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Temporary Creek Diversion & Water Control

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25STM3-3N15 Storm Damage Repairs Arch Culvert Preventive Measures Calle Real At Canada Del Corral In The 3rd Supervisorial District

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Santa Barbara Department of Public Works Transportation Division
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Installs and maintains temporary creek diversion systems (TCDS) for prime contractors on County drainage projects. Diverts upstream water flows using piping and pumps to create a dry work environment, then restores the creek bed to original condition. Develops a TCDSP including flow rates and O&M procedures. Delivers a dry work area and restored creek bed.

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