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Permit No. 19915 – Fulwider/O’Neil Cross Levee Fence Project

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The Central Valley Flood Protection Board is overseeing Permit No. 19915 for the Fulwider/O'Neil Cross Levee Fence Project located on the left bank of the Sacramento River at Levee Mile 3.29 in Sacramento County. The project involves the installation of a metal chain-link cross levee fence and recessed stairs with railing on the landside of the levee. The fence will consist of 6-foot-high by 8-foot-wide sections, featuring 11 removable sections along a 77-foot waterside slope and 6 non-removable sections along a 36-foot landside slope. Vehicle access will be provided via a 14-foot-wide double-leaf gate across the levee crown. Additional construction details include 8 concrete steps on the waterside slope and 26 concrete steps on the landside slope, both 36 inches wide with 6-inch wide concrete curbs and 36-inch by 12-inch concrete landings at the top and bottom. The landside slope will also include a metal handrail. Technical specifications require that fence posts be embedded 18 inches below the crown and slope, with a maximum excavation depth of 12 inches for the stairs. The project has been granted a Notice of Exemption from CEQA under categorical exemptions 15302, 15303, and 15304, as it is classified as replacement/reconstruction, small structure construction, and minor land alteration.

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Contractor to install chain-link fencing and concrete stairs for Sacramento levee project.

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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

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Sacramento, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
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Jennifer CallesSenior Environmental Scientist
Ronald Fulwider and Renee O'Neill C/O Jennifer CallesSenior Environmental Scientist

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To install a metal, chain-link cross levee fence (CLF) up and over the levee and recessed stairs with railing on the landside of the levee. The fence will have 6-foot-high by 8-foot-wide sections on both slopes. The waterside slope will be approximately 77 feet in length with 11 removable sections and the landside slope will be approximately 36 feet in length consisting of 6 sections that are not removable. The project includes a 14-foot-wide double-leaf gate across the levee crown for vehicle access, 8 concrete steps on the waterside slope and 26 concrete steps on the landside slope, each 36-inches wide, with an adjacent 6-inchwide concrete curb, all flush with the levee slope, a metal handrail on the landside levee slope, a 36-inches by 12-inches concrete landing at the top and bottom of the stairs. The maximum excavation depth for the stairs on the slope will be 12 inches. The posts for the CLF will be embedded 18 inches below the crown and slope.

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