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Santa Rosa water department puts Colgan Creek restoration Phase 3 to bid; $6.5 million engineer's estimate
Summary
City staff told the Waterways Advisory Committee that Lower Colgan Creek Restoration Phase 3 is out to bid, covering roughly 2,500 feet with a $6.5 million engineer's estimate; construction could start June 15 pending permits. Staff also summarized Creek Stewardship outreach and volunteer cleanup statistics.
City of Santa Rosa water department staff told the Waterways Advisory Committee on Feb. 27 that the Lower Colgan Creek Restoration Phase 3 project is currently out to bid and is expected to be the city’s largest capital project this year if bids come in competitively.
The water department provided an engineer’s estimate of $6,500,000 for the Phase 3 work, which staff described as roughly 2,500 feet of creek restoration that will include planting more than 8,000 native trees and shrubs, a pedestrian bridge and an alignment adjacent to a future city park. Staff said, if permitting and contracting proceed on schedule, construction could begin as early as June 15;…
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