City of Point Arena Municipal Pier Repair & Maintenance Project

The City of Point Arena Municipal Pier Repair and Maintenance Project is a forecasted public works initiative located at the Point Arena Pier in Mendocino County, California. The scope of work focuses on the comprehensive repair and replacement of critical pier infrastructure, including all pier railings, 16 pile jackets, four ocean access ladders, 11 concrete deck panels, and various deck panel soffit spalls. Additional maintenance includes timber curbs, fish cleaning stations, lighting fixtures, water shutoff valves, electrical panels, and various components of the bathrooms and harbormaster office. The project also involves concrete backfill for pier abutment protection and the installation of new safety and accessibility features, such as an ADA-compliant fishing station, a small skiff storage rack under 200 square feet, two new light fixtures, three safety bollards, and safety and rules signage. Administratively, the project is managed by the City of Point Arena, with City Planner Marie Jones serving as the lead agency contact. The project has been granted a Notice of Exemption under California Public Resources Code sections 15301, 15302, and 15303, confirming that the maintenance and minor alterations to the existing structure will not result in significant environmental impacts. While the project is identified under NAICS code 237990, there are currently no specified contract values, formal solicitation numbers, or federal acquisition regulation clauses, as the documentation primarily reflects local regulatory compliance and project forecasting. Performance and inspection are expected to take place on-site at the Point Arena Pier.