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24-Inch Highway 49 273 Pleasant Valley Road Sewer Replacement Project

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The El Dorado Irrigation District is undertaking the 24-Inch Highway 49 273 Pleasant Valley Road Sewer Replacement Project in Diamond Springs, California. The project involves replacing approximately 20 feet of a 24-inch gravity sewer line located within a utility easement along Pleasant Valley Road and Highway 49 near Patterson Drive. This urgent replacement is necessary because a Pacific Gas and Electric power pole ground rod was inserted through the line and a power pole was installed directly above it, creating a risk of structural failure and sanitary sewer spills. The project is categorized as exempt under Class 2 of the California Code of Regulations as it does not increase sewer capacity or impact protected resources. The scope of work includes the excavation of subgrade soil, removal of the damaged segment, installation of a new gravity sewer line with an aggregate base, and restoration of the area to pre-construction grade. To maintain uninterrupted sewer service, a temporary bypass system using a trailer-mounted generator and pump will operate up to 24 hours a day. The estimated duration for the repair is one to two weeks. Required equipment includes excavators, loaders, backhoes, mini-excavators, and semi-trucks. All construction debris will be disposed of according to regulatory requirements, and erosion control best management practices will be implemented for all ground disturbances. Brian Deason serves as the primary point of contact for the project.

General Info

El Dorado Irrigation District will replace a damaged 24-inch sewer line in Diamond Springs.

Agency

California → El Dorado Irrigation District

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Commerce Way and Pleasant Valley Rd, Diamond Springs, CA, 95619

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NONE

Documents

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Notice of Exemption for 24-Inch Hwy 49 Sewer Replacement Project

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Timeline

PostedOct 17

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado Irrigation District

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → El Dorado Irrigation District

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Contacts

Brian DeasonEnvironmental Resources Supervisor

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The El Dorado Irrigation District (District) proposes to replace a segment of 24-inch gravity sewer line, which was found to have a Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) power pole ground rod inserted through it. Further inspection also revealed that PG&E installed a power pole immediately over this deeply-buried line, causing additional damage adjacent to the area pierced by the ground rod. This section of pipeline is now vulnerable to structural failure, at risk of a sanitary sewer spill, and in need of immediate replacement. The pipeline segment is located within an existing utility easement along Pleasant Valley Road / Highway 49 near Patterson Drive in the community of Diamond Springs. The project will replace approximately 20 feet of damaged gravity sewer line. Work activities will include excavation of subgrade soil, removal of damaged sewer line segment, placement of aggregate base at the bottom of the trench, installation of new gravity sewer line, backfilling base above the pipe, and restoring to pre-construction grade. A temporary bypass will be installed in order to maintain sewer service during the sewer line replacement. Bypass pumping will be performed using a trailer mounted generator and pump and will be required up to 24 hours a day for the duration of the repair, which is expected to take approximately 1-2 weeks to complete. Equipment that will be used will include an excavator, loader, backhoe, mini-excavator, semi-trucks, and trailer mounted generator and bypass pumping equipment. Project activities will not impact public sewer services. Any construction debris that is generated as a result of the sewer line replacement will be removed from the area and will be disposed of in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements. All areas where ground disturbance occurs will be stabilized using appropriate best management practices for erosion control.