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ENCROACHMENT PERMIT 1226-NMW-0351

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The Orange County Water District (OCWD) is seeking Encroachment Permit 1226-NMW-0351 from Caltrans District 12 to obtain access to an existing groundwater monitoring well for routine maintenance and monitoring. The project is located in Seal Beach, Orange County, approximately 925 feet north of State Route 22 within the SR-22, I-405, and I-605 freeway interchange area. Access to the well site, which is situated about 850 feet from SR-22, will be provided by vehicle via an unpaved utility road emanating from the shoulder of Westbound SR-22 near mile marker T0.259. All proposed activities will occur within the Caltrans Right of Way, and no new right of way or modifications to the site or surrounding area are anticipated. The project is classified as a forecast with NAICS code 221310 and is exempt under CEQA 15300 Class 1(b). Primary administrative contact for the project is Associate Environmental Planner Bahar Heydari.

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Orange County Water District seeks Caltrans permit for groundwater well maintenance in Seal Beach.

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California → Caltrans, District 12 - Orange

Place of Performance

Seal Beach, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Caltrans, District 12 - Orange
Contacts1 person available
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California → Caltrans, District 12 - Orange
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Bahar HeydariAssociate Environmental Planner

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The applicant, Orange County Water District (OCWD), seeks an Encroachment Permit requesting access to an existing groundwater monitoring well via an unpaved access road within Caltrans Right of way, adjacent to State Route 22 (SR-22) in the city of Seal Beach; County of Orange. The location of the proposed project is approximately 925 feet north of SR-22 within the SR-22, I-405, I-605 freeway interchange area. The proposed project area will be accessed by vehicle via an unpaved utility road emanating from the shoulder of Westbound SR-22 near mile marker T0.259. OCFW needs to access the existing facility (monitoring well) for routine maintenance and monitoring. No modifications to the site or surrounding area is anticipated. The purpose of the project is OCWD needs access to existing groundwater monitoring well by way of the unpaved access road for maintenance and monitoring. The total Disturbed Soil Area is unknown. The work proposed by the applicant will occur within Caltrans Right of way. No new right of way is required. No work will be performed immediately adjacent to Caltrans Right of way. Monitoring and maintenance activities will be performed at the well site, approximately 850 feet away from SR-22.

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