TRANSFORMER DELIVERY NIGHTTIME OISE AND NUISANCE …

TRANSFORMER DELIVERY NIGHTTIME NOISE AND

NUISANCE REDUCTION PLAN

ARTESIAN 230 KV SUBSTATION EXPANSION PROJECT

REV.01

Prepared on:

June 5, 2020

Prepared for:

San Diego Gas & Electric Company

8315 Century Park Court

San Diego, California 92123-1548

Prepared by:

17911 Von Karman Avenue, Suite 400

Irvine, California 92614

Rev.02 Transformer Delivery Plan

Artesian 230kV Substation Expansions Project June 2020

San Diego Gas & Electric Company i

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 1

1.1 Project Location ............................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Project Description ........................................................................................................... 1

2.0 Objectives............................................................................................................................ 1

3.0 Applicable Requirements .................................................................................................. 2

3.1 Applicable Mitigation Measures ...................................................................................... 2

3.2 Applicable APMs ............................................................................................................. 3

3.3 Other Applicable Requirements ....................................................................................... 3

Applicable Project Components ............................................................................... 3

Required Permits and Agency Approvals ................................................................. 3

Limitations for the Delivery of Oversized Materials ................................................ 4

4.0 Plan Implementation ......................................................................................................... 5

4.1 Transformer Delivery Process .......................................................................................... 5

Required Vehicles and Equipment............................................................................ 5

Delivery Schedule and Timing ................................................................................. 5

Delivery Route and Parking ...................................................................................... 5

4.2 Noise and Nuisance Avoidance and Minimization Measures .......................................... 6

Limiting Work that Occurs at Night ......................................................................... 6

Limiting Crew Size ................................................................................................... 6

Use Existing Noise Barriers ...................................................................................... 7

Avoid Noise Sensitive Land Uses............................................................................. 7

Nighttime Work Notifications .................................................................................. 7

Environmental Monitor ............................................................................................. 7

5.0 References ........................................................................................................................... 8

LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: Required Permits .............................................................................................................. 4

LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix A: Figures

Appendix B: Copies of Required Permits

Appendix C: Transport Hauler Specifications

Appendix D: Residential Notification Letter and Mailing List

Transformer Delivery Plan Rev.02

June 2020 Artesian 230kV Substation Expansion Project

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Acronyms and Abbreviations

APM Applicant Proposed Measure

Artesian or Project Artesian 230kV Substation Expansion Project

Caltrans California Department of Transportation

CHP California Highway Patrol

CPUC California Public Utilities Commission

FCA Field Construction Advisor

IS/MND Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration

kV kilovolt

MM Mitigation Measure

MMRCP Mitigation Monitoring, Reporting, and Compliance Program

Plan or

Transformer

Delivery Plan

Transformer Delivery Nighttime Nuisance and Noise Reduction

Plan

SDG&E San Diego Gas & Electric Company


Artesian 230kV Substation Expansion Project June 2020

San Diego Gas & Electric Company 1

1.0 INTRODUCTION

This Transformer Delivery Nighttime Nuisance and Noise Reduction Plan (Plan or Transformer

Delivery Plan) was prepared for San Diego Gas & Electric Company’s (SDG&E) Artesian 230kV

Substation Expansion Project (Project). The Plan was prepared to comply with Mitigation

Measures (MMs) NV-1, NV-2 and NV-5, as described within the Final Initial Study and Mitigated

Negative Declaration (IS/MND) prepared by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)

for the Project. It is important to note that this Plan is not applicable to the entire permitted Project;

rather it is applicable only to the nighttime delivery of one (1) 230/69kV 224 MVA transformer to

the Artesian Substation site. Specifically, this Plan provides a description of SDG&E’s process for

delivery of oversized transformers to the Artesian Substation site, including noise and nuisance

reduction and avoidance measures. The Project involves the installation and operation of one

230/69kV 224 MVA transformer that is too large for standard delivery. The California Department

of Transportation (Caltrans) requires delivery of oversized items to occur in the early morning

hours, which are outside of allowable construction hours for the City and County of San Diego

(i.e., 7am to 7pm, Monday through Saturday).

1.1 PROJECT LOCATION

The Project components are located between Rancho Santa Fe (to the west) and Poway (to the

southeast), in the western portion of San Diego County, with elements located within both the City

of San Diego and unincorporated County of San Diego, California (see Figure 1 in Appendix A).

The Project (69kV reconductor) route (approximately 2.2 miles) traverses both developed

residential and commercial areas. The Project would involve facilities located within existing

ROW, franchise position (city/county roadways), and SDG&E fee-owned property.

