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Permit No. 19901 – Alamar Dry Boat Dock Storage Project

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The Alamar Dry Boat Dock Storage Project, identified as Permit No. 19901, is a construction initiative managed by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board located at 5999 Garden Highway in Sacramento, California. The project scope involves the construction of a 120-foot wide by 100-foot long dry boat storage metal building featuring concrete access stairs and a retaining wall with riprap along the west foundation, situated on previously permitted waterside berm fill material along the east bank levee of the Sacramento River. Additional site improvements include the installation of new paved parking stalls, a 4-inch diameter PVC drainage line with catch basins, and new landscaping and hardscaping along the waterside shoulder fenceline. The project also requires the removal of existing structures, including a wood fence, chain link fence, foundation, storage sheds, storage box, and trees, while authorizing existing encroachments such as a cattle gate, a storage box concrete pad, and metal fencing with a slide gate. Classified under NAICS code 236210 and posted on June 29, 2026, the project is designated as a special-notice forecast. It has been granted a Notice of Exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act under multiple categorical exemptions, as the work consists of small new construction and minor alterations with no expansion of use.

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Construct 120x100 ft metal boat storage with stairs, retaining wall, drainage, parking, and landscaping on Sacramento River levee.

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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

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Sacramento, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
Contacts2 people available
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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
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Angela Nguyen-TanSenior Environmental Scientist
Kristine GreeneGeneral Manager

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To construct an approximately 120-foot wide by 100-foot-long dry boat storage metal building with concrete access stairs and a retaining wall with riprap along the west foundation on top of previously permitted waterside berm fill material located along the left (east) bank levee of the Sacramento River. To construct new paved parking stalls and a 4-inch diameter PVC drainage line with catch basins. New landscaping and hardscaping are proposed along the waterside shoulder fenceline. To remove existing features including a wood fence, chain link fence, foundation, storage sheds, storage box, and trees. To authorize the following existing encroachments on the parcel: metal fencing and slide gate along the levee waterside shoulder, cattle gate, and storage box concrete pad.

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