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Big Fresno Community Cooling Corridor Project

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The 21st District Agricultural Association and Big Fresno Fair intend to develop the Big Fresno Community Cooling Corridor within the existing footprint of the Big Fresno Fairgrounds. This project focuses on nature-based cooling and community improvements, including the planting of native, drought-tolerant shade trees, the installation of shade structures and sails, and the addition of hydration stations and misters. The initiative also incorporates green stormwater management, low-impact landscaping, and cultural signage developed in collaboration with local California Native American tribes. The primary goal of the project is to reduce extreme-heat vulnerability and enhance the fairgrounds' capacity to serve as a public gathering venue and emergency resiliency hub during climate-related events. Beneficiaries include the residents of Fresno City and County, particularly those in climate-vulnerable areas, as well as annual fair visitors and first responders. Managed by the California Construction Authority, the project is designed to support public health and safety without expanding the operational envelope of the facility.

General Info

Big Fresno Fair develops a community cooling corridor for heat reduction and public resiliency.

Agency

California Construction Authority

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

South Chance Avenue and East Kings Canyon Road.), CA, 93702

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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21stDAA_BFF_CEQA_Appendix_E_NOE pakage

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PostedAug 31

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia Construction Authority

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California Construction Authority

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Stewart DeluzProgram Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The 21st District Agricultural Association / Big Fresno Fair proposes to construct the Big Fresno Community Cooling Corridor at the Big Fresno Fairgrounds. The Project consists of nature-based cooling and communityserving improvements within the existing developed footprint of the fairgrounds, including expanded tree canopy through the planting of native and drought-tolerant shade trees; shade structures and shade sails over existing pedestrian gathering and circulation areas; hydration stations, misters, and passive cooling elements along the existing pedestrian network; green stormwater and low-impact landscape improvements; and interpretive signage, wayfinding, and cultural/educational elements developed in consultation with local California Native American tribes. Purpose: reduce extreme-heat vulnerability at the fairgrounds, expand tree canopy in a disadvantaged and climate-vulnerable community, and strengthen the fairgrounds' capacity to serve as a public gathering venue and emergency response and resiliency hub. The Project is sited within the existing developed footprint of the fairgrounds and does not expand the operational envelope of the facility. Beneficiaries: residents of the City of Fresno and Fresno County (including populations identified as vulnerable to extreme-heat and other climate hazards under CalEnviroScreen and Healthy Places Index screens for the census tracts encompassing the fairgrounds); approximately 500,000 annual Big Fresno Fair visitors plus year-round fairground event attendees; local California Native American tribes participating in the Project's cultural and educational elements; and first responders and displaced residents using the fairgrounds as an emergency response and resiliency site during wildfire smoke, extreme-heat, flood, and other declared events.