Agenda packet — Sonora City Council, August 3, 2026

Mission Statement: To foster a safe, vibrant, and prosperous community that enhances the quality of life for all
Vision Statement: With leadership and integrity, the City of Sonora commits to excellent service through collaboration and innovation

CITY OF SONORA
City Council Regular Meeting
Agenda
Monday, August 03, 2026
5:00 PM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sonora City Council will have their regular meeting on August 3, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the City of Sonora Council Chambers located at 94 N. Washington Street Sonora, CA 95370.

This meeting is physically open to the Public and citizens who wish to provide public comment during the meeting will be invited to do so by the Mayor.

Written comments can be submitted to be included as part of the administrative record; they will not be read during the meeting. All comments must be received by 3:00 pm on the day of the noticed meeting and can be submitted to the City Clerk at 94 N. Washington Street Sonora, CA 95370, or via email to [email protected].

Public Access Audio and Video Live Streaming
The Public will not have access to give public comments via public access audio and video live streaming; they are available for audio and visual only; and can be accessed via our website at www.sonoraca.com.

Remote viewing of the meeting via live streaming is provided to members of the public as a courtesy. If the live streaming connection malfunctions for any reason and no Council Members are attending via teleconference, the City Council will continue the public meeting in Chambers without remote access.

CITY COUNCIL appreciates your interest and encourages participation. Regularly scheduled meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.

The numerical order of the items on this agenda is for convenience of reference. Items may be taken out of order upon request of the Mayor or Council Members. All questions shall be directed to the Mayor who, at their discretion, will refer to Staff.
___________________________________________________________________________________________ Mayor Ann Segerstrom
Vice Mayor Andy Merrill
Council Members Bess Levine, Stephen Opie, Mark Plummer City Administrator Christopher Gorsky
City Attorney Douglas White___________________________________________________________________ 1 Mission Statement: To foster a safe, vibrant, and prosperous community that enhances the quality of life for all
Vision Statement: With leadership and integrity, the City of Sonora commits to excellent service through collaboration and innovation
OPEN SESSION - 5:00 PM

1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

2. ROLL CALL

3. CITY CLERK’S REPORT ON AGENDA POSTING

4. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA

5. PUBLIC COMMENT (NON-AGENDA ITEMS)
The public may address the Council on any item of public interest not otherwise on the agenda that is within the jurisdiction of the City. No action may be taken. Matters to be addressed may be referred to City Staff or placed on a subsequent meeting Agenda. Speakers are limited to a three (3) minute presentation.

6. PRESENTATIONS
A. Receive an Update from Tuolumne County District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator.

7. CONSENT CALENDAR
Items on the Consent Calendar are considered routine and will be voted on in one motion unless a Council member or member of the public has a question or wishes to discuss an item. In that case, the item will be removed from the Consent Calendar and considered separately.

A. Consider Approval of the Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026; Stacy Enos-Del Razo, Deputy City Clerk.

B. Consider Adoption of Resolution 08-03-2026-A Ratifying the Director of Emergency Services' July 27, 2026, Proclamation of Local Emergency due to the Dove Fire and Authorize the Continuation of all Appropriate Emergency Response and Recovery Activities; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator.

8. NEW BUSINESS
A. Consider Approval to Advertise and Solicit Bids for the FY 25/26 Parking Lot Improvement Project; and Consider Approval of a Contract Amendment to Dewberry’s Task Order 26-08 to Complete Final Design, Including the Addition of Bradford Street and the Associated Improvements to the Scope of Work; Carlye Buchholz, City Engineer.

B. Consider Selecting a Locally Preferred Project Alternative for the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Project; Tyler Summersett, Community Development Director. 2 Mission Statement: To foster a safe, vibrant, and prosperous community that enhances the quality of life for all
Vision Statement: With leadership and integrity, the City of Sonora commits to excellent service through collaboration and innovation

9. QUARTERLY REPORTS
A. Receive the City of Sonora Police Department Quarterly Report for April through June 2026.

10. COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS

11. ADJOURNMENT
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk at City Hall (209) 532-4541, [email protected]. Notification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting (28 CFR 35.102-35.104 ADA Title II).

Materials related to an item on this Agenda submitted to the City Council after distribution of the agenda packet are available for public inspection in the City Administrator’s Office at 94 N. Washington Street, Sonora, CA 95370 during normal business hours (8:00 am - 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays). The agenda and supporting public documents are also available on our City website www.sonoraca.com listed under the agenda/minutes link on the Government page.
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C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 3, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Chris Gorsky, City Administrator
SUBJECT: Receive an Update from Tuolumne County District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland.

RECOMMENDATION:

Receive an Update from Tuolumne County District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland.

DISCUSSION / ANALYSIS:

District 1 Supervisor Mike Holland will Present to the City Council an Update on County-wide Issues at the First Meeting of Each Month.

FISCAL IMPACT:

No Fiscal Impact to the General Fund.

CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

Fiscal Responsibility and Stability, Infrastructure and Engineering, Public Safety and Disaster Preparedness, Economic Development/Growth and General Plan, Homelessness Issues 4 Item A.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 3, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Stacy Enos-Del Razo, Deputy City Clerk
SUBJECT: Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026
RECOMMENDATION:

Consider Approval of the Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026.

DISCUSSION / ANALYSIS:

Staff Recommends the City Council Approve the Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026.

FISCAL IMPACT:

No Fiscal Impact on the General Fund.

ATTACHMENTS:

Meeting Minutes from July 20, 2026.

CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

Fiscal Responsibility and Stability, Infrastructure and Engineering, Public Safety and Disaster Preparedness, Economic Development/Growth and General Plan, Homelessness Issues, Staffing - Salary, Benefits, Training, and Retention
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CITY OF SONORA
City Council Regular Meeting
Minutes
Monday, July 20, 2026
5:00 PM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sonora City Council will have their regular meeting on July 20, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the City of Sonora Council Chambers located at 94 N. Washington Street Sonora, CA 95370.

This meeting is physically open to the Public and citizens who wish to provide public comment during the meeting will be invited to do so by the Mayor.

CITY COUNCIL appreciates your interest and encourages participation. Regularly scheduled meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month.

CALL TO ORDER
Called to order at 4:00 pm.

ROLL CALL

PRESENT
Mayor Ann Segerstrom
Vice Mayor Andy Merrill
Councilmember Bess Levine
Councilmember Stephen Opie
Councilmember Mark Plummer

PUBLIC COMMENTS
No public comment.

ADJOURN INTO CLOSED SESSION

1. CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to Government Code 54956.9(d)(2): 1 potential case; Tyler Summerset, Community Development Director.

2. Conference with Legal Counsel - Existing Litigation (Gov. Code, 54956.9) Name of Case: Nunes v. City of Sonora, Tuolumne County Superior Case No. CV67840; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator; Christina Pritchard, City Attorney

RECONVENE INTO OPEN SESSION
OPEN SESSION - 5:00 PM

REPORT OUT OF CLOSED SESSION
Mayor Ann Segerstrom stated direction was given to staff.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Vice Mayor Andy Merrill led the Pledge of Allegiance.
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ROLL CALL

PRESENT
Mayor Ann Segerstrom
Vice Mayor Andy Merrill
Councilmember Bess Levine
Councilmember Stephen Opie
Councilmember Mark Plummer
CITY CLERK’S REPORT ON AGENDA POSTING
The Agenda was posted on Friday, July 17, 2026, at 2:47 pm.

APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
Motion made by Vice Mayor Andy Merrill, Seconded by Councilmember Mark Plummer. Voting Yea: Mayor Ann Segerstrom, Vice Mayor Andy Merrill, Councilmember Bess Levine, Councilmember Stephen Opie, Councilmember Mark Plummer

PUBLIC COMMENT (NON-AGENDA ITEMS)
The public may address the Council on any item of public interest not otherwise on the agenda that is within the jurisdiction of the City. No action may be taken. Matters to be addressed may be referred to City Staff or placed on a subsequent meeting Agenda. Speakers are limited to a three (3) minute presentation.

Mayor Ann Segerstrom addressed the public.

Charles Segerstrom addressed the Council.

Mike Lemke gave an update.

PRESENTATIONS

3. Receive a Presentation on Pioneer Community Energy’s (Pioneer) Planned Service Launch into the City of Sonora in October 2027; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator.

Drake Trumble Communication Coordinator Pioneer Community Energy gave a brief background review; discussed Community Choice Aggregators (CCA) and how it works; who is Pioneer; who Pioneer serves; the benefits for Sonora; early access programs; and benefits to the Sonora citizens.

Lisa Rhoads Community Outreach Manager Pioneer Community Energy presented expansion planning including, strategic considerations; planning a phased approach; and key takeaways.

Councilmembers asked questions and discussed.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Items on the Consent Calendar are considered routine and will be voted on in one motion unless a Council member or member of the public has a question or wishes to discuss an item. In that case, the item will be removed from the Consent Calendar and considered separately.

4. Consider Approval of the Meeting Minutes from July 6, 2026; Stacy Enos-Del Razo, Deputy City Clerk.

5. Consider Acceptance of an Informational Report for June 2026 Accounts Payable Payment Register and Void Report; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator

6. Consider Acceptance of Disbursements Report in the Amount of $200,059.34 and $229,285.86 for Payroll, Including Employee Salaries, Employer and Employee Taxes, Retirement Contributions, Miscellaneous Voluntary Employee Deductions, Holiday Pay, and Other Adjustments, Including Retro-Pay; Nicole McCutchen, Administrative Services Officer.

7. Consider and Accept the Quarterly Investment Report for the Fourth Quarter of Fiscal Year 2025/26, for the Period Ending June 30, 2026; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator

8. Consider Adoption of Resolution No. 07-20-2026-A Approving the Salary Range Tables for Police Dispatch Records Shift Supervisor; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator No public comment.

Motion made by Councilmember Mark Plummer, Seconded by Vice Mayor Andy Merrill. Voting Yea:

Mayor Ann Segerstrom, Vice Mayor Andy Merrill, Councilmember Bess Levine, Councilmember Stephen Opie, Councilmember Mark Plummer

QUARTERLY REPORTS

9. Receive the City of Sonora Administrative Services Department Report for the 4th Quarter of FY25/26; Chris Gorsky, City Administrator.

10. Receive the City of Sonora Community Development Department Quarterly Report for April, May, and June 2026; Tyler Summersett, Community Development Director.

11. Receive City of Sonora Fire Department Quarterly Report for April, May and June 2026; Brittan Gregory, Fire Chief.

12. Receive the City of Sonora Public Works Department Quarterly Report for April, May, and June of 2026; Matthew Lewallen, Public Works Supervisor.
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COUNCIL MEMBER REPORTS
Councilmember Stephen Opie had nothing to report.

Councilmember Bess Levine attended the Commission on Homelessness; and Visit Tuolumne County Board meeting.

Vice Mayor Andy Merrill shared an update on Opportunity Zone 2.0 Application.

Councilmember Mark Plummer attended Tuolumne County Transportation Council (TCTC); Tuolumne County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC); and the Candidate Forum.

Mayor Ann Segerstrom attended a presentation by Pat Perry; and shared the next Chamber Mixer is at the Masonic Lodge.

ADJOURNMENT
Adjourned at 5:46 pm.

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special assistance to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk at City Hall (209) 532-4541, [email protected]. Notification 48 hours prior to the meeting will enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to this meeting (28 CFR 35.102-35.104 ADA Title II).

