Tomato Stand Fish Passage Implementation
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The Tomato Stand Fish Passage Implementation project, managed by the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board, involves the replacement of a perched and undersized 60-foot-long, 8-foot-wide corrugated metal culvert with a channel-spanning bridge. Located at Pinole Creek in unincorporated Contra Costa County, California, adjacent to Alhambra Valley Road, the project aims to restore aquatic connectivity and improve fish passage for steelhead and resident rainbow trout. The work is categorized as a Small Habitat Restoration Project and is exempt from full environmental review under CEQA Section 15333. This forecast project is overseen by Water Resource Control Engineer Kathryn Hart, with the East Bay Municipal Utility District identified as the implementing entity. While the project is listed under NAICS code 237310, the provided documentation does not specify a contract value, formal award criteria, or a defined period of performance. The primary deliverable is the installation of a free-span bridge to eliminate existing barriers to fish movement, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the project site in Pinole Creek.
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