TD1963193 and TD2080534 Mill Creek Powerhouse Road Grid Resiliency Project (Notification of Lake or Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-MOO- 53926-R6)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, through its Region 6 - Inland Deserts office in Ontario, has issued a Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement under Fish and Game Code Section 1602 to Southern California Edison for the Mill Creek Powerhouse Road Grid Resiliency Project. The project involves the removal and replacement of three deteriorated wood utility poles with new wood poles and the replacement of two plate anchors at Pole 4824427E with screw anchors, all located within a stream and wetland tributary to Wilson Creek in Mono County, California. These activities are anticipated toimpact 0.45 acres of resources subject to state environmental regulation, and the work qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as it constitues the restoration and rehabilitation of an existing facility to ensure public safety and prevent further deterioration. The project is not governed by federal procurement regulations, as no FAR clauses, federal contract types, or federal acquisition data such as CLINs, accounting codes, or invoicing systems are applicable or present, and the agreement is rooted entirely in California state law and environmental permitting. Southern California Edison is the contractor responsible for executing the work, with Victoria Parsons serving as the primary project contact. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, represented by Environmental Scientist Julia Charpek and Environmental Program Manager Kim Freeburn, retains oversight and approval authority for compliance with environmental regulations. No contract value, pricing details, delivery schedule, or formal period of performance are specified in the documentation, and while the project is listed under a NAICS code for sewer and water infrastructure construction, the nature of the work is strictly limited to maintenance and repair of existing infrastructure. There are no federal representation or certification requirements, socioeconomic set-asides, security clearances, option periods, or organizational conflict of interest provisions referenced. The submission and approval process is managed through the EPIMS system and the Office of Planning and Research CEQA, with no formal proposal submission instructions, page limits, or standardized contract administration data such as payment office details or COR/COTR designations explicitly confirmed, though the environmental staff are functionally serving as the oversight representatives.