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Welcome to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Mitigation Monitoring, Compliance and Reporting Program website for the Ten West Link Project, located near the Interstate 10 corridor in Western Riverside County, California.
Pursuant to the CPUC approval of the Project, SDG&E is required to implement the Applicant Proposed Measures (APMs), Best Management Practices (BMPs), and mitigation measures identified in the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) (adopted pursuant to CEQA Guidelines, Section 15221) and the Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting, and Compliance Program (MMRCP). The CPUC, as a lead agency under CEQA, is responsible for ensuring that the APMs, BMPs, and mitigation measures, as well as plans reviewed and approved by other agencies, are implemented throughout the construction phase of the Project. Below are project documents related to mitigation monitoring that are available for public review.
Quick Links
Mitigation Monitoring, Compliance and Reporting Program
Notice to Proceed
Environmental
Monitoring Reports
Minor Project Refinements
Request
The program's goal is to ensure compliance with CPUC's adopted mitigation. The CPUC, in conjunction with DCRT, drafted a Mitigation Monitoring Compliance and Reporting Program (MMCRP) to ensure compliance with mitigation measures approved in the Final EIS. Click on link below to view a complete copy of the MMCRP.
MMCRP
A NTP is issued contingent upon DCRT's compliance with pre-construction requirements as specified by the approved mitigation measures and responsible agency permitting requirements.
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Notice to Proceed
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Description
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NTP Request
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NTP Approval
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001
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Geotechnical Investigations
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11/29/2021
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12/2/2021
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002
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Full Construction
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4/1/2022
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6/1/2022
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The Commission decision approving the permit to construct authorizes Energy Division staff to approve requests by DCRT for minor project refinements. The decision states that the Energy Division may approve requests by DCRT for minor project refinements that may be necessary due to final engineering of the environmentally superior project, so long as such minor project refinements are located within the geographic boundary of the study area of the FEIS and do not, without mitigation, result in a new significant impact or a substantial increase in the severity of a previously identified significant impact based on the criteria used in the FEIS; conflict with any mitigation measure or applicable law or policy; or trigger an additional permit requirement. DCRT shall seek any other project refinements by a petition to modify the decision.
DCRT's Minor Project Refinement Requests will be made available below when submitted to the CPUC.
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Minor Project
Refinement #
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Description
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MPR Request
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MPR Approval
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001
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Final Mapping Refinements
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4/1/2022
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6/1/2022
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002
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Contractor Yard Location
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8/3/2022
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8/16/2022
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003 Rev 1
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Increased Water Usage
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8/16/2022
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1/17/2023
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004
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Mapping Changes
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10/21/2022
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10/25/2022
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005
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Mapping Changes
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12/7/2022
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12/14/2022
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006
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Fire Hydrant Changes
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12/12/2022
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Revision Pending
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007
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Mapping Changes
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12/16/2022
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Denied / Withdrawn
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008
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Bat Roosting Surveys
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3/27/2023
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4/5/2023
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009
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Guard Pole Locations
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7/20/2023
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8/9/2023
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010
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Extra Workspace
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11/30/2023
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12/18/2023
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For Additional Information
To request additional information, please contact us by email, phone, or
fax, as follows:
Project email:
Tenwest@dudek.com
Project voicemail: (877) 345-9502
Project fax: (877) 345-9504
The CPUC's project manager is:
Eric Chiang, CPUC Project Manager
California
Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco CA 94102
Tel.: (415) 703-1956
Please
report any problems to the Energy
Division web coordinator.
