YOUNGLOVE_AVE_335_B25-0290_APPROVED_GEO_TECH_REPORT.pdf

This is an approved geotechnical report from the City of Santa Cruz for the concrete pad installation project at Fire Station #63. The report documents compliance with the 2022 California Building Codes and serves as supporting technical documentation for the project. The geotechnical assessment is required to be present on-site during all inspections and provides the engineering foundation necessary for the concrete pad design that must support fire apparatus weighing approximately 55,000 pounds each. The project encompasses demolition of existing asphalt material, utility trenching for electrical and fire sprinkler systems, concrete pad installation with subgrade preparation and rebar work, storm drain modifications with bio-retention area installation, and coordination with pre-selected electrical, fire sprinkler, and building installation vendors.

The project is governed by the City of Santa Cruz's Green Building Checklist requirements, construction waste management standards per Municipal Code Chapter 6.12, and all applicable state and local building codes. The total project budget is capped at $200,000, and bidders must submit proposals within this maximum amount. Bonding requirements include a bid bond at submission and labor, performance, and materials bonds following project award. All construction activities must comply with site management and best management practices as shown on the approved plans, and contractors are responsible for scheduling and completing all required inspections with City of Santa Cruz inspectors throughout the construction phase.