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 03, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Chris Gorsky, City Administrator
SUBJECT: Consider Adoption of Resolution 08-03-2026-A Ratifying the Director of Emergency Services' Proclamation of a Local Emergency Pursuant to Government Code Section 8630.

RECOMMENDATION:

Consider Adoption of Resolution 08-03-2026-A Ratifying the Director of Emergency Services' July 27, 2026, Proclamation of Local Emergency due to the Dove Fire and Authorize the Continuation of all Appropriate Emergency Response and Recovery Activities.

BACKGROUND:

California Government Code Section 8630 and in accordance with Chapter 2.28.050 of the Sonora Municipal Code and Ordinance No. 905 empower the City Administrator acting as the Director of Emergency Services for the City of Sonora to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a local emergency when conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property exist or are threatened within the City, and the Sonora City Council are not in session. Government Code section 8630(b) requires the City Council to ratify the proclamation within seven days.

On July 26, 2026, The City of Sonora experienced conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property from the Dove Fire and caused power outages, significant displacement of citizens though evacuation, road closures, and the impact and damages to the City of Sonora which may exceed available local resources, all of which warrant and necessitate the proclamation of a Local Emergency.

On July 27, 2026, the City of Sonora’s Director of Emergency Services declared a local emergency, which now requires the City Council to ratify and approve a Resolution Proclaiming a Local State of Emergency. Such ratification will: (1) preserve emergency authorities; (2) facilitate requests for state assistance; and (3) support eligibility for disaster reimbursement where applicable.

FISCAL IMPACT:

Immediate fiscal impacts are unknown but may be significant. Ratification supports the City’s ability to seek state and federal disaster assistance and reimbursement for eligible emergency response and recovery costs. 11 Item B.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP ATTACHMENTS:
 Proclamation of a Local State of Emergency
 Resolution No. 08-03-2026-A
CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

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PROCLAMATION OF LOCAL STATE OF

EMERGENCY
WHEREAS, in accordance with Chapter 2:28:50 of the Sonora Municipal Code, which empowers the City Administrator of the City of Sonora to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a local emergency when Sonora is affected or likely to be affected by a public calamity and the City Council is not in session; and WHEREAS, the City Administrator of the City of Sonora does hereby find that conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property have arisen within said City, caused by the Dove Fire which ignited on July 26, 2026; and
WHEREAS, these conditions are beyond the control of the services, personnel, equipment, and facilities of the City of Sonora; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Sonora is not currently in session.

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED that a local emergency now exists throughout the City of Sonora; and
IT IS FURTHER PROCALIMED AND ORDERED that said local emergency shall be deemed to continue to exist until its termination is proclaimed by the City Council or the City of Sonora, State of California; and
IT IS FURTHER PROCLAIMED AND ORDERED that this emergency proclamation shall be ratified by the City Council within 7 days after issuance or this emergency proclamation shall expire by operation of law.

BE IT FUTHER PROCLAIMED that during the existence of said local emergency, the powers, functions, and duties of the Director of Emergency Services and the emergency organization of the City shall be those prescribed by state law, and by ordinance and resolutions of the City of Sonora approved by the City Council, and b City of Sonora Emergency Operations Plan, as approved by the City C cil.

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RESOLUTION 08-03-2026-A
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SONORA RATIFYING A PROCLAMATION OF A LOCAL STATE OF

EMERGENCY IN THE CITY OF SONORA DUE TO EXISTING AND ANTICIPATED DAMAGES RELATED TO THE DOVE FIRE
WHEREAS, California Government Code section §8630 and in accordance with Chapter 2.28.050 of the Sonora Municipal Code and Ordinance No. 905, which empowers the City Administrator as the Director of Emergency Services of the City of Sonora to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a local emergency when Sonora is affected or likely to be affected by a public calamity and the City Council is not in session; and WHEREAS, the Director of Emergency Services of the City of Sonora does hereby find that conditions of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property have arisen within the City, caused by the Dove Fire which ignited July 26, 2026; and
WHEREAS, The Dove fire has consumed over 225 acres; and WHEREAS, these conditions are beyond the control of the services, personnel, equipment, and facilities of the City of Sonora; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Sonora were not currently in session; and WHEREAS, California Government Code section §8630(b) requires the City Council to ratify said declaration within seven days; and
WHEREAS, this Proclamation is intended to preserve emergency authorities, facilitate emergency response, support requests for state and federal assistance, and protect life and property; and NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOVLED that the City Council does hereby ratify the Emergency Services Director’s proclamation attached hereto, and find that the aforesaid conditions of extreme peril warrant and necessitate the proclamation of local emergency in the City of Sonora and imminent threat of disaster as the result of existing and anticipated damages from the Dove Fire.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that during the existence of said local emergency, the powers, functions, and duties of the Director of Emergency Services and the emergency organization of the City shall be those prescribed by state law, and by ordinance and resolutions of the City of Sonora approved by the City Council, and by the City of Sonora Emergency Operations Plan, as approved by the City Council; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City of Sonora also requests the Governor of the State of California Proclaim a State of Emergency and authorize financial assistance under the California Disaster Assistance Act or any other state funding and waive regulations that may hinder response and recovery efforts. Furthermore, the City Council requests assistance via the State of California to expedite access to federal resources and any other appropriate federal disaster relief programs (e.g., USDA Funding, etc.).

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said local emergency shall be deemed to continue to exist until its termination is proclaimed by the City Council of the City of Sonora, State of California.

PASSED AND ADOPTED as a Resolution of the City Council of the City of Sonora, California, at a special meeting of said City Council held on August 03, 2026, by the following votes:
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AYES:_________________________________________________________ NOES:_________________________________________________________ ABSTAIN:______________________________________________________ ABSENT:_______________________________________________________ Signed and Dated:
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Ann Segerstrom, Mayor, City of Sonora
ATTEST: _____________________________________
Nicole McCutchen, City of Sonora, City Clerk
RESOLUTION 08-03-2026-A
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 3, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Carlye Buchholz, City Engineer
SUBJECT: Consider Approval to Advertise and Solicit Bids for the FY 25/26 Parking Lot Improvement Project; and Consider Approval of a Contract Amendment to Dewberry’s Task Order 26-08 to Complete Final Design, Including the Addition of Bradford Street and the Associated Improvements to the scope of Work.

RECOMMENDATION:

Consider Approval to Advertise and Solicit Bids for the FY 25/26 Parking Lot Improvement Project; and Consider Approval of a Contract Amendment to Dewberry’s Task Order 26-08 to Complete Final Design, Including the Addition of Bradford Street and the Associated Improvements to the Scope of Work.

BACKGROUND:

The City of Sonora owns two (2) parking lots located along Stewart Street that need reconstruction and associated improvements.

Parking Lot #1 – Stewart Street and Church Street
The Stewart Street and Church Street parking lot was purchased by the City in 2024 and is currently closed to the public until reconstruction occurs. Prior to closing, it was a private commercial parking lot that contained 12 parking stalls, including one (1) stall marked as ADA accessible. An abandoned structure is in the southeast corner of the parcel, and the concrete floor of the existing carport is sunken below the rest of the parking lot. The existing parking lot structural section is three (3) inches of asphalt concrete over three (3) inches of aggregate base. The pavement surface is cracked and showing signs of base failure.

Parking Lot #2 – Stewart Street and Lyons Street
The Stewart Street and Lyons Street parking lot is one of the City’s largest downtown public parking lots with 51 existing parking stalls. One of the parking stalls is marked as ADA compliant but fails to meet ADA standards. The parking lot is adjacent to the City’s Chinatown historical monument. Bradford Street functions as a main drive aisle across the north end of the parking lot and lacks ADA accessible sidewalks and curb ramps at both ends. The existing roadway structural section in Bradford Street is three (3) inches of asphalt concrete over eight (8) inches of aggregate base, and the existing parking lot structural section is one (1) inch of asphalt concrete over four (4) inches of aggregate base.
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CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DISCUSSION:

Both parking lots need new pavement with improved pedestrian access to existing sidewalks. Performing the construction of both parking lots at once allows for better economies of scale rather than completing one at a time.

The City previously approved the design task orders for the reconstruction of the parking lots with the goals of improved pavement surface, ADA access to existing sidewalks, and the opening of a new parking lot location. The design is now 90% complete and construction is anticipated to take place this Fall (2026). City staff are seeking approval to release the project for advertising and bidding.

More specifically, project improvements include:

Parking Lot #1 – Stewart Street and Church Street:
 12 standard parking stalls, 2 compact parking stalls, and 1 ADA compliant parking stall (15 total)  Re-grading and reconstruction of the parking lot
 Sidewalk around the perimeter of the parking lot
 Church Street crossing improvements with ADA accessible curb ramps  Reconstruction of adjacent Church Street
 Pedestrian handrailing
 Removal of abandoned structure
 Planter box for future landscaping
 Lowering height of freestanding block wall
 Bid alterative: Solar Street lighting
Parking Lot #2 – Stewart Street and Church Street:
 44 standard parking stalls, 2 compact parking stalls, and 2 ADA compliant parking stalls (48 total)  Minor re-grading and reconstruction of parking lot
 Reconstruction of Bradford Street
 New at-grade sidewalk along Bradford Street
 Bradford Street crossing improvements with ADA accessible curb ramps Contract Amendment Justification
Dewberry is seeking a contract amendment for Task Order 26-08 in the amount of $21,680. This amendment will fund the additional design, geotechnical, and surveying efforts spent to incorporate the added scope of improvements. The additional efforts spent total $61,570, but the amendment request was mitigated by removing Construction Management services from the task order and utilizing the efficiencies from other tasks that came under budget. Construction Management services will be presented to City Council for approval with the final construction contract.
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP The following items have been added to the project scope since approval of the original task order:
 Design services for Bradford Street pavement rehabilitation, sidewalk, and ADA curb ramp improvements.  Topographic surveying services for Bradford Street and the Lyons Street parking lot.  Pavement cores for Bradford Street, Lyons Street parking lot, and Church Street parking lot.

FISCAL IMPACT:

The estimated cost of construction is $1.14M and will be funded through the City’s General Fund. The Task Order 26-08 contract amendment cost is $21,680 and that will also be funded through the City’s General Fund. The cost of construction, construction management services, and final engineering services were encumbered and approved as part of the FY 25/26 budget.

Improved parking capacity and rehabilitation in the City will result in a positive fiscal impact by allowing more people to explore the downtown area, show new improvements in the area and patronize shops and restaurants.

