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Permit No. 19841 –Hinrichsen Levee Stairs and Utilities Project

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The Hinrichsen Levee Stairs and Utilities Project, managed by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board in Sacramento, California, involves the installation of concrete steps and utility infrastructure on a levee. The scope of work includes constructing thirty-three 4-foot wide concrete steps on the landside slope with an accompanying handrail, and twenty-four 4-foot wide concrete steps on the waterside slope. The project also requires the installation of a three-quarter inch PVC water pipe and a double-walled electrical conduit buried at least 24 inches deep, running from the landside toe, across the crown, and down to the waterside. Additional components include an emergency shutoff valve on the landside hinge and 18 pop-up sprinkler heads equipped with a leak detection sensor. To complete the project, natural grasses and wildflowers will be planted as ground cover.

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Installation of concrete steps, utility infrastructure, and landscaping for the Hinrichsen Levee Project.

Agency

California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Sacramento, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
Contacts2 people available
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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
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Angela R Nguyen-TanSenior Environmental Scientist
Patrick and Julianne HinrichsenSenior Environmental Scientist

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To install thirty-three (33) concrete steps, 4-feet wide, on the landside slope of the levee and twenty-four (24) concrete steps, 4-feet wide, on the waterside slope, with a handrail on the landside stairs; one three-quarter inch PVC water pipe and one three- quarter inch electrical conduit, double-walled, installed at a minimum depth of 24 inches, extending from the landside levee toe up along and parallel to the landside stairs, across the levee crown, and down parallel to the waterside stairs; an emergency shutoff valve located on the landside hinge of the levee; and 18 level pop-up sprinkler heads (nine on the landside and nine on the waterside) in double wall pipe with a leak detection sensor which will be installed at the landside levee toe and on the lower embankment of the waterside slope. Natural grasses and wildflowers will be planted to serve as ground cover

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