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GBRK LLC Minor Change

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GBRK LLC has petitioned the California State Water Resources Control Board for a minor change to License 3459 to update the official point of diversion for a facility located along the Merced River near Stevinson in Merced County. This administrative update is necessary because the diversion pump was relocated over 15 years ago, but the license was never formally updated to reflect the current location. Because the relocation has already occurred, no physical work is required for this project. The action is being processed as a Notice of Exemption under CEQA guidelines, as it involves updating an existing facility. The project is managed by the State Water Resources Control Board, with coordination between Water Resource Control Engineer Mina Mohammadzadeh and Water Resources Program Manager Ryan E. Stolfus.

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GBRK LLC updates License 3459 to reflect the current Merced River diversion point.

Agency

California → State Water Resources Control Board

NAICS

924110 - Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia → State Water Resources Control Board

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California → State Water Resources Control Board

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Ryan E. StolfusWater Resources Program Manager

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Mina MohammadzadehWater Resource Control Engineer, Lead Agency Contact Person

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GBRK LLC petitioned for a Minor Change to the point of diversion for License 3459. The diversion pump was relocated over 15 years ago, but License 3459 was never updated to reflect the new location. No physical work is needed.

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