California

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced the Department of the Interior’s projects under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for California. Across its Bureaus, the Department will invest in California as part of the recovery plan signed by the President to jumpstart our economy, create or save millions of jobs, and put a down payment on addressing long-neglected challenges so our country can thrive in the 21st Century.

Funding Overview

California: $626,437,971

Bureau of Land Management: $36,262,000

Construction: $2,885,000
- California Statewide Renewable Energy Projects. Install Photovoltaics at 17 BLM facilities
- Critical Health and Safety Radio tower construction and repairs at 24 sites.
- Dos Palmas Fence
Deferred Maintenance: $8,016,000
- Amboy Access Road and Parking Area Improvement
- Arcata Seal Coat and Repair Pavement
- Biz Johnson Trail Bridge No. 9 Replacement and Repair
- Briceburg Water System Replacement
- Cahto Peak and Samoa Roads Aggregate Base Replacement
- Clear Creek Staging Areas 1,2,and 5
- Ft Ord Concrete Masonry Pipe Replacement
- Hollister Parking and Roadway Deferred Maintenance
- King Range National Conservation Area - Paving
- King Range National Conservation Area Butler Building, Milk Barn and Hay Barn Corrective Action
- Mendo-Lake Road Resurfacing
- Panoche Access Road and trailhead
- Piedras Blancas Lightstation Fuel Storage building rehabilitation
- Piedras Blancas Lightstation Potable Water System
- Selby Ranch Site Restoration
- South Dune Recreation Site - Replacement of Vault Comfort Station
- South Park Canyon Bridge
Habitat Restoration: $4,337,000
- HR Bear Creek Ranch Vegetation Restoration on Damaged Roadside Soils
- HR Bodie Hills Habitat Restoration
- HR California Red-legged Frog Crucial Habitat Restoration
- HR Carrizo Plain Restoration
- HR Clear Creek Burn Restoration
- HR Lost Coast Trail Weed Eradication
- HR Mojave Desert Tortise Habitat Restoration
- HR Native Plant Materials Development
- HR Needles Field Office Riparian Restoration
- HR Sage Grouse Habitat Restoration
- HR Summit Ecosystem Restoration
- HR Threatened & Endangered Plants
- HR Trinity River Habitat Restoration
- HR Upper Bodie Creek Riparian Protection
- HRB Blue Door Flat Juniper Project
- HRB Border
- HRB Flat Creek Biomass
- HRB Hoadley Peak
- HRB Horse Mountain Cut/Chip
- HRB Interlakes Stewardship
- HRB Jacks Valley, Wildland Urban Interface, Stewardship/ Fuels Reduction, bio-mass
- HRB Knox Biomass
- HRB Knox Mt. Juniper Project
- HRB Lacks Creek Plan
- HRB S. Mitchell Hill Juniper Project
- HRB Shasta Fire Management Unit
- HRB South Cleghorn,/grasshopper Stewardship/bio-mass
- HRB South Coast
- HRB Stottard Gulch Biomass
Remediation of Abandoned Mines: $8,757,000
