Plans_-_Escalona_Dr_Storm_Drain_Rehabilitation_Project.pdf

The document is a public works construction plan from the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department for the Escalona Dr Storm Drain Rehabilitation project, identified by Project #c401610. The project involves removing and replacing approximately 130 linear feet of 12" RCP (reinforced concrete pipe) with 12" HDPE (high-density polyethylene) storm drain pipe on Escalona Drive, with a slope of 1.23%. The project includes associated infrastructure work such as removing and replacing catch basins (Type A and Type B), water service lines, and gas service lines, with specific requirements for utility location, potholing, and excavation.

The detailed engineering plans include precise specifications for utility work, including notes about protecting existing infrastructure, backfilling trenches per standard details, and reconnecting storm pipes. The project requires the contractor to submit a traffic control plan prior to construction, locate all utilities, and notify the engineer at least 5 working days before commencing work. Detailed technical drawings (Details A-D) provide specific guidance on HDPE to RCP connections, typical sidewalk and pipe trench configurations, and catch basin installation specifications. The project was approved on 9-13-24 and includes professional engineering stamps and revision tracking.