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Camp Far West Hydroelectric Relicensing Project

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2021100570State & Local

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The South Sutter Water District has been issued a water quality certification amendment for the Camp Far West Hydroelectric Project, a 6.8-megawatt facility located on the Bear River in Yuba County. This project encompasses several key infrastructure components, including the Camp Far West Reservoir, Camp Far West Dam and its associated spillway, an intake tower, a powerhouse, a switchyard, and two recreation areas. The amendment specifically revises the project's May 16, 2022, certification to update Condition 2(D) regarding the evaluation of flows and Condition 16 concerning the auxiliary spillway project. The State Water Resources Control Board approved this amendment on October 22, 2025, following the filing of a Notice of Determination in compliance with the Public Resources Code. A Negative Declaration was prepared under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), concluding that the project will not have a significant environmental effect. Consequently, no mitigation measures, reporting plans, or overriding considerations were adopted. The State Water Resources Control Board serves as the public agency for this action, with the South Sutter Water District acting as the lead agency.

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South Sutter Water District received a water quality certification amendment for Camp Far West.

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California → South Sutter Water District

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → South Sutter Water District
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California → South Sutter Water District
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James Kyle NossEnvironmental Scientist

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South Sutter Water District was issued a water quality certification amendment for the Camp Far West Hydroelectric Project (Project; FERC Project No. 2997). The 6.8-megawatt project is located on the Bear River. The Project includes Camp Far West Reservoir, Camp Far West Dam and associated spillway, an intake tower, powerhouse, a switchyard, and two recreation areas and associated facilities. The amendment revises the Project’s May 16, 2022 certification to update Condition 2(D) – Evaluation of Flows (SCH No. 2021100570) and Condition 16: Auxiliary Spillway Project (SCH No. 2018092009)

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