- Archer Mine - Site cleanup and restoration
- Badger Hill Sluice Tunnel - mercury contamination
- Barstow Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards
- Calavera County Physical Safety Hazard Sites
- Contact Mine - mercury contamination - EE/CA - mine waste removal
- Darwin Mine - tailings remediation
- Davis Mill Remediation - Site cleanup and removal
- Deer Creek Brownfield Project - mercury tailings removal and remediation/stabilization
- Edith E Mine Physical Safety Hazard
- El Centro Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards
- El Dorado and Amador County Physical Safety Hazard Sites
- Helen Mine - mercury contamination - EE/CA- mine waste removal
- Longfellow Mill - heavy metal contamination, physical safety hazard remediation
- Needles Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards
- Palm Springs Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards
- Rand Historic Mining District - Air and biological monitoring
- Ridgecrest Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards
- Ruth Mine - fencing of tailings
- Sonoma Mine - mercury contamination - EE/CA- mine waste removal
- Tuolomne and Mariposa County Physical Safety Hazard Sites
- Yuba, Nevada and Placer County Physical Safety Hazard Sites
Renewable Energy - Facilitating Authorizations and Permits: $8,450,000
- Ethnography Study for areas targeted for renewable engery project, i.e. wind, solar, bio-mass
- Lands Status Renewable Energy Information Updates to Facilitate Public and Industry Applications
- Programmatic EIS for the Imperial Valley East Federal Renewable Energy Zone
- Programmatic EIS for the Imperial Valley West Federal Renewable Energy Zone
- Programmatic EIS for the Iron Mountain Federal Renewable Energy Zone
- Programmatic EIS for the Pisgah Federal Renewable Energy Zones
- Programmatic EIS for the Riverside East Federal Renewable Energy Zone
- Renewable Energy Case Records Verification and Updates to Provide Application Status
Roads and Bridges Maintenance: $2,452,000
- 0 Road Maintenance Projects
- 0 Bridge Maintenance Projects
Trails Maintenance and Construction: $1,365,000
- Construct trailhead and designate trail routes for Turtle Mountain Wilderness
- Construct vehicle barriers on the Horse Pasture Ridge and Long Doe Ridge Firebreaks.
- Nobles Trail Inventory, interpretive design and management prospectus
- Off Highway Vehicle Open Area Designation signing
- Pacific Crest Trail Maintenance Team
- Paradise Ridge Mountain Bike Trail Phase II
- Secure Western and Northern Boundaries from OHV activity. Restoration, user education, and signing
- Stabilize and Restore closed Off Highway Vehicle trails in Wilderness Study Area
- Stevens National Historic Trail. Trail head
- Trail Condition Assessments
- Viewshed Analysis Old Spanish National Historic Trail

