HB CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
SOUTHEAST AREA
COMMITTEE MEETING
July 26, 2023 @ 4:30pm
Huntington Beach City Hall (Lower Level, B8)
Join us!
TODAY'S AGENDA
1. Local Agency Updates 2. City Updates
• OC Sanitation District • City Manager's Office
• AES Energy • Public Works
• Ascon • Community & Library
• Community Development
• Police
ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT UPDATE
OC San Plant No. 2 Construction
Presented By:
Kelly Newell
Community Liaison
HB Southeast Area
Committee Meeting
July 26, 2023
OCOSAN
ORANGE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT
Current Large Construction Projects
Outfall Low Flow Pump Station
Spring '19 - Winter '25 Primary Clarifiers
$93 million Replacement
Fall '21 - Spring '27
$112 million
Brookhurst St
Future Large Construction Projects
Perimeter Wall
2024-2026
$23 million
Digester Complex
Brookhurst St
2026-2033
N $408 million
Stay Connected
Website: www.ocsan.gov/HB OC San Connection
community newsletter
Construction Hotline: 714.378.2965
published by the orange county sanitation district
Sumner 2023
Email: [email protected] Celebrating 69 Years as Environmental Stewards
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AES UPDATE
HB Southeast Area meeting
AES Huntington Beach Power plant
July 2023 Monthly meeting
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AES Proprietary & Confidential/Not for distribution
Modify Power Plant Entrance
• Installation of a modular security guard booth. Booth will have gross footprint of 392 square feet and measure 10 foot 6 inches tall
• Routing utilitiesto the security guard booth (electrical, water, sewer, communications) and relocation of existing facility fire hydrant and light pole
• Widening front entrance interior asphalt by one lane to allow for a total of two entrance lanes and one exit lane and associated curbing modification.
» No changes will be made to street curbing, public curb ramps, or publicsidewalk. • Installation of traffic arms, card readers, sliding/swing gate, and wrought iron fence. Fence will match existing decorative see-through security fencing as described in the HBEP Landscaping Plan • Installation of approximately 68 linear feet of private pedestrian access sidewalk • Received CEC approval for modifying power plant entrance project • Project execution schedule: 07/31 - 11/20
• Experienced contractor will perform work, CBO has been assigned by CEC for certification • Follow CEC construction guidelines, work will be performed between 07:00 am and 05:00 PM (Mon-sat) • Overall estimated project cost $1.1M
• Do not anticipate anytraffic disturbance on Newland Street during power plant entrance modification work aes
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ASCON UPDATE
Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Ascon Pilot Work Progress
COMPLETED
• Barrier fence installed on western perimeter along Carlsberg Business Park (Completed June 19) • Concrete processing and crushing (Completed week of June 26) • Hydrodynamic testing of Engineered Misting Containment handheld sprayers (Completed week of July 3) Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) trenching (Completed July 12) • Excavation of soils for Lagoon 4 access road construction (Completed July 14) • Installation of SVE extraction wells and monitoring probes (Completed July 19) Excavation for first phase of EMC testing (Completed July 21)
IN PROGRESS
• Excavation for second phase of EMC testing
The SVE air treatment systems have been delivered The 16-ft tall mock-up wall and mesh walls for the EMC piloting are onsite. and are in place near their respective SVE sites. 10
Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Air Monitoring in the Community During Excavation
• Ascon team members are out in the community
observing for odors during active excavation.
• They are able to respond promptly to odors they observe and any calls or emails about odors noted by community
members, and coordinate with the field team to
understand what is occurring onsite.
• They are identifiable by their safety vests.
• Ascon onsite, offsite and telemetry air quality monitoring systems continue to run during pilot work.
Ascon team member conducting air quality
monitoring in the community.
11 Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Community Resources
TO REF
The asconhb.com telemetry webpage, which highlights CALLTH THE SC
near real time air quality monitoring results, also features links to the following resources for the community:
Ascon Landfill Site
• DTSC Open House Poster Boards FIELD WORK IN PROGRESS
Questions or Concerns?
714-388-1825 1-800-CUT-SMOG 657-777-9816
• DTSC Virtual Community Meeting Presentation, Ascon Contact South Coast Air Quality Department of Toxic
Information Management District Substances Control
Recording and FAQS
Ascon Huntington Beach
asconhb.com
• DTSC May 2023 Community Update
• Ascon EMC and SVE Explainers
• AsconAlert, Opt-in Community Notification System
Pilot work Site signage was installed on the exterior of the barrier wall near the entrance.
12 Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Planned Next Steps After Pilot Work
Receipt of Pilot Test
Ascon EMC, SVE Data, Data Analysis Restart Plan
Pilot Work and Reporting Finalization
3 MONTHS 2 MONTHS 3 MONTHS
Final Remediation Work, including excavation, grading and the capping of the Site
18 MONTHS - 2 YEARS
13 Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Next Steps - July/August
Conduct SVE and EMC pilot work and continue with air monitoring in the community.
Place crushed concrete in Lagoon 4 for lagoon reinforcement.
Coordinate with Southern California Edison (SCE) to replace three power poles onsite (routine maintenance).
14 Update July 26, 2023, City of Huntington Beach Southeast Area meeting. For Discussion Only.
Staying Up to Date and How to Contact Us
You can reach the Ascon team at our
information line, 714-388-1825, or via email
at [email protected].
Have a Question or Concern? Stay Informed
Please contact the Ascon community information line at 714-388-1825 or Please subscribe for email updates. email [email protected]. If there is a potential emergency, please call 911. Find information about Pit F and view telemetry air monitoring data here. Sign up for AsconAlert, an opt-in community alert system for the Ascon project here. Email Address SIGN ME UP Visit asconhb.com to sign up to receive Ascon updates
15 PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE
Brookhurst S Ward St.
