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720 West I Street Revetment Project

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The 720 West I Street Revetment Project, managed by the City of Benicia, involves two independent construction efforts located near a residential property in Benicia, California. Site One consists of the construction of approximately 92 linear feet of a 7.9-foot-tall concrete block keystone wall, featuring a two-foot-wide footing on a six-inch unreinforced concrete leveling pad, which will connect to an existing block retaining wall along a drainage canal. Site Two involves the installation and replacement of approximately 105 linear feet of riprap rock slope protection along the Carquinez Strait shoreline, utilizing Caltrans Class III riprap with a thickness of 2.7 feet extending eight feet above mean seal level. The project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237990 and is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Sections 15301 through 15303 as it involves minor alterations and repairs. Execution of the work requires the approval of a City Grading Permit. Administrative oversight is provided by the City of Benicia Development Services Department, with Vivien Togonon serving as the Associate Planner and Nick Wiemar as the Junior Civil Engineer.

General Info

City of Benicia project for concrete block wall and riprap shoreline protection.

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California → City of Benicia

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

W. I Street/W. H Street, Benicia, CA, 94510

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Notice of Exemption for 720 West I Street Revetment Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Benicia
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Benicia
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Vivien TogononAssociate Planner
Nick WiemarJunior Civil Engineer

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The proposed improvements on Site One would include the construction of approximately 92 linear feet of new concrete block keystone wall, which would connect to the existing block retaining wall located along the drainage canal. The new concrete block keystone wall would be 7.9-feet-tall and would have a two-foot-wide wall footing. The wall would be constructed on a six-inch, unreinforced concrete leveling pad. The proposed improvements to Site Two would include the installation and replacement of approximately 105 linear feet of riprap rock slope protection along the shoreline of the Carquinez Strait. The proposed riprap slope would be constructed using California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Class III riprap. The layer of riprap along the proposed slope would be approximately 2.7-feet-thick and would extend eight feet above mean seal level (amsl).

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