California Integrated Water Quality System (CIWQS 100.0) - Build Number: mainTrunk.mm.dd.yyyy.1


	California Home

Welcome to California - images of Golden Gate Bridge, ocean sunset, waterfall, flowers, and city skyline


	California Integrated Water Quality System Project (CIWQS)

Facility At-A-Glance Report

[VIEW PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION] [EXPORT THIS REPORT TO EXCEL]

SEARCH CRITERIA: [REFINE SEARCH] [NEW SEARCH] [GLOSSARY]
Place ID 224241

General Information
Region	Place ID	Place Name	Place Type	Place Address	Place County
5R	224241	Feather River Hatchery	Aquaculture/Hatchery	5 Table Mountain Oroville, CA, 95965	Butte

Related Parties

Party	Party Type	Party Name	Role	Classification	Relationship Start Date	Relationship End Date
648792	Person	Elizabeth Mojica	Is Onsite Manager For		03/10/2025
644342	Person	Mary Noel	Is A Data Submitter For		03/21/2024
644340	Person	Jason Cosby	Is A Data Submitter For		03/21/2024
610662	Person	JASON JULIENNE	Is Onsite Manager For		08/20/2020
306167	Person	Anna Kastner	Is Onsite Manager For		02/01/2019
554765	Person	Jay Rowan	Is Onsite Manager For		03/15/2016	07/01/2021
528492	Person	Laird Marshall	Is Onsite Manager For		04/26/2012	02/12/2016
528168	Person	Terry Jackson	Is Onsite Manager For		07/28/2011
448533	Person	Jim Starr	Is Onsite Manager For		11/05/2009	01/28/2013
490699	Person	Armando Rubio Quinones	Is Onsite Manager For		11/05/2008	04/05/2010
489831	Person	Aj Dill	Is A Data Submitter For		10/30/2008	08/20/2013
489823	Person	Sheryl Bailey	Is A Data Submitter For		10/27/2008	12/12/2013
6930	Organization	Ca Dept of Fish & Game Nimbus	Owner	State Agency	10/09/1998

Total Related Parties: 13

Regulatory Measures

Reg Measure ID	Reg Measure Type	Region	Program	Order No.	WDID	Effective Date	Expiration Date	Status	Amended?
397884	Letter	5R	ANIWSTOTH	R5-2010-0018-015	5A040804001	07/02/2014		Historical	N
376866	Enrollee - NPDES	5R	ANIWSTOTH	R5-2014-0161	5A040804001	02/01/2011	12/31/2019	Active	N
344501	NPDES Permit	5R	ANIWSTOTH	R5-2008-0038	5A040804001	01/01/2008	03/01/2013	Historical	N
131478	NPDES Permit	5R	NPDESWW	R5-2002-0114	5A040804001	06/07/2002	06/01/2007	Historical	N
135281	NPDES Permit	5R	NPDESWW	94-091	5A040804001	04/22/1994	04/01/1999	Historical	N
134866	NPDES Permit	5R	NPDESWW	89-003	5A040804001	01/27/1989	01/27/1994	Historical	N
133160	NPDES Permit	5R	NPDESWW	80-171	5A040804001	12/05/1980	12/05/1985	Historical	N

