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Water Pollution Control & Environmental Mitigation

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This scope was carved out of 25STM3-3N15.

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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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Supplies and installs temporary water pollution control measures for prime contractors on County infrastructure projects. Installs silt fences, straw bale barriers, temporary covers, erosion control blankets, and large sediment barriers per California environmental regulations. Delivers installed pollution control barriers and a Water Pollution Control Program.

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