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California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notifications
Enacted in 1970, CEQA is a California statute that requires state and local agencies to identify the significant environmental impacts of their projects and to avoid or mitigate those impacts, if feasible.
The following list contains CEQA documents pertaining to calendar year 2018. For CEQA documents for prior calendar years, please click here.
2018
Well No. 125 Replacement, New Well No. 177 (Project No. D1897) - Notice of Exemption
New Well No. 176, Well No. 124 Replacement (Project No. D1896) - Notice of Exemption
Recycled Water Storage Pond Relining, Ponds 1/2 and 3 (Project Nos. D1904 and D1905) - Notice of Exemption
Crystalaire Drive Potable Water Pipeline Replacement (Project No. D1937) - Notice of Exemption
Distribution System Water Quality Sample Stations (Project No. D1943) - Notice of Exemption
Pressure Reducing Station Modifications at Via Vista Grande (Project No. 20161); Avocado Mesa (Project No. 20162); and Carancho West (Project No. 20163) - Notice of Exemption
New Well No. 176 (Project No. D1896) - Notice of Exemption
Pressure Reducing Station Modifications at Carancho Road (Project No. D1940) - Notice of Exemption
FY 2018-2019 Reservoir Recoat Projects (Project Nos. D1951, D1952, D1953, and D1957) - Notice of Exemption
National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA) Notifications
Also enacted in 1970, NEPA establishes federal environmental policies requiring all federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of proposed projects prior to making decisions such as issuing permits or spending federal money. The principal goal of NEPA is to ensure that projects are designed, located, and operated in ways that reduce adverse effects and increase beneficial impacts. All projects that receive federal funding are subject to NEPA requirements.
(NEPA) Notifications
Also enacted in 1970, NEPA establishes federal environmental policies requiring all federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of proposed projects prior to making decisions such as issuing permits or spending federal money. The principal goal of NEPA is to ensure that projects are designed, located, and operated in ways that reduce adverse effects and increase beneficial impacts. All projects that receive federal funding are subject to NEPA requirements.
- None at this time
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Environmental review of RCWD projects is prepared in accordance with RCWD’s Local Guidelines for Implementing the California Environmental Quality Act.
RCWD Local CEQA Guidelines
Environmental review of RCWD projects is prepared in accordance with RCWD’s Local Guidelines for Implementing the California Environmental Quality Act.