YOUNGLOVE_AVE_335_B25-0290_APPROVED_PLANS.pdf

This is an approved construction plans document for the City of Santa Cruz, California, detailing the installation of a concrete pad and utilities for a metal storage building at Fire Station #63. The project involves demolition of existing asphalt material, utility installation including electrical conduit and fire sprinkler trenching, concrete pad construction designed to support fire apparatus weighing approximately 55,000 pounds each, and removal and replacement of storm drain infrastructure with a bio-retention area. The scope of work encompasses subgrade preparation, formwork, rebar installation, concrete pouring and finishing, asphalt conforming, and building anchorage installation. The project requires coordination with pre-selected electrical, fire sprinkler, and building installation contractors, adherence to the City of Santa Cruz Green Building Checklist, and compliance with site management and best management practices. All work must comply with applicable building permits, state and local codes, and Chapter 6.12 of the Santa Cruz Municipal Code regarding construction waste management and recycling.

The total project budget shall not exceed $200,000, with all bids required to remain within this maximum amount. A bid bond is required at the time of proposal submission, while labor and performance bonds and materials bonds are required following project award. Bidders must schedule and complete all required inspections with City of Santa Cruz inspectors for their designated scope of work and maintain compliance with construction waste reduction, disposal, and recycling requirements as documented in a Construction Waste Management Plan. The approved plans establish the technical specifications and requirements that all contractors must follow throughout project execution.