San Antonio Creek Crossing Repair

The San Antonio Creek Crossing Repair contract, posted by the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District, focuses on structural maintenance and repair activities at a specific creek crossing location in California. This project is designated as a forecast and does not include solicitation details, set-asides, or NAICS classification, indicating it may serve as an early notice for potential contractors or stakeholders. Maintenance activities are strictly limited to repair without expansion of facility use, aligning with broader guidelines that exclude from maintenance duties concrete channels, earthen roadside ditches, man-made earthen channels, basins within developments, grassy swales, and retention or recharge basins. All work must comply with established environmental and flood control protocols, with periodic tasks such as sediment removal, weed control, graffiti removal, and general repair to be conducted within the bounds of these exclusions. The primary point of contact for this project is Seth Shank, Environmental Compliance Manager, and Matt Griffin, Deputy Director, both reachable through the district’s official phone number and email addresses. The contract is linked to the district’s public records system via a unique project identifier, providing transparency and permitting public access to additional documentation and project specifics through the California Environmental Quality Act network. Though the exact scope of repairs is not detailed here, referenced materials under the Exempt Facilities tab of the Annual Plan likely provide further clarification on boundaries and allowable interventions. No geographic coordinates, zip codes, or city names are specified, but the place of performance is confirmed to be within the state of California, under the jurisdiction of Santa Barbara County Flood Control District.