Green Valley Creek Tributary Channel Restoration

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved a channel restoration project on an unnamed ephemeral tributary to Green Valley Creek, managed by the White Gate Homeowners Association, Common Interest, under Fish and Game Code section 1652. The project aims to halt the progression of a migrating headcut by employing a process-based approach that incorporates engineered streambed material, on-site native small woody material, and live willow stakes to stabilize the channel and restore natural flow dynamics. Hand-planted native vegetation will be used to reinforce stream banks, enhance riparian habitat, and promote long-term ecological resilience. The project is forecasted with a posted date of August 10, 2026, and is located in Alamo, California, within Region 3 – Bay Delta, Fairfield. Point of contact for environmental compliance is Desiree DeLa Vega, Environmental Scientist, while Bart Brandenburg serves as the individual or public agency carrying out the project. No solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned, and the project falls under no specific set-aside designation. Further details and official documentation can be accessed via the provided CEQA Net link.