South Sacramento County Streams Morrison Creek-Union Pacific Railroad Project

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife executed Amendment 1 to Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification Number SAC-57886-R2, authorizing the Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency to remove one additional valley oak tree measuring 0.12 acre of canopy due to its proximity to ground activities in an intermittent ditch tributary to Morrison Creek in Sacramento County. To mitigate the loss of this native tree species, the applicant is required to restore 0.24 acres of riparian habitat, ensuring ecological compensation consistent with Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code and the California Environmental Quality Act. The project location is identified by geographic coordinates and assessor’s parcel number, with oversight retained by CDFW as the responsible agency under Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations. The agreement is administratively executed with key contacts including Daniel Tibbitts of SAFCA and Harvey Tran and Tanya Sheya of CDFW, though formal procurement elements such as contract type, pricing, payment terms, or standardized federal acquisition clauses are not applicable. No funding identifiers, invoicing mechanisms, packaging requirements, or evaluation factors are specified, as this action constitutes a regulatory environmental permit amendment rather than a federal procurement contract. Performance is tied to compliance with mitigation conditions and regulatory approvals, with no defined timeline or delivery schedule provided, and acceptance is implied through CDFW’s formal execution of the amendment.