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Chorro Valley Access Road Repair Project. Project No. 300716/ ED26-0091

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The County of San Luis Obispo Flood Control and Water Conservation District is planning the Chorro Valley Access Road Repair Project to address significant erosion along a 300-foot section of the road caused by storm events in January 2023. This erosion has compromised the embankment supporting the roadway and threatens the integrity of a nearby buried water pipeline. To mitigate these risks, the project will install a soldier pile retaining wall along the affected segment, along with repairs to existing culverts, replacement of the roadway surface, and installation of a guardrail. The work is designed to stabilize the slope without altering natural habitats or impacting jurisdictional waterways, ensuring environmental compliance while safeguarding critical infrastructure. Construction is expected to be completed within approximately three months and is being managed under Project No. 300716/ED26-0091. The opportunity was posted on June 23, 2026, and is forecasted for future procurement, with Kate Shea, Division Manager, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project will be carried out within San Luis Obispo, California, and is not subject to any set-aside requirements. All activities are scoped to restore safety and functionality to the road without expanding its footprint or affecting protected environmental areas.

General Info

Repair 300-foot eroded road in San Luis Obispo with retaining wall, culvert fixes, and guardrail, no environmental impact.

Agency

California → San Luis Obispo County

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Chorro Valley Access Road, San Luis Obispo, CA

Set-Aside

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Chorro Valley Access Road Repair Project Notice of Exemption 300716/ED26-0091

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AgencyCalifornia → San Luis Obispo County
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California → San Luis Obispo County
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Kate SheaDivision Manager

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The County of San Luis Obispo Flood Control and Water Conservation District is conducting the Chorro Valley Access Road Repair Project to stabilize an eroded section of Chorro Valley Access Road and to protect an adjacent buried water pipeline. Storm events in January 2023 eroded approximately 300 feet of embankment supporting the roadway, creating an unstable slope and increasing the risk of future damage to both the road and pipeline. The Project would construct a soldier pile retaining wall along the eroded roadway segment and include installation of a guardrail, repair of existing culverts, and roadway surface repairs. Construction is expected to take approximately three months. The project is not expected to alter habitat and is not within jurisdictional waterways.

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