BOLINAS AVENUE STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENTS (PHASE 2) PROJECT

The Town of Ross is undertaking storm drain improvements at the intersection of Bolinas Avenue and Richmond Road to address recurring flooding, with the core work involving the installation of approximately 620 linear feet of 42-inch-diameter HDPE double-wall (Type S) pipe extending from Bolinas Avenue to a new outfall on San Anselmo Creek, located immediately downstream of the Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Bridge. This project aims to significantly enhance stormwater conveyance capacity at this critical location, reducing flood risks to surrounding properties and infrastructure. The project has undergone environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Negative Declaration adopted to confirm that no significant environmental impacts are expected, and required notifications and filings have been completed as part of state compliance protocols. The project is identified as a forecast notice with no formal solicitation or contract number, indicating it is in the planning or pre-solicitation phase. All identified activities and documentation are conducted under the authority of the Town of Ross as a local public agency, with no federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or federal procurement mechanisms applicable. The place of performance is clearly defined as Ross, California, with a zip code of 94957, and oversight is handled internally by the Town’s Planning and Building Director, Roberta Feliciano. No contract value, pricing details, payment terms, invoicing systems, contractor qualifications, or federal funding identifiers such as TAS, AAC, or UEI are provided, reflecting that this is a locally funded and administered public works initiative. While engineering standards for HDPE pipe and CEQA compliance are implied, no formal specifications, inspection criteria, delivery schedules, or performance metrics are detailed in the available documentation.