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Fremont Peak State Park Vault Restroom Relocation

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The California Department of Parks and Recreation is implementing a project at Fremont Peak State Park to relocate a non-compliant precast vault restroom from the day-use area to the Doe Flat Group Campground. This initiative aims to ensure accessibility compliance and equal facilitation for visitors with disabilities. The scope of work includes excavating an 11 by 11 foot area with a 6 foot depth to install the vault restroom on a level surface of road base or similar aggregate. Additionally, the project involves the installation of a 7 by 7 foot accessible portable chemical toilet on a new 10 by 10 foot concrete pad. To support these facilities, the contractor will construct a van-accessible parking stall measuring 20 by 22 feet and a concrete route of travel measuring 7 feet wide by 26 feet long, both featuring 6 inches of base rock and 6 inches of reinforced concrete. The project also includes the installation of truncated domes and boulders to serve as dividers between the parking area and the travel path. This project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237990 and has been issued a Notice of Exemption based on categorical classes for minor alterations and maintenance. Primary administration is handled by the Diablo Range District, with Diana Fong serving as the District Environmental Coordinator.

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Relocate non-compliant restroom, install accessible toilet, parking, and concrete path with tactile domes at Doe Flat Group Campground.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Diana FongDistrict Environmental Coordinator

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The project proposes relocating an existing non-compliant precast vault restroom from the day-use area to Doe Flat Group Campground in Fremont Peak State Park to address accessibility compliance and equal facilitation for visitors with disabilities. One (1) accessible sized portable chemical toilet will be permanently located on a concrete pad adjacent to the precast vault restroom and one (1) concrete “Van Accessible” parking stall will be constructed to facilitate a level surface for parking and approach to the restrooms with a concrete route of travel constructed to connect the buildings to parking. In the group campground work will: To Install the Precast Vault Restroom Use equipment to excavate a 11 foot long by 11 foot wide by 6 foot deep area; Install a layer of road base or similar aggregate at the bottom of the excavation to create a level installation surface; and Use a crane truck to remove the vault restroom from the current location in the day use area and place the vault restroom into the excavated area within the group campground. For the Accessible Sized Portable Chemical Toilet Use equipment to excavate a 10 feet by 10 feet by approximately 12 inches deep area and pour concrete to create a level surface; and Use equipment to install a 7 foot by 7 foot accessible sized portable chemical toilet on the concrete pad For the Parking and Travel Path Use equipment to excavate an approx. 20 foot by 22 foot by 12 inch deep area and install 6 inches of base rock followed by 6 inches of reinforced concrete to create a level parking surface; Use equipment to excavate an approx. 7 foot wide by 26 foot long by 12 inch deep area to create a path from the parking to the restrooms; Use equipment to install 6 inches of base rock followed by 6 inches of reinforced concrete and create a level path of travel; Install truncated domes between the travel route and the parking area; and Installed boulders between the travel route and the parking area to act as dividers.

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