Under old business, the Planning Board agenda lists a DEIS public scoping session and public hearing for McKie Properties/RIC Energy at 5147 Lockport Road (project ZBUV-2025-003). A Draft Environmental Impact Statement scoping process signals a significant proposed project—likely energy or utility related—subject to detailed environmental review and permitting before approvals and construction. Because the project is in the DEIS scoping and public hearing phase, no construction contracts are awarded and key design, mitigation, and permitting strategies are still being shaped. This creates an opening for environmental consultants, permitting specialists, public engagement firms, and technical designers to support RIC Energy and the town in meeting regulatory requirements and addressing community concerns, as well as for future EPC and construction teams to monitor the project for when it advances beyond environmental review.
Project listed as DEIS Public Scoping Session – Public Hearing for SBL#121.00-2-46.211 at 5147 Lockp...
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The agenda schedules a continued Notice of Intent hearing for 31 Hill Road (Vettese) concerning a dock. This indicates a waterfront improvement project that must meet local and state wetland and waterway regulations before construction begins. Although the document does not mention cost or contractors, dock projects in regulated areas typically require environmental permitting support, design, and specialized marine or waterfront construction services. Vendors experienced in dock design, permitting, and shoreline stabilization could connect with the applicant or provide services to ensure the project meets conservation requirements and any mitigation conditions.
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The budget creates an Open Space Management Program with two recurring components: Fire Road Maintenance and Open Space Vegetation Management. Each is funded at $100,000 and $175,000 per year respectively from FY 2026‑27 through FY 2030‑31, for a combined five‑year total of $1.375 million. These funds come from the Open Space Management reserve and County Measure A (Parks) revenues, and no current contractors are specified. This suggests Tiburon is planning ongoing work for wildfire risk reduction, habitat management, and trail access but still needs partners for planning, implementation, and monitoring. Vendors in vegetation management, forestry, fuel‑reduction, ecology, and open space trail maintenance can propose programmatic or on‑call services to help the town execute this consistent funding stream.
Funding sources identified as Open Space Management (Fund 187) and County Measure A Parks (Fund 260)...
The FY27–FY28 budget highlights a new challenge from invasive golden mussels affecting Contra Costa Water District’s untreated water system. The district plans to complete a Golden Mussel Vulnerability Assessment and Invasive Species Control Plan in FY27 and has budgeted approximately $422,600 as a new capital study under Operations & Maintenance, with intent to integrate findings into operations, maintenance, and capital plans. No vendor has been named for this assessment and planning effort. This opens the door for firms specializing in aquatic invasive species, biofouling control, pipeline and intake protection, and related monitoring and treatment technologies to support the study and position for follow‑on implementation work (e.g., retrofit design, physical/chemical control systems, monitoring programs).
The study is framed as a precursor to future changes in maintenance, operations, and capital project...
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