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Fire Station 55 Hose Room and Exterior Repairs PROJ-25-0023

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The Fire Station 55 Hose Room and Exterior Repairs project, identified as PROJ-25-0023, involves targeted upgrades and maintenance for a facility located in Bangor, Butte County, California. The scope of work includes replacing east-facing hose room double doors with commercial-grade, insulated metal doors equipped with weather stripping, panic hardware, and secure locking mechanisms. Additionally, the project requires the removal and repair of damaged stucco using new control joints in accordance with ASTM C926 and local building codes, as well as cleaning and repainting the building exterior. Infrastructure improvements include the removal of existing concrete and sidewalk drainage near the main apparatus door and the installation of a new linear trench or area drain with a grate and matching replacement concrete. All work must be performed according to applicable building codes, safety standards, and manufacturer specifications. The project is designed to occur within the existing building footprint and adjacent hardscape, requiring no structural expansions, increases to building capacity, or increases to the impervious area. This project is categorized as exempt under CEQA Section 15301 for existing facilities, and the necessary fees under the California Fish and Game Code have been processed. The lead agency for this effort is the Butte County Department of Development Services and the Butte County Planning Division.

General Info

Repairs to Fire Station 55 hose room, exterior stucco, painting, and drainage installation.

Agency

California → Butte County

NAICS

238190 - Other Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Oroville Bangor Highway and Bangor Park Road, CA, 95901

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PROJ-25-0023 Fire Station 55 Hose Room and Exterior Repairs Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Butte County
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California → Butte County
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Mark MichelenaPrincipal Planner

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This project involves targeted repairs and upgrades to the Station 55 Hose Room and adjacent exterior areas. Work includes replacing existing east-facing hose room double doors and hardware with new commercial-grade, insulated metal double doors with appropriate weather stripping, panic hardware and secure locking mechanism; removal and repair of damaged stucco with new control joints consistent with ASTM C926 and local building codes; clean and repaint building exterior; remove the existing concrete and underlying sidewalk drainage system near the main apparatus door, install new linear trench drain or area drain with grate and pour replacement concrete to match existing. All work shall be performed in accordance with applicable building codes, safety standards, and manufacturer specifications. The proposed improvements would occur within the existing building footprint and adjacent hardscape improvements. No structural improvements or increases to the building size/capacity or impervious area will be required to implement these improvements.

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