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25STM3-3N15 Storm Damage Repairs Arch Culvert Preventive Measures Calle Real At Canada Del Corral In The 3rd Supervisorial District

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20261019006State & Local

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division
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This project involves storm damage repairs to an arch culvert at Calle Real and Canada del Corral in the 3rd Supervisorial District. The scope of work includes preventive measures, temporary water diversion, shotcrete application, drilling and bonding, and culvert slurry-cement backfill. Additional tasks encompass traffic control system implementation, job site management, water pollution control program, clearing and grubbing, removal of unsuitable material, installation of bar reinforcing steel (epoxy coated) and welded wire reinforcement, grouting ports, and relocating concrete barriers. The primary objective is to repair and reinforce the existing culvert structure.

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