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The California Department of Parks and Recreation, Northern Buttes District, is granting a Right of Entry permit to PG&E to install ten electric vehicle chargers at the Discovery Hall parking area within the Lake Oroville State Recreation Area in Butte County. This project is part of the EV Charge Parks Pilot Participation Agreement and is classified under NAICS code 237130. The project has been issued a Notice of Exemption based on categorical exemptions for minor alterations and maintenance that result in negligible expansion of use. The scope of work includes significant electrical and civil infrastructure improvements. PG&E will excavate two trenches to install a new meter and electrical conduit, install an electrical transformer on a concrete pad mount, and set ten charger foundations and pedestals. Site restoration and construction activities include pouring and repairing approximately 10 square feet of concrete, restoring 355 square feet of softscape, and regrading and pouring 570 square feet of concrete for parking stalls and 130 square feet for sidewalks. The project will be completed with the installation of vehicle bollards and appropriate signage, with Jared Zucker serving as the primary point of contact.

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PG&E to install ten EV chargers at Lake Oroville parking area with trenching, concrete, and infrastructure work by 2026.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

NAICS

237130 - Power and Communication Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Bidwell Canyon Road and Arroyo Drive, Oroville, CA

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PG&E EV Charger Install Right of Entry Permit Exemption Notice

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Jared ZuckerDistrict Services Manager

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Purpose of the project is to grant a Right of Entry (ROE) permit to PG&E for access to the Discovery Hall parking area in Lake Oroville State Recreation Area to install electrical vehicle (EV) chargers to provide EV charging capabilities for park visitors as part of the EV Charge Parks Pilot Participation Agreement. To install ten (10) new EV chargers work will: Excavate a 36-in. wide by 45-ft long trench from an existing power pole to a new meter; From the meter, excavate a 24-in. wide by 120-ft trench through the asphalt/concrete surrounding soils; Install and pull all necessary electrical conduit and electrical lines; Pour a concrete pad mount for an electrical transformer and install the transformer; Install ten (10) EV Charger foundations and pedestals; Pour/repair approx. 10SF of concrete; Restore approx. 355SF of excavated softscape; Regrade and pour approx. 570SF of concrete for parking stalls; Regrade and pour approx. 130SF of concrete for sidewalk; and Install vehicle bollards and appropriate signage.

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