer line easements are partially 

located on Orange County lands within the Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness 

Park (Park). Because SCWD intends to re-line the sewer pipe within the Park and 

construction activities have the potential for impacts to biological and other 

resources, this action would constitute a project under California Environmental 

Quality Act (CEQA) requiring environmental review by SCWD. 

2007081088 Conditional Use Permit No. 06-34 



BLBT Enterprises is proposing the development of a six-story, 82,951 square foot 

garage for a total building height of eight stories or approximately 160 feet. The 

proposed full-service hotel would include 133 guest rooms, a dining/lounge area, a 

meeting room, and a 63,574 square foot garage (two stories on ground level). The 

site is approximately 1.62 acres and is within the Commercial General (CG-1) land 

use district within the Freeway Corridor Overlay District. Access to the site will be 

from E Street at an existing entry point, and from a new entry point on Orange 

Show Road. The new Orange Show Road entry will be right turn in/out and left 

turn in only. Left turns out will be prohibited by a raised median. The project will 

be constructed in one phase. 

1992052019 Burrtec Material Recovery Facility and Solid Waste Transfer Station Expand to 

7500 Tons Daily 



Increase traffic county from 1,718 to 1,877 vehicles per day, increase maximum 

daily tonnage from 5,000 to 7,500 tons per day, expansion of the Material 

Recovery Facility building by an additional 41,032 square feet, increase the design 

capacity from 5,877 tons to 8,280 tons, change the hours of operation for the 

public from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., and correctino of the acreage 

section of the proposed Solid Waste Facilities Permit. 

2000042100 California Concrete Crushing, P99-109 

Sacramento, City of 


The proposed new permit is to allow the following: operation of the Fruitridge C&D 

Recycling as a large volume CDI Debris Processing Facility; maximum daily 

tonnage of 500 tons per day; maximum traffic volume of 153 vehicles per day; 

maximum of 3 acres; and receive only C&D/Inert debris, no other waste types will 

be accepted. Receipt of waste; 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days week. Processing and 

grinding: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday only. 

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2004071092 Chicago Grade Landfill Expansion Development Plan DRC 2003-00026 

San Luis Obispo County Planning 

Atascadero--San Luis Obispo 

Expand the permitted facility boundary from 45.4 acres to 188 acres, expand the 

disposal area from 38.44 acres to 76.4 acres, increase the site capacity from 

2,700,000 cubic yards to 8,900,000 cubic yards, change the landfill's estimated 

closure date from 2018 to 2042, reduce the final elevation from 1,400 feet above 

mean sea level for Modules 6-7 and incorporated the CDI facility (40-AA-0033) in 

the landfill's SWFP. 

2004101066 Heisler Park Renovation and Preservation 

Laguna Beach, City of 

Laguna Beach--Orange 

The proposed project includes Phase II renovations that will include: 1) trenching 

the site; 2) installing irrigation piping, controllers, heads, backflow and other valves 

and fittings, water meters and enclosures, and a SmartTimer irrigation control 

system; 3) completing mass grading, contour grading, and paving demolition; 4) 

constructing retaining wall infiltration Best Management Practices, storm pipelines, 

structural BMPs, diversion wet well and pump, curbs and paving, and drain inlets; 

5) upgrading Picnic Beach and Rockpile Beach restroom facilities; and 6) 

implementing traffic and access controls. 

2006011040 Rodeo Grounds Berm Removal and Restoration Project 


--Los Angeles 

The Operator proposes the removal of a berm that was installed by former tenants 

of the Rodeo Grounds. The project's total area of direct impact encompasses an 

estimated 1.81 acres, which includes the 80,000 square foot of berm and 0.01 

acres of delineated wetlands. The project is to benefit Topanga Creek and the 

restoration effort is designed to reduce the affected areas of waters and wetlands 

at the most minimal amount necessary to accomplish the berm proposed by the 

California Dept. of Parks and Recreation. 