Bureau of Reclamation: $441,409,383

Drought Relief: $42,839,308
- Rehabilitate 5 existing wells. Drill up to 15 test wells and then install and develop up to 15 irrigation wells.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Rental of temporary pumps, 3300 feet of temporary pipe, valves, flow meters and required fittings to pump water from the West Stanislaus Irrigation District Canal into the Delta Mendota Canal. Rehabilitate 3 existing irrigation wells. Drill 9 test wells and then install and develop 9 irrigation wells.
- Replacement of 2 pumps and motors to improve current well pumping capacity. Also, 26 wells have been identified for rehabilitation of pump bowls and/or lowering of pumps in wells.
- Develop up to 2 wells to provide better wildlife and wetlands habitat and to reduce overall water demands on the Central Valley Project.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Drill a test well and then install and develop a community well.
- Drill a test well and then install and develop an irrigation well.
- Install new engine on existing well. Drill 4 test wells and then install and develop 4 irrigation wells. Groundwater to be made available for use within the District's service area.
- Private contractor will drill up to 16 wells that will be used to monitor water tables, aquifer levels, and land subsidence; the monitoring will be performed in coordination with the United States Geological Survey.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Install temporary water line, connections, and faucets for tribal members.
- Drill test well then install and develop an irrigation well.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Install 7,000 feet of temporary 12 surface pipe and booster pump to deliver well water into the District's laterals. Reactivate 5 existing wells; pumps, motors, and electrical equipment to be repaired or replaced as required. Drill 5 test wells and then install and develop an irrigation well. Groundwater will be pumped into the District's irrigation system to be used throughout the service area."
- Reactivate 2 existing wells; pumps, motors, and electrical equipment to be repaired or replaced as required.
- Drill test wells and then install and develop up to 4 irrigation wells.
- Drill a test well and then install and develop an irrigation well.
- Drill test wells then develop up to 2 community wells.
- Develop up to 5 wells to provide better wildlife and wetlands habitat and to reduce overall water demands on the Central Valley Project.
- Drill a test well and then install and develop an irrigation well.
- Rehabilitate existing wells which are currently not in operation. This work may involve replacement of pump, motor, and electrical equipment as required.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Portable booster pumps and temporary surface pipe systems to recover tailwater within the District and pump it back into its irrigation system for reuse.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Install 2.25 miles of temporary pipeline to pump water from an existing well into the DMC. Drill 23 test wells and then install and develop irrigation wells. Rehabilitate, repair, or modify 8 irrigation wells.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Clean, develop, and install a pump and motor on an existing well in the District in order to transfer water to the Del Puerto Water District.
- Install temporary pipeline and temporary pumps. Drill test well and then install and develop an irrigation well.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
- Drill test well then install and develop a well to provide a community water supply.
Environmental/Ecosystem Restoration: $160,685,382
- Bishop Wetlands
- Repair Spring Creek Powerplant Intake (Whiskeytown Lake) Temperature Curtain .
- CVP, Delta Division-Contra Costa Rock Slough - construct Fish Screen to keep fish from entering the Contra Costa Canal intake.
- Trinity River Restoration Program - activities include floodplain lowering/re-contouring, side channel development, gravel augmentation, large woody debris placement, riparian establishment, and other geomorphic and aquatic habitat enhancement activities.
- Red Bluff, Phase I - New Pumping Plant & Fish Screen for fish passage on the Sacramento River, continued diversion of 2,500 cfs to 150,000 acres and an alternate delivery system to the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge complex.
- Bay-Delta Conservation Plan - Implementation/development of a Habitat Conservation Plan
- Battle Creek Salmon and Steelhead Restoration Project, Phase 1B - includes reconstruction of the Inskip Powerhouse tailrace connector and construction of a bypass on the South Fork Battle Creek.
Meeting Future Water Supply Needs: $15,800,000
Title XVI - Water Reclamation and Reuse: $136,592,143
- North San Pablo Bay Restoration and Reuse, Sonoma County Water Agency
- Wells 21 and 22, Irvine Ranch Water District
- Wildomar Recycled Water System, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
- Vail Lake Water Storage Pipeline and Pump Station, Rancho California Water District
- Upper Mojave River Groundwater Regional Recharge and Recovery Project, Mojave Water Agency
- Tustin Legacy Well #1, Irvine Ranch Water District
- Tuscany Recycled Water System, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
