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Vineyard South Mining Use Permit

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has granted Streambed Alteration Agreement SAC-64369-R2 to Granite Construction Company for the Vineyard South Mine project. This agreement permits surface mining on a 38.65-acre parcel, specifically targeting 25.77 acres for extraction while leaving the remaining land undisturbed. Once mining operations conclude, the land will be transitioned into open space for non-prime agriculture or dryland grazing. The project is designed to avoid environmental disruption by ensuring no in-water work occurs and restricting construction to periods when existing drainages are dry. There will be no activity within the Elder Creek channel and no removal of riparian trees. The project is coordinated through the Sacramento County agency and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

General Info

Granite Construction may mine 25.77 acres at Vineyard South Mine under agreement SAC-64369-R2.

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California → Sacramento County

NAICS

212114 - Surface Coal MiningView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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SAC-64369-R2 NOD-EIR

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / Agency

California → Sacramento County

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Mark MicheliniProject Proponent

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Harvey TranSenior Environmental Scientist, Specialist

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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has executed Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification Number SAC-64369-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to the project Applicant, Granite Construction Company. The project is limited to the surface mining of a 38.65-acre parcel (Phase 2B) of the Vineyard South Mine. Approximately two-thirds of the parcel (25.77 acres) will be mined with the remainder left undisturbed or reserved for alternative uses. After mining is completed, the parcel will continue to be open space (suitable for dryland grazing) and/or non-prime agriculture. No in-water work will be required for the project; construction activity will occur while the existing drainages are dry. There will be no work on the Elder Creek channel, and no riparian trees will be removed.

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