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Company Name
TETRA TECH, INC.
Contract #
A-2017-154
Agency
PUBLIC WORKS
Council Approval Date
6/20/2017
Expiration Date
6/20/2020
Insurance Exp Date
10/1/2020
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City of Santa Ana <br />w <br />to Select pipeline material, At pipes less than <br />24-inches in diameter, PVC and ductile iron pipe " p pPo,fi <br />�fMUM!>'Gat Y '�IVM Ib' <br />.are the two most economical choices. <br />VA Select an alignment to minimize impacts to <br />traffic. <br />H Identify any critical crossings that result <br />in significant risk during construction and <br />recommend "potholing", physically locating the <br />utility vertically and horizontally in the field. <br />Identify locations for appurtenances and their <br />impacts. An example is an air and vacuum <br />valve location relative to existing parking or <br />blow -off located near a storm drain or sewer. <br />Identify Schools, Emergency Facilities and <br />Public/Community Centers. There is an existing <br />church adjacent to the project site and another <br />along Bristol Street near the Santiago Creek <br />Crossing. Santiago Elementary School is <br />located south of the John Garthe Reservoir site. <br />Develop Plan to Minimize impacts <br />Maintain Access to Commercial/Businesses/ <br />Residences - Limit length of Work Zone <br />Maintain Public Use of the Park <br />9 Evaluate three options: <br />- Bore and Jack the creek crossing: this <br />has minimal impacts to the creek or <br />bridge but results in 4 to 6 weeks of 24- <br />hour traffic control. <br />- Utilize the pier walls: We have done this <br />several times for other agencies, the <br />installation tends to be quicker than boring <br />and jacking but the permitting for work <br />within the creek and modifications to the <br />existing structure tend to increase project <br />schedule and can be difficult to obtain. <br />IEGFNO ivrv'.+m4 <br />awwV <br />� ca�ww.xa..reunrcv <br />,m rM+wtwaautwn,w+n <br />iOtYN11a4PtlWipiH1 <br />EXISTING SANTIAGO CREEK BRIDGE <br />6oreand lack i 6-Inch Water Line 30-Inch Steel Casing <br />Utility bay option - Utilize Abandoned tII-inch Water Line <br />Pier WaltOption -Above Ground installation <br />SANTIAGO CREEK BRIDGE CROSSING <br />Utilize the alignment of an abandoned <br />pipeline through the bridge deck: Based <br />on our review, there is an abandoned <br />18-inch pipeline that was installed in <br />the original bridge deck. The ability <br />to utilize this alignment depends on <br />the accessibility of the bridge cell and <br />modifications at either bridge abutment. <br />
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