- Southeast Water Reliability Project Phase 1, Central Basin Municipal Water District
- South Bay Advanced Recycled Water Treatment Facility, Santa Clara Valley Water District
- South Santa Clara County Recycled Water Master Plan Implementation, Santa Clara Valley
- Rosemead Extension Project, Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District
- San Jose Water Reclamation and Reuse Project Phase 1C, South Bay Water Recycling
- Regional Recycled Water Program, Northeast Area Project, Inland Empire Utilities Agency
- Regional Recycled Water Program, Northwest Area Project, Inland Empire Utilities Agency
- Regional Water Supply Renewal Program - Regional Brineline, Yucaipa Valley Water District
- Regional Brineline, Calleguas MWD Recycling Project, Calleguas Municipal Water District
- Recycled Water System Pressurization and Expansion Project, Eastern Municipal Water District
- Pittsburg Recycled Water Project Phase 2, Delta Diablo Sanitation District
- Pacifica Recycled Water Project - Pipeline, North Coast County Water District
- Padre Dam Water Recycling Facility Expansion, Padre Dam Municipal Water District
- Natural Treatment System Site 67, Irvine Ranch Water District
- El Monte Valley Groundwater Project; Pre Construction Phase: Environmental Documentation Helix Water District
- Long Beach Desalination Research and Development Project, Long Beach Water Department
- City of Oxnard Groundwater Recovery Enhancement and Treatment Phase 1, City of Oxnard
- Antioch Recycled Water Project, Delta Diablo Sanitation District
- City of Industry Project, Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal Water District
- Alamitos Barrier Recycled Water Project Expansion-Long Beach Area Water Reclamation
Water Conservation Initiative: $27,284,417
- Pond-Poso Spreading and Recovery Facility
- Calloway Canal to Lerdo Canal Intertie
- Sacramento Regional Water Meter Installation Acceleration Project
- Oro Grande Wash Groundwater Recharge Project
- Mulholland Highway Recycled Transmission Main
- Tule River Intertie Project
- Antelope Valley Water Bank Initial Recharge and Recovery
- Turnipseed Groundwater Bank - Phase II
Water Infrastructure Reliability and Safety: $58,208,133
- Folsom - Replacement of existing Civil Maintenance buildings (CVP)
- Youth Corps jobs at Lake Berryessa, New Melones, and Auburn/Folsom
- Folsom Dam - Unit Fixed Wheel Gate Refurbishing (CVP)
- New Melones Power Plant-Replace CO2 systems with deluge system (CVP)
- New Melones Power Plant - Replace potable water treatment system (CVP)
- Lake Cachuma Water and Sewage Treatment Plants
- Install Safety Barriers
- Upgrade Water Del.-New Melones - Install Waterline at Glory Hole & Tuttletown Recreation Areas
- Warehouse Building Removal - Stony Gorge
- Shasta Dam- Spillway Bridge Repaint (CVP)
- Replace unit breakers (CVP) at the O'Neill Plant.
- Clean up closed concession areas removal of debris, trash & hazardous waste for trailer sites and perform underground storage tank remediation.
- Property Boundary Identification to address Boundary Issues, trespass, vandalism, etc.
- New Melones Trails Maintenance - Trail Construction - Tuttletown Trail System.
- Folsom Power Plant- Transformer K1A/K2A replacement (CVP)
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines - completes all deficiencies identified in the Americans with Disabilities Action Plan Completed in 2006 for Lake Berryessa. Infrastructure improvements include retrofitting of all buildings, facilities, drinking fountains, walkways, in the Oak Shores Day Recreation Area, Administrative Offices, Visitor Center and Dormitory. Improve ADA parking at existing parking lots and improve access to the day use area. Construction of 5 Shade Shelters with tables, BBQÃ¯Â¾â��s, concrete slabs and trash containers. All construction to meet Americans with Disabilities Act and Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility guidelines.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Retrofitting of facilities to meet Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; includes replacing outdated facilities with ADA compliant facilities, upgrading fishing piers to ADA compliance, providing ADA access for trails historical buildings, visitor centers, day use and picnic areas, replacing outdated showers with ADA complaint shower rooms, and providing ADA compatible signage.
- Modifications to meet current Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) requirements - includes Alternate emergency egress; fire alarm system; smoke/fire barriers; emergency lighting; exit signage; ventilation; fire extinguishers; fire sprinkler system
- Modifications to meet current Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) requirements - includes Alternate emergency egress; fire alarm system; smoke/fire barriers; emergency lighting; exit signage; ventilation; fire extinguishers; fire sprinkler system
- Modifications to meet current Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) requirements - includes Alternate emergency egress; fire alarm system; smoke/fire barriers; emergency lighting; exit signage; ventilation; fire extinguishers; fire sprinkler system
- Folsom Dam Safety of Dams Public Risk Reduction Modification - includes acceleration of construction of spillway gate pier modifications to resist seismic loadings

