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Reach 6 and 7 Erosion Repair (OM-SLFD-2026-011)

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The Department of Water Resources is executing the Reach 6 and 7 Erosion Repair project (OM-SLFD-2026-011) to perform routine maintenance on the primary and secondary sides of Reaches 6 and 7 of the California Aqueduct. Located within Fresno and Kings counties, specifically between mile markers 143.23 and 172.40, the work involves repairing multiple erosions using a backhoe to gather and grade on-site materials and utilizing base rock for larger erosion fills. The scope also includes the installation or replacement of down drains at five specific locations and the use of a water truck for soil moisture control and dust mitigation. All project activities will be conducted within the DWR right of way, with staging and access limited to established paved and unpaved roads. The project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237990 and is exempt from CEQA under Class 1 for Existing Facilities, as it will not impact special status species or habitats. Primary points of contact for the effort include Environmental Scientist Janine Beck and Environmental Program Manager Sara Lowry.

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DWR to repair erosion on California Aqueduct Reaches 6 and 7 using native material and base rock, with dust control and down drains at five sites.

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California Water Resources, Department of

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South El Dorado Ave, Avenal Cutoff Rd, 30th Ave, Huron, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Water Resources, Department of
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California Water Resources, Department of
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Janine BeckEnvironmental Scientist
Sara LowryEnvironmental Program Manager

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Department of Water Resources (DWR) staff will repair multiple erosions on the primary and secondary sides of Reaches 6 and 7 of the California Aqueduct. A backhoe will be used to gather material on site, place it back on the erosions, and grade the surface. Base rock will be used to fill larger erosion. A water truck will be used for dust mitigation purposes and to ensure proper soil moisture. Five locations require installation or replacement of down drains. All staging and access will be on established paved and unpaved roads. All work is within DWR right of way.

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