Marysville Ring Levee Project - Phase 2A South and 2C
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The Marysville Ring Levee Project, specifically Phases 2B and 3, involves the utility relocation of the Nicolaus-Marysville 60kV transmission line in Yuba County, California. This project, managed under Permit No. 19968, seeks to authorize an existing PG&E electric transmission line that was originally established in 1966. The line crosses the Yuba River and the Marysville Ring Levee and is currently authorized under the Flood Protection Levee Easement. The scope of work focuses on the operation, maintenance, or minor alteration of these existing structures, with specific pole structures identified at geographic coordinates within the Yuba River Basin. The Central Valley Flood Protection Board is the approving agency for this project. Due to the nature of the work involving existing facilities without an expansion of use, the project has been granted a Notice of Exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under the Class 1 Existing Facilities categorical exemption. While specific contract values, delivery schedules, and evaluation factors are not provided in the current documentation, the project is categorized under NAICS code 221121 and is overseen by environmental and project management contacts from the Department of Water Resources and PG&E.
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