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Sonic 2403-AYLA-A 1905 ASH ST

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The California Public Utilities Commission is forecasting a project titled Sonic 2403-AYLA-A 1905 ASH ST, which involves the installation of telecommunications infrastructure designed to improve wireless and broadband speeds. The work is scheduled to be performed in Martinez, California. Andrew Chan serves as the primary point of contact and Project Manager for this initiative. Further details regarding the project can be accessed through the provided CEQAnet link, with the forecast officially posted on November 4, 2026.

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CPUC project for telecommunications infrastructure installation in Martinez, California, managed by Andrew Chan.

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Pacheco Blvd, Ash St, Ulfinian Way, Martinez, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Public Utilities Commission
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Andrew ChanProject Manager

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Installation of telecommunications infrastructure to enhance wireless and broadband speeds.

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