Frontier Project 5288532
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Frontier Project 5288532 involves the installation of approximately 40,208 linear feet of underground fiber-optic broadband cable within existing county road rights-of-way in the Alturas area of Modoc County, California. The primary objective of the project is to upgrade the telecommunications network by replacing aging copper infrastructure with fiber-optic facilities to improve broadband and communication services. Construction will be executed across five non-contiguous segments located along County Road 260, County Road 54, County Road 76, Buck Lane, and Hat Mountain Road. The work will primarily utilize horizontal directional drilling and trenching, including the creation of bore pits and utility pole connections. The project is managed by the County of Modoc, with Sean Curtis serving as the lead agency contact. To ensure environmental compliance, the project is exempt from CEQA under Public Resources Code Section 21080.51, provided that all disturbed areas are restored to pre-project conditions and applicable avoidance and minimization measures are implemented. The specific installation lengths include 6,615 feet on County Road 260, 15,140 feet on County Road 54, 6,883 feet across County Road 54 and 76, 1,020 feet on Buck Lane, and 10,550 feet on Hat Mountain Road.
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