Regional General Permit for Maintenance of Existing Flood Control Facilities

The Regional General Permit for Maintenance of Existing Flood Control Facilities is a forecast program managed by the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District in California. The program focuses on conducting essential maintenance activities within the district's right-of-way to ensure that flood control capacity and design functions are preserved. The scope of work involves restoring various facilities to their applicable maintenance baseline conditions, including basins, channels, small non-hydropower dams, grade control structures, levees, headwalls, culverts, and bank protection such as riprap, as well as all associated appurtenant structures. Under NAICS code 237990, the project is situated in Riverside County and has been certified by the State Water Resources Control Board and the district as having no significant environmental effect, following a Negative Declaration prepared pursuant to CEQA. The program is authorized under Regional General Permit 99, with administrative oversight provided by the Riverside County FCWCD. Key points of contact include Senior Flood Control Planner Jerry Aguirre and Environmental Scientist Aundrea Asbell.