Hilltop Drive Slope Erosion and Slope Stabilization Project
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The Hilltop Drive Slope Erosion and Slope Stabilization Project is a forecast initiative by the City of San Buenaventura in California, categorized under NAICS code 237310. The project is designed to address embankment damage caused by a slope slip that occurred during a heavy rainfall event in January 2023 between upper and lower Hilltop Drive. The scope of work focuses on the restoration and rehabilitation of damaged road facilities to meet current public health and safety standards, specifically through slope stabilization, the implementation of erosion control methods, and the planting of vegetation. The project is located in Ventura, California, with specific coordinates at Hilltop Drive 34.281813, -119.252182. Administrative filings dated January 20, 2026, include a Notice of Exemption under CEQA Section 15301(d) for existing facilities, as well as corresponding Fish and Game filings. Key personnel associated with the project include Mary Joyce Deibel Ivers, Deputy Public Works Director, and Rachel Dimond as the lead agency representative. While the project is currently in the forecast stage, specific contract values, pricing schedules, and performance periods have not yet been established.
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Hilltop Drive and Foothill Road, Ventura, CA, 93003Set-Aside
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