Baldwin Lake and Tule Pond Restoration Project

The Los Angeles County Flood Control District is advancing the Baldwin Lake and Tule Pond Restoration Project located at 301 North Baldwin Avenue in Arcadia, California, with a scope focused on ecological restoration, infrastructure improvement, and historic preservation. The project includes the removal of accumulated sediment from both Baldwin Lake and Tule Pond, installation of a liner and aeration system at the lake to enhance water quality and aquatic habitat, realignment of one storm drain outlet and upgrades to three others to reduce erosion, restoration of the lake’s historic retaining wall, construction of a new boat launch, and comprehensive landscaping improvements around both water bodies. The Board of Supervisors authorized the Chief Engineer to execute necessary agreements for funding, use, and maintenance, as well as industrial waste and disposal services, affirming that the project remains within the boundaries of the Mitigated Negative Declaration approved on March 17, 2026, and requires no further environmental review under CEQA. The work is categorized under NAICS code 237990 and is being administered by the District with primary contact information provided through Assistant Deputy Director Matthew Frary, PE. All activities are confined to the designated site in Arcadia with no pricing or contract value details disclosed, and no formal solicitation, evaluation criteria, delivery schedules, or contract clauses are included in the filings. The project’s environmental compliance is documented under State Clearinghouse Number 2024110093, and any associated administrative fees, such as county posting fees, are unrelated to the project’s execution cost.