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Citrus Heights Creek Erosion and Bridge Scour Protection Project

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The Citrus Heights Creek Erosion and Bridge Scour Protection Project aims to mitigate erosion and scour damage affecting multiple bridges in Citrus Heights, California, including the Indian River Drive Bridge, Matheny Way Bridge, Sundance Bridge, and Patton Avenue Bridge. Work will involve installing stabilization measures to protect creek channels and slopes beneath these structures, addressing natural erosion that threatens public infrastructure and hinders city maintenance efforts. The project also includes the removal of an abandoned joint trench from Consolidated Communications and Comcast with exposed conduits in the Indian River Bridge area and the relocation of both inactive and active Pacific Gas and Electric gas lines in the Matheny Bridge vicinity. These actions are intended to extend the service life of the bridges, safeguard critical utilities, ensure public safety, and diminish future maintenance burdens. All work is focused on areas where erosion directly impacts structural integrity and operational accessibility. The project is forecasted by the City of Citrus Heights with primary contact information provided through the City Engineer’s office, and performance is limited to the 95621 and 956 zip code areas in California.

General Info

Protect bridges from erosion, remove abandoned conduits, relocate gas lines, ensure safety and reduce maintenance in Citrus Heights.

Agency

California → City of Citrus Heights

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Citrus Heights, CA, 95621, 956

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Notice of Determination for Citrus Heights Creek Erosion and Bridge Scour Protection Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Citrus Heights
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Citrus Heights
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Leslie BlomquistCity Engineer

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The Citrus Heights Creek Erosion and Bridge Scour Protection Project (project) would include the installation of scour and erosion protection measures, including creek channel and slope stabilization, underneath the Indian River Drive Bridge (Indian River Bridge), Matheny Way Bridge (Matheny Bridge), Arcade-Cripple Creek Trail Bridge (Sundance Bridge), and Patton Avenue Bridge (Patton Bridge). The project would also include the removal of an abandoned Consolidated Communications, Inc. (CCI) and Comcast joint trench with exposed conduits in the creek bed of the Indian River Bridge project impact area and would include the relocation of existing and exposed Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) inactive and active gas lines in the Matheny Bridge project impact area. The project work would occur where natural erosion is impacting existing public infrastructure and inhibiting City of Citrus Heights maintenance activities. The project is proposed to extend the service life of the bridges, maintain public safety, protect critical infrastructure, and reduce long-term maintenance needs.

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