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PTO COMPANY DBA SITE_ADDRESS SITE_CITY STATUS LICENSE_TYPE LICENSE_SUBTYPE dba MID BAY FORD GNR-0017221 1 GO LLC GNR-017259 LINCOLN 550 AUTO CENTER DR WATSONVILLE PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE DISPENSING 15527 AERA ENERGY, LLC 66893 SARGEANTS CYN RD SAN ARDO PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND 16115 Aerostar Development, Inc. Pajaro Valley Golf Club 967 SALINAS RD ROYAL OAKS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND SAN JUAN GASOLINE STORAGE 7535A Amycel, Inc. 553 MISSION VINEYARD RD BAUTISTA PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE APTOS/LA SELVA FIRE GNR- DISPENSING GNR-0017290 017331 6934 SOQUEL DR APTOS PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE Aromas Tri-County Fire DISPENSING 15600 Protection 492 Carpenteria Road Aromas PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE Aromas/San Juan Unified DISPENSING 15631 School 2320 San Juan Highway San Juan Bautista PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND Bayonet/Blackhorse Golf 15571 B & B Golf Course Properties, Course 1 McClure Way Seaside PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE STORAGE 7496A B & P Packing Co., Inc. 300 Nestles Road Soledad PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE BIG SUR UNIFIED SCHOOL DISPENSING 15663 DISTRICT 68401 HWY 1 BIG SUR PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE DISPENSING 15456 Bosch Baha'i School 500 COMSTOCK LN SANTA CRUZ PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE Boulder Creek Fire Protection DISPENSING 15463 District 13230 CENTRAL AVE BOULDER CREEK PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE Boulder Creek Golf & Country DISPENSING 15628 Club 16901 BIG BASIN WAY BOULDER CREEK PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF Elkhorn Slough Ecological 15657 FISH AND WILDLIFE Rese 1700 ELKHORN RD ROYAL OAKS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Ben Lomond Conservation 15592 Forestry Camp 13575 EMPIRE GRADE SANTA CRUZ PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15532 Forestry Ranger Uni 25820 AIRLINE HWY PAICINES PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15533 Forestry Ranger Uni 5300 Coalinga Hernandez Paicines PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15535 Forestry Ranger Uni 16650 Cachagua Rd Carmel Valley PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND PTO COMPANY DBA SITE_ADDRESS SITE_CITY STATUS LICENSE_TYPE LICENSE_SUBTYPE California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15536 Forestry Ranger Uni 1979 Fairview Road Hollister PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15537 Forestry Ranger Uni GARDEN RD MONTEREY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15538 Forestry Ranger Uni 4180 Seventeen Mile Drive Pebble Beach PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15539 Forestry Ranger Uni 20400 Panoche Road Paicines PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of San Benito-Monterey 15836 Forestry Ranger Uni 33161 FRONT ST SOLEDAD PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15586 Forestry Ranger Un 6015 Gushee Street Felton PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15587 Forestry Ranger Un 4750 SOQUEL SAN JOSE RD SOQUEL PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15588 Forestry Ranger Un 12900 Skyline Blvd Los Gatos PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15589 Forestry Ranger Un 25040 HIGHLAND WAY LOS GATOS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15590 Forestry Ranger Un 120 Eureka Canyon Road Watsonville PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Santa Cruz-San Mateo 15591A Forestry Ranger Un 240 SWANTON RD DAVENPORT PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE SAN BENITO-MONTERY 15530 PROTECTION RANGER UNIT 401 CANAL ST KING CITY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE SAN BENITO-MONTERY 15531 PROTECTION RANGER UNIT 67820 JOLON RD LOCKWOOD PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE SAN BENITO-MONTERY 15534 PROTECTION RANGER UNIT 65789 BRADLEY RD BRADLEY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of Henry Cowell