Multi-Use Trail Construction
Construction of the new multi-use trail continues this week with the placement of the pervious concrete on the hillside section of the Creekview Trail and the upper western portion of the east/west segment to Hagemann Gulch. Excavation and formwork for the tail has begun at the bottom of the hill at the intersection behind the harbor dry storage yard. The contractor has fenced off this area and they will excavate, fill with rock, and place concrete over the next five days.
Placement of pervious concrete for multi-use trail near Hagemann Gulch |
New Marsh Vista Trail Construction Completed
Grading of the new Marsh Vista trail is complete! The trail was completed last week by the California Conservation Corps (CCC) crews. Thanks to all of their hard work, visitors can enjoy the new trail as it meanders through majestic oaks along Arana Creek.
California Conservation Crew hard at work constructing new Marsh Vista Trail |
Red Tail Hawk soars overhead enjoying another beautiful day in Arana Gulch |
Timber Lagging Wall at Harbor Access Road
The clearing, grubbing and tree removal has been completed along the harbor access road. Excavation of the hillside is complete. Pile layout and installation starts Thursday 12/19. After the piles are installed crews will begin placing the timber lagging between the piles. The completed retaining wall will be permanent and will provide the necessary shoring of the hillside for the multi-use trail.
Benched segments for timber lagging wall along harbor access road |
Scheduled work for this week
Hagemann Gulch Bridge
1.Excavate bridge footing on east and west side
2. Install erosion control measures with silt fencing and straw waddles
2. Install erosion control measures with silt fencing and straw waddles
Timber Lagging Wall at Harbor Road
1. Pile layout2. Install piles
3. Install lagging
Pervious Concrete Multi-Use Trail
1. Complete formwork
2. Placement of pervious concrete trail
3. Begin work at trail intersection at harbor
2. Placement of pervious concrete trail
3. Begin work at trail intersection at harbor