Total Reg Measures: 7

Violations

Violation ID	Occurred Date	Violation Type	(-) Violation Description	Corrective Action	Status	Classification	Source
1142834	02/05/2025	DMON	Prior to April 2025, it was understood that discharge from the round tanks at the Feather River Fish Hatchery was directed into the sump, then into the two percolation/settling ponds. After an in-depth analysis of engineering schematics, it was discovered that the water from those round tanks flows into a chamber adjacent to the sump, but not the sump itself. The water subsequently exits the chamber through EFF-003 and directly enters the Feather River. As part of collecting steelhead broodstock in January and February, adult fish are held for short periods of time in one round tank until they are ripe for spawning. It is necessary to feed these fish while they are being held so that they remain in good condition, survive the spawning process, and reenter the Feather River to continue their lifecycle. California Central Valley steelhead are listed as threatened under the Federal Endangered Species Act, so it is imperative that CDFW minimize incidental take during the spawning process. During the months of January and February in 2025, small amounts of feed (3 cups of feed per day) were given to steelhead in one of the round tanks. Because the understanding of the facility¿s infrastructure at that time was that water from the round tanks did not enter the EFF-003 discharge point, EFF-003 was not sampled in either of these two months. Therefore, the parameters missing from the Quarter 1 SMR include TSS, net TSS, turbidity, pH, and electrical conductivity. It is our understanding, based on data from other California hatcheries such as the Mokelumne River Fish Hatchery where similar feeding practices are conducted and water discharge is monitored, that giving three cups of feed to steelhead each day in one round tank would not have violated any thresholds for water quality parameters.	We are actively working with the California Department of Water Resources and intend to provide the changes that need to be made to the flow diagram and discharge descriptions for the Feather River Fish Hatchery Notice of Applicability (NOA) to accurately reflect hatchery operations and meet NPDES permit monitoring requirements. The Central Valley General Order is preliminarily scheduled for adoption in June 2025, and we would like to provide the changes to the NOA once the draft is issued to CDFW for review. We kindly request your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this issue expeditiously.	Violation	U	eSMR
1142833	01/07/2025	DMON	Prior to April 2025, it was understood that discharge from the round tanks at the Feather River Fish Hatchery was directed into the sump, then into the two percolation/settling ponds. After an in-depth analysis of engineering schematics, it was discovered that the water from those round tanks flows into a chamber adjacent to the sump, but not the sump itself. The water subsequently exits the chamber through EFF-003 and directly enters the Feather River. As part of collecting steelhead broodstock in January and February, adult fish are held for short periods of time in one round tank until they are ripe for spawning. It is necessary to feed these fish while they are being held so that they remain in good condition, survive the spawning process, and reenter the Feather River to continue their lifecycle. California Central Valley steelhead are listed as threatened under the Federal Endangered Species Act, so it is imperative that CDFW minimize incidental take during the spawning process. During the months of January and February in 2025, small amounts of feed (3 cups of feed per day) were given to steelhead in one of the round tanks. Because the understanding of the facility¿s infrastructure at that time was that water from the round tanks did not enter the EFF-003 discharge point, EFF-003 was not sampled in either of these two months. Therefore, the parameters missing from the Quarter 1 SMR include TSS, net TSS, turbidity, pH, and electrical conductivity. It is our understanding, based on data from other California hatcheries such as the Mokelumne River Fish Hatchery where similar feeding practices are conducted and water discharge is monitored, that giving three cups of feed to steelhead each day in one round tank would not have violated any thresholds for water quality parameters.	We are actively working with the California Department of Water Resources and intend to provide the changes that need to be made to the flow diagram and discharge descriptions for the Feather River Fish Hatchery Notice of Applicability (NOA) to accurately reflect hatchery operations and meet NPDES permit monitoring requirements. The Central Valley General Order is preliminarily scheduled for adoption in June 2025, and we would like to provide the changes to the NOA once the draft is issued to CDFW for review. We kindly request your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this issue expeditiously.	Violation	U	eSMR
Report displays most recent five years of violations. Refer to the Interactive Violation Report for more data.

Total Violations: 2

Priority Violations: 0

*Click the "(+/-) Violation Description" link to expand and contract the violation description.
*As of 5/20/2010, the Water Board's Enforcement Policy requires that all violations be classified as 1, 2 or 3, with class 1 being the highest. Prior to this, violations were simply classified as Yes or No. If a 123 classification has been assigned to a violation that occurred before this date, that classification data will be displayed instead of the Yes/No data.

Violation Types
DMON = Deficient Monitoring

Enforcement Actions

Enf Id	Enf Type	Enf Order No.	Effective Date	Status
381783	Oral Communication		08/25/2011	Historical
377587	Oral Communication		02/14/2011	Historical
331652	Notice of Violation		08/13/2007	Historical
243384	Notice of Violation		05/28/2003	Historical
244201	Oral Communication		04/01/2003	Historical
246566	Oral Communication		12/01/2002	Historical

Total Enf Actions: 6

Inspections

Inspection ID	Inspection Type	Lead Inspector	Actual End Date	Planned	Violations	Attachment
23647354	Prerequirement inspection	Zack Chandler	02/12/2016	N	0	N/A
1357617	A Type compliance inspection	Kevin Kratzke	03/18/2008	N	0	N/A
1523524	B Type compliance inspection	Tetra Tech Inspector R5R	04/12/2007	N	0	N/A
464579	B Type compliance inspection	Jim F Rohrbach (Multiple)	07/31/2006	N	0	N/A
303626	A Type compliance inspection	Beth Doolittle-Norby	11/15/2001	Y	0	N/A
303625	Prerequirement inspection	Annie L Manji	06/24/1999	Y	0	N/A
303623	Miscellaneous inspection	Karen L Clementsen	05/05/1998	Y	0	N/A
303629	B Type compliance inspection	Annie L Manji	10/23/1996	Y	0	N/A
303627	B Type compliance inspection	Annie L Manji	09/21/1995	Y	0	N/A
303628	A Type compliance inspection	Annie L Manji	10/20/1994	Y	0	N/A
303624	B Type compliance inspection	Annie L Manji	07/20/1994	Y	0	N/A
303630	B Type compliance inspection	Annie L Manji	07/09/1993	Y	0	N/A
303631	Complaint inspection	Karen L Clementsen	11/04/1991	Y	0	N/A
303632	B Type compliance inspection	Karen L Clementsen	09/16/1991	Y	0	N/A
303633	A Type compliance inspection	Karen L Clementsen	09/06/1991	Y	0	N/A

Total Inspections: 15

Last Inspection: 02/12/2016

The current report was generated with data as of: 10/28/2025
Regional Boards are in the process of entering backlogged data.
As a result, data may be incomplete.

Back to Main Page | Back to Top of Page