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Banner Cascade Pipeline Project Presentation
EANC Meeting
Nevada County Contractors Association November 29, 2012
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Nevada County Airport
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- Project Overview
- Second Phase – Following Cascade Upper
Bench Replacement – 2000
- Take Pressure off Lower Cascade Canal with
installation of 6.8mi of 48 inch steel pipe
- Project began in 2001 with EIR Process
- Seven years to EIR certification and approval
- Design began in January 2008
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- Project Overview
- Second Phase – Following Cascade Upper
Bench Replacement – 2000
- Take Pressure off Lower Cascade Canal with
installation of 6.8mi of 48 inch steel pipe
- Project began in 2001 with EIR Process
- Seven years to EIR certification and approval
- Design began in January 2008
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- Design Overview
- RFP Process for the Design Consultant
- Design concept: Stakeholder Involvement
- Hosted Three Public Workshops during the
design at 10%, 50% and 90% completion
- Gathered Public Input from property owners
from workshops and numerous 1 on 1 meetings and incorporated into design
- Design began in January 2008 and concluded
January 2010 with a Contractor RFQ process
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- Bid Overview
- Contractor RFQ process used a matrix to
select qualified contractors prior to bidding the project
- Bid project knowing that the contractors
would perform to District standards
- Included in the bid process a local bidders
preference
- Teichert Construction awarded the contract
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- Pre-Construction Overview
- Easement Acquisitions - continued
- Well Monitoring Program - continued
- Pre-construction Environmental Surveys
- Environmental Monitoring for Creek Crossings
(before and during construction)
- Removal of approx. 600 trees from alignment
staged over two year period
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- Pre-Construction Overview
- Easement Acquisitions - continued
- Well Monitoring Program - continued
- Pre-construction Environmental Surveys
- Environmental Monitoring for Creek Crossings
(before and during construction)
- Removal of approx. 600 trees from alignment
staged over two year period
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- Pre-Construction Overview
- Easement Acquisitions - continued
- Well Monitoring Program - continued
- Pre-construction Environmental Surveys
- Environmental Monitoring for Creek Crossings
(before and during construction)
- Removal of approx. 600 trees from alignment
staged over two year period
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- Construction Overview
- Started a communication process to inform
the neighborhoods of the upcoming work
- Had Ombudsman working as a direct link
between the property owners and NID
- Installed seven Project Information Boards in
strategic locations along the alignment
- Held several Public Workshops with the
neighborhoods prior to start of construction
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- Construction Overview
- Started a communication process to inform
the neighborhoods of the upcoming work
- Had Ombudsman working as a direct link
between the property owners and NID
- Installed seven Project Information Boards in
strategic locations along the alignment
- Held several Public Workshops with the
neighborhoods prior to start of construction
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- Construction Overview (con’t)
- Weekly Monitoring of the Mitigation
Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP)
- Environmental Monitoring for Creek Crossings
(before and during construction)
- Monitoring and Compliance with the Storm
Water Pollution and Prevention Plan (SWPPP)
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- Construction Overview (con’t)
- Tree Restoration Program followed pipeline
installation.
- NID personnel met with each property owner
to determine the type, quantity, and location
- f tree replacement.
- MMRP required a two for one tree
replacement in a 15 gallon container.
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Banner Lava Cap Road
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Project Objectives:
- Safety First
- Install the pipeline system and minimize impacts
- f construction on the residents and community
- Provide and make available treated water, raw
water and fire protection along the pipeline alignment
- Put the raw water system into service as soon as
possible
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Expectations During Construction:
- School Bus, Mail Delivery, Garbage and
Emergency have been notified of Project
- Tree Removal and Clearing
- Traffic Detours and Delays
- Noise / Dust Control
- Minimize Driveway Blockage – Owners
Notified Minimum 72 hours Prior to Work
- Trench Restoration Followed by Final Overlay
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Expectations During Construction (con’t):
- Restoration Contractor – To Meet with Each
Owner Regarding Replacement Tree Location
- For everyone’s safety - Residents need to stay
- ut of construction zones during the working
hours
- Please be Patient – We also want this work
completed as soon as possible
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Miscellaneous:
- Use of Local Contractors, Suppliers and Consultants
- NID tank site will be used for job trailers and equipment
and material storage for project
- Waterline from meter to house is the home owners
responsibility
- Taking treated water and currently have a well – need
backflow device or need to abandon well
- Mainline extensions can be started after the treated line is
in service. Speak with Shannon Bradley for information
- Project Website: www.nidbannercascade.com