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White Sulphur Springs Road Slide Repair Project RDS26-37

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The project at 3260 White Sulphur Spring Road in St. Helena, California, involves repairing a landslide-damaged section of roadway by installing a 192-foot-long soldier pile retaining wall to stabilize the steep southern slope. The wall, approximately 10 feet in height, consists of structural steel piles embedded in 30-inch-diameter drilled holes filled with lean concrete, spaced eight feet apart, and backfilled with precast concrete lagging to transfer lateral soil loads to deeper, more stable strata. Restoration efforts include filling and repaving the roadway to restore its original grade and drainage patterns. Additional scope items involve hydroseeding to establish vegetation, concreting a roadside ditch to divert water away from the wall’s base, and removing excess slide debris. All work must comply with Napa County Storm Water Program requirements and incorporate Best Management Practices to control erosion and protect water quality. The project is managed by Napa County with primary contact Dana Morrison, Supervising Planner - Conservation, and secondary contact Roberto De La Torre Real, Junior Engineer.

General Info

Install 192-foot soldier pile wall to stabilize landslide-damaged roadway in St. Helena, restore grade, drainage, and comply with stormwater rules.

Agency

California → Napa County

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

White Sulphur Springs Road and Spring Street, St. Helena, CA, 94574

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White Sulphur Springs Road Slide Repair Project Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Napa County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Napa County
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Contacts
Dana Eleanor MorrisonSupervising Planner - Conservation
Roberto De La Torre RealJunior Engineer

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The proposed repair for the 3260 White Sulphur Spring Rd slide includes construction of a 192-foot-long soldier pile retaining wall where significant settlement and damage occurred. The retaining wall will stabilize the steep slope on the south side of the roadway and help prevent future slope failures. The structural steel soldier piles are embedded in 30-inch diameter holes filled with lean concrete. The cast-in-drilled hole piles are spaced at 8 feet on center. Precast Concrete lagging is placed between the soldier piles. Relatively closely spaced soldier piles will transfer lateral soils loads to deeper and stronger materials. Filling and repaving the roadway will be required to restore the asphalt surface and pre-slide drainage patterns. The wall height is approximately 10 feet high. Additional work includes hydroseeding, lining a roadside ditch with concrete to help deter water from the base of the wall and discarding of surplus slide material. All work will be in accordance with Napa County Storm Water Program requirements utilizing Best Management Practices and erosion control measures.

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