ATTACHMENTS:
 90% Project Improvement Plans
 Task Order 26-08 Amendment Request #1
CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

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SHEPHARD ST FY 25/26 PARKING LOT IMPROVEMENT PROJECT VICINITY MAP NOTES PROJECT LOCATIONS UTILITY REPRESENTATIVES UTILITY REPRESENTATIVE TELEPHONE GAS - NATURAL ELECTRICITY TELEPHONE WATER SEWER DRAINAGE COMMUNICATIONS TUOLOMNE UTILITIES DISTRICT TUOLOMNE UTILITIES DISTRICT CITY OF SONORA FIRE U.S.A. FIRE DEPARTMENT CVIN LLC AT&T PG&E PG&E MIKE LAGOMARSINO NATHAN DIXON (916) 296-6359 BILL KENIK (559) 919-2467 (209) 532-5536 1-800-743-5000 (800) 642-2444 BRITTAN GREGORY (209) 532-7432 (209) 532-5536 (209) 532-2922 1-800-743-5000 ALLEY
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DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 02 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

GENERAL NOTES
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL -- GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL CURB, GUTTER, SIDEWALK, AND OTHER WORK CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR WITHIN A STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY SHALL CONFORM TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CURRENT STANDARD DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL FROM TIME TO TIME BY RESOLUTION AND ON FILE IN THE OFFICES OF THE CITY CLERK. 2. IN ADDITION TO SAID STANDARDS, ALL CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS: 2.1. ALL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR SHALL BE UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF THE BUILDING INSPECTOR. 2.2. ALL DEBRIS AND SURPLUS MATERIALS SHALL BE REMOVED PROMPTLY UPON COMPLETION OF THE WORK. 2.3. APPLICANT SHALL MAINTAIN THE PREMISES IN A SAFE MANNER, AND SHALL PROVIDE ADEQUATE BARRICADES AND LIGHTS AT HIS OWN EXPENSE TO PROTECT THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC USING THE ADJACENT STREET OR SIDEWALK AREA, AND SHALL HOLD THE CITY FREE AND HARMLESS FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES OR LIABILITY INCURRED BECAUSE OF HIS OPERATIONS. 3. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REPORTING ALL CONFLICTS, ERRORS, OMISSIONS, ETC. TO THE ENGINEER IMMEDIATELY UPON DISCOVERY. IF SO DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL STOP WORK UNTIL REMEDIAL ACTION CAN BE TAKEN. ANY COSTS RESULTING FROM THE CONTRACTOR'S FAILURE TO REPORT OR FAILURE TO STOP WORK AS DIRECTED WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR. 4. THE CONTRACTOR AGREES THAT HE SHALL ASSUME SOLE AND COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY FOR JOB SITE CONDITIONS DURING THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THIS PROJECT. INCLUDING SAFETY OF ALL PERSONS AND PROPERTY; THAT THIS REQUIREMENT SHALL APPLY CONTINUOUSLY AND NOT BE LIMITED TO NORMAL WORKING HOURS; AND THAT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DEFEND, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD THE CITY AND ENGINEER HARMLESS FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY, REAL OR ALLEGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK ON THIS PROJECT, EXCEPTING FOR LIABILITY ARISING FROM THE SOLE NEGLIGENCE OF THE CITY OR ENGINEER. 5. CONTRACTOR SHALL OBTAIN NECESSARY CITY PERMITS PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION. 6. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY LOCATION AND DEPTHS OF ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES PRIOR TO EXCAVATION. NO ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION WILL BE ALLOWED. AB AGGREGATE BASE AC ASPHALT CONCRETE BOW BACK OF WALK BW BOTTOM OF WALL C,G,S CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEWALK CLR. CLEARANCE DI DROP INLET DR DRIVE E EAST EA EACH EG EXISTING GRADE ELEV ELEVATION EP EDGE OF PAVEMENT (E) EXISTING FG FINISH GRADE FL FLOW LINE FOC FACE OF CURB FT FEET HMA HOT MIX ASPHALT HT HEIGHT IN INCH INCL INCLUDING INV INVERT ISA INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF ACCESSIBILITY LF LINEAR FOOT LIP LIP OF GUTTER LL LIMIT LINE LN LANE MAX MAXIMUM MH MANHOLE MIN MINIMUMN NORTH N/A NOT APPLICABLE N/O NORTH OF NE NORTHEAST NTS NOT TO SCALE NW NORTHWEST OD OUTSIDE DIAMETER OG ORIGINAL GROUND (P) PROPOSED P.C.C. PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE PC POINT OF CURVATURE PCC POINT OF COMPOUND CURVATURE PRC POINT OF REVERSE CURVATURE PT POINT OF TANGENCY PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE P & S PAVING & STRIPING QTY QUANTITY RD ROAD REHAB REHABILITATION ROW RIGHT OF WAY R&R REMOVE & REPLACE S SOUTH S: SLOPE S/O SOUTH OF SD STORM DRAIN SDMH STORM DRAIN MANHOLE SDWK SIDEWALK SE SOUTHEAST SF SQUARE FOOT SHLD SHOULDER SPECS SPECIFICATIONS AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS SS SANITARY SEWER SSMH SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE ST STREET STD STANDARD SW SOUTHWEST TBC TOP BACK OF CURB TBD TO BE DETERMINED TW TOP OF WALL TYP. TYPICAL UTL UTILITY

W WEST WH/AP WHERE APPLICABLE WY WAY ABBREVIATIONS LEGEND EXISTING PROPOSED DESCRIPTION X
X SSSD

EWOHE CCOD
CJP
C
I IRON FENCE SANITARY SEWER PIPE & SIZE STORM DRAIN PIPE & SIZE WATER PIPE & SIZE UNDERGROUND COMM SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE SANITARY SEWER CLEANOUT STORM DRAIN MANHOLE STORM DRAIN INLET WATER METER BOX WATER VALVE COMM MANHOLE UTILITY POLE FIRE HYDRANT (PROTECT IN PLACE) SIGN GUY ANCHOR GAS VALVE IRRIGATION CONTROL VALVE COMMUNICATIONS PULLBOX BOLLARD LIGHT POLE OVERHEAD ELECTRIC UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC 20 Item A.
(E)AC
3" HMA (TYP.)
(E)AB 6" MIN. P.C.C. MANHOLE RIM UTILITY BOX GRADE RING AS REQUIRED (3" MIN.) (E)AB GRADE RINGS TO BE FULLY ENCASED IN CONCRETE COLLAR BELOW ASPHALT SURFACE 6" MIN. P.C.C. (E)P.C.C. (E)AB 6" MIN. P.C.C. (E)P.C.C. 3" HMA (E)AB (E)AC 6" MIN P.C.C. 12" 6" IF ADJACENT TO ASPHALT IF ADJACENT TO CONCRETE IF ADJACENT TO ASPHALT IF ADJACENT TO CONCRETE MANHOLE RIM UTILITY BOX 12" 6" NOTES: 1. THE "ADJUST UTILITY TO GRADE (MANHOLE)" BID ITEM SHALL INCLUDE ADJUST UTILITY TO GRADE FOR (E)SDMHs, (E)SSMHs, AND (E)COMM MANHOLES AS INDICATED PER DEMOLITION PLAN, SHEET C08. 2. THE "ADJUST UTILITY TO GRADE (UTILITY BOX)" BID ITEM SHALL INCLUDE ADJUST UTILITY TO GRADE FOR (E)SS CLEANOUTS,(E)WATER METER BOXES, AND (E)WATER VALVES AS INDICATED PER DEMOLITION PLAN, SHEET C08. 3" HMA (91-97% COMPACTION PER CTM 309 AND CTM 375) 8" CLASS 2 AB (95% COMPACTION PER CTM 231 AND CTM 216 OR ASTM D1557) ROADWAY EXCAVATION NATIVE SOIL (RE-COMPACT TO 90%) 42" MIN. FINISHED SURFACE MORTAR CAP ENTIRE LENGTH OF EXPOSED TOP OF WALL (SEE SECTION) EXISTING CMU WALL 1" MORTAR CAP REMOVE WALL AT EXISTING JOINT 6" 6" T=11" MIN 6"-7" TYP 12" MIN 8" TYP 24" MIN 12" MIN 6" 6" T=11" MIN 2% WASH TYPICAL MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK) SEE DETAIL 7 HORIZONTAL REBAR AT 18"O.C. BOTH DIRECTIONS: 3" CLR. FROM EDGE OF CONCRETE 12" MAX NO.3 HORIZONTAL REBAR AT NOSE OF STAIR TREAD COMPACTED SUBGRADE PER GEOTECHNICAL REPORT COMPACTED AGGREGATE BASE; PER GEOTECHNICAL REPORT EXPANSION JOINT STAIR NOSING SHALL BE STYLE NO. 816 AS MANUFACTURED BY AMERICAN SAFETY TREAD COMPANYC.I.P. CONCRETE STAIR 1/2" DIA. X 12" STEEL DOWEL @ 18" O.C. HORIZONTAL SPACING, TYP. CONFORM TO MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK) EXPANSION JOINT NOTES: 1. EXTERIOR STAIRS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED IN SUCH A WAY AS TO ENSURE THAT WATER WILL NOT ACCUMULATE ON THEIR SURFACES PER 2019 C.B.C. SECTION 11B-302 AND 11B-504.7. 2. TREADS SHALL BE SLIP RESISTANT WITH SMOOTH, ROUNDED OR CHAMFERED EDGES (NOT ABRUBT EDGES) PER 2019 C.B.C. SECTION 11B-302 AND 11B-504.4. 3. ALL EXTERIOR STAIR TREADS ARE TO HAVE WARNING STRIPES PER 2019 C.B.C. SECTION 11B-504.4.4.1. 4. STAIRWAY HAVING LESS THE FOUR RISERS NEED NOT HAVE HANDRAILS OR STAIR RAILINGS. (SEC 3214(A)(2)). 5. "MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK)" IS SHOWN FOR CLARITY AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN QUANTITIES FOR MINOR CONCRETE (STAIRS). 24" MIN. 6" 24"3" CLR. 4" MIN. 2' MIN. CONFORM EDGE 2.0" COLD PLANE & 2.0" HMA OVERLAY (E)AC NO SURFACE JOINT; FINAL LIFT TO COVER BOTH FULL DEPTH & CONFORM GRIND SAWCUT (E)AC PAVEMENT

IN A NEAT, STRAIGHT LINE WHERE ROADWAY RECONSTRUCITON IS ADJACENT TO EXISTING AC SAWCUT @
CONFORM LIMIT NOTES: 1. CONFORM EDGE SHALL BE BROKEN DOWN AND PAID FOR SEPARATELY AS INCLUDED IN THE "2.0" COLD PLANE" AND "HMA" BID ITEMS. 2. "ROADWAY RECONSTRUCTION" IS SHOWN FOR CLARITY AND NOT INCLUDED IN QUANTITIES FOR CONFORM EDGE. 3. CONFORM EDGE SHALL ONLY BE CONSTRUCTED WHERE INDICATED ON THE PROJECT PLANS OR AS DIRECTED BY THE ENGINEER. ROADWAY RECONSTRUCTION (WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) QUANTITY PER LINEAL FOOT OF CONFORM EDGE 2" COLD PLANE (SF) 2.0" HMA OVERLAY (TONS) 2.0 0.025 PAVEMENT INTERFACE TO BE FLUSH WITH (E)AC PAVEMENT DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 03 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA DETAILS (1)
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL DET-1 NOTES: 1. WHERE SAFETY HANDRAILING IS TO BE INSTALLED AT EXSITING CONCRETE WALL THE USE OF A 6"x6" BASE PLATE SHALL BE USED WITH THE POSTS WELDED INTO THE BASE PLATE. THE BASE PLATE SHALL HAVE 4 LOCATIONS 1" FROM THE CORNER ON EACH SIDE AND BE ACCOMPANIED BY 4 ANCHOR BOLTS. CURB RAMP DETAIL N.T.S. 1 CURB AND CURB & GUTTER N.T.S.
2 ROADWAY & PARKING LOT SECTION N.T.S.
3 MINOR CONCRETE (STAIRS) N.T.S.
4 CONFORM EDGE N.T.S.
7 REMOVE WALL N.T.S.5 ADJUST UTILITY TO GRADE N.T.S.
6 SAFETY HANDRAILING N.T.S.
8 21
Item A.
4" WIDE WHITE ASPHALT PAINT (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) 16.0'

