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San Luis Obispo Creek at San Luis Bay Drive near Avila Beach Stream Gage Project No. 455R277613/ ED No. 26-0081

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The California Department of Water Resources has contracted the San Luis Obispo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District to install a stream gage on San Luis Obispo Creek at Avila Beach Drive as part of the California Stream Gage Improvement Program. The project involves installing a radar stage sensor and wire-weight reference gage on the bridge railing to avoid structural modifications, along with a pressure transducer and water temperature sensor in the stream channel. Data logging and radio equipment will be housed in an enclosure cabinet located outside the channel, with conduit secured via drive pins and rock anchors along existing rock slope protection. All installation work within the channel will be performed using hand tools to minimize environmental impact. The project anticipates no tree removal or alterations to the streambed or bank, though minor vegetation trimming may occur. This initiative, identified as Project No. 455R277613, is located in California zip code 93424 and is managed by environmental specialists from both the Department of Water Resources and San Luis Obispo County.

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CA Department of Water Resources contracts SLO County to install a stream gage.

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California Water Resources, Department of

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Avila Beach Drive and San Luis Bay Drive, CA, 93424

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Notice of Exemption - San Luis Obispo Creek Stream Gage Installation

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AgencyCalifornia Water Resources, Department of
Contacts2 people available
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California Water Resources, Department of
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Brian HumphreySr. Environmental Scientist (Specialist)
Kate SheaEnvironmental Specialist

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As part of the California Stream Gage Improvement Program, the California Department of Water Resources has executed a contract with San Luis Obispo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District to install a stream gage on San Luis Obispo Creek at Avila Beach Drive. A radar stage sensor with a wire-weight reference gage will be installed over the creek on the Avila Beach Drive bridge railing to avoid drilling into or otherwise modifying the bridge structure. A pressure transducer and water temperature sensor will also be installed in the stream channel on the downstream side of the bridge crossing with conduit routed along the existing rock slope protection on the bank to an enclosure cabinet installed outside the channel. Installation of the enclosure cabinet will require minimal ground disturbance and will house the data logger and radio equipment. The equipment/conduit will be secured to the ground using drive pins and rock anchors. All work in the channel will be limited to the use of hand tools. Minor vegetation trimming may be required with no tree removal or alteration to the streambed or bank anticipated.

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