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Valencia Water Reclamation Plant Security Fencing and Entrance Improvements

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The Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts are implementing security and infrastructure upgrades at the Valencia Water Reclamation Plant located at 28185 The Old Road in Valencia, California. The project focuses on enhancing site security to address ongoing issues with unhoused persons by replacing 1,220 linear feet of 6-foot chain link fence with 8-foot high security fencing and adding another 1,170 linear feet of high security fencing to encompass newly acquired property. Additional security measures include the installation of 675 feet of razor coil and barbed wire on the masonry block wall near the Flow Equalization Basins, as well as a comprehensive camera system with remote monitoring, new electrical infrastructure, and a viewing monitor in the control building. Entrance improvements include the installation of three 25-foot automated gates for the main entrance and the southern area, two manual access gates, and one pedestrian gate. Site work involves clearing and grubbing along the fence perimeter and the construction of a new paved staff parking lot between the entrance driveways, which requires the removal of trees. This project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 237990 and has been granted a Notice of Exemption from environmental fees under CEQA Guidelines as it is a minor modification to an existing public facility.

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Upgrade security fencing, gates, cameras, and parking at Valencia Water Reclamation Plant with CEQA exemption.

Agency

California → Los Angeles County Sanitation District

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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NONE

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DMS-#7574551-v2-Valencia Water Reclamation Plant Security Fencing and Entrance Improvement Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Sanitation District
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California → Los Angeles County Sanitation District
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Patricia L HorsleyEnvironmental Planner

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The project includes upgrading the existing 6-foot tall chain link fence to an 8-foot tall high security fence (HSF). Along with upgraded fencing, installation of multiple security cameras throughout the site with remote monitoring will add needed improvements due to ongoing issues with unhoused persons around the Valencia Water Reclamation Plant (VWRP). The new HSF will replace approximately 1,220 linear feet of existing chain link fence along the east, south, and west perimeters of the VWRP, with an additional 1,170 linear feet added to encompass newly acquired property at the site. 675 feet of razor coil and barbed wire will be added to the masonry block wall along the east side of the Flow Equalization Basins (FEB) next to the Old Road. The main entrance gates will be upgraded due to ongoing mechanical issues. Two 25 foot automated gates for the main entrance, a new 25 foot automated gate to enter the FEB and southern area of the VWRP, two manual access gates, and one pedestrian gate. The security cameras will be located along the fence perimeter, with new electrical infrastructure being installed including a viewing monitor at the control building. Lastly, a small new paved staff parking lot is being added between the two entrance driveways, requiring removal of trees. Additional clearing and grubbing along the fence perimeter will be required for installation.

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