Redwoods 15607 Parks State Pa 120 BIG TREES PARK RD FELTON PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of 15608 Parks Sunset State Beach 201 SUNSET BEACH ROAD Watsonville PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF Big Basin Redwoods State 15609 PARKS & RECREATION Park 21600 BIG BASIN REDWOOD SP BOULDER CREEK PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15620 PARKS & RECREATION BIG SUR SECTOR 47225 HWY 1 BIG SUR PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15610 PARKS & RECREATION Seacliff State Beach 201 STATE PARK DR APTOS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15741 TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 5 850 SOUTH 1ST ST KING CITY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND PTO COMPANY DBA SITE_ADDRESS SITE_CITY STATUS LICENSE_TYPE LICENSE_SUBTYPE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15742 TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT 5 HIGHWAY 1 GORDA PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of 15743 Transportation District 5 771 NORTH CHAPPELL RD HOLLISTER PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15745 TRANSPORTATION District 5 2111 GARDEN RD MONTEREY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND California Department of 15746 Transportation District 5 13500 Skyline Blvd Los Gatos PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 15747 TRANSPORTATION District 5 195 CAPITOLA RD SANTA CRUZ PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF GASOLINE TRANSPORTATION GNR- DISPENSING GNR-0017172 017200 850 ELVEE DR SALINAS PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION GNR- GNR-0017351 017427 dba CALTRANS 47555 HWY 1 BIG SUR PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE CALIFORNIA DEPT OF PARKS DISPENSING GNR-0017423 & REC GNR-017432 7800 CIENEGA ROAD HOLLISTER PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND dba SANTA CRUZ HIGHWAY CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL AREA OFFICE - GNR-0017139 PATROL GNR-017103 POLICE 10395 SOQUEL DR APTOS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE DISPENSING 15451 COMPANY 253 COMMISSION ST SALINAS PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE CARMEL AREA WASTEWATER DISPENSING 15574 DISTRICT 26900 HWY 1 CARMEL PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE CARMEL UNIFIED SCHOOL DISPENSING GNR-0017352 DISTRICT GNR-017423 4380 CARMEL VALLEY RD CARMEL PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION GASOLINE OF SEVENTH-DAY DISPENSING 15528 ADVENTISTS 1931 SOQUEL SAN JOSE RD SOQUEL PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND DBA SOQUEL SEVENTH DAY CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ADVENTIST CONFERENCE GNR-0018018 CONFERENCE GNR-018101 CENTER 1931 SOQUEL SAN JOSE RD SOQUEL ATC GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE STORAGE 15585 CHEVRON U.S.A. INC. 66575 SARGENTS RD SAN ARDO PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND CHURCH BROTHERS LLC GNR- DBA CHURCH BROTHERS GASOLINE STORAGE GNR-0017675 017734 HARVESTING 96 HARTNELL RD SALINAS PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND PTO COMPANY DBA SITE_ADDRESS SITE_CITY STATUS LICENSE_TYPE LICENSE_SUBTYPE GASOLINE DISPENSING 15554 City of Capitola 430 KENNEDY DR CAPITOLA PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE DISPENSING 15395 CITY OF GREENFIELD 40923 10th Street Greenfield PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND CITY OF MARINA - MUNICIPAL GASOLINE STORAGE 15457 AIRPORT 781 Neeson Road Marina PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE CITY OF PACIFIC GROVE - DISPENSING 15517 MUNICIPAL GOLF LINKS 161 DEL MONTE BLVD PACIFIC GROVE PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND CITY OF SANTA CRUZ - PARKS 15491 DEPARTMENT PARKS DEPARTMENT 401 UPPER PARK RD SANTA CRUZ PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CITY OF SANTA CRUZ - PUBLIC 15490 WORKS DEPARTMENT Public Works Department 605 DIMEO LN SANTA CRUZ PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND PUBLIC WORKS 15761 City of Seaside DEPARTMENT 610 OLYMPIA AVE SEASIDE PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND CITY OF WATSONVILLE - FIRE 15492 