Woodbridge Golf and Country Club Sediment Removal

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved an extension to the Streambed Alteration Agreement for the Woodbridge Golf and Country Club, authorizing limited sediment removal around an irrigation intake pump on the Mokelumne River and seasonal water diversion activities. This action is conducted under Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code and is intended to maintain the functionality of the club’s irrigation system while minimizing impacts to aquatic resources. The project is confined to routine maintenance tasks and does not involve structural alterations or long-term water diversions. The agreement is managed through Region 2 - Northern Central based in Rancho Cordova, with Lou Silviera serving as the project applicant and primary point of contact for the Golf and Country Club. Hailey Donaldson, an Environmental Scientist with the Department of Fish and Wildlife, is designated as the primary agency contact for regulatory oversight. The notification was posted on June 26, 2026, and further details are accessible via the California Environmental Quality Act database, though this specific action does not fall under a formal solicitation or procurement process and is classified as an administrative extension of an existing agreement.