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What the Belvedere oversight committee set in motion at its kickoff

Belvedere Seawall Stabilization Project Oversight Committee · March 6, 2026
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Summary

At the first oversight meeting committee leadership was set, procurement timing was confirmed (advertisement Feb. 20; bids due March 19), and staff outlined scope, construction windows and utility coordination to be finalized after bid review.

The oversight committee's first meeting accomplished three principal items: the appointment of John Tanton as chair (with staff offering vice chair duties), confirmation that the project was advertised on Feb. 20 with bids due March 19, and an engineering briefing that prioritized toe protection and sheet‑pile installation in three urgent reaches along Beach Road.

Staff outlined a tentative construction window from June 1 through Oct. 31 with approximately 65 days of active work expected. PG&E relocations, temporary water and sewer arrangements and impacts to gangways and lane closures were described; staff said utility relocations are being coordinated and that some work will be contracted separately to firms with local experience. The committee set a follow‑up to review bid analysis and shortlist recommendations.