8.0' 2.0' 1.0' WHEEL STOP DIMENSIONS MEASURED FROM BACK-LEFT CORNER OF THE PARKING ENVELOPE

C LEFT RIGHT
BACK
FRONT COMPACT PARKING STALLS SHALL BE STENCILED WITH A 1-FOOT HEIGHT LETTER "C" CENTERED ALONG THE FRONT OF THE PARKING STALL WITH WHITE ASPHALT PAINT WHEEL STOP (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) (SEE DETAIL 10) 4" WIDE WHITE ASPHALT PAINT (SEE NOTE 1) 18.0'

9.0' 2.0' 1.0' WHEEL STOP DIMENSIONS MEASURED FROM BACK-LEFT CORNER OF THE PARKING ENVELOPE LEFT RIGHT BACK
FRONT NOTES: 1. 4" WIDE WHITE ASPHALT PAINT TO BE PLACED ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON THE PLANS. ASPHALT PAINT SHALL BE THE COLOR BLUE WHEN ADJACENT TO AN ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL ONLY ON THE ADJACENT SIDE. WHEEL STOP (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) (SEE DETAIL 10) 4" WIDE BLUE ASPHALT PAINT (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) 18.0'

VARIES PER PLAN

9.0' MIN. 2.0' 1.0' WHEEL STOP DIMENSIONS MEASURED FROM BACK-LEFT CORNER OF THE PARKING ENVELOPE LEFT RIGHT BACK
FRONT WHEEL STOP (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) (SEE NOTE 3 & SEE DETAIL 10) NO PARKINGSEE NOTE 2 NOTES: 1. 4" WIDE WHITE ASPHALT PAINT TO BE PLACED ON WHERE SHOWN ON THE PLANS. ASPHALT PAINT SHALL BE THE COLOR BLUE WHEN ADJACENT TO AN ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL ONLY ON THE ADJACENT SIDE. 2. THE WORDS "NO PARKING" SHALL BE PAINTED ON THE SURFACE WITHIN EACH ACCESS AISLE IN WHITE LETTERS A MINIMUM OF 12 INCHES IN HEIGHT AND LOCATED TO BE VISIBLE FROM THE ADJACENT VEHICULAR WAY. 3. WHEEL STOP SHALL BE PAINTED BLUE WHEN PLACED IN AN ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL. 4. LOADING BAY MAY BE ON EITHER SIDE OF THE ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL. THE LOCATION OF THE LOADING BAY SIDE IS INDICATED PER PLAN. 4" WIDE WHITE ASPHALT PAINT (ONLY WHERE SHOWN ON PLANS) 4.0' 4" WHITE ASPHALT PAINT DIAGONAL LINES 4.0' SPACING (TYP.)

LOADING BAY

VARIES PER PLAN

8.0' MIN.
45° ISA MARKING 36" x 36" MIN. 18.0' (TYP.) 6.0' (TYP.) GAP BETWEEN PARALLEL PARKING STALL MARKINGS EVERY TWO PARKING SPACES, UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE ON PLANS 2.0' (TYP.) EACH DIRECTION (E)BACK OF CURB (E)FACE OF CURB (E)LIP OF GUTTER, WHERE GUTTER IS PRESENT PARALLEL PARKING STALL CORNER MARKING, 4" WHITE ASPHALT PAINT7.0' (TYP.) 48" SECTION A-A 7" 3" 5" 8" (TYP.) 3/4" DIAMETER HOLE SEE NOTE 1 #3 REBAR NOTES: 1. INSTALL ANCHOR PINS THROUGH HOLES USING 14" LONG #4 REBAR. GROUT FILL HOLES AFTER REBAR IS DRIVEN FLUSH WITH WHEEL STOP SURFACE. 2. WHEEL STOP SHALL BE PAINTED BLUE WHEN PLACED WITHIN AN ACCESSIBLE PARKING STALL. WHEEL STOPS SHALL BE UNPAINTED OTHERWISE. CONCRETE WHEEL STOP AA
VARIES
7'-0" MIN/ 7'-2"MAX

FOR TRAFFIC SIGNS
9"-0"MIN/10'-5" MAX

FOR STREET NAME SIGNS
28" 6" MIN 1.5"-2" P.C.C. 12" DIA 2"X2" POST 2' MIN. FACE OF CURB TO EDGE OF SIGN WHEN PLACED ADJACENT TO ROADWAY 0.080 GAUGE VARIES ALUMINUM SIGN MATERIAL FGHEAVY-DUTY ANCHOR FACE OF CURB NOTES: 1. THE SIGN INSTALLATION SHALL USE THE UNISTRUT TELESPAR® SIGN SUPPORT SYSTEM WITH A 2", 12-GAUGE BREAKAWAY POST, FITTED HEAVY DUTY ONE-PIECE ANCHOR & DRIVE RIVET FASTENERS OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT. 2. THE POST SHALL BE SECURED TO THE ANCHOR ON TWO SIDES: 1-FACING ONCOMING TRAFFIC, 1-FACING THE ROADWAY. 3. FOR CONCRETE SPECIFICATIONS SEE SECTION 90 OF THE CALTRANS STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS. 4. HEAVY DUTY ANCHOR SHOULD HAVE ONLY ONE (1) HOLE AT THE TOP ON ALL FOUR SIDES. 5. THIS DETAIL APPLIES FOR WHERE EITHER "RELOCATE SIGN" OR "ROADSIDE SIGN" IS SPECIFIED ON THE PROJECT PLANS. DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. PARKING STALL (STANDARD) N.T.S. 9A PARKING STALL (COMPACT) N.T.S. 9B PARKING STALL (PARALLEL) N.T.S. 9D WHEEL STOP N.T.S. 10 PARKING STALL (ACCESSIBLE) N.T.S. 9C ROADSIDE SIGN INSTALLATION N.T.S. 11 04 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA DETAILS (2)
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL DET-222
Item A.

EV
JP
JP
JP
JP
CO
CO
CO
S
S
T
T
T
T
C
C 1
2 3
4 5
670 DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 05 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

SURVEY CONTROL- CHURCH STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL SV-1 SCALE IN FEET
0 10' 20' 40' PROJECT CONTROL POINT NO. 1 NORTHING EASTING ELEVATION 1810.44 2 2179874.06 1811.75 DESCRIPTION MAG NAIL MAG NAIL3 2180120.53 6595700.75 1801.74 MAG IN TC4 1806.66 MAG NAIL5 1810.54 PK NAIL 2180085.30 6595824.08 6595884.81 6596762.59 2179986.09 6595815.29 2180042.156 2180453.30 6595653.01 1797.77 MAG IN TC 70 1798.30 FND BM N 121 USGS BM 3IN AT BLDG FACE 2180452.10 6595594.66 PT. #6 & #70 VICINITY

STEWART ST

CHURCH ST

WASHINGTON ST

STOCKTON ST
23 Item A.

I JP
JP
JP
JP
C
OHE
OHE
OHE
OHE
OHE
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
22 SF
1 300 302 500 200 201 101 100 301 DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 06 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

SURVEY CONTROL - LYONS STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL SV-2 SCALE IN FEET
0 10' 20' 40'

LYONS ST

BRADFORD ST

STEWART ST
SHEPHARD ST PT. #200 & #201 VICINITY PT. #100 & #101 VICINITY PROJECT CONTROL POINT NO. 1 NORTHING EASTING ELEVATION 1810.24 100 2180050.73 1809.84 DESCRIPTION SET MAG/WASHER SET MAG/WASHER 101 2180156.07 6595909.75 1820.05 SET MAG/WASHER 200 1837.93 SET RB W/CAP 2181131.60 6595685.19 6595448.07 2182210.78 6594475.57 201 1852.85 300 2181146.04 1812.23 SET MAG/WASHER SET MAG/WASHER 302 2181011.71 6595657.65 1802.45 SET MAG/WASHER 500 1814.90 FND 1" OIP BENT SHOT AT GRND ENTRY 2182048.20 6594716.64 6595816.53 2181205.86 6595787.64 301 3181454.68 6595596.94 1848.05 SET MAG/WASHER PT. #301 VICINITY

SHEPHARD ST

JACKSON ST

SNELL ST

WYCKHOFF ST

GREEN ST

CHURCH LN

WASHINGTON ST

STEWART ST

SHEPHERD ST

GREEN ST

SNELL ST
24 Item A.
10495 1.25" EVERGREEN 35' 1808.38 10496 1.5" EVERGREEN 35' 10503 1808.58 0.85" EVERGREEN 20' 1805.42 10673 0.82" EVERGREEN 18' 1803.20 EV JP JP CO CO CO S
S
T
T
T
T
C
C
1 2
2 50

8.1'

15.0'

5.8' 3.6' 6.0' 4.5'10.5'

2.0' (TYP.)
1+30.92 (5.96' R)
1+15.02 (6.29' R)
1+14.21 (32.09' L)
1+14.94 (33.11' L)
1+16.47 (29.50' R)
1+11.61 (41.65' R)
1+36.03 (4.96' R)
1+14.00 (53.53' R)
2+40.68 (46.34' R)
2+40.68 (53.84' R)
2+11.38 (45.38' R)

31.4'
1+34.78 (32.67' L)

7.5'

52.5'
2+15.07 (30.50' L) 4.1' R2.0'
X X X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
R357.5' DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 07 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

DEMO PLAN - CHURCH STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL DM-1 SCALE IN FEET
0 5' 10' 20' SHEET LEGEND

CHURCH ST

STEWART ST
(E)CORNER OF BUILDING PROPOSED PARKING LOT DRIVE AISLE CL (E)WALL (E)ELEVATED SIDEWALK (E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / BUILDING EDGE (E)EP (E)FOC (E)EP (E)EP
(E)EP
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / FACE OF WALL (E)PLANTER ROW / PROPERTY LINE (TYP.) PARKING LOT BUILDING PARKING LOT SHEET NOTES PROTECT IN PLACE (E)DRAINAGE INLETS & CONCRETE APRON 1. LOCATIONS OF THE SHOWN UTILITIES WERE DETERMINED USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: FIELD SURVEY AND AS-BUILT/FACILITY MAPS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY PURVEYORS. ALL LOCATIONS TO BE ASSUMED TO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY SUBSURFACE UTILITY ENGINEERING QUALITY LEVEL D METHODS (ASCE CI 38-02). 2. CONSTRUCTION CENTERLINE ALIGNMENT IS DEPICTED ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF THE PROPOSED PARKING LOT DRIVE AISLE. 3. REMOVE BUILDING INCLUDES THE ABANDONMENT OF THE EXISTING STORM DRAIN INLET. FILL WITH NATIVE MATERIAL AND DISPOSE OF GRATE. 4. SEE SIGNAGE & STRIPING PLAN FOR SIGN RELOCATIONS DESCRIPTION REMOVE HANDRAIL (138 LF) 2.0" COLD PLANE (CONFORM EDGE) REMOVE HANDRAIL REMOVE STRUCTURE REMOVE TRAFFIC STRIPE REMOVE PAVEMENT MARKING ADJUSTMENT KEYNOTES (E)CENTERLINE STRIPING (E)CROSSWALK X SYMBOL REMOVE BASE & SURFACING REMOVE CONCRETE REMOVE CONCRETE (170 SF) REMOVE BASE & SURFACING (364 CY)
REMOVE PAVEMENT MARKING (43 SF)
REMOVE PAVEMENT MARKING (22 SF)
REMOVE TRAFFIC STRIPE (82 LF)
(E)DI
(E)DI
REMOVE HANDRAIL (41 LF)
W

W KEY NOTE DESCRIPTION ADJUST TO GRADE (E)WATER METER BOX W
W

S ADJUST TO GRADE (E)SS CLEANOUT
S
S

C ADJUST TO GRADE (E)COMM MANHOLE/VAULT
C
C
C PROTECT IN PLACE (E)UTILITY POLE PROTECT IN PLACE (E)WATER VALVES REMOVE WALL ABOVE 42" IN HEIGHT (SEE DETAIL 5, DWG NO. DET-1) 25 Item A.

