Plans_-_Escalona_Dr_Storm_Drain_Rehabilitation_Project.pdf

These engineering plans for the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department detail the Escalona Dr Storm Drain Rehabilitation Project (Project #c401610), located in Santa Cruz, California. The project involves removing and replacing approximately 130 linear feet of existing 12-inch storm drain pipe with a new 12-inch HDPE storm drain pipe, with a slope of 1.23%. The project will also replace existing Type A catch basins with modern Type B catch basins along Escalona Drive near the intersection with Escalona Court, addressing a critical infrastructure issue where the existing storm drain has collapsed, causing a sinkhole.

The project scope includes potholing to confirm utility depths, protecting existing utilities and structures, backfilling trenches per standard details, and reconnecting storm drain infrastructure. The location map indicates the project extent within a specific neighborhood grid, and the detailed plans provide comprehensive technical specifications for pipe connections, catch basin replacements, and roadway surface restoration. The engineering drawings include multiple technical details (Details A-D) covering HDPE to RCP connections, typical sidewalk and pipe trench configurations, and catch basin installation specifications, with the project documents dated 8/7/2024 and bearing the City of Santa Cruz's Public Works Department seal and project number #9214.