Winter Storms 2024-25 Damaged Site – Cavedale Road

The Sonoma County Department of Public Infrastructure is undertaking the 2024-25 storm damage repair projects on Cavedale Road at Post Mile 11.11 and Post Mile 11.23 near Agua Caliente, California. Funded by local funds, the project aims to restore roadway functionality by repairing approximately 90 feet of road at PM 11.11 and 120 linear feet at PM 11.23. The scope of work includes excavating native soil, establishing subgrade benching, installing rock slope protection with geotextile fabric and a fully grouted keyway, improving drainage, and installing guardrails. Additionally, the work at PM 11.11 requires the construction of a 90-foot soldier pile retaining wall with concrete lagging and limited tree removal. The roadway will be finalized with aggregate base and asphalt concrete. The project is classified as a forecast with a construction duration of 60 working days, approximately three months. It is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under sections 15269, 15301, and 15302, as it involves emergency repairs and the reconstruction of existing public facilities. Anthony Moore, Construction Engineer for Sonoma County, serves as the primary point of contact. The project is located in Sonoma, California, and is managed by the Department of Public Infrastructure based in Santa Rosa. No specific contract value or formal procurement evaluation factors were provided in the available documentation.