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Palm Desert Operations Parking Lot Rehabilitation - Phase 3

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The Palm Desert Operations Parking Lot Rehabilitation – Phase 3 project involves the complete removal and replacement of the existing deteriorated pavement at the Coachella Valley Water District’s vehicle maintenance facility in Palm Desert, California. The scope includes excavating and removing up to 12.5 inches of old concrete asphalt and aggregate base materials, followed by the installation of a new 4.5-inch asphalt surface over an 8-inch Class II aggregate base to restore structural integrity, improve drainage, and enhance safety and durability. All work will occur on CVWD-owned property located at 75-519 Hovley Lane East in Riverside County, with construction expected to commence around November 2025 and conclude approximately three months later. The project is exempt from environmental review under CEQA Sections 15301 and 15302, as it involves the repair and reconstruction of an existing facility with no significant environmental impact, and the site is not within any protected conservation area. The lead contact for the project is Amer Hassouneh, Engineer I, with additional environmental oversight provided by Carlos Huerta, and all communication and administrative matters are managed through the Coachella Valley Water District at their Post Office Box 1058 address in Coachella, California. While the project is classified as a forecast and no formal contract value, solicitation number, or contract type has been disclosed, the work will be performed under standard municipal construction practices without federal acquisition regulation clauses, special contract requirements, or socioeconomic set-asides, and acceptance of work will take place on-site by the District as the responsible government entity.

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Pavement rehabilitation at CVWD facility in Palm Desert, new asphalt and base, no environmental impact, construction starts November 2025.

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California → Coachella Valley Water District

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Palm Desert, CA

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NONE

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Executed Notice of Exemption - Palm Desert Operations Parking Lot Rehab

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AgencyCalifornia → Coachella Valley Water District
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The Palm Desert Operations Parking Lot Rehabilitation – Phase 3 Project (Project) proposes to rehabilitate and restore the existing parking lot pavement at the Coachella Valley Water District’s (CVWD) Operations vehicle maintenance facility parking lot. This project will perform rehabilitation and pavement restoration by removing existing old and deteriorated concrete asphalt and aggregate base materials up to approximately 12.5 inches to allow for replacement of new 4.5-inch concrete asphalt over 8-inch class II aggregate base materials. The removal and replacement of concrete asphalt and aggregate base materials will be completed on the Palm Desert Operations vehicle maintenance facility parking lot located within CVWDs Palm Desert Operations facility. The rehabilitation and pavement restoration are to include repairs, maintenance, sealing, replacements, restoration, and alterations as necessary. Construction for this Project is anticipated to take place in or around November 2025 and over the course of approximately 3 months; all work will take place on CVWD property. CVWD property site is located in rural residential areas and is not within a conservation area of the Coachella Valley Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (CVMSHCP).

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