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MCSD Watermain Mad River Crossing Retrofit Project - Geotechnical Investigation

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The McKinleyville Community Services District is seeking a geotechnical investigation for the MCSD Watermain Mad River Crossing Retrofit Project to collect data necessary for designing a new water pipeline to replace an aging system under the Mad River. The scope of work involves two geotechnical borings on the dry river bar, with drilling depths ranging from 50 to 60 feet and borehole diameters not exceeding 8 inches. To reach the northern river bar, the drilling rig will be required to travel through the wetted channel twice. The project is located at 5115 Boyd Rd, Arcata, California, and is scheduled to be conducted over several days between August 1 and September 15. The project is classified under NAICS code 541360 and is exempt under CEQA Section 15306 for Information Collection due to minimal environmental disturbance. All activities must adhere to avoidance and minimization measures proposed by the MCSD and comply with state agency permits from the CDFW and NCRWQCB. The primary point of contact for the project is General Manager Patrick Kaspari.

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Geotechnical borings for new water pipeline across Mad River, August–September 2026, McKinleyville, CA.

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California → McKinleyville Community Services District

Place of Performance

Boyde Road, CA, 95519-4217

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AgencyCalifornia → McKinleyville Community Services District
Contacts2 people available
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California → McKinleyville Community Services District
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Patrick KaspariGeneral Manager
McKinleyville Community Services DistrictLead Agency

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The purpose of the geotechnical investigation is to obtain the data necessary for preparation of the design for a new water pipeline proposed by the MCSD under the Mad River to replace the existing aging pipeline. The investigation would include 2 geotechnical borings on the dry river bar that would be conducted over a period of several days between August 1 to September 15. Access to the boring location on the northern river bar would require the drilling rig to travel a limited number of times (twice) through the wetted channel. Drilling depth would range from 50-60 feet and the size of the boreholes would not exceed 8 inches.

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