Indian Affairs: $15,652,588

Bridge Maintenance Project: $206,829
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Hoopa Valley Construction of 20 modest energy efficent modular homes by a tribally owned company.: $1,670,000
Major Improvement and Repair on academic dormitories support facilities infrastructure and demolition: $9,909,881
Road Maintenance Project: $2,695,878
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Yurok Construction of 11 modest energy efficent homes.: $1,170,000

National Park Service: $104,813,000

Cabrillo: $0
Channel Islands: $303,000
- Replace Failing Visitor Center Windows and Retrofit Park Headquarters Windows for Energy Efficiency
- Install 10 kW Grid-Connected Solar Array at Headquarters
Death Valley National Park: $12,521,000
- Sealcoat Parking Areas and Driveways to Prevent Asphalt Deterioration
- Perform Preservation Treatment on Roads Parkwide
- Replace Roofs on Seven Historic Houses
- Demolish and Replace 12 Deteriorated Trailers at Grapevine - Phase II
- Rehabilitate Ubehebe Crater Road
- Correct Safety Deficiencies In Coyote Loop Housing
- Convert Water Plant at Stovepipe Wells to Photovoltaic Power
- Install Photovoltaic Panels on Park Headquarters
Devils Postpile: $62,000
- Replace Unsafe Steps with Graded Trail To Improve Visitor Safety
- Use California Conservation Corps to Improve Visitor Safety at Rainbow Falls Trail and Overlooks
Eugene O'Neill: $30,000
Fort Point: $259,000
Golden Gate: $24,815,000
- Protect Endangered Species by Restoring and Revegetating an Eroding Trail; Replace WIth New Dias Ridge Trail
- Install Photovoltaic Panels on Headquarters Building
- Protect Endangered Species by Realigning Trails
- Install Photovoltaic System to Replace Diesel Generated Power on Alcatraz Island
- Correct Fire and Safety Deficiencies in Multiple Park Buildings
- Correct Accessibility Deficiencies Parkwide
- Remove Accessibility Barriers at Historic Fort Mason to Meet ADA Requirements
- Demolish Two Abandoned Houses in Fort Barry and Revegetate Landscape
- Repair Trails and Trail Structures Parkwide
- Replace Deteriorated Waterlines at Fort Barry
- Replace Water Lines to Increase Fire Protection Capabilities, Marin Headlands
- Replace Boiler In Historic Park Headquarters Building, Fort Mason
- Repair and Replace Boilers and HVAC Systems Parkwide
- Replace Roofing on Multiple Historic Buildings
- Rehabilitate Historic Fort Mason Chapel to Meet ADA Requirements
- Seismic Retrofit and Loopback Antenna Tower for Park Emergency Communications
Joshua Tree: $4,632,000
- Clean and Paint Water Tank Interiors to Prevent Deterioration
- Repair and Stabilize Trails Parkwide
- Repair Damaged Section of 49 Palms Canyon Trail
- Decommission Well at Lost Horse Ranger Station
- Perform Preservation Treatment on Roads Parkwide
- Install Gate to Protect Visitors and Preserve Resource Habitat (multiple projects)
- Maintain Camp Sites and Picnic Area Sites
Lassen Volcanic: $7,700,000
- Perform Preventative Inspections and Cleaning of Park Sewage Lines
- Improve Visitor Safety with Trail Footbridges at Mill Creek Falls
- Rehabilitate Main Park Road, Phase II
- Rehabilitate Lassen Peak Trail
Lava Beds: $895,000
- Install Fire Suppression Systems in Five Historic Administrative and Operations Buildings
- Replace Inefficient Lighting Fixtures in Administration Area Buildings
- Apply Aggregate to Frequently Travelled Unpaved Park Roads
- Modify Valve Handles to Correct Confined Space Hazard for Park Employees in Water Valve Vault
- Install Fire Suppression System in Historic Employee Housing
- Maintain Historic Visitor Use Trails within Four Miles of Caves
Manzanar: $287,000
- Repair Inadequately Insulated Attic in Historic Manzanar Visitor's Center
- Install Grid-Tied Photovoltaic System On Visitor Center Auditorium Roof
Mojave: $6,943,000
- Replace and Expand Yard Lights With Solar Electric Powered Lights
- Spray Dust Palliative on the Kelso Dunes Road
- Provide Preventative Maintenance on Park Roads
