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Yuba River Development Project and the Narrows Hydroelectric Project FERC Relicensings

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General Info

Agency

California → Yuba County Water Agency

NAICS

221111 - Hydroelectric Power GenerationView NAICS

Place of Performance

Marysville, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(14)

Yuba Water Agency YRDP & Narrows Hydroelectric Project Notice of Completion

PDF•notice-of-completion

Yuba River Development Project and Narrows Hydroelectric Project Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program

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YRDP Narrows Notice of Determination

PDF•notice-of-determination

2024101277 SWRCB Comments on YCWA Draft EIR for Yuba River Development Project Relicensing

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Yuba Water Agency Draft Environmental Impact Report Notice of Availability

PDF•special-notice

YWA_YDRP & Narrows_FEIR_Chapters 1-4

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Yuba River Development Project and Narrows Hydroelectric Project FEIR Summary

PDF•environmental-summary

Yuba Water Agency YRDP & Narrows EIR Letter of Amendment

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CDFW Comments on Yuba River Development Project DEIR

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Yuba Water Agency YRDP & Narrows Joint Environmental Impact Report July 2025

PDF•environmental-impact-report

Yuba Water Agency Response to CDFW Comments on Draft EIR for Yuba River Development Project

PDF•response-to-comments

Yuba River Development Project and Narrows Hydroelectric Project Notice of Determination

PDF•notice-of-determination

Yuba Water Agency YRDP & Narrows Hydroelectric Project Summary Form

PDF•environmental-summary

Memorandum on Yuba River Development Project Review Period Extension

PDF•memorandum

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyCalifornia → Yuba County Water Agency
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Yuba County Water Agency
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
James NossEnvironmental Scientist
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+1 (555) 000-0000
John JamesDirector of Resource Planning
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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

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The Yuba River Development Project is located on the Yuba River, Middle Yuba River, North Yuba River, and Oregon Creek, and has an installed capacity of 361.9 megawatts. Main facilities include: New Bullards Bar Reservoir, Our House Diversion Dam Impoundment, Log Cabin Diversion Dam Impoundment, New Bullards Bar Dam, Our House Diversion Dam, Log Cabin Diversion Dam, Camptonville Diversion Tunnel, Lohman Ridge Diversion Tunnel, New Colgate Powerhouse, New Bullards Bar Minimum Flow Powerhouse, and Narrows 2 Powerhouse. Though YCWA does not own Englebright Dam, Englebright Reservoir, or Daguerre Point Dam, these facilities are critical infrastructure in operation of the Yuba River Development Project. As part of the Project, YCWA proposes: (1) a new tailwater depression system at New Colgate Powerhouse; (2) modification of the Our House and Log Cabin diversion dams fish release outlets; (3) modification to the Lohman Ridge Diversion Tunnel intake; (4) modifications to recreation facilities at New Bullards Bar Reservoir; (5) modifications to Project roads; and (6) modifications to Project operations and flow releases. The Narrows Hydroelectric Project is located on the Yuba River and has an installed capacity of 12 megawatts. The Narrows Hydroelectric Project includes the Narrows 1 Powerhouse, Narrows Penstock, Narrows Tunnel, and the Powerhouse Access Tram. The Narrows Hydroelectric Project does not include any dams, intakes, switchyards or transmission lines, or roads. Water for the Narrows Hydroelectric Project is received from USACE’s Englebright Reservoir through Englebright Dam’s intake and tunnel. YCWA has not proposed any changes to existing Narrows Hydroelectric Project facilities.

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