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BRISBANE LIVING SHORELINE

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The Brisbane Living Shoreline project, managed by the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority, focuses on the restoration of native oyster and eelgrass habitats along approximately 1.5 miles of the Brisbane shoreline in San Mateo County. The scope of work includes the collection of baseline physical and ecological data, the development of 30 percent designs, and the preparation of environmental review documentation and draft permit applications. Additionally, the project entails conducting scientific studies, monitoring, surveys, and both regulatory and community engagement activities. The project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 541620 and is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under 14 Cal Code of Regs Section 15306, as the activities consist of information collection and data gathering that do not cause significant environmental disturbance. Alexis Barrera serves as the Project Manager for this initiative. No specific contract value, period of performance, or pricing schedules have been disclosed in the available documentation.

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San Francisco Bay Authority to restore 1.5 miles of Brisbane shoreline, reviving eelgrass and oyster habitats through design and permitting.

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California → San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority

Place of Performance

Brisbane, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority
Contacts1 person available
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California → San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority
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Alexis Barrera Alexis BarreraProject Manager

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Notice of Exemption for San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority approval of grant funding. The project includes collecting baseline ecological and physical data, preparing 30% designs and environmental review documentation, conducting regulatory engagement and community engagement, and preparing draft permit applications for restoration of eelgrass and native oyster habitat along approximately 1.5 miles of the Brisbane shoreline in San Mateo County.

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