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Lakeside Reserve Pond 6 Desedimentation and Restoration Project

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The Lakeside Reserve Pond 6 Desedimentation and Restoration Project, managed by the Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency, focuses on the ecological restoration and structural repair of Pond 6 at the Lakeside Ranch Reserve in Santa Clara County. The project aims to reverse the effects of sedimentation and structural failure that have diminished the pond's depth, hydroperiod, and habitat quality for native amphibians. Key activities include the removal of approximately 100 cubic yards of accumulated sediment, the stabilization and repair of the pond berm and spillway, and limited recontouring of the pond basins to create a diverse mix of deep pool and shallow margin habitats. The project is classified under NAICS code 237990 and is designated as a forecast with a posted date of August 7, 2026. It qualifies for a Class 33 categorical exemption under Section 15333 because the restoration and enhancement activities are limited to an existing stock pond of less than 5 acres and are expected to have no significant adverse environmental impacts. Matthew Fogarty, the Lead Conservation Biologist for the Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency, serves as the primary point of contact for the project.

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Restore degraded Pond 6 by removing sediment, repairing berm, and enhancing habitat for native species in California.

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California → Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency

Place of Performance

Uvas Rd and Oak Glen Ave, CA, 71231017

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency
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California → Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency
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Matthew FogartyLead Conservation Biologist

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The Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency will implement restoration and repair of an existing cattle stock pond (Pond 6). Pond 6 historically provided water for cattle grazing and aquatic breeding habitat for native amphibians. Over time, structural failure and sedimentation have reduced pond depth, hydroperiod, and habitat quality. The project restores ecological functions of the pond through excavation and berm repair. Project activities include: • Removal of approximately 100 cubic yards of accumulated sediment • Stabilization and repair of pond berm and spillway • Limited recontouring within existing pond basins to create a mix of deep pool and shallow margin habitat

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