Tiburon Sewall Emergency Repair

The Tiburon Seawall Emergency Repair project is a forecast initiative managed by the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 - San Francisco Bay, Oakland, to address sudden seawall damage along Richardson Bay in Tiburon, California. The project is designed to prevent further erosion and protect San Rafael Avenue, a major public roadway, from damage caused by extreme weather events. The scope of work involves restoring the seawall to its original condition through the placement of 75 linear feet of riprap, covering approximately 0.01 acre. The project is classified as a ministerial, declared emergency, and is categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically under categories for existing facilities and emergency projects. The Tiburon Department of Public Works is designated as the agency carrying out the project, with regulatory oversight provided by the SF Bay Regional Water Board. Kelsey Kruger, an Environmental Scientist, serves as the primary point of contact. While the project is listed as a forecast with a posted date of August 8, 2025, no specific contract value, performance period, or formal federal acquisition clauses have been established.