LWCF Grant - Lower Reservoir Park Project

The LWCF Grant - Lower Reservoir Park Project is an initiative by the City of St. Helena Public Works Department to transform a decommissioned water reservoir into a public-use park. Located at 2800 Spring Mountain Road in St. Helena, California, the project involves extensive facility upgrades and site improvements. The scope of work includes ADA parking stall upgrades, the rehabilitation of parking areas, and the maintenance and connectivity of walking trails and unimproved roadways. Additionally, the project encompasses the repair or removal of chain link fencing, a bathroom remodel, a small structure remodel, and the installation of various park amenities such as signs, benches, trash receptacles, and shade structures. The project has been granted an exemption from certain environmental review requirements under CEQA, citing statutory and categorical exemptions related to existing facilities, replacement or reconstruction, and minor land alterations. The St. Helena Public Works Department serves as the lead agency, with Joseph Leach, P.E., acting as the Director. While the specific contract value, period of performance, and financial details are not provided in the current documentation, the project is categorized under NAICS code 237990. Primary contact for the project is Mario Traverso, the Project Manager.