PROJECT DESCRIPTION

     The City proposes to construct a new 12.42 acres Municipal Corporation Yard Facility at the 4300 West Capitol avenue. The City has determined that the existing facility, located at 1951 South River Road, is operationally constrained and functionally obsolete. Planning efforts to relocate the 1951 South River Road facility have been underway since the early 2000’s. The project would involve relocating all employees, fleet, equipment, and supplies to the new site at 4300 West Capitol avenue and will be completed in phases.

     Construction and improvements on the project site will utilize current best management practices (BMP’s), including solar power, low impact design (LID) for storm water and landscape design, and conversion of City vehicle fleets to light natural gas, compressed natural gas, and electric vehicles, as appropriate. Additionally, project improvements and construction would comply with current California Green Building Codes and California's Building Energy Efficiency Standards to ensure the project would implement sustainable construction and building practices.

     Overall, the project would include a footprint of 36,603 square feet of industrial land uses; 11,775 square feet of office land uses; a footprint of 42,700 square feet for industrial storage space in the yard; 112,332 square feet for vehicle parking; 19,000 square foot for street frontage landscaping; 25,000 square feet for runoff/treatment areas and 260,285 square feet for site vehicle circulation.

LOCATION

_{Above: Arial view of the proposed location for the new Municipal Corporation Yard.}

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SITE PLAN & LAYOUT

^{ABOVE: Conceptual Site Plan Drawing  BELOW: Conceptual Site Plan Overlay on Satellite Image}

SCHEDULE

  PHASE 1 (2019)

     Expected to begin in 2019, would establish the project site, implement underground utility improvements, laydown areas, an above ground fuel station, decant facility, site security and paving.

  PHASE 2 (TBD)

     Construction of the Shop and Storage Building and would take approximately 6 to 8 months to complete. However, the timing would depend on availability of funding. At the conclusion of Phase 2, existing Shop and Storage activities would be moved to the project site from the existing facility.

  PHASE 3 (TBD)

     Construction of the Administration building as well as site solar facilities and would take approximately one year to complete. Similar to Phase 2, the timing of Phase 3 would depend on funding.  At the conclusion of Phase 3, it is anticipated that offices would be used by City employees and possibly other tenants who would contract for the use of the site.

ENVIROMENTAL

• Draft Environmental Impact Report

CONTACT

James Strand, Project Manager

Office: 916-617-4300

Email: jstrand@huakangbook.com