Table Bluff Landfill Repair and Rehabilitation Project

The Table Bluff Landfill Repair and Rehabilitation Project is an urgent public works initiative managed by the Humboldt County Public Works Department in California. The project focuses on the repair and rehabilitation of the landfill cap and leach field at a facility closed since 1979. Key activities include fill placement, grading, vegetation clearing, road and drainage improvements, piping replacement, and leach field repair. The primary objective is to implement corrective actions before the winter wet season to prevent leachate discharge into Humboldt Bay tributaries, reduce precipitation infiltration, and restore the facility's overall capacity to capture and treat leachate. This project is classified as a forecast and is designated under California Environmental Quality Act statutory exemptions for emergency projects and the maintenance of existing public facilities. Performance will take place at the Table Bluff Landfill on Hookton Road in Humboldt County. While no specific contract value, formal FAR clauses, or fixed delivery dates are provided, the work is characterized by high environmental urgency. Project oversight is led by Hank Seemann, Deputy Director of Environmental Services, and the project is approved by the Humboldt County Board of Supervisors.