Perseus Timber Harvest Plan No. 4-24-00185/TUO (Streambed Alteration Agreement No. TUO- 56359-R4)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has authorized Streambed Alteration Agreement No. TUO-56359-R4 to Sierra Pacific Industries for activities associated with the Perseus Timber Harvest Plan No. 4-23-00185/TUO in Tuolumne County. The work involves installing and removing temporary stream crossings, conducting water drafting operations at designated sites, and implementing road stabilization measures within specific land sections between Big Rattlesnake Creek and Crane Creek. The project is regulated under Section 1611 of the Fish and Game Code and must comply with the Z’berg-Nejedy Forest Practice Act, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and relevant California Code of Regulations. Approval is contingent upon adherence to a detailed mitigation plan and ongoing monitoring to minimize impacts on aquatic ecosystems and fish habitat. The official place of performance is Sonora, California, with all fieldwork occurring within Tuolumne County. Environmental oversight and approval authority rest exclusively with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, which serves as the responsible agency under CEQA and state forestry regulations. There is no federal contract vehicle or procurement process involved; the agreement is a state-level environmental permit rather than a federal acquisition. No pricing, payment terms, delivery schedules, or contract line items are provided, as this is not a commercial transaction but a regulatory authorization conditioned on compliance with environmental mitigation requirements. Contact for regulatory questions is provided through the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the Department of Fish and Wildlife, but no formal contract administration roles such as contracting officer or COR are designated. The agreement was issued following a regulatory determination of no significant environmental impact, and no federal acquisition regulations, packaging standards, invoicing protocols, or socioeconomic certifications apply.