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Chapter 4: Entitlement Process and Policy Review<br />
California Department<br />
of Fish and Game<br />
Helen Birss<br />
(Jeff and Rick)<br />
South Coast<br />
Region 5<br />
(805) 569-6863<br />
805.448.3432<br />
4949 Viewridge<br />
Avenue San<br />
Diego CA 92123<br />
www.dfg.ca.gov<br />
/hcpb/ceqacesa<br />
/cesa/cesa.shtm<br />
l<br />
Streambed<br />
Alteration<br />
Agreement<br />
CEQA compliance is required before a<br />
permit will be issued. A biological<br />
review, including estimates of impacts<br />
to CDFG waters of the state, may be<br />
required, along with completion of the<br />
CDFG application forms and<br />
supporting documentation. SAAs<br />
typically take 3 to 4 months to process<br />
if CEQA compliance is complete. Upon<br />
receipt of your draft SAA, you have 30<br />
days to review it and notify CDFG if<br />
you disagree with any measures. An<br />
application fee is typically required.<br />
Section 2801<br />
Incidental Take<br />
Permit<br />
Consultation and initiation of permit is<br />
required if biological survey finds<br />
presence of CSC species. If a CDFG<br />
Streambed Alteration Agreement is<br />
required for a project, then CSC<br />
species protection is often handled as<br />
part of that process. Permitting can<br />
take 6 to 8 months.<br />
State<br />
Los Angeles Regional<br />
Water Quality Control<br />
Board<br />
320 W. Fourth<br />
Street, Suite 200<br />
Los Angeles, CA<br />
90013<br />
Phone:(213)<br />
576-6600<br />
WDR Issues-<br />
Enrique Casas;<br />
213 629-2299<br />
RWQCB 401<br />
Certification<br />
A biological review, including<br />
estimates of impacts to waters of the<br />
U.S., adjacent wetlands and receiving<br />
waters, may be required to complete<br />
the permit application. Permit process<br />
typically takes 3 to 4 months. An<br />
application fee is typically required. In<br />
addition, Waste Discharge<br />
Requirements (WDR) also apply.<br />
State Water Resources<br />
Control Board<br />
State Water<br />
Resources<br />
Control Board<br />
P.O. Box 100<br />
Sacramento, CA<br />
95812-0100<br />
(916) 341-5536<br />
www.swrcb.ca.g<br />
ov/stormwtr/<br />
construction.ht<br />
ml<br />
Construction<br />
General Permit<br />
and Stormwater<br />
Pollution<br />
Prevention <strong>Plan</strong><br />
(SWPPP)<br />
Prepare SWPPP and NOI 1 month<br />
before construction. Submit NOI and<br />
required documentation 2 weeks<br />
before construction to receive a Waste<br />
Discharger Identification (WDID)<br />
number. The permit is considered valid<br />
upon receipt of complete NOI. No fee.<br />
Caltrans (District 7)<br />
100 S. Main<br />
Street, Los<br />
Angeles, CA<br />
90012<br />
(213)897-3656<br />
Encroachment<br />
Permit<br />
Caltrans reviews all requests from<br />
utility companies, developers,<br />
volunteers, nonprofit organizations,<br />
etc., desiring to conduct various<br />
activities within the right of way.<br />
58 | Alta <strong>Plan</strong>ning + Design
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