American Perlite: Fuller Road Reclamation Project (Notification of Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-INY-61361-R6)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has authorized the American Perlite Fuller Road Reclamation Project under Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-INY-61361-R6, consistent with Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code, to address degradation of Fuller Creek’s banks caused by road off-cast soil deposits. The project involves the removal of approximately 1.5 feet of loose soil and berms across a total area of 25,700 square feet to restore the site to its original topography, followed by fall reseeding with a native seed mix to reestablish natural vegetation. K-rail barriers will be installed along the roadway edge to prevent future soil intrusion and protect the restored area. The work is classified under a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14 Section 15304, indicating minimal environmental impact, and is not subject to federal acquisition regulations or standard contract clauses. Performance is limited to a single location in Inyo County, California, adjacent to Fuller Creek, with assessor parcel number 000-018-350-09, and no formal pricing, delivery schedule, or contractual payment terms are outlined in the documentation. Oversight and final approval rest with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, with Julianne Zotter of Robison Engineering Company acting as the project implementer and Dana Scott as the primary environmental science contact. No cost estimates, invoicing procedures, accounting codes, or formal procurement mechanisms are provided, and the document is categorized as a forecast with no solicitation number, indicating it serves as a regulatory notification rather than a binding procurement instrument.