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Staff Gage Replacement Project

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The El Dorado Irrigation District is implementing the Staff Gage Replacement Project to replace damaged water surface elevation measurement equipment at three locations in El Dorado County: Pleasant Valley (Clear Creek), Cameron Park (Deer Creek), and Quintette (Slab Creek). The project involves removing damaged gages using hand tools or excavator picking claws and installing new steel I-beams, measuring 4-6 inches wide and 6-8 feet long with attached rulers, driven 1-2 feet into the creek bed or secured to boulders with rock anchor bolts. To minimize environmental impact, all work within the wet channel will be performed by hand crews, while excavators will remain on dry land. Scheduled to begin in late summer 2026, the project is estimated to be completed within 10 weeks and will be executed during the dry season to utilize low creek flow conditions. The project is classified under NAICS code 237990 and is exempt under California Environmental Quality Act classes 1 and 2 for existing facilities and replacement or reconstruction. Michael C. Baron serves as the primary point of contact for the agency.

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Replace three damaged staff gages in Pleasant Valley, Cameron Park, Quintette with steel I-beams during dry season 2026.

Agency

California → El Dorado Irrigation District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Sly Park Road and Clear Creek Road, CA, 95667

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Notice of Exemption - Staff Gage Replacement Project El Dorado Irrigation District

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AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado Irrigation District
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California → El Dorado Irrigation District
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Michael C. BaronEnvironmental Review Analyst

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The El Dorado Irrigation District (District) proposes to replace staff gage equipment at three locations in El Dorado County in the communities of Pleasant Valley (Clear Creek), Cameron Park (Deer Creek), and Quintette (Slab Creek). Staff gages are rulers that provide a visual measurement of water surface elevations that are used to calculate stream stage and/or streamflows. The existing staff gages at these three sites were damaged by high streamflows during heavy storm events and cannot provide accurate creek elevation data. The damaged staff gages will be removed from the bed of the creeks using an excavator picking claw tool or hand tools to extract the damaged gages without disturbing the bed or bank of the stream. The new staff gages will be 4-6 inch wide and 6-8-foot-long steel I-beams with a ruler attached that will be driven into the creek bed approximately 1-2 feet deep either using a combination of an excavator claw from dry land, hand tools, or attached to an adjacent boulder using rock anchor bolts. District staff will use an excavator outside of the wet channel of the creek. All work within the wet channel would be performed by hand crews. Work activities will be scheduled during the dry season to take advantage of annually low creek flow conditions. The project is scheduled to begin in late summer of 2026 and is estimated to be completed within 10 weeks.

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