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Soil Removal Permit Program



List of Available Material (i.e. sand, gravel, rock, and dirt)

A permit must be obtained before any material can be removed from the District’s right-of-way. A permit application must be filled out with all appropriate information included by the permittee (Click here to download application). If a permit request for 10,000 cubic yards or less is desired, the District can issue a field-issued permit in less than 48 hours. If the permit request is for more than 10,000 cubic yards, the District will issue an office-issued permit that may take two to four weeks for processing.
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In addition to permit processing fees, an additional fee of $1.50 per cubic yard for material removed shall apply. All fees are subject to annual review for possible increase.  The District makes no guarantee as to the actual quantities available or the quality of material.

   

San Bernardino County Flood Control District

Estimate of Surplus Material
(as of February 1, 2012)
Facility City Quantity Description
San Antonio Heights *
Upland
200,000 cy In stockpile (FILL DIRT)
Cucamonga Dam (provisional) Upland 200,000 cy In stockpile (ROCKY)
Deer Dam *
Rancho Cucamonga
5,000-10,000 tons 1/2 to 4 ton riprap
San Sevaine Basin #5 *  ^
Rancho Cucamonga
30,000 cy In basin (VERY SILTY)
San Sevaine Basin #5 *
Rancho Cucamonga
150,000 cy In stockpile (FILL DIRT)
Twin Creek Basin #7 *
San Bernardino
40,000 cy In basin (SANDY)
City Creek ^ (stockpiled on 5th St)
Highland
60,000 cy In stockpile (FILL DIRT)
Seven Oaks Dam
County area, East of Highland
75,000 tons 1 to 8 ton riprap in stockpile
San Timoteo Basins #12- #18 *
Redlands
200,000 cy In basin
(FILL DIRT-SAND-WEEDS)
Oak Glen Basin #2 *
Yucaipa
20,000 cy In basin
(FILL DIRT)
Wildwood Basins * Yucaipa 10,000 cy in basin (FILL DIRT)
Mojave River at 6th Street *
Victorville
3,500 cy In stockpile
(VERY SANDY)
   

Note: The District makes no guarantee as to the actual quantities available or the quality of material. The District will not accept applications for material removal for locations other than those listed above. The District reserves the right to select the permittee(s) that best meet the needs of the District’s operation schedule.  All Soil Removal applications must include a requested quantity, an expected rate of removal, and a proposed start date.

   

Any facility with an asterisk (*) denotes that no screening will be permitted at this site.

   

Maps with facility locations are available at 825 E. Third Street, Room 108, San Bernardino.

 

For appointments to field review specific areas, please contact Brad Mecham at (909) 387-7808.

 
^  Please contact the inspector for additional information regarding this material
 
Disposal Site – Fill Material Wanted
Facility City Quantity Description
Warm Creek Consv Basins #2-4 Colton & S.B. 750,000 cy Clean, compactable material left in stockpiles per S.B.C.F.C.D.



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