intermediate work · the Bald Rock Road rebuild corridor, Berry Creek, CA 95916
Clear a driveway culvert ahead of debris-flow season, culvert 3 -- the Bald Rock Road rebuild corridor, Berry Creek, CA 95916.
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What the work involvesThe survey found this culvert partially blocked with sediment and burned woody debris washed down from the hillside above; clearing the inlet and outlet by hand from stable ground restores its capacity before the next heavy storm sends a debris-laden flow at it.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- heavy work gloves + hi-vis vest + grabber tool and rake
- contractor bags for debris (landscape debris separated from trash)
- camera + measuring tape
- cones for the curb work zone (stay out of the traffic lane)
Steps
- 1. ASSESS: photograph the inlet as found (grate, apron, gutter approach), note blockage type and any damage (broken grate, displaced apron concrete), and record GPS.
- 2. Set cones at the curb work zone; all work is from the sidewalk/curb, never step into the traffic lane and never enter, reach into, or open the drain structure.
- 3. Clear debris, sediment, and litter from the grate surface and the gutter approach with the rake/grabber; bag and dispose of it properly (green waste separated).
- 4. Minor repair within surface scope: re-seat a displaced grate that lifts freely by hand from above, patch apron spalls with cold-patch where the city standard allows; anything more is documented, not attempted.
- 5. VERIFY: photograph the cleared inlet from the same vantage, pour a bucket of clean water at the gutter approach to show flow into the inlet, and report any structural damage to the municipal stormwater line (311/MS4 contact) with photos.
What counts as done
- Before/after photos of the inlet and outlet from matching vantage
- Water-flow photo/video showing clear passage through the cleared culvert
- Debris disposal photo (sediment/woody material hauled off) + rough pipe-diameter confirm
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