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Tadpole Creek Tributary Remediation Project (Notification of Lake or Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-SHA-50417-R1)

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The Tadpole Creek Tributary Remediation Project is an environmental restoration effort authorized under California Fish and Game Code Section 1602 through Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-SHA-50417-R1, executed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife with Ryan Muse as the responsible party. The project aims to rectify ecological damage caused by prior violations by restoring the natural hydrology of an unnamed tributary flowing into Tadpole Creek, specifically by removing an earthen dam and regrading a two-acre area to reestablish ephemeral drainage and eliminate ponding, while using removed material to form slopes that allow natural surface flow without sediment transport. A secondary component involves improving a pond spillway by installing a 30-foot long, 24-inch diameter culvert beneath a levee, capped with a 5-foot wide rock-lined overflow protected by non-woven geotextile and filled with two to four-inch rock, accompanied by a three-foot wide rock-lined channel using 12 to 24-inch diameter rock, totaling 80 cubic yards of rock and disturbing 0.07 acres. All disturbed areas will be replanted with native vegetation, and erosion control measures are implemented to prevent sediment entry into Tadpole Creek. The project is located on Shasta County parcels 208-120-001-000 and 208-120-015-000 near Redding, California, and qualifies for categorical exemptions under Title 14 California Code of Regulations Sections 15302 and 15308 for habitat restoration and streambed alteration. No federal acquisition regulations are applicable, as this is a state regulatory agreement rather than a competitive federal procurement; there is no solicitation number, contract value, evaluation criteria, or formal contracting officer designation. Oversight is managed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Northern Region office in Redding, with Matthew Mitchell as the primary point of contact, and no financial, packaging, delivery, or personnel requirements are specified beyond the technical scope of work.

General Info

Restore Tadpole Creek tributary by removing dam, regrading land, installing culvert, and replanting native vegetation.

Agency

California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Simmons Road, Redding, CA

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EPIMS-SHA-50417-R1 Tributary to Tadpole Creek Notice of Exemption

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PostedDec 18

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 - Northern Region, Redding and Eureka

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Matthew MitchellSenior Environmental Scientist

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The project is intended to remediate damages incurred to fish and wildlife resources resulting from Fish and Game Code violations and restoration of pre-violation hydrology allowing unobstructed flow from the unnamed tributary to Tadpole Creek, restoration of the channel, and installation of appropriate erosion control measures to reduce or eliminate sediment transport to the stream. : The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has executed Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification No. EPIMS-SHA-50417-R1 pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to Ryan Muse. The project is intended to remediate damages incurred to fish and wildlife resources resulting from Fish and Game Code violations and restoration of pre-violation hydrology allowing unobstructed flow from the unnamed tributary to Tadpole Creek, restoration of the channel, and installation of appropriate erosion control measures to reduce or eliminate sediment transport to the stream. The project has two components: 1) Tributary Restoration- Removal of an in-channel impoundment will include grading of earthen material within a 2-acre area to re-establish an ephemeral drainage. The earthen dam at the downstream end of the impoundment will be removed. Material from the dam and the elevated levee will be used to create a slope within the impoundment allowing surface flow through the area without ponding. Some of the elevated levee material will be left in place and compacted to avoid potential erosion of sediment to adjacent Tadpole Creek. The restored area will be replanted with native vegetation. 2) Pond Spillway Improvement- Spillway improvements will require installation of a 30-foot long, 24-inch diameter culvert installed through the southern end of the levee/dam with a 5-foot wide, rocked overflow above the culvert. The overflow and spillway will be lined with non-woven geotextile. Two to four-inch rock will be installed within the overflow. The spillway will be three feet wide and lined with 12 to 24-inch diameter rock. Spillway improvements will result in a disturbed area of 0.07 acres and will require 80 cubic yards of rock.