| Violation ID |
Occurrence Date |
Violation Type |
Violation Description(-) |
Violation Status |
Priority |
Source |
Facility Name |
Violated Reg. Meas. ID |
Violated Reg. Meas. Order No. |
Linked to Enf. |
| 1134400 |
07/18/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
Regional Water Board staff observed gravel fill and shipping containers placed within areas that contain hydrophytic vegetation and evidence of flowing water which is indicative of waters of the state. Staff also observed rill erosion and downstream transportation of the gravel that was placed for the driveway indicating flowing water and wet conditions for at least part of the year. The placement of the gravel in the stream and shipping containers within potential wetlands, waters of the state, is a violation of the Water Code and inhibits the flow of water and limits the functions of the watercourse and any wetland vegetation present. Work within creeks, riparian areas, and wetlands, such as placing fill or installing infrastructure of septic systems, roads, water tanks, or culverts need the appropriate permits from the Regional Water Board. The landowner did not go through the appropriate permitting pathways for work within waters of the state and or waters of the U.S. |
Violation |
N |
Inspection |
Dunya Alwan Property |
458426 |
None |
N |
| 1134399 |
07/25/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
The inspection identified several water quality violations due to the actions of the current property owner including burned piles, ash and debris within the stream channel of Tributary 2 and the bank of Tributary 3; burning of riparian vegetation on the bank of Tributary 3; structures placed within a watercourse or on the bank (garden beds); excavation of sediment from the 90 degree bend in Tributary 2 where it was rerouted; drilling waste (i.e., water, drilling fluid, excavated material) within the Tributary 1 culvert and channel, and gravel placed at the inlet to the culvert on Tributary 1.The inspection identified several water quality violations due to the actions of the current property owner including burned piles, ash and debris within the stream channel of Tributary 2 and the bank of Tributary 3; burning of riparian vegetation on the bank of Tributary 3; structures placed within a watercourse or on the bank (garden beds); excavation of sediment from the 90 degree bend in Tributary 2 where it was rerouted; drilling waste (i.e., water, drilling fluid, excavated material) within the Tributary 1 culvert and channel, and gravel placed at the inlet to the culvert on Tributary 1. |
Violation |
N |
Complaint |
May & Warner Property |
458427 |
None |
N |
| 1134398 |
07/31/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
Several (4) unpermitted stream crossings and a culvert were identified where the discharger had graded roads on their property. |
Violation |
N |
Inspection |
Bartholdy Property |
458509 |
None |
Y |
| 1131923 |
08/10/2023 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
Several (4) unpermitted stream crossings and a culvert were identified where the discharger had graded roads on their property. |
Violation |
None |
Inspection |
Bartholdy Property |
454069 |
None |
Y |
| 1131744 |
08/27/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
A frac-out of drilling fluid (bentonite mixture) occurred while conducting horizontal directional drilling beneath Salmon Creek. Approximately 10-15 gallons of bentonite mixture surfaced through fractures and onto the bank of a creek and into the creek. |
Violation |
None |
Report |
PG&E Freestone Frac-Out |
458373 |
None |
Y |
| 1131741 |
07/25/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
Two burned piles were observed in the Tributary 2 stream channel and along the bank. Additional burned piles and milled wood waste were observed on the bank of Tributary 3. This location also exhibited scorched riparian trees along the bank of the stream indicating that a pile of woody debris was burned in such close proximity to riparian vegetation that it was impacted. Four large plastic containers were placed on the bank of Tributary 3. Owner clearing soil from artificial bend in Tributary 3. Drilling waste observed on road and in Tributary 2 and gravel observed at inlet to culvert for Tributary 2. |
Violation |
None |
Inspection |
May & Warner Property |
458381 |
None |
Y |
| 1131726 |
06/06/2024 |
Unauthorized Discharge |
Regional Water Board staff observed gravel fill and shipping containers placed within areas that contain hydrophytic vegetation and evidence of flowing water which is indicative of waters of the state. Staff also observed rill erosion and downstream transportation of the gravel that was placed for the driveway indicating flowing water and wet conditions for at least part of the year. The placement of the gravel in the stream and shipping containers within potential wetlands, waters of the state, is a violation of the Water Code and inhibits the flow of water and limits the functions of the watercourse and any wetland vegetation present. Work within creeks, riparian areas, and wetlands, such as placing fill or installing infrastructure of septic systems, roads, water tanks, or culverts need the appropriate permits from the Regional Water Board. The landowner did not go through the appropriate permitting pathways for work within waters of the state and or waters of the U.S. |
Violation |
None |
Inspection |
Dunya Alwan Property |
458379 |
None |
Y |
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