INFILL PCL 285 – Concrete Batch Plant

The City of Roseville is soliciting a project to construct a prefabricated wet concrete batch plant at 2021 Lendell Lane in Roseville, California, with the goal of supporting local infrastructure development while adhering to stringent environmental and regulatory standards. The facility will include a 4,320-square-foot office building with a caretaker’s unit, concrete masonry unit bunkers for aggregate storage, a storage container, and associated site improvements such as parking, landscaping, and lighting. To proceed with the project, key entitlements have been secured, including a Design Review Permit for architectural and site design compliance, an Administrative Permit authorizing an on-site caretaker’s unit within the M2 zoning district, and a variance permitting the batch plant silos to exceed the 50-foot height limit by 2.5 feet. The project is governed by NAICS code 238210 and is subject to compliance with Title 24 building energy efficiency standards, CALGreen requirements, National Ambient Air Quality Standards, and the California Air Resources Board’s 2022 Scoping Plan, alongside regional transportation planning goals under SACOG’s 2020 Metropolitan Transportation Plan. Construction activity is scheduled from May 1, 2025, through February 12, 2026, with site preparation occurring over a two-day window and full building construction spanning the majority of the period. The contractor is required to adhere to a comprehensive set of environmental and operational mandates, including implementing dust suppression measures such as water trucks and soil binders, using CARB-certified ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel, limiting idle time for diesel equipment to five minutes, and maintaining detailed maintenance logs. A CARB-certified Environmental Coordinator must be present weekly to conduct visible emissions evaluations, and all heavy-duty off-road equipment must meet specific NOx and particulate matter reduction targets relative to the ARB fleet average. The contractor must submit an approved Dust Control Plan and conduct a pre-construction meeting with the Placer County Air Pollution Control District prior to work commencement. All submissions, including mitigation verification forms and environmental impact documentation, must be delivered to the State Clearinghouse via mail or hand delivery, with inquiries directed to the City’s Associate Planner, Kinarik Shallago. While no formal contract value, pricing structure, or award basis has been disclosed, the procurement operates under local regulatory authority with a primary emphasis on air quality compliance, emissions mitigation, and adherence to California environmental codes.