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Noyo Harbor Marina Geotechnical Boring Project (Project) (Notification of Lake or Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-MEN-66304-R1)

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-MEN-66304-R1 for the Noyo Harbor Marina Geotechnical Boring Project in Fort Bragg, Mendocino County. This project, represented by Anna Neumann for the Noyo Harbor District, involves geotechnical investigations to inform the design of the Noyo Harbor Redevelopment Project. The scope of work includes eight onshore borings using truck or track-mounted rigs at depths of 15 to 35 feet and eight in-water borings using a barge-mounted rig at depths of 30 to 70 feet within the mooring basin. The project is expected to be completed within approximately 30 working days. To protect salmonids and green sturgeon, all in-water construction must occur during the NOAA-approved window from July 15 to October 15. Key requirements include the collection of soil samples for laboratory testing, backfilling boreholes with concrete, and implementing erosion control measures. All non-sample materials must be stored in drums at an upland site before being transported to an approved disposal facility. The project has been granted a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations title 14, section 15306, as it is determined to have no significant adverse environmental impact.

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Geotechnical borings at Noyo Harbor approved for July 15–October 15, 30 days, to support redevelopment with strict environmental protections.

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California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

NAICS

541380 - Testing Laboratories and ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Fort Bragg, CA

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EPIMS-MEN-66304-R1C Notice of Exemption for Noyo Harbor Marina Geotechnical Boring Project

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PostedJul 24

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AgencyCalifornia → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / Agency

California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

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Jennifer GarrisonSenior Environmental Scientist Specialist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Anna NeumannPlease contact Jennifer Garrison of CDFW

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification No. EPIMS-MEN-66304-R1, pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to Anna Neumann representing the Noyo Harbor District (Permittee). The Project is limited to one encroachment for geotechnical investigations to inform the Noyo Harbor Redevelopment Project design. The work includes up to eight (8) in water borings and eight (8) onshore borings within the mooring basin. To avoid potential impacts to salmonids and green sturgeon, in-water construction shall occur within the National Oceanic and the Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) approved work window of July 15 to October 15. The project is anticipated to be completed within approximately 30 working days. Onshore Borings Eight (8) onshore borings will be conducted using a truck-mounted or track-mounted drill rig. Borings depths will be between 15 and 35-feet below the ground surface and will collect representative soil samples for laboratory testing. Bore holes will be backfilled with concrete, capped at the ground surface, and erosion control measures installed to minimize erosion. Material from the borings that is not collected as part of the geotechnical samples will be deposited in drums and stored at an upland site prior to disposal at an approved facility. In-Water Borings Eight (8) in-water borings will be conducted by a barge-mounted drill rig and support vessels may be used to assist with barge movement and anchoring. Boring depths will be between 30 and 70-feet below the mooring basin bed. The barge will include the drill rig, a drill mud circulation system and pumps, and generators to run the pumps. Material from the borings that is not collected as part of the geotechnical samples will be deposited in drums and stored at an upland site prior to disposal at an approved facility.