Camptonville Tree Maintenance (OM-OFD-2026-003)

The Department of Water Resources in California is preparing to contract for the safe removal of an Oak tree that is overhanging critical weather station equipment and power lines at a site in Camptonville. Work will involve felling and bucking the tree using hand tools, with the stump cut precisely three inches above an existing fence line. All debris under four inches in diameter will be cleared and hauled offsite for disposal, while larger branches and logs exceeding four inches in diameter will be processed into sixteen-inch lengths and neatly stacked on-site. The work is entirely contained within the Department’s right of way, and access to the location will be via public roads, minimizing the need for additional land use or permits. This maintenance task is essential to ensure uninterrupted operation of the weather station’s data collection systems and power infrastructure. The project is identified under the title Camptonville Tree Maintenance (OM-OFD-2026-003) and was posted as a forecast on July 3, 2026. No solicitation number or set-aside designations are currently listed, and the NAICS code and organization type are not specified. Primary points of contact for inquiries are Janine Beck, Environmental Scientist, and Sara Lowry, Environmental Program Manager, both reachable through the California Department of Water Resources. The work will occur in California, but the precise city and zip code are not provided. All communication and project details can be referenced through the official CEQA Net portal link provided for transparency and tracking purposes.