I JP
JP
JP JP

C OHE OHE
OHE
OHE
OHE
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
22 SF
11 12 12
50 50
11+25.55 (0.00' )
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK
11+26.84 (68.11' L) 11+24.27 (67.50' R)
12+33.22 (68.11' L)
12+43.41 (68.23' L)
12+23.81 (81.59' L)
12+23.81 (75.00' L)
12+36.36 (69.71' R)
12+42.93 (70.61' R)
12+25.00 (75.07' R)
12+25.00 (81.79' R)
12+25.00 (86.20' R)
12+41.00 (86.20' R)
12+33.22 (75.00' L)
12+23.19 (91.49' L)
12+55.05 (93.59' L)
12+30.93 (75.07' R)
12+31.00 (67.50' R) DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 08 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

DEMO PLAN - LYONS STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL DM-2 SHEET LEGEND SHEET NOTES 1. LOCATIONS OF THE SHOWN UTILITIES WERE DETERMINED USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: FIELD SURVEY AND AS-BUILT/FACILITY MAPS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY PURVEYORS. ALL LOCATIONS TO BE ASSUMED TO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY SUBSURFACE UTILITY ENGINEERING QUALITY LEVEL D METHODS (ASCE CI 38-02). 2. CONSTRUCTION CENTERLINE ALIGNMENT IS DEPICTED ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF THE PROPOSED PARKING LOT. 3. ALL TREES SHALL BE PROTECTED IN PLACE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. 4. SEE SIGNAGE & STRIPING PLAN FOR SIGN RELOCATIONS. DESCRIPTION 2.0" COLD PLANE (CONFORM EDGE) REMOVE PAVEMENT MARKING ADJUSTMENT KEYNOTES SYMBOL REMOVE BASE & SURFACING REMOVE CONCRETE W

W KEY NOTE DESCRIPTION ADJUST TO GRADE (E)WATER METER BOX

D ADJUST TO GRADE (E)DRAINAGE INLETC ADJUST TO GRADE (E)COMMUNICATIONS BOX SCALE IN FEET 0 10' 20' 40'

STEWART ST BRADFORD ST

SHEPHERD ST LYONS ST
W
C
W

UFH PROTECT IN PLACE (E)BOLLARDS
I 2.0' (TYP.) CONFORM EDGE 2.0' (TYP.) CONFORM EDGE (E)BLDG CORNER 9.5'

32.5' 4.0' (E)CORNER OF CONCRETE WALK 33.5'

20.3'
(E)BLDG EDGE
(E)FACE OF CURB
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK PROTECT IN PLACE (E)BRICK PAVERS, BRICK STRUCTURE, & BENCH (E)EDGE OF PAVEMENT (E)EDGE OF PAVEMENT PROTECT IN PLACE (E)TREE PROTECT IN PLACE (E)TREE

I FH ADJUST TO GRADE (E)FIRE HYDRANT

I ADJUST TO GRADE (E)IRRIGATION VALVE PROTECT IN PLACE (E)STREET LIGHT POLE W PROTECT IN PLACE (E)UTILITY POLE PROTECT IN PLACE (E)WALL (E)BLDG EDGE (E)BLDG ENTRANCE 4.0' (E)FACE OF CURB

11.2'
(E)CONCRETE SIDEWALK (E)CONCRETE SIDEWALK

D PROTECT IN PLACE (E)DECORATIVE FENCES
ROW (TYP.) REMOVE CONCRETE (336 SF) REMOVE CONCRETE (163 SF) REMOVE CONCRETE (95 SF) REMOVE CONCRETE (128 SF) 26 Item A.

EV JP JP CO CO CO
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1 2
2 50 DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 09 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

GRADING PLAN - CHURCH STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL G-1 SCALE IN FEET
0 5' 10' 20'

CHURCH ST

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OHE
OHE
OHE
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
14 SF
22 SF DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 10 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

GRADING PLAN - LYONS STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL G-2 BRADFORD ST

SHEPHERD ST

STEWART ST LYONS ST SCALE IN FEET
0 10' 20' 40' SHEET NOTES 1. LOCATIONS OF THE SHOWN UTILITIES WERE DETERMINED USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: FIELD SURVEY AND AS-BUILT/FACILITY MAPS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY PURVEYORS. ALL LOCATIONS TO BE ASSUMED TO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY SUBSURFACE UTILITY ENGINEERING QUALITY LEVEL D METHODS (ASCE CI 38-02). 2. CONSTRUCTION CENTERLINE ALIGNMENT IS DEPICTED ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF THE PROPOSED PARKING LOT DRIVE AISLE. 3. PROPOSED CONTOURS SHOWN ARE TO FINISH GRADE SURFACE. (E)CORNER OF BUILDING (E)WALL (E)SIDEWALK
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / BUILDING EDGE
(E)EP
(E)TBC
(E)EP
(E)EP
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / FACE OF WALL (E)CROSSWALK
(E)SIDEWALK
(E)ELEVATED SIDEWALK
(E)TBC
(E)EP
(E)BOW
(E)FL
(E)FL
(E)FL
28 Item A.
10033 FIRE HYDRANT 1811.58 10207 POWER POLE 1804.27 10495 1.25" EVERGREEN 35' 1808.38 10496 1.5" EVERGREEN 35' 10503 1808.58 0.85" EVERGREEN 20' 1805.42 10652 IRR PANEL 1804.12 10673 0.82" EVERGREEN 18' 1803.20 EV JP JP CO CO CO S
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2 50

8.1'

15.0'

5.8' 3.6'

6.0' 4.5' 5.0' (TYP.)

4.5'

10.5'

2.0' (TYP.)
1+23.99 (32.28' L)
1+24.00 (29.50' R)
1+15.56 (0.00' )
1+14.72 (27.05' L)
1+14.94 (33.11' L)
1+16.47 (29.50' R)
1+79.00 (29.50' R)
1+95.00 (27.50' R)
1+95.00 (11.50' R)
2+07.80 (0.00' )
2+12.47 (11.50' R)
2+12.80 (6.96' R), PT
1+28.50 (29.50' R)
1+33.57 (29.50' R)
1+19.46 (40.07' R)
1+30.28 (43.13' R)
1+70.47 (33.22' R) BEGIN SAFETY HANDRAIL (48 LF)
1+24.00 (0.00' )
1+20.44 (44.97' R), PC
1+82.62 (37.95' R), PCC
2+40.68 (46.34' R)
2+40.68 (53.84' R)
2+02.02 (30.47' R)
1+88.00 (11.50' L)
1+88.00 (0.00' )
1+79.00 (11.50' R)
2+12.80 (11.50' L)

11.5'
2+30.68 (11.50' L)
2+30.68 (12.83' R)

31.4'
R364.6' @ TBC
R31.0' @ TBC R2.0' @ TBC

16.0'
1+24.00 (11.50' L)
1+24.00 (11.50' R)
1+79.00 (27.50' R)

7.5'

52.5'
2+12.80 (0.00' ) 4.0'

5.0'

17.4' 4.1' R2.0'

8.0'
2+07.80 (11.50' L)
2+08.56 (22.62' R) TBC 1810.66 FL 1810.16 LIP 1810.33 5.0' (TYP.) TBC 1808.64 FL 1808.63 LIP 1808.72 TBC 1808.41 FL 1808.08 TBC 1807.32 LIP 1808.24 FL 1807.26 LIP 1807.40 TBC 1805.13 FL 1805.07 LIP 1805.24 (E)TBC 1804.0± (E)FL 1803.9± (E)LIP 1804.0± FG 1805.54 FG 1807.87 TBC EP/BW 1808.45 TW 1809.33 TBC 1808.95 EP 1808.36 TBC 1808.86 EP 1808.29 TBC 1808.79 EP 1806.94 TBC 1807.44 EP 1807.06 TBC 1807.56 EP 1807.66 TBC 1808.16 FG 1805.98 FG 1805.43 FG 1805.50 FG 1806.66 EP 1808.64 TW 1809.97 TBC 1809.14 2+07.15 (11.50' R) END SAFETY HANDRAIL TBC 1810.74 FL 1810.74 LIP 1810.93 TBC 1811.19 FL 1810.69 LIP 1810.85 EG 1810.15 EG 1810.58 SW 1805.20 TBC 1808.57 FL 1808.56 LIP 1808.65 2+05.53 (26.91' R) EP/BW 1807.93 TW 1809.55 EP/BW 1807.93 TW 1809.86 EP/BW 1808.35 TW 1810.13 TBC 1808.85 BW 1808.72 TW 1810.27 BW 1808.71 TW 1810.24 BW 1808.68 TW 1810.11 SW 1810.79 TBC 1811.29 1+14.00 (53.53' R) EG 1811.50 1+11.61 (41.65' R) EG 1809.94 2+06.80 (16.50' L) END SAFETY HANDRAIL 1+79.00 (30.35' L) BEGIN SAFETY HANDRAIL (41 LF) (E)EP 1803.3±
(E)EP 1806.3±
(E)EP 1806.6± FL 1808.55 LIP 1807.73 TBC 1808.88 (E)FL 1807.6± (E)TBC 1807.9± LIP 1808.72 FL 1809.15 TBC 1809.16 LIP 1809.23FL 1809.16 TBC 1809.17 LIP 1809.25 2+12.80 (30.50' L) EP/BW 1807.70 TW 1809.70 SW 1806.29 DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 11 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

LAYOUT PLAN - CHURCH STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL L-1 SCALE IN FEET
0 5' 10' 20' SHEET LEGEND

