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Completed NFC Projects - Aliso Creek Channel

Aliso Creek Channel

OCFCD Facility No. J01
120' u/s ATSF Railroad to 460' d/s Jeronimo Rd.

Located in Lake Forest
Supervisorial District 3

Project Information

Work consisted of reconstructing and repairing the concrete invert along a 575 feet long segment of the rectangular concrete channel. Within the 26-feet wide channel section, an 8-feet wide section was removed and replaced for most of project length. A high strength epoxy was applied as an overlay for the remaining width within this segment which required hydrodemolition prior to its application.

Final Cost: $411,807

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