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Dry Lagoon Road Emergency Culvert Replacement Project

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The Dry Lagoon Road Emergency Culvert Replacement Project is a forecast initiative by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, North Coast Redwoods District, to restore safe access for staff and visitors at Humboldt Lagoons State Park. The project focuses on replacing a failed and undersized 18-inch culvert at post mile 0.43 with a new 48-inch corrugated metal culvert. The scope of work includes the removal of three alder trees, excavation and stockpiling of soils, the installation of 1-ton rock slope protection headwalls, and the application of asphalt to repair the road surface and a failed section near the beach parking lot. To ensure environmental stability, the project requires the export of unused soils away from watercourses and the use of native vegetation mulch on exposed soil surfaces. Administratively, the project is managed by District Planner Rosalind Litzky and is categorized under NAICS code 237310. It is designated as categorically exempt under California Code of Regulations sections 15301 and 15303, as it involves minor alterations and maintenance of existing facilities with negligible expansion of use. The project was posted on July 28, 2025, with the place of performance located within Humboldt County, California. While the project outlines specific technical deliverables such as backfill compaction in lifts and rock slope protection, there are currently no specified contract values, formal award evaluation factors, or defined periods of performance provided in the forecast documentation.

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Replace failed 18-inch culvert with 48-inch metal culvert, restore road, mulch with native vegetation, exempt minor repair in Humboldt Lagoons State Park.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Rosalind LitzkyDistrict Planner

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Project proposes to replace a failed, undersized, culvert at the at post mile 0.43 along Dry Lagoon Road in Humboldt Lagoons State Park to enable repair of the failed road and to allow for continued use of the road by staff and visitors. Work will use heavy machinery and hand tools to complete the following: • Remove three (3) 12-inch DBH alder trees; • Excavate as needed to remove the existing undersized 18-inch diameter culvert and stockpile the excavated soils; • Excavated additional soils to install a 48-inch diameter corrugated metal culvert; • At the enlarged culvert inlet and outlet, install 1-ton rock slope protection headwalls; • Use stockpiled soils to backfill over the new culvert, compacting in lifts; • Use asphalt to complete repairs to the road; • Install AC on a section of failed road near the beach parking lot; • Export any unused stockpiled soils to a stable location away from watercourses; and • Mulch exposed soil surface with native vegetation gathered during initial clearing activities.

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