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C-2652 L-300A MP 489.390 Recoat Full Span Project

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The Permittee will carry out maintenance and repair work on Gas Pipeline 300A at Mile Point 489.390 in San Jose, California, to address corrosion risks at the air-to-soil transitions of an intentional pipeline span that crosses a perennial drainage area. The pipeline traverses two unnamed tributaries to Coyote Creek, with one larger watercourse flowing east to west beneath it and a smaller one originating from a PVC pipe emerging from a hillside upstream, which converges with the larger stream west of the pipeline. The work involves clearing vegetation, removing the top 6 to 8 inches of topsoil, excavating around the pipeline’s entry and exit points, and installing scaffolding to facilitate access in the confined space. The pipeline’s proximity to the ground requires careful maneuvering during operations. Contractual activities include removing existing pipe wrap and paint through scraping and sandblasting, inspecting the exposed metal surface for corrosion or damage, performing any necessary repairs, and recoating or repainting the entire span to prevent future degradation. The project is centered on protecting the pipeline from atmospheric exposure and moisture ingress at critical transition zones where the pipe meets the soil. All work will occur within the designated area at the specified geographic coordinates and is governed by regulatory oversight from the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 – San Francisco Bay, with Nathaniel Goetz serving as the primary point of contact for coordination and compliance.

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Repair and recoating of Gas Pipeline 300A at Mile Point 489.390 in San Jose to address corrosion at air-to-soil transitions.

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California → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 - San Francisco Bay, Oakland

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San Jose, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 - San Francisco Bay, Oakland
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California → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 - San Francisco Bay, Oakland
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Nathaniel GoetzWater Resource Control Engineer

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The Permittee will conduct maintenance and repair work for corrosion project 2652 (C-2652) at Mile Point (MP) 489.390 of Gas Pipeline 300A (L-300A), a section of gas line that was designed as an intentional span, in the City of San Jose, Santa Clara County (37.281830, -121.795831). The Project is necessary to minimize potential corrosion from atmospheric exposure along the pipe body and at both air-to-soil transitions where the pipeline span enters and exits the ground. The pipeline spans a perennial spring-fed drainage area with two perennial stream channels below the pipe that are unnamed tributaries to Coyote Creek. The larger perennial watercourse (PW-01) flows from east to west below the pipe. The smaller perennial watercourse (PW-02) begins where an existing polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe emerges upstream from the hillside and flows downstream under the pipe before joining PW-01 on the west side of the pipeline. The maintenance activities include clearing vegetation from the workspace surrounding the pipeline span, stripping topsoil (the uppermost 6 to 8 inches) from all areas to be excavated, excavating the air-to-soil transition areas, installing scaffolding below and adjacent to the pipe span, scraping existing pipe wrap at the air-to-soil transitions and sandblasting existing paint off of the pipe, inspecting the bare metal pipe for any anomalies and making any necessary repairs, and recoating and/or repainting the pipe. The pipeline is very close to the ground at this span, limiting access for the necessary maintenance and repair activities

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