Description: Work includes but is not limited to construction of a soldier pile retaining wall with tiebacks, backfill and compaction, roadway reconstruction, drainage improvements, rock slope protection, installation of midwest guardrail system, erosion control and re-vegetation, repair of an existing solider pile retaining wall and traffic control with temporary signals.
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Board meeting
611 days before RFP
County officials reported a plan to repair about 220 storm-damage sites, initially borrowing approximately $140 million pending FEMA reimbursement.
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issues so the good news is that with the federal disaster declarations we're basically eligible to receive FEMA funds for uh really most uh if not all of the storm damage repair sites which as you can see is about $140 Million worth of repairs now the federal government covers uh 75% uh caloes the California office of emergency services then does the next…
The County proposed borrowing up to about $85 million to finance unrepaired climate-disaster repairs while awaiting FEMA reimbursement.
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after we've spent all of this 250 million we still have um dozens of sites around the county that are damaged going back to the 2017 storms that we haven't even fixed yet so um we're working on fixing those um we have a plan to finance those 2017 that 2017 storm damage internally for the 2023 dual disasters um I'm going to be talking about it but we're…
Public Works reported a three-to-four-year plan to design and construct about 63 storm-damage locations, while identifying 88 additional sites without current budget support.
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overall and so the slide before you is a is one of the pages out of our presentation to the Board of Supervisors on May 22nd where the board actually adopted our budget and then on June 4th the board adopted the entire County budget uh including the Department of Community Development infrastructure and this slide is a is a is a brief summary of our stor…
Board meeting
93 days before RFP
CDI planned to complete 19 remaining 2023 storm-damage projects over the next three budget cycles.
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supervisors. Matt Mashado, director of CDI. And so, I'm going to cover a bit of an update on the storm damage. And before I do, I want to thank our team. I mean, this this is a team effort. I'll say uh you know O3's been amazing with assistance in our and our FEMA reimbursement and and team has been amazing with helping us manage the the fiscal strains and…
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risk. Uh the county also faces significant challenges in completing storm related projects from 2017 and 2023. We have 31 projects remaining from the 2017 disaster and 85 projects pending from the 2023 um emergencies. The need for local matching funds is roughly about 20%. And so this places pressure on the budget in addition to funding pressures uh delays…
The County of Santa Cruz Department of Community Development & Infrastructure is accepting sealed bids for storm-damage repairs on Eureka Canyon Road at Post Miles 8.11 and 8.39. Work includes soldier-pile retaining walls with tiebacks, backfill and compaction, roadway reconstruction, drainage improvements, guardrail installation, erosion control and revegetation, and traffic control with temporary signals. Bids are due and will be opened on November 5, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time, and the work must be completed within 80 working days.
