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Cecchetti Temporary Bridge Project (310014/ED25-0147)

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San Luis Obispo County is forecasting the installation of a temporary single-lane bridge over Arroyo Grande Creek to restore vehicular access on Cecchetti Road after a washout. The bridge will be modular, confined within the existing road footprint, and constructed with components such as decking, abutments, and railings designed for short-term use. It is intended to remain in place until the permanent bridge design is finalized, projected for 2027, at which time the temporary structure will be fully removed. Due to the bridge’s inability to handle high creek flows, it must be seasonally dismantled each winter and reinstalled in spring, requiring multiple mobilizations. Each installation or removal must strictly avoid disturbing the streambed, creek banks, and surrounding riparian habitat. The project is identified under reference number 310014/ED25-0147, with primary contact information provided through the county’s Environmental Programs Division Manager, Kate Shea.

General Info

Temporary bridge to restore road access, seasonally dismantled winter, removed by 2027, no habitat disturbance.

Agency

California → San Luis Obispo County

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Arroyo Grande, CA

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NONE

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CEQA NOE Approved

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AgencyCalifornia → San Luis Obispo County
Contacts1 person available
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California → San Luis Obispo County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Kate SheaEnvironmental Programs Division Manager

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The proposed project involves the temporary installation of a single-lane bridge over Arroyo Grande Creek to restore vehicular access along Cecchetti Road. The temporary structure will span the washed-out section of Cecchetti Road and will remain entirely within the existing roadway footprint. Bridge components—including decking, abutments, and railings—will be modular and designed for temporary use. The bridge will ultimately be removed upon completion of final design for a permanent bridge project, currently forecasted to be completed by 2027. Additionally, because the temporary bridge will not be capable of withstanding high flows in the creek, it may need to be removed in the winter. Therefore, this project description consists of the initial installation of the temporary bridge, any seasonal removal each winter, re-installation and final removal. Each mobilization effort must avoid impacts to the streambed, banks, and riparian area

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