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San Roque Debris Basin Outlet Repair

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The San Roque Debris Basin Outlet Repair project, managed by the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District, involves the restoration of an aging flood control facility on San Roque Creek in Santa Barbara, California. The project aims to address a damaged and non-functioning 36-inch culvert pipe and remove the existing concreted earthen filled dam and portions of the grouted rock embankment. These improvements are designed to eliminate the current total barrier to steelhead migration by implementing a stream simulation design technique to create an ungrouted, natural streambed between two grouted rock side slopes. Technical specifications include lowering the grade at the current inlet structure by approximately 5 feet at the thalweg, rising to existing grades to maintain a constant slope consistent with upstream reference reach conditions. The project is classified under NAICS code 237990 and has been granted a Notice of Exemption from further environmental review under CEQA Guideline Section 15301 for the repair and minor alteration of existing public facilities. Seth Shank serves as the primary point of contact for environmental compliance.

General Info

Remove compromised debris basin, restore natural streambed to enable steelhead migration and improve flood resilience.

Agency

California → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Near the terminus of Ontare Hills Road, Santa Barbara, CA, 93105

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NOE San Roque Debris Basin Outlet Repair

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District
Contacts1 person available
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California → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District
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Seth ShankEnvironmental Compliance Manager

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The San Roque Debris Basin, constructed in 1964 following the Coyote Fire, is an aging flood control facility and a total barrier to steelhead migration. The culvert pipe running through the existing dam embankment is damaged and not functioning from previous years of intense storms. The proposed improvements will consist of removing the existing concreted earthen filled dam, portions of the grouted rock embankment and 36-inch culvert. The replacement is opening the dam to an ungrouted, natural streambed between two grouted rock side slopes, using the stream simulation design technique. The grade at the current inlet structure will be lowered by approximately 5 ft at the thalweg rising in the basin to existing grades for a constant slope similar to reference reach conditions upstream.

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