- Install Gate to Protect Visitors and Preserve Resource Habitat at Abandoned Paymaster Mine
- Install Gate to Protect Visitors and Preserve Resource Habitat (multiple projects)
- Restore Natural Landscape and Resource Habitat
- Install Grid-Tied Solar Panels on Baker Office Roof
- Perform Initial Temporary Mine Closure (multiple projects)
Muir Woods: $153,000
- Rehabilitate Facilities to Meet ADA Requirements
- Demolish Four Abandoned Structures in Camino del Canyon
Pinnacles: $13,408,000
- Demolish and Relocate Flood-Prone West Side Maintenance & Visitor Facilities
- Demolish and Replace Two Trailers and Tent Cabin - West Side District, Chaparral
- Repair 32 Miles of Fence to Protect Resources
- Install Fencing and Remove Feral Pigs to Protect Sensitive Park Lands
- Construct Accessible Overlook Trail and Connector Trail to West Pinnacles Visitor Contact Station
Point Reyes: $3,262,000
- Develop Perimeter Access Trails, Overlooks and Interpretive Exhibits for the Scenic Giacomini Wetlands
- Reroute Muddy Hollow Trail
- Rehabilitate Campground and Replace Restrooms at Tomales Beach
- Demolish Six Unsafe Facilities at Sacramento Landing
- Construct Staff and Visitor Lodging Facility for the American Youth Hostel
- Install Gate to Protect Visitors and Preserve Resource Habitat
- Demolish Non-essential Structures on the Drakes Bay Fish Dock Pier
- Demolish Hazardous Facilities at Cheda Ranch
- Install Photovoltaic Systems at Four Park Buildings
- Install Photovoltaic System at Historic RCA-Marconi Site in Bolinas
- Install Photovoltaic Systems at Youth Hostel and Visitor Center
Redwood: $4,852,000
- Repair Gravel Road and Horse Trail
- Paint Interior Surfaces and Replace Carpeting at Headquarters Building
- Restore Ancient Redwood Forest and Watershed
- Construct Three Miles of Trail
- Install a Grid-Intertied Photovoltaic System on the Parks' Headquarters and Visitor Center Building
- Repair Storm Damage at Mill Creek Area
- Restore Lost Man Creek
San Francisco Maritime: $821,000
- Install Two Vertical Lifts in National Historic Landmark Building for Accessibility & Safety
- Upgrade and Repair Exterior Surfaces, Windows and Doors of National Historic Landmark Building E, Lower Fort Mason
- Paint Overheads and Bulkheads to Eliminate Hazardous Lead-Based Materials at Historic Ferry Eureka
- Replace HVAC System With Energy Efficient Unit at National Historic Landmark in Lower Fort Mason
- Stabilize National Historic Landmark Steam Schooner Wapama and Install Additional Shoring and Safety Platform
Santa Monica Mountains: $9,920,000
- Install Photovoltaic Systems at Three Park Buildings
- Install Two Photovoltaic Systems at Circle X Ranch
- Refurbish HVAC System
- Install Photovoltaic Systems at Historic Diamond X Ranch and Historic Paramount Ranch
- Install Rodent Proof Barriers in Multiple Park Buildings
- Establish Gateway Interagency Visitor Center at Historic Gillette Ranch Property
- Rehabilitate The Latigo Canyon Section of The Backbone Trail System
- Remove and Replace Student Intern Housing Center Destroyed by Fire
Sequoia and Kings Canyon: $7,354,000
- Replace Potable Water Tanks and Provide Fire Suppression at Park Headquarters
- Replace Wastewater Monitoring Components
- Replace Propane Electrical Generation System with Hybrid Photovoltaic System
- Repair Fire Damage to Tehipite Switchbacks
- Rehabilitate Clover Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Disposal Area
- Repair Storm Damage to the Kennedy Pass Trail
Whiskeytown: $148,000
Whiskeytown Unit: $21,000
- Repaint Exterior of Potable Water Tank
- Replace Deteriorated Carpet
Yosemite: $6,427,000
- Install Renewable Energy Solar Equipment at El Portal Complex
- Purchase Two Hybrid Electric Shuttle Buses
- Install Gate to Protect Visitors and Preserve Resource Habitat (multiple projects)
- Replace Roofs on Multiple Historic Buildings
- Paint Exterior of Historic Public Use Buildings Park-Wide
- Paint Exterior of Multiple Historic Quarters

