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Sly Park Recreation Area Restroom Replacement Projects

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The El Dorado Irrigation District plans to replace two damaged restroom facilities and their associated effluent vaults at the Sierra and Chimney Campgrounds within the Sly Park Recreation Area in California. The existing structures suffered severe structural damage during storms in February 2026, necessitating full removal and replacement of both the underground vaults and above-ground buildings. The project will involve heavy equipment such as excavators and cranes to dismantle the old facilities, remove debris, and install new vaults and restrooms using the same footprint. Concrete pads around the sites will be demolished and replaced to support the new structures, and all waste materials will be disposed of in accordance with state and local environmental regulations. Work will be confined to previously disturbed areas near existing paved roads to minimize environmental impact. The project is scheduled to take place over approximately 30 days in early fall 2026, during a period of low visitor use at the recreation area, and the surrounding campground zones will be closed to the public during construction. All activities will occur within the same area currently occupied by the existing facilities, ensuring no expansion into undisturbed land. The point of contact for inquiries is Michael C. Baron, Environmental Review Analyst, reachable via email or phone. The project is part of the district’s efforts to restore critical public sanitation infrastructure in the recreation area following natural disaster damage.

General Info

Replace two damaged restroom facilities and effluent vaults at Sierra and Chimney Campgrounds in fall 2026 using same footprint.

Agency

California → El Dorado Irrigation District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Sly Park Road and Lakewood Drive, CA, 95726

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OCR Recorded NOE SPRA Restroom Replacement Projects

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PostedJul 29

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado Irrigation District

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → El Dorado Irrigation District

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Michael C. BaronEnvironmental Review Analyst

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The El Dorado Irrigation District (District) is proposing to replace two existing restroom facilities and effluent vaults at the Sierra and Chimney Campgrounds located in the Sly Park Recreation Area (SPRA). The restrooms serve the campgrounds as well as other recreational users in the SPRA. These facilities were extensively damaged during heavy storms that occurred in February of 2026 and require complete replacement of both the underground vaults and the restrooms due to structural damage. The work activities would involve the use of an excavator, crane, and hand tools to remove the existing restrooms and excavate the vaults. The excavated vaults and other materials would be disposed of in compliance with State and local requirements for the removal and disposal of waste materials. The sites would be cleared of debris and prepared for the installation of new vaults, which would be lowered into place by a crane or excavator arm. Once the vaults are in place the new restrooms would be placed on top of the vaults with a crane or excavator arm and secured in place. The work will occur within the previously disturbed areas immediately adjacent to the existing paved roadways. The concrete pads surrounding the existing facilities would be demolished and replaced on-site to provide a new platform for the facilities concurrently with the removal of the existing restrooms and vaults. The campground areas surrounding the facility would be closed to visitors and/or campers during the time of year when the SPRA has limited visitor use. The work is expected to occur during early fall 2026 over a period of approximately 30-days.