1.2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Proposed Project includes the following main components:

• Within SDG&E’s existing property, expand and rebuild the Artesian Substation to include

a new 230kV substation yard and additional 69kV connections;

• Minor modifications at the existing Bernardo and Rancho Carmel Substations within the

existing substation footprints;

• Loop in existing 230kV transmission line into the new 230kV substation yard at Artesian

Substation.

• Reconductor an existing double-circuit 69kV power line located between the Artesian and

Bernardo Substations, including the replacement of existing wood pole structures with new

steel pole structures as needed, and removal of certain existing pole structures from service.

2.0 OBJECTIVES

The objective of this Transformer Delivery Plan is to minimize the noise and general nuisance

from the delivery of the 230/69kV 224 MVA transformer to the Artesian Substation Site, in

compliance with Project Mitigation and agency permits. The 230/69kV Bank 70 for the Project

will be temporarily staged inside the existing 69/12kV Artesian Substation until its pad is



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constructed, which will be located in between the eastern and western parcels of the Artesian

Substation Site. The transformer is approximately 28 feet long and 12 feet wide and will be staged

on the southside of the existing 69kV bus in Bay 3.

3.0 APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS

3.1 APPLICABLE MITIGATION MEASURES

All or portions of Mitigation Measures NV-1, NV-2, and NV-5 are applicable to this Plan. These

measures are included below in their entirety. Plan Sections 3.3.2 and 4.2 describe how the Project

will comply with these MMs.

MM NV‐1: Variance Request

If it is determined that construction activities are necessary during nighttime hours or on

a Sunday, SDG&E shall submit a variance request to the County of San Diego and/or City

of San Diego planning departments to work outside of allowed construction hours. SDG&E

shall provide CPUC with evidence that it has obtained the variance(s) prior to commencing

such work.

MM NV‐2: Construction Noise Reduction Plan 1

• Distribute to the potentially affected residences within 100 feet of Project

construction a “hotline” telephone number, which shall be attended during

active construction working hours, for use by the public to register complaints. All

complaints shall be logged noting date, time, complainants’ name, nature of

complaint, and any corrective action taken.

MM NV‐5: Nighttime Noise and Nuisance Reduction Plan

SDG&E and/or its contractors shall develop a Nighttime Noise and Nuisance Reduction

Strategy Plan in the event that nighttime construction activity is determined to be necessary

within 500 feet of sensitive receptors. The plan shall be submitted to the CPUC for review

and approval prior to the commencement of nighttime construction activities. The strategy

shall include a set of site-specific noise attenuation measures that apply state-of-the-art

noise reduction technology to ensure that nighttime construction noise levels and

associated nuisances are reduced to the extent feasible. The attenuation measures may

include, but not be limited to, the control strategies and methods for implementation that

are listed below.

• Plan construction activities to minimize the amount of nighttime construction.

• Offer temporary relocation of residents within 200 feet of nighttime construction

activities.

1 Only the applicable portion of MM NV-2 is included herein. The remainder of MM NV-2 relates to construction

noise reduction, which does not apply to the nighttime delivery of the 230/69kV 224 MVA transformer to the Artesian

Substation Site.




• Temporary noise barriers, such as shields and blankets, shall be installed

immediately adjacent to all nighttime stationary noise sources (e.g., auger rigs,

generators, compressors, etc.).

• Install temporary noise barriers that block the line of sight between nighttime

activities and the closest residences within 500 feet.

• The notification requirements identified in Mitigation Measure NV-2 shall be

extended to include residences within 500 feet of pending nighttime construction

activities.

3.2 APPLICABLE APMS

There are no applicable Applicant Proposed Measures (APMs) for this Plan.

3.3 OTHER APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS

In addition to the applicable Project MMs described above, this Transformer Delivery Plan also

addresses other requirements and limitations including a discussion of applicable project

components, required permits and agency approvals.

Applicable Project Components

While MMs NV-1 and NV-5 are applicable to any Project construction activities occurring at

night, this Plan is intentionally focused to cover only a small aspect of construction for the Project;

delivery of an oversized transformer to the Artesian Substation site. Any other construction

activities required to occur at night will require preparation of additional documentation in

compliance with the applicable MMs.

Required Permits and Agency Approvals

Due to the nature and requirements for delivery of oversized materials, approvals and/or permits

are required from state and local agencies. The required permits for delivery of the 230/69kV 224

MVA transformer to the Artesian Substation Site are listed in Table 1 below and are included in

Appendix B2. As further explained in Section 3.3.3 below, SDG&E is required to perform the

delivery during nighttime hours. This is required by Caltrans and is a stipulation of many of the

local permits. Due to the fact that the delivery is required to be delivered during nighttime hours

(i.e., early morning) and that SDG&E will not perform any work or construction activity beyond

the delivery, no additional local permits (such as a Noise Variance) are required.

