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North State Community Cooling Amphitheater & Resilience Corridor Project

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The North State Community Cooling Amphitheater & Resilience Corridor Project, managed by the California Construction Authority, aims to transform the 68.51-acre Shasta District Fair & Event Center into a year-round climate-resilience corridor for the City of Anderson and Shasta County. The project focuses on creating a community refuge during extreme heat, wildfire smoke episodes, and power-shutoff emergencies, specifically benefiting low-income and disadvantaged communities. Key improvements include the installation of a shade-canopy amphitheater plaza, the expansion of the tree canopy, and the use of native, climate-adapted plants. The project also emphasizes sustainable infrastructure by replacing impermeable pavement with permeable options and stormwater capture features, alongside the creation of an accessible walking loop. All work will be limited to existing developed land, ensuring no new structures increase the facility footprint and no waterways or wetlands are impacted.

General Info

California Construction Authority transforms Shasta District Fair into a climate-resilient community refuge.

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California Construction Authority

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

developed fairgrounds campus, encompassing State-owned Assessor, CA, 96007

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NONE

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27thDAA_CEQA_NoticeOfExemption_AppendixE Signed

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CEQA Letter of Authorization signed

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AgencyCalifornia Construction Authority
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California Construction Authority
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Stewart DeluzProgram Manager

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The Project transforms the existing 68.51-acre Shasta District Fair & Event Center campus into a year-round community cooling and climate-resilience corridor for Anderson and the wider Shasta County North State. Improvements consist of minor alterations to already-developed land and existing facilities, induding: (a) installation of a shade-canopy amphitheater plaza over existing paved surface; (b) planting of a native and climate-adapted plant palette developed with regional botanical expertise; [c) replacement of impermeable pavement with permeable pavement and stormwater capture features at existing parking and circulation areas; (d) expansion of tree canopy across previously landscaped grounds; and (e) an accessible walking loop connecting existing community-use facilities. No new structures increase the footprint of existing facilities, no healthy mature scenic trees will be removed, no grading will occur on slopes exceeding 10 percent, and no work will occur in waterways or wetlands. Purpose: During extreme heat events, wildtire smoke episodes, and power-shutoff emergencies, the improved campus will serve as a community cooling and resilience refuge. Beneficiaries: residents of the City of Anderson and unincorporated Shasta County, including CalEnviroScreen-identitied disadvantaged and low-income communities served within the Project area.

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