10 Sylvan Lane - Creek Bank Slide Repair

The Town of Ross is planning a repair project at 10 Sylvan Lane to address a 130-foot-long, 10-foot-high landslide-affected creek bank using biotechnical erosion control methods. The work will involve removing fallen trees and loose soil debris from the slope, followed by installing erosion control materials and native plantings to stabilize the area and restore ecological function. This effort combines structural and biological techniques to ensure long-term slope integrity and prevent future degradation of the creek bank. The project is positioned as a forecasted opportunity with no formal solicitation yet issued, and the place of performance is in California. Primary contact for inquiries is Roberta Feliciano, Planning and Building Director, reachable via phone or email, with additional technical support provided by consultant Matt Smeltzer, a specialist in fluvial geomorphology. The project is listed on the CEQA Net portal under the reference number 2025080604.