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Napa County Animal Shelter Phase I Roof Repair and Phase I Furnace Replacement Projects

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The Napa County Animal Shelter Phase I Roof Repair and Phase I Furnace Replacement Projects, identified by solicitation numbers PW 25-05A and PW 26-05B, involve essential maintenance and repair work at 942 Hartle Court in Napa, California. The primary scope of work includes the removal and replacement of existing furnace units and the resealing of the existing roof under a separate contract to prevent water damage and leaks. Additionally, the project encompasses minor electrical and structural repairs and improvements necessary to maintain the facility's operational capacity. This project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 238160 and was posted on June 25, 2026. The work is designed to maintain the existing facility without expanding its footprint, altering its use, or disturbing the ground, vegetation, or topographic conditions. Due to its nature as repair and maintenance of an existing facility, the project is categorically exempt under CEQA Section 15301 Class 1, ensuring no significant environmental impact. Key points of contact for the project include Associate Engineer Sonja El-Wakil and Supervising Planner Dana Eleanor Morrison.

General Info

Napa County to repair roof, replace furnaces, and make minor repairs at Animal Shelter without expansion.

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California → Napa County

Place of Performance

Hartle Court and Gasser Driver, Napa, CA, 94559

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AgencyCalifornia → Napa County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Napa County
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Sonja El-WakilAssociate Engineer
Dana Eleanor MorrisonSupervising Planner - Conservation

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The project includes removing the existing furnace units within the building and replacing them with new units. Under a separate contract the existing roof will be resealed to help prevent leaks and water damage. In addition to this work there will also be various minor related maintenance work related to minor electrical and structure repairs and improvements to ensure the continued operation capacity of the facility. The shelter has existed at this location since 2002, and the work involved is to repair and maintain the existing facilities; proposed work would not expand the footprint or use of the existing facility. No changes to the existing vegetation or topographic conditions are proposed are part of the project.

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