Encroachment Permit 12-26-6-US-0443
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Southern California Edison is proposing to replace one deteriorated transmission utility pole, identified as 4027225E, on State Route 90 (Imperial Highway) in the City of Brea, Orange County. This project, managed under Work Order TD2398649 and Encroachment Permit 12-26-6-US-0443, is part of a broader deteriorated pole infrastructure replacement program aimed at ensuring safe and reliable electrical service. The new pole will be installed hard set northwest of the current location on the sidewalk along the westbound direction of SR-90 at postmile R5.26, positioned 3 feet from the edge of the traveled way within the State right-of-way. The project is categorized as a forecast by Caltrans District 12 - Orange and is classified under NAICS code 237130. It is financed entirely with private funds and requires no new right-of-way, with the total area of work within the Caltrans right-of-way spanning less than one acre. From an environmental standpoint, the project is exempt under CEQA 15301 Class 1(d) as it involves utility installations along a transportation facility. Key points of contact include environmental planners and scientists from Caltrans and representatives from Southern California Edison.
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