Fortuna Park & Ride Micro-surfacing

The Fortuna Park & Ride Micro-surfacing project, managed by Caltrans District 1 in Eureka, involves pavement rehabilitation and accessibility improvements at Route 101, postmile 59.5 in Fortuna, California. The scope of work includes cold planning of asphalt concrete pavement, micro-surfacing, the placement of a Type A HMA overlay, replacement of the AC dike, and the installation of a reinforced PCC slab to ensure ADA compliance. Additional requirements include replacing pavement delineation, installing construction area signs, and applying traffic striping. All activities will be performed within the existing State right of way, utilizing paved shoulders and gravel turnouts for staging. The project is designed to maintain the original line, grade, and purpose of the facility without altering existing drainage patterns or increasing runoff. It is classified as a categorical exemption under Class 1 of the California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15304, as it consists of minor alterations to existing facilities with no soil or vegetation disturbance outside pavement limits. While the project was posted on July 24, 2025, with Coady Reynolds serving as the lead agency contact, specific details regarding the contract value, period of performance, and formal evaluation factors for award are not provided in the available documentation.