West_Cliff_Dr_Path_Realignment_w_tcp.pdf

This is a project description and site plan document for the West Cliff Drive Path Realignment project undertaken by the City of Santa Cruz, California. The project encompasses improvements at two distinct sites designed to enhance pedestrian access, drainage infrastructure, site amenities, and safety conditions. At Site 1, the scope includes demolition and repaving of existing pathway segments, removal of deteriorated path sections, construction of a wood split rail fence with gate, installation of decomposed granite rest areas furnished with benches and memorials, drainage improvements featuring a swale and new catch basin connection to the existing storm drain system, installation of a hose bib and box, vegetation restoration with rock swash, and associated grading work. At Site 2, the project involves removal of the existing parking area and a portion of the asphalt pathway, repurposing of an existing storm drain catch basin, construction of a new asphalt-paved path, installation of a decomposed granite rest area with park bench and trash receptacle, construction of a new swale, vegetation restoration, associated grading, and other related improvements necessary for project completion.

The document provides technical site plans and specifications for the proposed improvements, serving as the basis for contractor bidding and project execution. The project represents a comprehensive pedestrian infrastructure enhancement initiative addressing both functional improvements and amenity additions across the two designated sites along West Cliff Drive. The site plans illustrate the spatial layout, drainage patterns, and placement of proposed improvements, enabling contractors to accurately assess project requirements and prepare detailed bids and construction schedules.