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public sidewalks of Wilshire Boulevard at Westwood Boulevard and at the VA campus edge, Westwood, Los Angeles, CA

Pressure-wash the sidewalk on Wilshire Boulevard between Glendon Avenue and Veteran Avenue, and Westwood Boulevard.

Pressure-wash the walk from the building line to the curb, recovering every gallon of wash water. Read all of it

Not funded yet. Settles as earned credit, $900 proposed.

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Proofbefore, after photos from fixed points + square feet washed + drain covers shown in place + recovery gear photographed working + gallons recovered, disposal point named + request or work order number cited
Open until2026-11-19
Levelintermediate

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Pressure-wash the walk from the building line to the curb, recovering every gallon of wash water. Years of film, grease and food stains come up only with hot water under pressure, and everything that comes up is a pollutant that may not reach a storm drain. On Wilshire Boulevard between Glendon Avenue and Veteran Avenue, and Westwood Boulevard at the station head, Los Angeles, plug or cover every storm inlet downhill of the work, wash in sections of about 10 feet toward a recovery point, and pull the wash water into a recovery vacuum or a sump mat as you go. Carry the recovered water only to the disposal point the owner, the BID or the City contract names, and photograph the recovery gear working. Count the square feet washed, and photograph the block face before and after from the same two points. Stop at belongings, a tent or bedding on the walk: do not touch or move them, never ask a person to move, and file them on MyLA311, the City of Los Angeles service request line, and Metro's 24-hour project hotline. For the payer: - Price: $900 per block face of about 300 feet (about 3,000 square feet of walk). Basis: two workers and a water recovery rig for one shift at about $38 an hour each plus rig, recovery and disposal; proposed, to verify against the payer's unit price. - Likely payer: The DTLA Clean Streets expansion under the LASAN $300,000 Cleanup and Employment Pathway Grant, DTLA Alliance Clean Team and other BID clean teams, and LA Sanitation Clean Corridors. In their words: specialized pressure washing and litter removal. - No license is needed. - No permit is needed for the wash itself; written permission from the owner, the BID or the City contract.

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What it looks like: A worker in hi-vis, hearing protection and a face shield pressure-washes a sidewalk with a surface cleaner head while a second worker vacuums up the wash water; the stained walk comes up light and the gutter stays dry.
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Where: public sidewalks of Wilshire Boulevard at Westwood Boulevard and at the VA campus edge, Westwood, Los Angeles, CA. Open the map
Pay: $900 proposed
This job is not funded yet, so this figure is a proposed price, not money held for the worker. If a buyer funds it, approved proof settles that price onchain. If nobody funds it, approved proof earns provable credit toward the work instead of cash: recorded, and readable any time at vealth.net/labor/credit/(your wallet). You see which before you claim, never after.
Proof: before, after photos from fixed points + square feet washed + drain covers shown in place + recovery gear photographed working + gallons recovered, disposal point named + request or work order number cited
This is exactly what gets it approved. Nothing settles without it.
Level: intermediate
Open until: 2026-11-19
Posted by: 0x034F…6c89
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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

hot water pressure washer rated for concrete, with a fan tip and a surface cleaner head
wash water recovery vacuum or sump mat, berms and a holding tank
storm inlet drain covers
cones, a sign and hi-vis vests
eye protection or a face shield, hearing protection, gloves and waterproof boots
broom, grabber and contractor bags
chalk, tape measure, camera and GPS phone

Steps

Photograph the block face wide and close, then mark sections of about 10 feet of walk with chalk.
Confirm the written permission for this walk and the disposal point for the recovered water before any water runs.
Set cones on the walk side of every curb cut, driveway and bus stop and cover every storm inlet downhill of the work with a drain cover and a berm. Do not start if a cone or a person would stand in a parking, bike or travel lane unless a trained flagger (Title 8 section 1599) or the City's approved traffic control plan is in place.
Sweep and bag the loose litter and scrapings first, and flag any needle or unknown liquid without touching it.
Set the pressure and tip to the least that lifts the film, never a zero degree tip, and wash each section from the building line toward the recovery point.
Vacuum the wash water into the recovery tank as you go, so none runs to the gutter, an inlet or the street.
Empty the recovery tank at the named disposal point and record the gallons and the place.
Dry the walk with a squeegee, or hold the walk closed until it dries, because wet concrete is slick.
Record the square feet washed and photograph each section and the whole block face from the first two points.

What counts as done

Before and after photos of each section and the whole block face from the same two vantage points, each with GPS and time
The square feet washed, with the section marks shown in the before photo
Every storm inlet downhill of the work photographed with its cover and berm in place before any water ran
The recovery vacuum or sump mat photographed working while the wand ran
The gallons recovered and the disposal point named
The MyLA311 service request number or the City work order this block answers, copied from the request, or none when there is none

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