Garfield Ave
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS
Yorktown Ave
Zone 2 Residential Paving
2 • Jan. - Aug. 2023: Slurry prep, crack seal, mill
Adams Ave.
& fill bad areas of asphalt
• Feb. - Aug. 2023: Plant trees Indianapolis Ave.
• Jul. - Sept. 2023: Overlay street asphalt
Atlanta Ave.
• Oct. 2023: Slurry seal streets
Hamilton Ave.
BANNING AVENUE
Entire Road Segment (Contract awarded, Jul. 18)
• Replace existing trees that have intrusive roots and damaged infrastructure with new Eastern Redbud trees.
• Replace existing hardscape damaged from tree roots including sidewalk, curb and gutter • Install enhanced lighting
• Install curb access ramps at every street corner (as-needed) • Add new pavement striping to provide protected/wider bike lanes + buffer areas • The proposed landscaped roundabout at Bushard St. will be deferred to next year, as staff applies for grant funding.
BUSHARD ST
BANNING AVE
BANNING AVENUE
Between Magnolia St. and Bushard St.
• Insall new rubberized asphalt
• Install new landscaped medians
• Rehabilitate and provide landscaping on frontage median between Starfire Ln. and Bushard St.
• Provide crosswalk safety enhancement using Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at two existing locations crossing Banning at Starfire and at Malibu
BUSHARD ST
BANNING AVE
BANNING AVENUE
Between Bushard St. and Brookhurst St.
• Apply slurry coat on streets.
BUSHARD ST
BANNING AVE
HAMILTON AVE. IMPROVEMENTS
• Hamilton from Newland to Magnolia now have new pavement and striping. • Improvements to be installed late summer:
• Protected left turn signal (N/S) on Magnolia and Hamilton • Turn Signal N/S on Magnolia at Hamilton; installed late summer • Rectangular Rapid-Flash Beacons (RRFB) on Hamilton & Polynesian Ln. (in design) K
COMMUNITY & LIBRARY SERVICES UPDATE
PARK & LIBRARY IMPROVEMENTS
• Details for Edison Park Communication Board
Conceptual Plan at: El Tablero de Comunicación
Play is the work of all children, and all means all.
Jugar es el trabajo de todos los niños, y todo significa todo. • bit.ly/hbedisonpark
nerry-go-round
1. Point. Point to a picture. For example, "swing"
Señalar. Señalar el photo. Por ejemplo. "el columpio."
2. Say. The communication partner models the word in al sentence or asks tor more information. For examole.
"Do you want to swing?"
Decir. El companero de comunicacion dice la palabra
LTA en un oracion o pide mas informacion. Por ejempio,
• Eader Park AAC Board "Quieres columpiarse?"
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first hong remato, tal tre ha yo os man
Decir más. Segui usando él tablero de comunicación.
Compartir información, decile a otros que necesitas, o
primero/a
nacer amigos.
• LeBard Park more then down scary 4. Have fun!
Divertirte!
otra vez luego
• Seely Park Playground
lugar
• Banning Library Branch 2021-2022
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
NSSLMA B LONG BEACH SLPED
Department of Speech Language Patholog
State Beach
Events
XVI ANNUAL SOCAL
BEACH HANDBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
SATURDAY SUNDAY
26 AUGUST 27 AUGUST
2023 2023
HUNTINGTON BEACH,
2804 :745
290
Silent Pianist Beach Handball Edison High
July 27, 6-8pm Champtionships Foundation
Tower 14/15 Aug. 26-27, (times vary) Resolution Run
Tower 13/14 Dec. 10, Morning
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT UPDATE
MAGNOLIA TANK FARM
• A public hearing before the Huntington state
Beach
California Coastal Commission PACIFIC COAST HWY
(CCC) was heard on July 13, 2023.
Magnolia
Marsh
• The CCC continued the item to a
BANNING AVE: Huntington Beach Channe!
date uncertain.
LODGE
Magnolia Marsh
Parl
2ars Coastel
• The project must be heard by Buffer
RESIDENTIAL
February 2021 at the latest, for
the final vote.
PUBLIC SAFETY UPDATE
HOMELESSNESS RESPONSE
• Received 1 MyHB submission related to homelessness in June 2023 for an an encampment along the Santa Ana River Channel and Adams Ave. • Although the River Channel and flood control channels are under the Sheriff's jurisdiction, HBPD proactively conducts outreach to homeless persons in the area. Officers take enforcement actions when criminal activities are detected.
• Through HBPD, 11.68% of all calls for service (CFS) involve homeless individuals.
PART 1 CRIMES
January - June 2023
Citywide Part | Crimes Southeast Area Command
Violent Crimes, Part I Crimes
180, 8%
Violent Crimes,
21, 6%
Property Property
Crimes, 2065, Crimes, 305,
92% 94%
• Violent Crimes • Property Crimes • Violent Crimes k • Property Crimes
TRAFFIC COLLISION
January - June 2023
Southeast Area Command Data
2023 Traffic Collisions
Bicycle Collisions:
Property • Total Citywide: 58
Damage Only,
71,47% • Involving E-bikes: 34 of 58
Severe Injury,
4, 3%
Fatal, 2, 1% Pedestrian Collisions:
Other Visible
Complaint of • Total Citywide: 36
Injury, 38, 25%
Pain, 36, 24%
Thank You
Next Meeting
September 27, 2023 @4:30pm
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