2 Pursuant to the Artesian 230kV Substation Project Mitigation Monitoring Reporting and Compliance Plan, page 3,

SDG&E must submit copies of all permits issued by other agencies prior commencement of the permitted actions.

MM NV-1 also requires SDG&E to obtain local approval for work occurring outside or allowable construction hours

and submit said approvals to CPUC prior to the start of the permitted work. For oversized load deliveries occurring at

night, the permits listed above grant permission to, or require, the delivery to occur during nighttime hours. Therefore,

separate noise variances or other permits are not required.




Table 1: Required Permits

Permitting Agency Require Permit Status1

Caltrans Transportation Permit Issued

CHP Reimbursement Letter of Agreement Issued

City of Port Hueneme Transportation Permit Issued

County of Ventura Transportation Permit Issued

City of Oxnard Transportation Permit Issued

City of Simi Valley Transportation Permit Issued

City of Rancho Cucamonga Oversize Load Permit Issued

City of Pasadena Equipment Moving Permit Issued

County of Los Angeles Transportation Permit Issued

City of Los Angeles Overload Permit Issued

City of Irwindale Transportation Permit Issued

City of Norco Overload Moving Permit Issued

City of Corona Daily Overload Permit Issued

County of San Diego Moving Permit Issued

City of San Diego Transportation Permit Issued

Notes: 1 Issued permits are included in Appendix B.

Limitations for the Delivery of Oversized Materials

Due to the size of the 230kV transformer, the delivery process is subject to certain physical and

regulatory limitations. The size of the transformer (length, width, and weight) dictates that a very

large, specialized truck must be used to safely transport the transformer. Specifications for the

delivery truck are provided in Appendix C. In addition to the specialized delivery truck, numerous

support vehicles are also required (see Plan Section 4.1.1 below for additional information).

Considering the size of the transport hauler, Caltrans and local municipalities require specific

procedures to ensure safe delivery and to minimize disruption to use of California freeways and

highways. As Stated above, Caltrans and affected local agencies have issued permits specifically

for the delivery of the transformer.

As part of the permit approval process, Caltrans stipulates limitations on the delivery process. The

key standard stipulations are as follows:

1. Time of delivery. Delivery of oversized materials (such as the Artesian 230kV transformer)

must occur during the early morning hours (typically between 2am and 5am) to minimize

the impact to traffic and overall safe operation of the California freeway system.




2. California Highway Patrol (CHP) support. The delivery convoy3 will include two CHP

vehicles to ensure visibility of the transport hauler and the safety of other vehicles on the

road.

4.0 PLAN IMPLEMENTATION

This section describes the scope and requirements of MMs NV-1, NV-2, and NV-5 as well as the

methodologies SDG&E will employ to maintain compliance with these MMs. Specifically, this

section includes a description of the transformer delivery process, equipment, timelines, and noise

and nuisance avoidance methods used to minimize the disturbance to noise sensitive land uses

within 500 feet of the Artesian Substation Site.

4.1 TRANSFORMER DELIVERY PROCESS

The transformer delivery process is discussed in the following sub-sections, including both general

practices as well as Project specific plans for the delivery of the Artesian 230kV transformer.

Required Vehicles and Equipment

A large, custom heavy haul trailer (i.e., transport hauler) is used to transport the transformer from

the Port of Hueneme (Ventura County) to the destination (in this case the western parcel of the

Artesian Substation site). The transport hauler is moved using two, three-axel semi-trucks; referred

to as the pull truck and the push truck (see Appendix C). The pull truck is attached to the transport

hauler via a towing hitch and the push truck is connected to the rear of the transport hauler by a

cylindrical metal bar. One additional semi-truck is included for support. The hauling envoy also

includes two pilot cars; one in front of the transport hauler and one behind.

In addition, two CHP cars will accompany the envoy per condition of Caltrans and numerous local

agencies as stipulation of the permits listed in Table 1 and included in Appendix B.

Delivery Schedule and Timing

Per requirements of Caltrans, deliveries of this size must be conducted at night to limit impacts to

traffic and maximize safety for the delivery envoy and the general public. While the exact time is

variable depending upon traffic and weather conditions on the day of delivery, the delivery window

is typically between 2am and 5am. This is the proposed delivery window for when the transformer

will be delivered to the Artesian Substation site.

Delivery Route and Parking

The delivery convoy will approach the Substation site from the east, via the I-15 freeway. The

convoy will exit Rancho Bernardo Road, and then take Camino Del Sur east to the Artesian

Substation site. The existing paved substation driveway will be used as the access point for the

3 Delivery of the transformer will include additional support vehicles beyond transport hauler, including CHP

vehicles. The full list of vehicles involved in the delivery process is referred to herein as the delivery convoy.




delivery (see Figure 2, Delivery Route and Parking, in Appendix A). The transport hauler will be

pulled straight into the existing substation and will be parked parallel to the existing southern

perimeter wall. Once the transport hauler is parked within the substation, all work will stop until

normal construction hours.

