Report of Permit Applications and Federal Consistency Actions and Amendment Requests
This report lists the applications and federal consistency determinations, including amendment requests, which have been received by the Commission. This listing is provided to allow members of the public who have an interest in a particular area or project to have the earliest possible opportunity to become involved in the Commission’s review and analysis of the project. Inquiries should be directed to the staff member assigned to the project.
Permit Applications, Consistency Determinations, and Amendments Received for Processing
April 15, 2013 and May 1, 2013
Application Number |
Applicant |
Location |
Project Summary |
Staff Contact |
Application for Non-Material Amendment No. One to Permit No. M1974.060.01 |
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Cherokee Simeon Ventures, and East Bay Regional Park District |
Within the 100-foot shoreline band, at 51st Street and Channel Avenue (Stege Marsh), in the City of Richmond, Contra Costa County. |
Remediate a former pistol range by conducting surveys, installing fencing, and excavating and removing lead-impacted soil. |
Erik Buehmann |
Application for Major Permit No. 2013.008.00 |
OMP/I&G Creekside Investors, LLC |
In a certain waterway, at the southern terminus of Fremont Boulevard, in the City of Fremont, Alameda County. |
Construct an approximately 5,000-square-foot vehicular bridge to extend Fremont Boulevard to an undeveloped site. |
Erik Buehmann |
Application for Non-Material Amendment No. Four to Permit No. M1975.047.04 |
Plains Products Terminal, LLC |
In the Bay, at the Port of Richmond, at 488 Wright Avenue, in the City of Richmond, Contra Costa County. |
Construct an approximately 400-square-foot pile-supported platform with a gangway to support an emergency fire pump. |
Rafael Montes |
Application for Non-Material Amendment No. Six to Permit No. M1999.026.06 |
Vallejo Yacht Club |
In the Bay, at the Vallejo Yacht Club, at 485 Mare Island Way, in the City of Vallejo, Solano County, and at the federally-designated dredged material disposal site in the Carquinez Strait (SF-09). |
Over a 10-year period, dredge up to 70,000 cubic yards of material with disposal at the designated disposal site in Carquinez Strait (SF-09). |
Pascale Soumoy |











