East Cypress Road Widening Project (CIP 302 & 310) (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. EPIMS-CCA-57357-R3)

The City of Oakley is undertaking the East Cypress Road Widening Project within two perennial wetlands and an unnamed tributary to Little Dutch Slough in Contra Costa County, California, under a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement issued by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (EPIMS-CCA-57357-R3). The project involves sawcutting and removing existing pavement, clearing and grubbing vegetation, grading to new design elevations, and paving to expand the roadway through sensitive ecological zones. Prior to construction, two California black walnut trees and three Goodding’s black willows were removed from the project area. The work is governed by Fish and Game Code section 1602 and Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations, with CDFW serving as the approving and enforcing authority. Compliance includes adherence to a formal Mitigation Reporting or Monitoring Plan and fulfillment of specific environmental conditions to ensure no significant impact on protected resources. The project was approved on August 12, 2025, and publicly posted on August 25, 2025, though no formal performance timeline, contract value, or pricing details are provided. The City of Oakley acts as the project applicant and responsible party for implementation, while CDFW retains oversight and enforcement authority. Key operational contacts include Torrey Soland of CDFW and Ken Strelo of the City of Oakley, who serve as primary points of coordination for environmental compliance and project execution. No federal acquisition regulations, contractual clauses, pricing structures, invoicing protocols, or procurement evaluation factors apply, as this is a state-regulated environmental permit rather than a federally procured contract. The location is precisely defined by geographic coordinates and assessor parcel number, with all activities confined to the approved project footprint under state environmental law.