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Ocean Outfalls Rehabilitation, Project Number J-137 Phase 1

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J-137State & Local

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California → Orange County Sanitation District

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Pacific Coast Highway and Santa Ana River, Huntington Beach, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Orange County Sanitation District
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California → Orange County Sanitation District
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Andrew BrownEngineering Supervisor

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Phase 1 will include validation of the condition of the Long Outfall and evaluation of the condition of the Short Outfall. This will involve utilizing divers and Remotely Operated Vehicles to verify the scope of work required for rehabilitation for the Long Outfall and to identify any structural issues, interior blockages, or areas that require repair and rehabilitation for the Short Outfall. There will be collection and testing of samples from internal outfall sediments for both outfalls. It will include design of the closure of the eight rectangular ports and short-term and long-term rehabilitations of marine portion of the Short Outfall, and for the Long Outfall there will be design of rehabilitation of marine portion.

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