San_Lorenzo_River_Channel_Improvement_Project_-_As-Built_Plans.pdf

This is an as-built plans document for the San Lorenzo River Channel Improvement Project, a infrastructure project involving the City of Santa Cruz Department of Public Works in California. The document consists of 83 sheets of detailed engineering plans and specifications related to the project's completed construction. The plans include comprehensive technical drawings covering pipe diameter specifications, pump station details, and channel improvement design elements across multiple sheets, indicating a complex multi-phase infrastructure undertaking along the San Lorenzo River corridor.

The as-built plans serve as the final record documentation of the constructed improvements and appear to directly support the subsequent design phase for Pump Station 1 rehabilitation and the new Soquel Pump Station construction, which are budgeted at approximately $1,800,000. These plans provide essential baseline information and technical references necessary for engineering consultants to develop designs for the pump station projects located south of the Laurel Street Bridge and south of the Soquel Avenue Bridge on the west side of the San Lorenzo River. The detailed specifications and existing conditions documented in these 83 sheets form the foundation for the consulting and engineering services required to advance the pump station rehabilitation and new construction initiatives.