2006051021 Nursery Products Hawes Composting Facility 



Operate a compostable material handling facility, handling biosolids and green 

material, a maximum daily tonnage of 2,000 wet tons per day, the bulking agents 

and amendments will not exceed 200 tons per day, a maximum traffic of 97 

vehicles per day and hours of operations from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm daily. 

2006052033 Fink Road Landfill Proposed Operational Changes Project 

Stanislaus County 

--Stanislaus 

The proposed project site is the Fink Road Landfill, which is located approximately 

20 miles southwest of the City of Modesto and 5.5 miles west of Crows Landing in 

Stanislaus County. Stanislaus County is proposing several operational changes at 

the Fink Road Landfill, which is owned and operated by the County. The 

operational changes would be incorporated into a revised Solid Waste Facility 

Permit (SWFP) that is due for renewal. The changes include modification of the 

acceptance tonnage for landfill disposal to 2,400 tons per day, a change in the 

closure date from 2011 to 2023, and incorporation of provisions to allow the 

acceptance of treated wood consistent with Assembly Bill (AB) 1353. 

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2007051119 Approval of a Minor Waste Tire Facility Permit for BJ Used Tire & Rubber 

Recycling Inc. 

California Integrated Waste Management Board 


The project is to adopt and to issue a minor waste tire facility permit to BJ Used 

Tire and Rubber Recycling, Inc. for its facility located at 14212 Santa Ana Avenue, 

Fontana, California. The minor waste tire facility permit will authorize storage of up 

to 4,999 waste tires and requires the storage of those tires to meet waste tire 

storage and disposal standards and permit conditions set forth to minimize 

potential impacts to public health and safety and the environment. The approval 

and issuance of a waste tire facility permit is considered a discretionary decision 

and is therefore subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). 

2007088212 Board of Parole Hearings 



The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Board of Parole 

Hearings, propose to lease approximately 25,000 square feet of existing office 

space to house 132 staff for the Board of Parole Hearings Office. There are 

sufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuse removal services to 

adequately serve this property. 

2007088213 Office of Internal Affairs 


Blythe--San Bernardino 

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Office of Internal 

Affairs, propose to lease approximately 2,100 square feet of existing office space 

to house eleven staff for the Blythe Office of Internal Affairs. There are sufficient 

electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuse removal services to adequately 

serve this property. 

2007088214 Concurrence in the Issuance of a Revised Solid Waste Facility Permit (SWFP No. 

33-AA-0217) for El Sobrante Landfill 

California Integrated Waste Management Board 

Corona--Riverside 

Issuance of a Solid Waste Facility Permit reducing the disposal footprint from 495 

acres to 481 acres and limit green materials (processed and unprocessed) 

received at the site to a maximum rate of 2,284 tons per day or 14,788 tons per 

week. 

2007088215 Leasing of New Space 265 W. Bullard Ave. 


Fresno--Kern 

Project sponsor proposes to lease new office space for the Food and Drug Branch 

and Drinking Water Branch. 

2007088216 Leasing of New Space - 285 W. Bullard Ave. 


--Fresno, Kern 

Project sponsor proposes to lease new office space for the Licensing & 

Certification and Immunization Branch. 

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2007088217 Matilija Creek, Gas Company Pipeline Repair Project 


--Ventura 

The Operator intends to excavate a section of exposed 20 inch natural gas 

pipeline to inspect for damage, and install bank and pipeline protection with the 

use of a Submar articulated concrete revetment mat. This is a pre-cast mat, which 

will match the stream profile, and allows vegetation to grow through. A 4 to 5 foot 

deep anchor trench filled with rock will secure the mat system in place. The 

suspended section of the pipe on the north bank will be supported with sandbags 

and capped with ungrouted rock rip-rap. 

Received on Wednesday, August 15, 2007 


Totals for Period: 08/01/2007 - 08/15/2007 


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