CHURCH ST
STEWART ST 2* (E)CORNER OF BUILDING PARKING LOT DRIVE AISLE CL (E)WALL (E)ELEVATED SIDEWALK (E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / BUILDING EDGE (E)EP (E)FOC (E)EP (E)EP
(E)EP
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / FACE OF WALL (E)PLANTER ROW / PROPERTY LINE (TYP.) PARKING LOT BUILDING PARKING LOT SHEET NOTES PROTECT IN PLACE (E)DRAINAGE INLETS & CONCRETE APRON 1. LOCATIONS OF THE SHOWN UTILITIES WERE DETERMINED USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: FIELD SURVEY AND AS-BUILT/FACILITY MAPS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY PURVEYORS. ALL LOCATIONS TO BE ASSUMED TO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY SUBSURFACE UTILITY ENGINEERING QUALITY LEVEL D METHODS (ASCE CI 38-02). 2. SEE "DEMOLITION PLAN" SHEET C06 FOR UTILITIES TO BE ADJUSTED TO GRADE. 3. PROVIDE 12" MIN. COVER ABOVE EXISTING DRAINAGE PIPES, WHERE POSSIBLE. 4. CONSTRUCTION CENTERLINE ALIGNMENT IS DEPICTED ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF THE PROPOSED PARKING LOT DRIVE AISLE. 5. CURB HEIGHT TRANSITION INDICATES THE LOCATION AT WHICH THE CURB HEIGHT CHANGES FROM A CONSTANT CURB HEIGHT TO A VARIABLE CURB HEIGHT ALONG THE CURB & GUTTER. CURB HEIGHTS ARE INDICATED PER PLAN. KEY NOTE DESCRIPTION FLTBC EP/LIP CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES MINOR CONCRETE (CURB & GUTTER) (ASTERISK INDICATES VARIABLE CURB HEIGHT) 1 1T CURB HEIGHT TRANSITION (SEE NOTE 5) MINOR CONCRETE (CURB) (ASTERISK INDICATES A3-6 CURB) 1T 1T 1T (E)BLOCK WALL PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION (3" HMA / 8" AB) 2.0" COLD PLANE (CONFORM EDGE) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 2 / 1*
1 1* 1T
3 SAFETY HANDRAIL
3 3 1*
1 1* 1
1 1 1* 1* 1T 1T 1T RIVER ROCK CONFORM TO (E)CONCRETE
2 2 / 2* WOOD MULCH (14 CY) MINOR CONCRETE (STAIRS) (SEE DETAIL 4 SHEET 03) STAIR RAILING (10 LF) 4 ADJUST INLET
4 PLANTER BOX MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK)
SOLAR LIGHT (BID ALT. 1)
5 SOLAR LIGHT (BID ALT. 1)
5 5
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OHE
OHE

OHE OHE
11 12
50 50
11+26.84 (68.11' L) 11+24.27 (67.50' R)
12+33.61 (67.50' R)
11+69.94 (68.11' L)
12+09.83 (68.11' L)
12+36.89 (68.11' L)
11+25.55 (0.00' ) CONSTRUCTION CL 12+25.00 (23.50' L)
12+33.61 (49.50' R) EP 1817.25 (-0.76) EP 1816.54 (-0.58) EP 1808.49 (-0.00) FG 1814.90 (+1.54) EP 1812.19 (-0.05) 11+26.47 (48.50' L) EP 1805.12 (-0.00) 11+26.00 (23.50' L) EP 1805.84 (-0.00) 12+25.00 (23.50' R) FG 1816.28 (+0.80) 12+47.32 (5.42' L) 12+47.13 (5.58' R) EP 1809.35 (0.00) EP 1807.03 (0.00) TBC 1812.57

1.4%

1.4%
12+36.56 (48.50' L) EP 1813.17 (+0.07)
12+25.00 (5.50' L) FG 1815.26 (+0.72)
11+85.00 (0.00' )11+75.00 (0.00' ) SW 1815.58 (-0.52) SW 1816.34 (-0.15) 12+25.00 (5.50' R) FG 1816.03 (+1.11) FL 1812.56 LIP 1812.64 12+48.06 (48.42' L) SW 1813.83 (-0.28) 12+47.63 (23.50' L) SW 1815.23 (-0.03) 12+46.82 (23.58' R) SW 1816.19 (-0.87) 12+46.38 (49.58' R) SW 1816.94 (-0.82) SW/TBC 1812.65 FL 1812.64 LIP 1812.72 SW 1815.10 BW 1813.35 TW 1815.60 SW 1815.03 BW 1812.68 TW 1815.53 SW/EG 1815.07 SW/EG 1815.07 SW 1814.75 SW 1814.82 (E)SW 1815.8± BW 1814.63 TW 1815.13 EP 1804.70 (-0.00) SW 1806.58 (-0.00) TBC 1807.08 11+25.10 (23.50' R) EP 1807.07 (-0.00) 11+24.61 (49.50' R) EP 1807.82 (-0.00) SW 1812.62 12+62.62 (81.21' L) TBC 1813.43 12+63.10 (72.67' L)

1.4%
(E)SW 1814.2± EP 1813.17 (E)TBC 1814.1± (E)EP 1813.7±
11+25.65 (5.50' L) SW 1806.42 (-0.00) TBC 1806.92 11+25.43 (5.51' R) SW 1806.73 TBC 1807.23(-0.00) 12+43.56 (48.50' L) SW 1813.77 (-0.12)
12+43.13 (23.50' L) SW 1815.16 (+0.08)
12+42.32 (23.50' R) SW 1816.12 (-0.80)
12+41.88 (49.50' R) SW 1816.87 (-0.73) SW 1814.56 FL 1813.74 LIP 1813.82 TBC 1815.06 SW/TBC 1814.97 FL 1814.47 LIP 1814.68

1.4% SW 1814.64 SW 1814.70 12+41.33 (75.07' R) SW 1818.57 (+0.22) 12+56.35 (73.93' R) SW 1819.62 (+0.67) 12+36.00 (75.07' R) SW 1818.35 (-0.22)
(E)TBC 1815.3±
(E)FL 1814.7± LIP 1814.86 SW 1812.02 12+48.54 (76.32' L) TBC 1811.96 FL 1811.91 LIP 1812.08 TBC 1811.91 FL 1811.87 LIP 1811.63 TBC 1811.70 FL 1811.20 LIP 1811.03 (E)TBC 1810.1± (E)FL 1809.2±
(E)LIP 1809.7±
(E)SW 1810.3±
12+38.60 (74.95' L) SW 1811.75 (+0.04)
12+25.00 (75.07' R) TBC 1817.62 (-0.00) TBC 1817.04 TBC 1817.37 TBC 1811.75 TBC 1813.67 TBC 1814.27 12+44.01 (75.00' L) SW 1811.95 (-0.30) TBC 1812.45 SW 1817.62 TBC 1818.85 TBC 1818.52 FL 1818.48 LIP 1818.65 TBC 1818.29 FL 1818.25 LIP 1818.42 (E)TBC 1817.5± (E)FL 1817.0± (E)LIP 1817.2± TBC 1819.58 FL 1819.54 LIP 1819.71 TBC 1819.74 FL 1819.70 LIP 1819.90 TBC 1822.28 FL 1821.78 LIP 1821.95 12+60.35 (74.08' R) SW 1819.78 (+0.72) (E)TBC 1822.9±
(E)FL 1822.3± LIP 1822.48 (E)SW 1823.0± DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 11 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

LAYOUT PLAN - CHURCH STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL L-2 SCALE IN FEET
0 10'5' 20' BUILDING EDGE (E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / SHEET LEGEND SHEET NOTES 1. LOCATIONS OF THE SHOWN UTILITIES WERE DETERMINED USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: FIELD SURVEY AND AS-BUILT/FACILITY MAPS PROVIDED BY THE UTILITY PURVEYORS. ALL LOCATIONS TO BE ASSUMED TO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY SUBSURFACE UTILITY ENGINEERING QUALITY LEVEL D METHODS (ASCE CI 38-02). 2. SEE "DEMOLITION PLAN" SHEET C06 FOR UTILITIES TO BE ADJUSTED TO GRADE. 3. PROVIDE 12" MIN. COVER ABOVE EXISTING DRAINAGE PIPES, WHERE POSSIBLE. 4. CONSTRUCTION CENTERLINE ALIGNMENT IS DEPICTED ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF THE PROPOSED PARKING LOT. 5. CURB HEIGHT TRANSITION INDICATES THE LOCATION AT WHICH THE CURB HEIGHT CHANGES FROM A CONSTANT CURB HEIGHT TO A VARIABLE CURB HEIGHT ALONG THE CURB & GUTTER. CURB HEIGHTS ARE INDICATED PER PLAN. KEY NOTE DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTES MINOR CONCRETE (CURB & GUTTER) (ASTERISK INDICATES VARIABLE CURB HEIGHT) 1 1T CURB HEIGHT TRANSITION (SEE NOTE 5) MINOR CONCRETE (CURB) PAVEMENT RECONSTRUCTION (3" HMA / 8" AB) 2.0" COLD PLANE (CONFORM EDGE) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION / 1*
3 HANDRAIL 1* RIVER ROCK24 ADJUST INLET BRADFORD ST

SHEPHERD ST

STEWART ST LYONS ST (E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / BUILDING EDGE MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK) (E)CORNER OF BLDG 5 SEAT WALL MATCH (E)PAVEMENT ELEVATON AT BOTTOM FACE OF CURB 1T 1* 1* 1* 1*

5.8' 4.5' 7.9'

15.0'
(E)CORNER OF FLUSH CONCRETE SIDEWALK (E)AIR CONDITIONING UNIT R1.0' CORNER OF PLANTER (TYP.) 2 2
2 2 4.5' FLUSH SIDEWALK R2.0' 1T

4.5' 9.2' 4.0'4.5'
3 3

4.0'

9.2'

4.5' 4.5'
6 CONFORM TO (E)CURB, GUTTER, & SIDEWALK
6 2.0' 4.0'
6 6
6 17.0'

4.0'
(E) BACK OF WALK PROTECT IN PLACE (E)BRICK PAVERS (E)EDGE OF BRICK (E)EDGE OF PAVEMENT (E)EDGE OF PAVEMENT PROTECT IN PLACE (E)TREE PROTECT IN PLACE (E)TREE (E)BUILDING ENTRYWAY 1T 1T 1T 1T ROW (TYP.)
4 30
Item A.
10033 FIRE HYDRANT 1811.58 10207 POWER POLE 1804.27 10495 1.25" EVERGREEN 35' 1808.38 10496 1.5" EVERGREEN 35' 10503 1808.58 0.85" EVERGREEN 20' 1805.42 10652 IRR PANEL 1804.12 10673 0.82" EVERGREEN 18' 1803.20 EV JP JP CO CO CO S
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2 50 3.6'

9.8'

11.5'

9.8'
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R350.0'

7.6' C,G,S (TYP.)

11.5' (TYP.)

