Las Flores Pipeline CA-324 and CA-325 Repair and Maintenance Project at Nine Locations from Venadito Canyon to Gaviota State Park (Streambed Alteration Agreemen

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has executed Streambed Alteration Agreement No. EPIMS-SBA-61813-R5 with Sable Offshore Corp. for the Las Flores Pipeline CA-324 and CA-325 Repair and Maintenance Project. This agreement, conducted pursuant to section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code, focuses on the restoration and revegetation of approximately 0.23 acres across nine stream locations in Santa Barbara County. The project aims to remediate environmental impacts caused by pre-notification work related to the repair of pipeline anomalies. The specific sites involved include Venadito Canyon, Grey Fox, Arroyo Quemado, Arroyo Hondo - Land Trust, F3 - Land Trust, F7 - Harris, F8 - Harris, F10 - East of Gaviota Station, and Gaviota State Park. The scope of work requires that the disturbed areas be actively or passively restored to support the in-kind or native plant communities that existed prior to the pipeline work. The project is granted a Class 4 categorical exemption under the CEQA Guidelines, as it involves minor alterations to land and vegetation. Administrative oversight is managed by Frederic Rieman, a Senior Environmental Scientist with the CDFW South Coast Region 5. While the project is identified under NAICS code 237310, specific contract values, payment terms, and performance periods are not provided in the available documentation.