DEPARTMENT FIRE STATION #2 370 AIRPORT BLVD Watsonville PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE STORAGE 4783 Corral De Tierra Country Club 81 Corral de Tierra Road Salinas PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - 15508 PARKS DEPARTMENT ROYAL OAKS PARK 537 MAHER ROAD WATSONVILLE PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - RMA PUBLIC WORKS 15458 DEPARTMENT FLEET MANAGEMENT 501 MONTEREY SALINAS HWY SALINAS PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - RMA PUBLIC WORKS 15459 DEPARTMENT Fleet Management 1200 AGUAJITO RD MONTEREY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - GASOLINE RMA PUBLIC WORKS DISPENSING 15496 DEPARTMENT 62544 MAIN ST SAN ARDO PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - GASOLINE RMA PUBLIC WORKS DISPENSING 15506 DEPARTMENT 1171 SAN MIGUEL CANYON RD ROYAL OAKS PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - GASOLINE RMA PUBLIC WORKS DISPENSING 15507 DEPARTMENT 41801 ELM AVE GREENFIELD PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY - RMA PUBLIC WORKS DEPT GNR-0017141 FLEET MANAGEMENT 16187 FLEET MANAGEMENT 1160 BROADWAY KING CITY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND PTO COMPANY DBA SITE_ADDRESS SITE_CITY STATUS LICENSE_TYPE LICENSE_SUBTYPE COUNTY OF MONTEREY LAKE SAN ANTONIO - 15462 PARKS DEPARTMENT NORTH SHORE 72350 NEW PLEYTO RD BRADLEY PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE COUNTY OF MONTEREY DISPENSING 15110 PARKS DEPARTMENT 74255 SAN ANTONIO RD BRADLEY PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND COUNTY OF MONTEREY GASOLINE STORAGE 15623 PARKS DEPARTMENT 74255 SAN ANTONIO RD BRADLEY PTO TANK ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE County of San Benito - Public DISPENSING 15621 Works 3220 SOUTHSIDE RD HOLLISTER PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND C/O CALIFORNIA County of Santa Cruz - Fire DEPARTMENT OF 15658A Department FORESTRY 975 MARTIN RD BONNY DOON PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE DISPENSING 15392 County of Santa Cruz - Public 150 Rountree Lane Watsonville PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE County of Santa Cruz - Public DISPENSING 15393 Works 198 GRIMMER RD WATSONVILLE PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND 15633 CVR HSGE, LLC CARMEL VALLEY RANCH 1 Old Ranch Road Carmel Valley PTO GDF ABOVEGROUND GASOLINE DISPENSING 15406 Cypress Point Club Cypress Point Club PEBBLE BEACH PTO FACILITY ABOVEGROUND DELICATO VINEYARDS GNR- GNR-0018048 018182 DBA ALBA COAST WINERY
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  • Monterey County

    Monterey County

    Steelhead/rainbow trout resources of Monterey County Salinas River The Salinas River consists of more than 75 stream miles and drains a watershed of about 4,780 square miles. The river flows northwest from headwaters on the north side of Garcia Mountain to its mouth near the town of Marina. A stone and concrete dam is located about 8.5 miles downstream from the Salinas Dam. It is approximately 14 feet high and is considered a total passage barrier (Hill pers. comm.). The dam forming Santa Margarita Lake is located at stream mile 154 and was constructed in 1941. The Salinas Dam is operated under an agreement requiring that a “live stream” be maintained in the Salinas River from the dam continuously to the confluence of the Salinas and Nacimiento rivers. When a “live stream” cannot be maintained, operators are to release the amount of the reservoir inflow. At times, there is insufficient inflow to ensure a “live stream” to the Nacimiento River (Biskner and Gallagher 1995). In addition, two of the three largest tributaries of the Salinas River have large water storage projects. Releases are made from both the San Antonio and Nacimiento reservoirs that contribute to flows in the Salinas River. Operations are described in an appendix to a 2001 EIR: “ During periods when…natural flow in the Salinas River reaches the north end of the valley, releases are cut back to minimum levels to maximize storage. Minimum releases of 25 cfs are required by agreement with CDFG and flows generally range from 25-25[sic] cfs during the minimum release phase of operations.