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Geotechnical Investigation for Point 1 ADA Fishing Pier (Extension)

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The California Department of Parks and Recreation Inland Empire District is initiating a geotechnical investigation for the Point 1 ADA Fishing Pier Extension at Lake Perris State Recreation Area in Riverside County. The primary objective of this project is to maintain reliable, year-round ADA-compliant fishing access for visitors with disabilities despite seasonal and long-term water level fluctuations. To support the design and structural recommendations for the pier extension, the scope of work includes conducting one engineering boring and one Cone Penetration Test sounding. These activities will be performed upland near the shoreline, and the project specifically excludes any work within the submerged lakebed. The project is classified under NAICS code 541360 and is currently listed as a forecast. It is designated as a Categorical Exemption under CEQA Class 6, Section 15306, as it involves soils and structural engineering tests with no anticipated significant environmental impacts. Administrative oversight is provided by District Environmental Coordinator Jacqueline Borboa and District Superintendent Kelly Elliott. The investigation will provide the necessary guidance for anchoring the extended dock to ensure equitable outdoor recreation opportunities and public safety.

General Info

Extend ADA-compliant fishing pier at Lake Perris with geotechnical investigation upland for year-round disabled access.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

Place of Performance

Perris, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Jacqueline N BorboaDistrict Environmental Coordinator

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The purpose of the Inland Empire District ADA Fishing Pier Extension Project is to maintain reliable, year-round ADA-compliant fishing access at the lake despite significant seasonal and long-term water level fluctuations. The project is intended to ensure continued recreational access for visitors with disabilities, protect public safety, and uphold the park’s commitment to equitable outdoor recreation opportunities. To support design development for the pier extension and to ensure adequate structural and foundation recommendations, the project will include a geotechnical field investigation consisting of one engineering boring and one Cone Penetration Test (CPT) sounding within the area of the proposed pier extension. This investigation will occur upland near the shoreline and will not involve work within the submerged lakebed.

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