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1.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Start Construction - 2007 (pending funding availability) Duration -The project can be constructed in approximately 6 - 9 months depending upon the availability of funding to complete projects. Earliest completion time is 2008. Service to Oyster Bay Regional Park (Phase 2) Start Design - 2007 (pending funding availability) Start Construction - 2008 (pending funding availability) Duration -Approximately one year, earliest completion time is 2009. CONSTRUCTION METHODS PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION In total, the City is proposing to construct approximately 1.3 miles of 18-inch diameter pipeline within City-owned or County-owned public easements, road right-of-ways, and parking areas. Open Trench Standard installation of the pipeline would proceed at the rate of approximately 200 feet per day. For work within roadways, trench width would be approximately four feet, with active work areas of about eight feet on one side of the trench and 10 to 12 feet on the other side for access by trucks and loaders; resulting in a construction easement approximately 20 to 30 feet wide. For the purpose of this analysis, a construction easement of up to 30 feet is assumed, and is used as the Area of Potential Effect (APE) for evaluating environmental impacts. Damage to roads and unpaved areas would be repaired. Disturbed areas would be revegetated with native plants indigenous to the disturbed area. Bare and Jack Undercrossings Bore and jack construction is used to install a pipeline beneath a road, waterway, railroad track, or other surface feature. Bore and jack methods usually employ a horizontal boring machine or auger that advances the tunnel bore. Jacking methods involve installing a pipeline by pushing pipes through the ground with large hydraulic jacks situated within a jacking pit at one end of the crossing to a receiving pit at the other end of the crossing. Table 1-2 indicates locations where bore and jack construction would be used. Suspending Pipe from Bridge Suspending a pipe from a bridge, proposed as part of the Northern Pipeline Route for providing recycled water to Oyster Bay Regional Park, requires suspending a casing pipe from the side of the structure of the bridge and running the recycled water pipeline through the casing pipe. The San I,candro Recycled Water Project 1-13 ESA /203193 Draft IS/MIVI)