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City of San Diego Dam Maintenance Program

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2022120663State & Local

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The City of San Diego Dam Maintenance Program, identified by solicitation number 2022120663, involves critical infrastructure work at two primary locations in San Diego, California. Under the supervision of the Department of Water Resources Division of Safety of Dams, the program encompasses minor alterations and maintenance at Savage Dam (DSOD No. 8-4) and Barrett Dam (DSOD No. 8). The scope of work for Savage Dam focuses on exploratory borings on and adjacent to the dam and auxiliary spillway. For Barrett Dam, the project includes exploratory borings as well as concrete repairs to the vertical piers, spillway, and bridge deck. The program is managed by the City of San Diego, with Jeffrey Szymanski serving as the Senior Planner and lead agency contact. Both projects have undergone environmental review pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in Negative Declarations that certify the work will not have a significant effect on the environment. These determinations were filed in compliance with the Public Resources Code, and no specific mitigation measures or monitoring plans were adopted. The project is categorized under NAICS code 541380, and the Department of Water Resources has provided official regulatory approval for the described activities.

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City of San Diego maintenance and exploratory boring work at Savage and Barrett Dams.

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San Diego, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego
Contacts2 people available
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Murari PaudelProject Engineer
Jeffrey SzymanskiSenior Planner

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Minor alterations to Savage Dam, State Dam No. 8-4, under the supervision of the Department of Water Resources. The proposed work consists of exploratory borings on and adjacent to the dam and auxiliary spillway at Lower Otay (Savage) Dam (DSOD No. 8-4).

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