11.5' (TYP.)
1+25.00 (29.50' L)
1+34.00 (11.50' R)
1+99.00 (29.50' L)
1+95.00 (11.50' R)
2+07.80 (0.00' )
2+30.68 (30.33' R), PT
1+34.00 (29.50' R)
1+23.32 (59.31' R), PC
2+07.53 (52.76' R)
1+24.00 (0.00' )
2+03.70 (52.64' R), PT
2+01.24 (34.40' R)
1+99.00 (11.50' L)
2+30.68 (32.50' L)
2+40.68 (31.54' R)
1+24.00 (11.50' R)
2+07.80 (11.50' L)
2+09.08 (26.62' R)
2+40.68 (32.50' L) 8.0' BETWEEN INSIDE EDGES 6.0' BETWEEN INSIDE EDGES 2+07.15 (64.75' R) S
S
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A

11.0'

18.0'
P 7.0' (TYP.)
P
P DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 13 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

STRIPING & SIGNAGE PLAN - CHURCH STREET
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL PD-1 SCALE IN FEET
0 5' 10' 20'

CHURCH ST

STEWART ST
(E)CORNER OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CL (E)WALL (E)ELEVATED SIDEWALK (E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / BUILDING EDGE (E)EP (E)FOC (E)EP (E)EP
(E)EP
(E)BACK OF SIDEWALK / FACE OF WALL (E)PLANTER ROW / PROPERTY LINE (TYP.) PARKING LOT BUILDING PARKING LOT SHEET NOTES PROTECT IN PLACE (E)DRAINAGE INLETS & CONCRETE APRON FLTBC EP/LIP (E)BLOCK WALL SYMBOL DESCRIPTION REUSE CONCRETE WHEEL STOP (8 EA) CALTRANS STRIPING DETAIL # (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A20A, A20B, & A20D) ## MISCELLANEOUS LEGEND PARKING STALL (STANDARD) (SEE DETAIL 9A, DWG NO. DET-2) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SCA PARKING STALL (COMPACT) (SEE DETAIL 9B, DWG NO. DET-2) PARKING STALL (ACCESSIBLE) (SEE DETAIL 9C, DWG NO. DET-2) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PAVEMENT MARKING LEGEND WORDS* (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24D) CALTRANS TYPE IV ARROW* (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24A) BASIC CROSSWALK (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24F) LIMIT LINE (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24G) LL *SYMBOL SIZE SCALED 1/3 FOR CLARITY CALTRANS TYPE I ARROW* (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24A) XWB XWB XWB LL TRAFFIC STRIPE LEGEND *SYMBOL SIZE SCALED 1/3 FOR CLARITY WHEEL STOP (SEE DETAIL 10, DWG NO. DET-2) 21 21 38AP PARKING STALL (PARALLEL) (SEE DETAIL 9D, DWG NO. DET-2) 1. SIGN DESIGNATORS ARE FROM THE CA MUTCD SIGN CHARTS 2014 EDITION, REVISION 3, DATED MARCH 10, 2023. 2. MULTIPLE SIGN DESIGNATORS SHOWN AT ONE LOCATION INDICATE MULTIPLE SIGN PLACARDS ON A SINGLE SIGN POST. ISA MARKING (SEE DETAIL 11, DWG NO. DET-2) RELOCATE (DASHED LEADER = FROM; SOLID LEADER = TO) # SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SIGNAGE LEGEND & KEYNOTES SIGN DESIGNATOR OR SIGN DESCRIPTION (SEE NOTES 1 & 2, THIS SHEET) R26 (CA) 1 ROADSIDE SIGN2 RELOCATE SIGN
2 2 R1-1 R1-1 31
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OHE OHE
11 12 50 50 11+27.81 (48.50' L) 12+24.61 (49.50' R) 11+35.00 (23.50' R) 12+28.55 (88.19' L) 11+25.61 (49.50' R) 12+35.81 (48.50' L) 11+25.55 (0.00' ) (E)BACK OF WALK CONSTRUCTION CL 12+25.00 (5.50' L) 11+35.07 (23.50' L) 12+25.00 (5.50' R) 12+60.53 (40.91' R)
12+25.00 (23.50' L) 12+33.30 (106.18' L) 12+25.00 (23.50' R) 12+34.33 (88.10' L), PC
12+60.35 (51.50' R)
12+55.83 (73.97' R) DRAWING SCALE HOR. SCALE: VERT. SCALE: SHEET NO. OF REVIEWER: DATE: DRAFTER: DESIGNER: DRAWING INFO CHECKED BY DATE DRAWING SCALEREVISION DESCRIPTION NO. ENGINEER'S STAMP R.E.Y. PROJECT NO.DWG NO. 14 14 2204.2508 CB KH GR 07/28/2026 CITY OF SONORA

STRIPING & SIGNAGE PLAN - LYONS STREET
FY 25/26 PARKING LOTS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR:

CA AS NOTED AS NOTED

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
90% SUBMITTAL PD-2 (E)CORNER OF BUILDING SHEET NOTES SYMBOL DESCRIPTION CALTRANS STRIPING DETAIL # (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A20A, A20B, & A20D) ## MISCELLANEOUS LEGEND PARKING STALL (STANDARD) (SEE DETAIL 9A, DWG NO. DET-2) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SCA PARKING STALL (COMPACT) (SEE DETAIL 9B, DWG NO. DET-2) PARKING STALL (ACCESSIBLE) (SEE DETAIL 9C, DWG NO. DET-2) SYMBOL DESCRIPTION PAVEMENT MARKING LEGEND WORDS* (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24D) BASIC CROSSWALK (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24F) LIMIT LINE (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24G) LL *SYMBOL SIZE SCALED 1/3 FOR CLARITY CALTRANS TYPE I ARROW* (SEE CALTRANS 2025 STANDARD PLAN A24A) XWB XWB LL RELOCATE (DASHED LEADER = FROM; SOLID LEADER = TO) # SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SIGNAGE LEGEND & KEYNOTES SIGN DESIGNATOR OR SIGN DESCRIPTION (SEE NOTES 1 & 2, THIS SHEET) R1-1 TRAFFIC STRIPE LEGEND WHEEL STOP (SEE DETAIL 10, DWG NO. DET-2) 1. SIGN DESIGNATORS ARE FROM THE CA MUTCD SIGN CHARTS 2014 EDITION, REVISION 3, DATED MARCH 10, 2023. 2. MULTIPLE SIGN DESIGNATORS SHOWN AT ONE LOCATION INDICATE MULTIPLE SIGN PLACARDS ON A SINGLE SIGN POST. 3. USE CALTRANS STRIPING DETAIL 39 ON CALTRANS STD PLAN A20D FOR DIAGONAL LINES IN THE ROADWAY. DIAGONAL LINES IN THE ROADWAY SHALL HAVE A SPACING OF 8' BETWEEN DIAGONAL LINES. ISA MARKING (SEE DETAIL 11, DWG NO. DET-2) SCALE IN FEET 0 10'5' 20'

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Item A.

July 29, 2026
City of Sonora
Attn: Chris Gorsky, City Administrator
94 N. Washington Street
Sonora, CA 95370
Subject: Task Order No. 26-08 Lyons Parking Lot Improvements - Amendment Request #1 Dear Mr. Gorsky,
Thank you for the opportunity to submit Amendment Request #1 for Task Order 26-08 to provide additional design, survey, and geotechnical investigation services that deviate from the original scope of the project.

Background
During the January 5, 2026 City Council meeting, the scope of the Lyons Parking Lot Improvements Task Order was presented and approved. After approval, additional scope of work items including engineering design, geotechnical investigations and surveying services for the reconstruction of Bradford Street and associated improvements were identified.

These extra efforts are presented below showing deviations from original tasks and new tasks as directed by the city.

Additional Scope of Work
Task 2 – Engineering Design – [$31,893]
• Design complex ADA curb ramps
• Roadway reconstruction design of Bradford Street
• Design of pedestrian pathway along Bradford Street
• Minor re-grading of Lyons Street parking lot
Task 4 – Construction Management [-$20,787]
• Construction Management services have been removed from Task Order 26-08 to cover a portion of the costs of the additional scope items. An updated fee for Construction Management services will be brought before City Council for approval with the final construction contract.

Task 5 – Topographic Survey & Boundary [$15,477]
• Research right of way information
• Topographic survey of Bradford Street and the Lyons Street parking lot • Terrestrial LiDAR scan for complex ADA curb ramp design 33 Item A.
34 Item A.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 3, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Mike Pugh, Contract City Engineer
SUBJECT: Receive an Update on the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Project, Accept Public Comment and Select a Locally Preferred Project Alternative.

RECOMMENDATION:

Consider Selecting a Locally Preferred Project Alternative for the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Project.

BACKGROUND:

The Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path multi-use trail) project is a premier project in Tuolumne County.

The Phase 1 project includes the segments of trail that runs through the City of Sonora that will provide a multiuse trail along two separate alignments. The first alignment runs along State Route 49 (Stockton Road), which starts near the Mother Lode Fairgrounds picking up the planned tail coming from Jamestown to the south and extending north to the newly constructed Transit Center and downtown area. The second segment runs from the intersection of Stockton Road and Woods Creek Drive and extends west to the Dragoon Gulch trail head and Sonora High School.

The Project Approval / Environmental Documentation (PA/ED) effort for the Phase 1 project has been ongoing since August of 2024 and is nearly complete. Activities to date on this project have included:
1) Development of the Trail Design and Engineering Documents (Plans, and Engineers Estimate) 2) Development and Approval of the Environmental Technical Studies 3) Development of the Draft Environmental Document (DED) 4) Field Activities in support of Project Engineering and Environmental Documents 5) Public Outreach Activities to Promote the Project and Solicit Input Alternatives:

At the location where the Tuolumne Heritage trail is proposed to be constructed in the Woods Creek Rotary Park, there is a pinch point between Woods Creek and the Little Leage baseball field that does not provide adequate width for the trail. To resolve this conflict point, the City has developed two trail alignments. Alternative 1 would relocate the right field little league baseball field fence approximately 5-10 feet to the east to accommodate trail construction. The reduction of the right field length would be mitigated by increasing the fence height at this location. Alternative 2 would construct a retaining wall adjacent to Woods Creek to provide the width needed to 35 Item B.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP construct the trail without impacting the baseball field. This alignment would add approximately $500,000 to the cost of the project.

The preliminary (30%) design and draft environmental document were released for public review on July 15, 2026. The public review process will be completed on August 15, 2026. After receipt of the public comments, the comments will be addressed, the engineering documents will be updated as necessary, and the Final Environmental Document (FED) will be prepared and submitted to Caltrans for approval.

DISCUSSION / ANALYSIS:

Derek Kirkland and Tim Chamberlain from Wood Rodgers will present the project details and environmental findings of the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Phase 1 project. Wood Rodgers is the engineering consultant for Phase 1 of the project.

This presentation and meeting are not intended to be a formal public hearing but instead an informal project development discussion. Verbal public comments will be invited, however, only formal written comments will be addressed in the preparation of the final CEQA document. Comment cards will be available.

This project is a Caltrans oversight project with the City of Sonora as the Project Proponent. The Caltrans Project Development Team (PDT)- of which the City, TCTC, and Wood Rodgers are participating, will ultimately decide which alternative to select; however, that selection decision takes into consideration local preferences since it will be City residents that ultimately use the facility. As such, staff is requesting that the City Council recommend a locally preferred project alternative for the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Phase 1 project, while also taking into consideration public comments received at this meeting.

FISCAL IMPACT:

This is an information and education item presenting the progress of the Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Phase 1 Project and a venue for the public to make comments on the proposed project. The PA/ED effort has been funded through a combination of Active Transportation Program (ATP) and Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) funds. The Final Design and Right of Way acquisition effort will also be funded through a similar combination of funds.

ATTACHMENTS:

Tuolumne Heritage Trail (Gold Rush Path) Phase 1 Design (full project) PowerPoint Presentation of Project and Design Alternatives CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

Fiscal Responsibility and Stability, Infrastructure and Engineering 36 Item B.

5'±

FENCE RELOCATION CONCEPT
GOLD RUSH PATH PHASE 1

CITY OF SONORA, CALIFORNIA
JULY 28, 2025

CONCEPTUAL LAYOUT EXHIBIT
SHEET 1 OF _1_

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS ONE PROJECT AT A TIME
3471 Douglas Blvd, Ste 150 Tel 916.341.7760
25 Roseville, CA 95661 Fax 916.341.7767
0 50
NORTH 100

RETAINING WALL CONCEPT
GOLD RUSH PATH PHASE 1

CITY OF SONORA, CALIFORNIA
JULY 24, 2026

CONCEPTUAL LAYOUT EXHIBIT
SHEET 1 OF _1_
BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS ONE PROJECT AT A TIME 3471 Douglas Blvd, Ste 150 Tel 916.341.7760 25 Roseville, CA 95661 Fax 916.341.7767
0 50
NORTH 100
Tuolumne Heritage Trail Phase 1
(EA 10-1S350)
(Formerly Gold Rush Path Multi-Use Trail)
City of Sonora
City Council Meeting
8/3/2026
Tuolumne County
Transportation Council
44 Item B.