Office of Wildland Fire: $3,330,000

Hazardous Fuels Reduction: $3,330,000
- Desert Restoration/ Biomass Utilization
- Dos Palmas Desert Habitat Restoration/ Biomass Utilization
- Fandango Juniper Hazardous Fuel Reduction/Biomass Utilization
- International Border Fuel Break/Biomass Utilization
- Protecting natural and historic resources, and at-risk adjacent communities from catastrophic wildfires
- Shasta Fire Mgt Unit WUI Hazardous Fuel Reduction
- South Coast Hazardous Fuels Reduction/Biomass Utilization
- Stones Bengard Biomass for Cogeneration
- Tuledad Warner Mtn Hazardous Fuel Reduction

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: $22,357,000

Arcata FWO: $246,000
- Humboldt Bay/Eel River Dwarf Eelgrass eradication
- Humboldt Bay Dunes Invasive Plant Eradication Project
- Strawberry Creek Riparian Restoration Project
California-Nevada Fish Health Center: $25,000
- Install shade awnings and reflective film on windows
- Replace HVAC Unit
- Install insulation in Admin bldg and laboratory
Carlsbad Fish and Wildlife Office : $211,000
Don Edwards San Francisco Bay NWR: $1,245,000
- Replace 2025-foot Mayhews Unit boundary fence at SF Bay NWR
- Administrative Office Remodel
Humboldt Bay NWR: $150,000
Kern NWR: $67,000
- Repair office flooring, electrical and tile at Kern NWR Headquarters
- Rehabilitate Water Control Structure at Kern NWR
Lower Klamath NWR: $210,000
- Rehabilitate 2.8-mile Unit 10B, 11A2 Admin Road at Lower Klamath NWR
- Replace water control structure 4C-3H and 40 feet of pipe at Lower Klamath NWR
- Replace nonfunctional water control structure 3B-5H and 30 feet of pipe at Lower Klamath NWR
- Replace nonfunctional water control structure 3B-4H and 30 feet of pipe at Lower Klamath NWR
- Replace deteriorated water control structure 9B-1H at Lower Klamath NWR
Merced NWR: $25,000
Modoc NWR: $1,082,000
- Replace quarters
- Replace maintenance shop
Red Bluff FWO: $435,000
Sacramento FWO: $55,000
Sacramento NWR : $1,206,000
Sacramento River NWR: $300,000
Salinas River NWR: $31,000
San Diego Bay NWR: $6,000,000
San Diego NWR: $280,000
- Repair drainage channels parallel to Millar Ranch Road, San Diego NWR
- Replace 2.25 miles of fencing and boundary signage at San Diego NWR Complex
San Luis NWR: $9,807,000
- Rehabilitate 2-mile A-canal extension gravel road at San Luis NWR
- Avoid costly lease expenses and provide an adequate base of operations for staff and volunteers, and an orientation point for visitors by constructing an energy efficient Headquarters/Visitor Building using a standard floor plan design to gain cost efficiencies
Stone Lakes NWR: $264,000
Tehama Colusa Fish Facility: $213,000
- Replace aging inefficient A/C
- Replace aging garage roll-up doors with insulated doors
- Install ventilators in Warehouse Roof
- Replace aging, inefficient modular trailer office space with modern, energy efficient office space
- Repair of damaged exterior building walls
- Install exterior drainage alongside Admin building
Tule Lake NWR: $245,000
Ventura FWO: $170,000
Yreka FWO: $90,000

U.S. Geological Survey: $2,614,000

Deferred Maintenance: $71,000
Deferred Maintenance - Discontinued Streamgages, Cableways, Wells: $1,655,000
- Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 2
- Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 2
- Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 7
- Removal of Discontinued Cableway Station 2
- Removal of Discontinued Cableway Station 3
- Removal of Discontinued Cableway Station 5
- Removal of Discontinued Streamgage 1
Upgrade Streamgages: $688,000
Volcano Monitoring: $200,000

Projects in California

Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 2

Project Number: N/A
Bureau: U.S. Geological Survey
Unit: N/A
State: CA
Congressional District: 99
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance - Discontinued Streamgages, Cableways, Wells

Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 2

Project Number: N/A
Bureau: U.S. Geological Survey
Unit: N/A
State: CA
Congressional District: 99
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance - Discontinued Streamgages, Cableways, Wells

Abandonment of Discontinued Ground Water Well 7

Project Number: N/A
Bureau: U.S. Geological Survey
Unit: N/A
State: CA
Congressional District: 99
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance - Discontinued Streamgages, Cableways, Wells

Administrative Office Remodel

Project Number: R8LA
TAFS: 14-1610
Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Unit: Don Edwards San Francisco Bay NWR
State: CA
Congressional District: 13
Type of Project: Construction
Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

