Putah Creek Fish Passage at County Road 106A

The Putah Creek Fish Passage at County Road 106A project, identified by WCB Project Tracker ID 2025126, is a planning and feasibility initiative managed by the California Wildlife Conservation Board. Located in Yolo County near Davis at the intersection of County Road 106A and South Fork Putah Creek, the project focuses on developing a solution to replace an existing seasonal earthen crossing with a permanent structure. The primary objectives are to ensure continuous fish passage while simultaneously maintaining essential water diversion capabilities for both agriculture and waterfowl. This project is currently in the planning and study phase, as indicated by a Notice of Exemption issued on November 24, 2025, under Section 15262 for feasibility and planning studies. The scope is limited to conducting the necessary studies to support possible future construction actions. The administrative oversight is provided by the Department of Fish and Wildlife Wildlife Conservation Board in Sacramento, with Rebecca J. Fris serving as the primary point of contact. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541330, reflecting its focus on professional engineering or specialized planning services.