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San Diego Gas & Electric

Mira Sorrento Distribution Substation Project

(Application A.11-10-015)

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Welcome to the Mitigation Monitoring Compliance and Reporting Program page for the Mira Sorrento Distribution Substation Project located in the northwestern portion of the City of San Diego, California.

Pursuant to the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) approval of the Project, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is required to implement the Applicant Proposed Measures (APMs) and mitigation measures identified in the Final Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) and the Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting, and Compliance Program (MMRCP). The CPUC, as the lead agency, is responsible for ensuring that the APMs 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.

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Mitigation Monitoring, Compliance and Reporting Program

Notice to Proceed

Environmental Monitoring Reports

Variance Requests

Mitigation Monitoring, Compliance and Reporting Program

The program’s goal is to ensure compliance with CPUC’s adopted mitigation. The CPUC, in conjunction with SDG&E, drafted a Mitigation Monitoring Compliance and Reporting Program (MMCRP) to ensure compliance with mitigation measures approved in the Final IS/MND. Click on link below to view a complete copy of the MMCRP.

Notice to Proceed (NTP)

A NTP is issued contingent upon SDG&E’s compliance with pre-construction requirements as specified by the approved mitigation measures and responsible agency permitting requirements.

Click on links below for the SDG&E NTP Request and CPUC approval.

Environmental Monitoring Reports

A CPUC Environmental Monitor (EM) is monitoring construction activities to ensure that they are conducted in accordance with the approved mitigation measures and permit conditions. Reports documenting construction status and compliance activities will be provided when available.

Weekly Report #001 – Weekly Report for period ending 7.14.13

Weekly Report #002 – Weekly Report for period ending 7.21.13

Weekly Report #003 – Weekly Report for period ending 7.28.13

Weekly Report #004 – Weekly Report for period ending 8.4.13

Weekly Report #005 – Weekly Report for period ending 8.11.13

Weekly Report #006 – Weekly Report for period ending 8.18.13

Weekly Report #007 – Weekly Report for period ending 8.25.13

Weekly Report #008 – Weekly Report for period ending 9.1.13

Weekly Report #009 – Weekly Report for period ending 9.8.13

Weekly Report #010 – Weekly Report for period ending 9.15.13

Weekly Report #011 – Weekly Report for period ending 9.22.13

Weekly Report #012 – Weekly Report for period ending 9.29.13

Weekly Report #013 – Weekly Report for period ending 10.6.13

Weekly Report #014 – Weekly Report for period ending 10.13.13

Variance Requests

As defined by the MMCRP, at various times throughout project construction, the need for extra workspace or additional access roads may be identified. Similarly, changes to the project requirements (e.g., mitigation measures, specifications) may be needed to facilitate construction or provide more effective protection of resources. The CPUC Project Manager, along with the CPUC EMs, will implement the variance procedures defined in the MMCRP to evaluate each proposed project variance for its potential for creating adverse environmental effects to determine whether supplemental CEQA review is required. Variance requests will provided here when available.

For Additional Information

To request additional information or to be added to the mailing list, please contact us by email, phone, or fax, as follows:

Project email: mirasorrentosub@dudek.com
Project voicemail: 866-467-4790
Project fax: 866-467-4791

The CPUC's project manager is:

Michael Rosauer, CPUC Project Manager
California Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco CA 94102
Tel. 415-703-2579
Fax 415-703-2200

 

Please report any problems to the Energy Division web coordinator.

 

Contact Information During Construction

Project email: mirasorrentosub@dudek.com

Project voicemail:
866-467-4790

Project fax:
866-467-4791