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Stewart Canyon Debris Basin Cleanout

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The Ventura County Watershed Protection District is initiating the Stewart Canyon Debris Basin Cleanout project in Ojai, California, under project number P6041902. The primary scope of work involves the removal of accumulated sediment and debris from the 10-acre basin, with estimates ranging from 18,000 to 45,000 cubic yards. Additional requirements include the clearing and grubbing of interfering vegetation, the resurfacing of approximately 14,400 square feet of Crushed Miscellaneous Base access road, and the management of surface water via bleeder pipes. All excavated materials must be disposed of at a site approved by the County of Ventura Integrated Waste Management Division. Performance is scheduled to take place between September 29, 2025, and December 5, 2025, specifically timed to follow the bird nesting season. The project is categorized as exempt under Class 1 Existing Facilities as it involves maintenance without expansion. Compliance measures include adhering to the May 2008 Final Program Environmental Impact Report and implementing specific Best Management Practices. To protect sensitive biological resources, biological surveys will be conducted prior to and during the work, and no mature trees will be removed. Access to the site will be provided via North Signal Street and County-owned Right-of-Way.

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Clean out 45,000 cubic yards of debris from Stewart Canyon Basin in Ojai, CA, Sept. 29–Dec. 5, 2025, with environmental protections.

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California → Ventura County Watershed Protection District

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Ojai, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Ventura County Watershed Protection District
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Watershed Protection is proposing to remove 18,000 cubic yards of accumulated sediment and debris in the existing 10-acre Stewart Canyon Debris Basin. Sediment and debris removal last occurred in 2017. Much of the sediment was captured during the 2023 and 2024 storm seasons. Access to the work area will be from North Signal Street and County-owned Right-of-Way. Work is scheduled between September and December 2025 after bird nesting season. Nonetheless, biological surveys will performed prior to and periodically during work to identify and avoid sensitive biological resources. No mature trees will be removed during work. A Final Program Environmental Impact Report (EIR) on Environmental Protection Measures for the Ongoing Routine Operations and Maintenance Program was prepared in May 2008 (State Clearinghouse No. 2002091107). All applicable Best Management Practices described in the EIR and subsequent regulatory permits will be used for the proposed project. Debris excavated from this existing facility will be disposed of at a site approved by the County of Ventura Integrated Waste Management Division.

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