Munras Ave & Via Arboles Ramp Project (NCP2504D)

The Munras Ave & Via Arboles Ramp Project in Monterey, California, entails the demolition of existing concrete sidewalk, curbs, gutters, one storm drain catch basin, and 0.3 meters of storm drain, with excavation reaching a maximum depth of five feet. In their place, new concrete sidewalk, four ADA-compliant curb ramps, curbs, gutters, and storm drain connections will be installed, and all existing signage will be carefully salvaged and reinstalled in their original locations. The project is governed by California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) regulations and qualifies for a Class 1 categorical exemption as it involves the replacement of existing public infrastructure without significant environmental impact. An archaeological monitor is required to be present during all ground-disturbing activities to ensure compliance with cultural resource protection protocols, and work must immediately cease if human remains are discovered, following established state and local procedures. The project is managed by the City of Monterey as the lead agency, with the Principal Planner serving as the primary point of contact for coordination and oversight. Acceptance and inspection occur on-site at the corner of Munras Avenue and Via Arboles, with final approval resting with the City’s Public Works Department. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and the project is not subject to federal funding or oversight; instead, it relies entirely on municipal processes, including environmental documentation and local construction standards. No contract value, pricing structure, payment details, or formal procurement evaluation criteria are disclosed in the available materials, indicating the project is in an early-stage forecast phase with the proposal submission deadline set for October 28, 2025. Submission of proposals is expected to be in hard copy format, with required attachments including the certified CEQA exemption finding, and no electronic submission systems or federal financial reporting mechanisms such as WAWF or TAS codes are referenced.