Alamitos Barrier Recycled Water Project Expansion-Long Beach Area Water Reclamation

Project Number: 1.101
TAFS: 14-0681
Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
Unit: Long Beach Area Water Reclamation Water Replenishment District of Southern California
State: CA
Congressional District: 39
Type of Project: Title XVI - Water Reclamation and Reuse

Amboy Access Road and Parking Area Improvement

Project Number: LDDFR1130000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAD09000 - Needles Field Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 41
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance

Antelope Valley Water Bank Initial Recharge and Recovery

Project Number: 27.102
TAFS: 14-0681
Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
Unit: Semitropic-Rosamond Water Bank Authority
State: CA
Congressional District: 21
Type of Project: Water Conservation Initiative

Antioch Recycled Water Project, Delta Diablo Sanitation District

Project Number: 1.102
TAFS: 14-0681
Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
Unit: Delta Diablo Sanitation District
State: CA
Congressional District: 10
Type of Project: Title XVI - Water Reclamation and Reuse

Apply Aggregate to Frequently Travelled Unpaved Park Roads

Project Number: 149422
TAFS: (14-1035 2009 2010) Operation of the National Park System - Recovery Act
Bureau: National Park Service
Unit: Lava Beds
State: CA
Congressional District: 99
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance
Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
Project Status Updated: 03/03/10

Arcata Seal Coat and Repair Pavement

Project Number: LDDFR0660000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAC00000 - Central California District Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 1
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance

Archer Mine - Site cleanup and restoration

Project Number: LXABH0140000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAC00000 - Central California District Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 21
Type of Project: Remediation of Abandoned Mines

Avoid costly lease expenses and provide an adequate base of operations for staff and volunteers, and an orientation point for visitors by constructing an energy efficient Headquarters/Visitor Building using a standard floor plan design to gain cost efficiencies

Project Number: R8AF
TAFS: 14-1613
Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Unit: San Luis NWR
State: CA
Congressional District: 18
Type of Project: Construction
Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

Badger Hill Sluice Tunnel - mercury contamination

Project Number: LXABH0810000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAC00000 - Central California District Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 4
Type of Project: Remediation of Abandoned Mines

Barrier removal in Central California to benefit threatened steelhead and Coho salmon.

Project Number: R8FF
TAFS: 14-1610
Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Unit: Ventura FWO
State: CA
Congressional District: 17
Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

Barstow Off Highway Vehicle Physical Safety Hazards

Project Number: LXABH0040000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAD00000 - Desert District Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 25
Type of Project: Remediation of Abandoned Mines

Battle Creek Salmon and Steelhead Restoration Project, Phase 1B - includes reconstruction of the Inskip Powerhouse tailrace connector and construction of a bypass on the South Fork Battle Creek.

Project Number: 14
TAFS: 14-0681
Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
Unit: CA Bay-Delta Restoration - CALFED
State: CA
Congressional District: 2
Type of Project: Environmental/Ecosystem Restoration

Big Bear Flats stream habitat restoration to benefit the endangered Shasta crayfish, Willow Flycatcher and Pacific fisher.

Project Number: R8EB
TAFS: 14-1610
Bureau: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Unit: Red Bluff FWO
State: CA
Congressional District: 2
Type of Project: Habitat Restoration
Project Status: Project on track to be completed with Recovery Act funds
Project Status Updated: 02/17/10

Bishop Wetlands

Project Number: 110.532
TAFS: 14-0681
Bureau: Bureau of Reclamation
Unit: Inyo County, Native American Affairs Program
State: CA
Congressional District: 25
Type of Project: Environmental/Ecosystem Restoration
Project Status: Additional project that will be completed with Recovery Act Funds
Project Status Updated: 11/30/2010

Biz Johnson Trail Bridge No. 9 Replacement and Repair

Project Number: LDDFR0620000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAN05000 - Eagle Lake Field Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 4
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance

Briceburg Water System Replacement

Project Number: LDDFR0770000
Bureau: Bureau of Land Management
Unit: LLCAC00000 - Central California District Office
State: CA
Congressional District: 19
Type of Project: Deferred Maintenance