California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) Emergency Notice “White Sulphur Springs Emergency Notice” 1-25EM-00024-NAP (Streambed Alteratio

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, acting as the responsible agency under Fish and Game Code Section 1602, has approved Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-NAP-61127-R3 for David Wickline representing Alchemy White Sulfur Springs Resort LLC. The project involves emergency work to replace culverts on Class II and Class III watercourses, install a new culvert at an existing ford crossing, and augment an existing bridge over a Class I watercourse with a steel deck and rock and pre-cast concrete abutments. This activity was initiated under CAL FIRE’s Emergency Notice 1-25EM-00024-NAP, which authorized urgent mitigation to protect public safety and infrastructure without requiring formal environmental mitigation under CEQA. The project is located in Napa County, specifically within Section 2, Township 7N, Range 6W, along tributaries of Sulfur Creek, and is subject to regulatory oversight by CDFW to ensure compliance with state environmental standards governing streambed alterations. No formal contract value, pricing details, or federal acquisition clauses were documented, indicating this is a regulatory permit rather than a traditional procurement contract. There are no specified delivery schedules, payment terms, contracting officer details, or procurement classifications such as FFP or CPFF, and no evidence of standardized FAR clauses, solicitations, or evaluation factors as would be found in federal contracts. The approval is predicated on environmental determinations under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15096, with no mitigation or monitoring plan required. Primary points of contact are Kristin Garrison of CDFW and the CAL FIRE Santa Rosa Review Team, who serve as administrative and technical liaisons. No Unique Entity ID or socioeconomic certifications were provided for the applicant, and no formal delivery or invoice procedures are established. The project is governed exclusively by state environmental and watercourse regulations, with all compliance responsibilities resting under the authority granted to CDFW and the emergency action designation by CAL FIRE. The agreement serves as the legal instrument authorizing the described construction activities, with performance limited to the specified improvements on the identified watercourses in Napa County.