Bob Jones Pathway (San Luis Obispo to Ontario Road)

The project involves the construction of a 1.04-mile Class I trail in San Luis Obispo County, California, running from Buckley Road near the Octagon Barn to Clover Ridge Lane, with associated activities including vegetation removal, culvert and bridge installation, retaining wall construction, and trail grading within the San Luis Obispo Creek corridor. All work is conducted under a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement (EPIMS-SLO-49481-R4) issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife pursuant to Fish and Game Code Section 1602, and has completed compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a determination of no significant environmental impact. The San Luis Obispo County Department of Public Works is the project applicant and lead agency, while CDFW serves as the responsible regulatory agency overseeing environmental compliance and mitigation. A formal Mitigation Reporting or Monitoring Plan is required to ensure adherence to environmental protections during and after construction. The project site is located entirely within San Luis Obispo County, with no designated federal funding or procurement mechanisms identified, and no formal contract value, payment terms, invoicing systems, or federal acquisition regulations applied. Key contacts include William Fox of the County Department of Public Works and Jim Kitch of CDFW, who coordinate project implementation and regulatory oversight. There are no specified delivery schedules, pricing details, solicitation numbers, or formal contract types, as this is a state-regulated infrastructure project guided by environmental permitting rather than a federally procured contract.