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Subsurface Power Line Connection and Meter/Distribution Panel Installation to Support Carpinteria Pier

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Chevron U.S.A. Inc. is proposing a project for the City of Carpinteria to install a subsurface power line and an above-ground meter and distribution panel to support the lighting of the Carpinteria Pier. The scope of work includes connecting a subsurface power line from an existing power pole, trenching through the Carpinteria Bluffs Trail, and linking the power supply from the meter and distribution panel to an existing subterranean power junction box that leads to the pier. Additionally, Southern California Edison will replace the existing power pole. The project is located northeast of the upper pier parking lot in Carpinteria, California, within Santa Barbara County. The project is classified under NAICS code 237130 and is managed by the City of Carpinteria, with Nick Bobroff serving as the Director of Community Development. This initiative is categorized as the repair and replacement of existing facilities on the same site, qualifying for categorical exemptions 15301, 15302, and 15303(d) under the California Public Resources Code. The project is officially titled Subsurface Power Line Connection and Meter/Distribution Panel Installation to Support Carpinteria Pier.

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Chevron installs power lines and meters to support lighting for Carpinteria Pier.

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Northeast of the upper pier parking lot, 34°23’10” N and 119°30, Carpinteria, CA, 93013

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Carpinteria
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California → City of Carpinteria
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Nick BobroffDirector, Community Development
Ryan JonesRegulatory Affairs Manager

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Chevron U.S.A. Inc. is proposing to install a subsurface power line and above ground meter and distribution panel to support the lighting of the Carpinteria Pier. The subsurface power line would be connected from an existing power pole and would be trenched below the existing power pole and would be trenched through the Carpinteria Bluffs Trail. From the meter and distribution panel, the power supply will connect to an existing subterranean power junction box that runs to the Carpinteria Pier. SCE will replace the existing pole.

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