Lime Kiln Road Bridge Replacement over Curtis Creek - Phase II (Bridge No. 32C0016), BRLO-5932(067)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife amended Streambed Alteration Agreement 1600-2018-0245-R4 to authorize Tuolumne County to proceed with the replacement of the Lime Kiln Road Bridge over Curtis Creek and the realignment of the roadway, located approximately 3.5 miles southeast of Sonora, California. The project, identified as Phase II of Bridge No. 32C0016, is governed by environmental compliance under the California Environmental Quality Act, with a mitigated negative declaration in place and specific mitigation measures mandated by CDFW to protect the foothill yellow-legged frog. The amendment permits the employment of a designated worker specifically tasked with on-site monitoring for this threatened species, ensuring that project activities remain in compliance with state environmental regulations. The project is led by Tuolumne County as the contracting authority, with CDFW serving as the regulatory agency responsible for oversight and approval. No federal contract clauses, pricing details, or procurement evaluation criteria are included in the documentation, indicating that this is a state-level infrastructure project executed under regulatory authority rather than a federally funded acquisition. The place of performance is clearly defined as the project site in Sonora, with no specified delivery schedules, contract value, or invoicing mechanisms provided. Point of contact for the county is Kim MacFarlane, Assistant Planner, while Clint Stevens of CDFW acts as the primary environmental liaison. The absence of a formal contract number, uniform entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or federal acquisition regulations suggests this is an environmental regulatory action under CEQA rather than a competitive procurement, with enforcement tied to compliance with the amended agreement conditions and ongoing monitoring obligations.