Attachment 5 Full Plan Ojai Ranger Station Paving_r.pdf

This document is a set of contract specifications and site plans for the Ojai Ranger Station Site Resurfacing project located in Los Padres National Forest, Ventura County, California, under the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region.

The project involves resurfacing the Ojai Ranger Station site with a base 3-inch asphalt paving option and a concrete pad alternative. Key work items include mobilization, construction staking, contractor testing, erosion control and pollution control, roadbed reconditioning with asphalt pulverization, sub-excavation, hot mix asphalt placement (100 cubic yards), pavement markings (parking and handicap), wheel stop removal and replacement (42 units), and concrete pad installation (450 square feet at 15'x30'x6"). The total site area is 32,869 square feet with an estimated tonnage of 595. The site map shows the ranger station location accessible from Highway 33/150 intersection in Ojai, approximately 5.6 miles from the fire station entrance. Work requirements include contractor responsibility for water and debris removal, payment of Davis Bacon prevailing wages, submission of construction schedules and traffic control plans, coordination with utility locating services before excavation, and implementation of erosion prevention measures. The contractor must comply with specifications referenced in California Department of Transportation standards, Forest Service supplemental specifications, and requirements for water quality management on National Forest System lands. Quality control and testing are the contractor's responsibility, with Forest Service inspections conducted for government reference purposes only.