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UPE24-0094, Cleanup and Restoration Project

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The Sonoma County Cleanup and Restoration Project, identified as UPE24-0094, involves the removal of approximately 23,000 cubic yards of unpermitted fill from a 116-acre parcel. This action is required to remedy specific grading and zoning violations within and adjacent to the 200-foot Riparian Corridor setback along Mark West Creek. The scope of work includes the extraction of imported soil, woody debris, and culverts from wetlands, riparian areas, upland zones, and tributary drainages to restore the site topography to its original pre-violation state. Following the removal of fill, the project will focus on comprehensive habitat restoration. This phase includes the revegetation and enhancement of the affected tributary drainages and upland areas, as well as the creation of additional seasonal wetlands. The project is located in Santa Rosa, California, and is managed by the Sonoma County agency.

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Sonoma County project removing 23,000 cubic yards of fill to restore Santa Rosa habitats.

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California → Sonoma County

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Alpine Road, Calistoga Road, Santa Rosa, CA, 95404

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UPE24-0094 NOE and FW Receipt

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AgencyCalifornia → Sonoma County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Sonoma County
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Deborah WallerSenior Environmental Specialist
Keith WhiteProject Applicant

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Use permit to remove approximately 23,000 cubic yards of unpermitted fill followed by habitat restoration within and adjacent to the 200-foot Riparian Corridor setback along Mark West Creek on a 116-acre parcel. Project would remedy County of Sonoma grading and zoning violations (VPL23-0364 and VGR23-0025). The project includes removal of unpermitted fill, including imported soil, woody debris, and a culvert from tributary drainages to Mark West Creek, wetland, riparian and upland areas, with restoration of site topography to pre-violation conditions. Habitat restoration includes revegetation and enhancement of tributary drainages, wetlands, riparian and upland areas and includes creation of additional seasonal wetland.

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