Attachment 4 Full Plan Casitas RS Repaving_2025_PG 1-5_r.pdf

This is a contract specification and site plan document for the Casitas Fire Station Site Resurfacing project located at Los Padres National Forest in Ventura County, California. The project involves resurfacing approximately 41,000 square feet of pavement at the fire station facility, with a total material tonnage of 743 tons of asphalt.

The project scope includes base 3-inch asphalt paving with a concrete pad, consisting of multiple pay items: mobilization, construction staking, contractor testing, erosion control and pollution control, sub-excavation with compaction, roadbed conditioning with asphalt pulverization, hot mix asphalt placement (743 tons at 1/2-inch type A, PG 64-16 at -3° depth), reinstall and permanent pavement markings (white parking markings and handicap markings), asphalt concrete curb installation (2,200 linear feet), and a 30-foot by 30-foot by 6-inch concrete pad (900 square feet). The document specifies standard California Department of Transportation specifications and includes provisions for water management, debris removal, traffic control in accordance with Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) 2009, and erosion prevention and control measures. The contractor is responsible for quality control testing, construction scheduling, traffic control plans, utility location coordination, and meeting all water quality management requirements for National Forest System lands per California Best Management Practices. Davis-Bacon prevailing wages apply as this is a public works contract under USDA Forest Service.