Background  $6.4M ATP Funded Project  1.5 Miles Multi-Use Path  2 Segments  SR 49  Woods Creek Park  Project Lead: City of Sonora  Project Support: TCTC  Project Approval: Caltrans  Currently in Project Approval & Environmental
(PA&ED) Phase
45 Item B.

Project Timeline
 Preliminary Design & Environmental Studies
– 2024 to July 2026
 Public Workshop(s) – November 13-15, 2025
 Draft Environmental Document Released
for Review – July 15, 2026
 Final CEQA/NEPA Approval – August 2026
 Final Design (PS&E) & Right of Way –
September 2026 to December 2027
 Bid & Award for Construction – Early 2028
 Construction – 2028 to 2029
46 Item B.

SR 49 Segment
47 Item B.
48 Item B.
30% Design Overview – SR 49
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B
C
49 Item B.

Woods Creek Park Segment 50
Item B.

Alternatives Reviewed
Build Alternative 1: Fence
Relocation
Build Alternative 2: Retaining Wall
in Woods Creek
51 Item B.
52 Item B.
30% Design Overview – Woods Creek Park
D
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F 53
Item B.
• Vision Sonora Design Elements
• Signage (wayfinding, Monument)
• West Gateway at
Fairgrounds/Woods Creek Park
Entrances
• Lighting
• Fencing
• Colored Path
• Streetscape Improvements
• Landscaping
• Bridge
54 Item B.

Project Approval/Environmental Document
• Caltrans is the CEQA/NEPA for this Project
• City of Sonora is the Project Proponent
• Tuolumne County Transportation Council
is providing funding support
• Environmental Technical Studies
• Cultural Resources/Tribal Consultation
• CEQA Initial Study/Mitigated Negative
Declaration
55 Item B.

Draft Initial Study – Public Review
• Draft Initial Study/Mitigated Negative
Declaration Circulated for Public
Review July 15 – August 14
• No Significant Environmental Impacts
with Mitigation Measures
• Written Public Comments requested by
August 14, 2026
• Initial Study available for
download/review:
https://dot.ca.gov/Caltrans-nearme/district10/district-10-currentprojects/10-1S350 56 Item B.

City Council Action
• Project Approval Process – Caltrans
Project Development Team
• Questions from Council?
• Open for Public Comment
• Council may Recommend a Locally
Preferred Alternative
• Weight of Public Comments and Local
Recommendation
Build
Alternative 1:

Fence
Relocation
Build
Alternative 2:

Retaining
Wall in
Woods Creek
57 Item B.

Thank you!
Derek Kirkland, AICP
[email protected]
775.828.7742
Tim Chamberlain
[email protected]
916.633.2098
Tuolumne County
Transportation Council
58 Item B.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP DATE: August 3, 2026
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Turu VanderWiel, Chief of Police
SUBJECT: Sonora Police Department Quarterly Report
RECOMMENDATION:

Receive the City of Sonora Police Department Quarterly Report for April through June 2026.

BACKGROUND:

Each Quarter, the Sonora Police Department reports on general police activity for the previous quarter. This list is not all-inclusive and is guided by the interests of the City Council. The reporting format allows for a comparison of activity with the same period during the previous year.

The City is divided into two areas of responsibility, each overseen by one of our two Police Sergeants. The Sergeants monitor their assigned areas and proactively apply problem-solving community policing principles to address a range of issues, from property crime trends to public nuisance concerns, all with the goal of enhancing public safety.

Most categories in our report reflect criminal case investigation reporting, providing a broad view of our law enforcement efforts. However, it's important to note that these categories primarily indicate the number of criminal case investigations rather than the actual number of incidents occurring in the City. Selected categories, such as Larceny and Homeless Activity, have dual reporting numbers that reflect the number of reported occurrences and the number of criminal case investigations. Similarly, the Total Phone Calls / 911 Calls category reflects the number of 911 calls included in the total number of incoming calls to the Sonora Police Department in a given reporting period, offering a more nuanced understanding of our emergency response.

DISCUSSION / ANALYSIS:

The chart below summarizes activities for April through June 2026. Please note that April – June 2025 statistics are not available for reporting.

Activity AprilJune 2026Jan-Mar
2026
April-June
2025
Total Incidents 2,914 2,475 -----
59 Item A.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP Calls for Service 2,233 1,522 -----
Officer Initiated Activity 681 953 -----
Total Arrests 89 126 -----
Felony Arrests 20 34 -----
Misdemeanor Arrests 69 92 -----
Case Investigations 283 292 -----
Parking Citations 32 16 -----
Moving Citations 56 88 -----
Domestic Violence 12 15 -----
Total Larcenies/Larceny Investigations 70 49 -----
Total Collisions/Collision Investigations 76/29 80/30 ----- Homeless Activity/Case Reports 222/38 268/39 -----
Animal Control Calls 90 72 -----
Public Intoxication and Drug Influence 12 11 -----
DUI Arrests (alcohol and/or drugs) 5 17 -----
Total Phone Calls / 911 Calls 4,939/652 5,686/832 ----- Text to 911 4 10 -----
Average Per Day / 911 Average Per Day 54/7 63/9 -----
Vehicle Tow Releases 14 33 -----
FISCAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact on the General Fund.
60 Item A.

CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT

C I T Y H A L L
CITY OF SONORA 94 N. WASHINGTON STREET, SONORA, CA 95370 P: (209) 532-4541

SERVICE, INNOVATION, INTEGRITY, COLLABORATION, RESPECT, LEADERSHIP ATTACHMENTS (3):

Crimes by Area Report
Area 1 Supervisor Report
Area 2 Supervisor Report
CORE COUNCIL PRIORITIES:

Public Safety and Disaster Preparedness, Homelessness Issues, Training, and Retention 61 Item A.

Area 1 Quarterly Supervisor Report
July 2026
Neighborhood Watch:

ELKS HILL:
 No updated activity
SONORA KNOWLES:
 No updated activity.

Case(s) for Discussion:
 On 05/23/2026, SPD officers were given a 'Be On the Look Out' (BOLO) for a vehicle that was carjacked earlier in the day. The victim of the carjacking was also a victim of domestic battery. SPD units located the victim on Washington Street and conducted an investigation into the incident. A few minutes later, the suspect was located and taken into custody. He was later booked into the Tuolumne County Jail on Felony kidnapping, carjacking, and domestic violence charges.
 On 04/24/26, SPD officers were dispatched to a robbery that occurred in the parking lot of the Safeway Grocery Store. The victim was sitting in her car when the suspect approached her. The suspect then punched her in the face multiple times before stealing her purse. The suspect was later identified, and an Information and Belief warrant was authored for the suspect’s arrest.

Investigations:
 Detective Bell continues to work on a previous case involving an arrest for the possession of child pornography. Due to the complexity of the case, Detective Bell has invested numerous hours in identifying additional suspects involved in this incident. As a direct result, arrests have been made in other states for similar charges.

Range:
 Firearms qualifications were completed in April 2026. All participating officers qualified during this block of instruction.
 Range staff is working with a firearms distributor to procure new handguns to replace the department’s aging inventory.

Fleet:
 The new Chevy 2500 HD is getting upfitted. It will be in service within the coming weeks.
 A new Chevy Tahoe was purchased and will serve as a supervisor’s patrol vehicle.  A new Chevy Tahoe command vehicle is on order and will be upfitted when received.  A Ford Ranger was ordered and will also be upfitted for the detectives' unit upon receipt.
62 Item A.

Property and Evidence:
 No updated activity.

Respectfully submitted,
Sergeant Eric Nygard
63 Item A.

Area 2 Monthly Supervisor Report
July 2026
Neighborhood Watch:

MYERS HILL:
 No updated activity.

NORTH STEWART:
 No updated activity.

HIGHLAND VIEW:
 No updated activity
Case(s) for discussion:
 On 06/03/2026, officers were dispatched to reports of an assault with a baseball bat in the downtown area. Officers responded and located the victim, who informed them the suspect had fled on foot and provided a description. Officers checked the area and were able to locate the suspect and detain him. The suspect was later positively identified and placed under arrest. The suspect was booked into the Tuolumne County Jail for assault with a deadly weapon.  On 05/01/2026, officers responded to reports of a physical altercation at a local hotel. When officers arrived, they located the victim, who had sustained minor injuries. The suspect had fled the area prior to the officers’ arrival. Through their investigation, officers determined the suspect was on probation in a neighboring county and was wearing a GPS monitor. Using the monitor, officers located and detained the suspect. At the conclusion of the investigation, the suspect was placed under arrest and transported to the Tuolumne County Jail, where he was booked for felony domestic violence, felony burglary, felony probation violation, and misdemeanor vandalism.

K-9:
 The Sonora PD K-9 Handler has continued to utilize his partner for narcotics and has had positive results.
 The K-9 team is actively training twice a month and consistently showing progress.

Reserves/Volunteers/Explorers:
 Volunteers and Explorers have been holding meetings and trainings twice a month. We have gained new Volunteers and Explorers and continue to receive applications for the programs.

Recruitment:
 We are currently recruiting for a Records Technician, Dispatchers, and Police Officers. 64 Item A.

Training:
 We have sent officers to multiple trainings over the past few months. Those trainings included Crimes against Children Investigation, Use of Force Investigation for Supervisors, Interview and Interrogation, and Introduction to Supervision.

Respectfully Submitted,
Sgt. Dominic Bertalotto
65 Item A.

April - June 2026 - Crimes by Area
AREA 1 REPORTS:

Violent Crimes:
4 – Felony Domestic Violence (one including strangulation and false report made to officer, one including burglary and vandalism)
1 – Felony Child Abuse
1 – Felony Battery resulting in Great Bodily Injury
1 – Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon, other than a firearm (including brandishing and criminal threats)
1 – Felony Rape of an Unconscious Person
1 – Misdemeanor Violation of a Domestic Violence Restraining Order 3 – Misdemeanor Domestic Battery (one including false imprisonment) 1 – Misdemeanor Brandishing of a Firearm
1 – Misdemeanor False Imprisonment
2 – Misdemeanor Criminal Threats
Burglaries / Other Larceny:
2 – Felony Robbery
2 – Felony Burglary from a Business (one including identity theft and conspiracy) 1 – Felony Burglary from a Vehicle (including tampering) 1 – Felony Grand Theft from an elder/dependent adult (including identity theft) 6 – Misdemeanor Business Burglaries (Shoplifting)
3 – Misdemeanor Petty Theft from a Vehicle (one including vandalism and tampering) AREA 2 REPORTS:

Violent Crimes:
2 – Felony Domestic Violence (one including kidnapping and carjacking) 2 – Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon, not a firearm. 1 – Misdemeanor Domestic Violence
3 – Misdemeanor Violation of a Domestic Violence Order
1 – Misdemeanor Battery on Emergency Personnel
1 – Misdemeanor Criminal Threats
Burglaries / Other Larceny:
1 – Felony Burglary from a Business Location
1 – Misdemeanor Business Burglary (Shoplifting)
2 – Petty Theft from a Business Location
2 – Petty Theft from a Vehicle
66 Item A.

Sonora City CouncilAugust 3, 2026

Sonora City Council
August 3, 2026