Brad Freeman Bike Trail Reroute Around Hyatt Security Fencing
Summary
- SCH Number
- 2018098326
- Lead Agency
- Water Resources, Department of (California Department of Water Resources)
- Document Title
- Brad Freeman Bike Trail Reroute Around Hyatt Security Fencing
- Document Type
- NOE - Notice of Exemption
- Received
- Posted
- 9/14/2018
- Document Description
- The project will construct a new trailhead and improve public access by rerouting a portion of the Brad Freeman Bike Trail outside of a new security perimeter fence around Hyatt Powerplant. Trail reroute will consist of no more than 28,800 sf (0.66 ac) of disturbed area in total. Soil will not be imported or exported except at SFWP penstock crossing where approx 60 yards of fill (base rock and road base) will be required to build trail up to the level required to cross the existing corrugated metal arch pipe under Oro Dam Blvd. 3 culverts or bridges will be used so cross 3 intermittent drainages/swales that are not tributaries to the Feather River. A bridge or culvert will be used to cross the South Feather Water and Power bypass drainage and a bridge will also be used to cross the Palermo Canal. A new trailhead is required to replace the parking area near the Hyatt guard shack and will consist of a gravel parking area, boulders to control vehicle access, and a pipe gate. Approx 16,000 sf (0.37 ac) of parking will require 450 cuyd of 3/4" minus gravel to be imported (9-in thick surface).
- Contact Information
-
Robin Carter
California Department of Water Resources
460 Glen Dr
Oroville, CA 95966
Phone : (530) 534-2570
Location
- Cities
- Oroville
- Counties
- Butte
- Other Location Info
- Oro Dam Blvd near Oro Powerhouse Rd
Notice of Exemption
- Exempt Status
- Categorical Exemption
- Type, Section or Code
- 15301, 15303
- Reasons for Exemption
- Project consists of the minor alteration of an existing facility involving no expansion beyond current use and minor alterations in the condition of land and vegetation that will not involve removal of healthy, mature, scenic trees. The trail reroute is less than one mile and will only consist of about an acre of disturbance.
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