South Coast Recycling and Transfer Station Tipping Pad Repair and Pit Fill Project

The South Coast Recycling and Transfer Station (SCRTS) Tipping Pad Repair Project consists of repairing and replacing deteriorated sections of the approximately 2.4-acre concrete tipping pad and backfilling an existing asphalt-paved ramp. Over time, the tipping pad sustains damage from constant wear caused by heavy equipment operation, creating potential safety hazards for workers. The project is necessary to maintain the facility's structural integrity and ensure continued safe operation. Repairs to the tipping pad will involve identifying and addressing cracked or damaged concrete sections through saw-cutting, dowel bar installation, concrete placement, and grinding to restore structural integrity. The project includes demolition and replacement of a 4,482 square foot section of failing concrete. In addition, the project includes the filling in of a loading pit (pit 7) that was used for loadirig transfer trucks in the past but is no longer in use. This project includes filling the loading pit with clean earthen fill and installing a new 3,200 square foot reinforced concrete slab that matches the existing surrounding surface to provide more space for the SCRTS sorting operations. As part of this work, there may be a need to abandon or relocate utilities within the project area. The project will take place entirely within the existing footprint of the facility, with construction activities occurring in phases to minimize disruption to operations.