Dogtwon Road over Indian Creek

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has extended Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 1600-2020-0135-R2 to Micah Martin, the project applicant, granting an additional five years to complete the replacement of the Dogtown Road Bridge over Indian Creek in Calaveras County. The bridge, designated as Structure No. 30C0050, is located in a rural area of the Sierra Nevada foothills within Section 33, Township 04N, Range 13E, with geographic coordinates at latitude 38.1504 and longitude -120.5469. No construction work has commenced as of the extension date, and the permitting authority remains rooted in Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code, which governs changes to streams and aquatic habitats. The project’s environmental review was completed through a Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards outlined in the California Code of Regulations. The extension was formally approved with a Notice of Determination dated November 14, 2025, and publicly posted on November 17, 2025. The lead agency responsible for overseeing the project is the Calaveras County Department of Public Works, with Micah Martin serving as the primary applicant and point of contact, while the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, through environmental scientist Hailey Donaldson, retains regulatory oversight. The agreement does not involve federal procurement mechanisms, so no FAR clauses, cost estimates, payment instructions, or traditional contract administration elements such as COR/COTR designations or invoicing systems apply. Performance is confined to the project site, with no delivery or shipping terms applicable, and the regulatory conditions of the amended agreement constitute the sole set of requirements binding the recipient. The extension ensures continued eligibility to proceed under the original environmental conditions without the need for reapplication, preserving the project’s compliance pathway through its extended timeline.