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Shoreline Irrigation Main Replacement Project

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The Shoreline Irrigation Main Replacement Project, managed by the City of Mountain View in California, involves the maintenance and replacement of the aging Shoreline Park irrigation system. The project aims to restore the system to its existing purpose and capacity through the installation of approximately 17,250 linear feet of high-density polyethylene pipe with diameters ranging from three to 12 inches. This new configuration represents an increase in total length compared to the original 16,500 linear feet of pipe, a change intended to adjust the alignment to minimize construction impacts on environmentally sensitive areas. The project has been officially classified as a forecast and is overseen by the City of Mountain View Public Works department. A signed Notice of Exemption has been filed, asserting that the work is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Class I and Class II categorical exemptions because the replacement does not increase the system's overall capacity. Technical oversight for the project is provided by the Senior Civil Engineer, and the work is slated to take place within Mountain View, California.

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City of Mountain View replacing 17,250 feet of Shoreline Park irrigation piping.

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California → City of Mountain View

Place of Performance

Mountain View, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Mountain View
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California → City of Mountain View
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Jason ChouSenior Civil Engineer

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The project proposes maintenance and replacement of the Shoreline Irrigation Main system due to its age and recent required repairs. With the project, the irrigation system will have the same purpose and capacity as it does under existing conditions. The existing Shoreline Park irrigation system is composed of approximately 16,500 linear feet of pipe. The new irrigation system would consist of approximately 17,250 linear feet of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe with diameters varying between three to 12 inches. The additional length of pipe is due to adjusting the alignment to minimize impacts to environmentally sensitive areas with the new construction.

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