Maine Prairie Water District - Ulatis Creek Pump Stations

SCH Number: 2016112030
Lead Agency: Maine Prairie Water District
Document Title: Maine Prairie Water District - Ulatis Creek Pump Stations
Document Type: MND - Mitigated Negative Declaration
Received: 11/9/2016
Present Land Use: Agricultural with much of the district listed as prime agricultural

Document Description: The project would construct two new pump stations: PSI, at the NW Corner of the intersection of Highway 113 and Fry Road, and PS2 at the SE Corner of the Brown Road crossing of Ulatis Creek. Project elements would include: installation and operation of PS1, a pump station with a 760 sf footprint and 30 cubic feet per second conveyance capacity, discharging into an existing canal to the north, including a temporary coffer dam; installation and operation of PS2, a pump station with a 4060 sf footprint and a capacity varying up to 96 cfs, including a temporary coffer dam; installation of an initial 1.5 mile 48-in pipeline for water conveyance from PS2 of 64 cfs; installation of a parallel 36-in pipeline from PS2 when needed in the future with a capacity of 32 cfs; installation and operation of fish screens at PS2 to prevent entrapment of fish; and installation of power lines to supply energy to pump stations.

Contact Information: Don Holdener
Maine Prairie Water District
P.O. Box 73 6595 Pitt School Road
Dixon, CA 95620
Phone : (707) 678-5332

Cities: Dixon
Counties: Solano
Cross Streets: Ulatis Creek - NW Cor Fry Rd & Highway 113 to SE Cor Brown Rd @ Ulatis Creek
Zip: 95620
State Highways: 113
Waterways: Pump Stations within Ulatis Creek

Review Period Start: 11/9/2016
Review Period End: 12/8/2016
Development Type: Other (2 Ea. Irrig. pump stations & construction of 2 pipelines)
Local Action: Other Action Other Action: permit - Rd Xng
Project Issues: Agricultural Land Air Quality Archaeologic-Historic Biological Resources Noise Public Services Soil Erosion/Compaction/Grading Vegetation Water Quality Water Supply Wetland/Riparian
Reviewing Agencies: California Department of Parks and Recreation California Highway Patrol Caltrans, District 4 Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 3 Department of Water Resources Native American Heritage Commission Resources Agency State Water Resources Control Board, Divison of Financial Assistance Regional Water Quality Control Bd., Region 5 (Sacramento) Central Valley Flood Protection Board