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Staff to begin Sand City manhole repairs next month using on-call Don Chapin contract, board told
Summary
District staff said they will meet with Don Chapin and begin repairs to aging brick manholes in Sand City within a month, using work under the board-authorized on-call contract to avoid pavement cutting during upcoming paving moratoriums.
A Seaside County Sanitation District staff member told the board on Dec. 9 that staff will meet with contractor Don Chapin to review and begin repairs and lining of Sand City’s brick manholes, with work expected to start within the next month.
The staff presentation emphasized the timing: repairs are being scheduled in areas where planned paving is imminent so the district can perform future-proofing on older brick manholes and avoid cuts to fresh pavement during moratorium periods. According to the staff summary, the work will proceed under the on-call contract recently authorized by the board with Don Chapin.
The staff member said the district “will be starting that work hopefully in the next month.” No board questions or public comments were raised during or after the update.
The item included logistical details about using the on-call contract to coordinate repairs with Sand City’s paving schedule; the board did not take formal action beyond receiving the update and no timeline for completion was offered during the meeting.