4.2 NOISE AND NUISANCE AVOIDANCE AND MINIMIZATION MEASURES

The delivery of the 230kV transformer to the Artesian Substation site will use a combination of

standard and project-specific processes to ensure that generation of noise and other nuisance to

surrounding noise sensitive land uses are minimized to the greatest extent possible, as required by

MM NV-5. Specifically, the following actions will be taken to avoid or minimize noise and

nuisance impacts to surrounding land uses:

1. Limit the work occurring at night as much as possible.

2. Limit crew size as much as possible.

3. Utilize existing or constructed noise barriers where feasible.

4. Avoid noise sensitive land uses as much as possible.

5. Notify residents within 500 feet.

6. Environmental Monitor.

7. SDG&E Construction FCA Oversight.

Limiting Work that Occurs at Night

As a standard practice for nighttime deliveries of oversized materials such as large transformers,

SDG&E only conducts the minimum amount of work required to safely complete the delivery

process. All activities that can be completed the next day (or otherwise during allowable working

hours) are done so. Specifically, for the Artesian 230kV transformer delivery, the activities that

will occur at night are limited to the following:

1. Transport the transformer, on the transport hauler, to the existing Artesian Substation site.

2. Enter the substation site from Camino Del Sur, via the existing paved substation driveway.

3. Open substation gate and park the transport hauler adjacent to southern substation

perimeter wall.

4. Turn off all equipment, close the substation gate, and stop work until the next day.

While the transformer will be delivered to the substation site, all of the crates and auxiliary

equipment will be stored at the Carmel Valley Road Staging Yard and will be delivered during

normal construction hours.

Limiting Crew Size

The transformer delivery process will be completed using a crew that is only large enough to

complete the delivery. Excess crew, inspectors, and monitors will not be onsite in order to reduce

the amount of activity and potential disruption. Other than the vehicle drivers for the vehicles listed




above (refer to Plan Section 4.1.1), support staff will be limited to the SDG&E Field Construction

Advisor (FCA), SDG&E Compliance Manager, and the SDG&E Environmental Monitor.

Use Existing Noise Barriers

While the activity of delivering the transformer does not lend itself to utilization of portable noise

barriers, the selected delivery route and parking area will limit the emission of noise during the

delivery process due to existing features. The transport hauler will be parked within the existing

substation, which is enclosed with a 10- to 15-foot tall masonry block wall that shield noise

emissions in every direction, but especially to the south where the closest noise sensitive land uses

are located (apartment complex) and where the wall is 15 feet tall.

Avoid Noise Sensitive Land Uses

The delivery route, which will utilize the I-15 and approach the substation site from the east, will

limit the amount of noise sensitive land uses located along the delivery route. In addition, the

parking spot located along the southern substation perimeter wall allows for the shortest delivery

route within the substation site.

Nighttime Work Notifications

In compliance with MM NV-5, SDG&E will send out notifications to residents within 500 feet of

the Artesian Substation site where the transformer will be delivered. In compliance with MM NV-

2, the notices shall include a “hotline” phone number that the public can use to ask questions or

register complaints. SDG&E will create a log of any complaints received and provide a copy of

the Complaint Log to CPUC as part of the next Weekly Compliance Summary. SDG&E will

provide a copy of the notification and mailing list to the CPUC prior to the delivery taking place

(the notification and mailing list are included as Appendix D). The notices will include a

description of the delivery, the date and time of delivery, and contact information for the public to

ask questions or make complaints.

Environmental Monitor

SDG&E will have an environmental monitor onsite during the delivery into the Substation. The

role of the environmental monitor will be to ensure that delivery and support vehicles stay within

approved work areas and access routes (i.e., the western substation driveway). The SDG&E

Compliance Manager and Environmental Monitor will participate in a pre-delivery meeting with

the FCA and the Hauling Contractor to review the final delivery plans, roles, limitations, and

expectations.

SDG&E Field Construction Advisor

In addition to the Environmental Monitor, SDG&E’s assigned FCA will also be onsite during the

delivery to ensure that the delivery is completed according to plan and to ensure that unnecessary

noise or disturbance is avoided or promptly corrected, as needed. The FCA will be the official

SDG&E representative onsite during the delivery and has the authority to dictate real-time

adjustments to ensure noise and nuisance are minimized.




5.0 REFERENCES

California Public Utilities Commission. San Diego Gas & Electric Company’s Artesian 230kV

Substation Expansion Project Final Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, March

2019. Accessed Online:

http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/environment/info/esa/artesian/pdf/SDGE_Artesian_FMND_031

919.pdf.

http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/environment/info/esa/artesian/pdf/SDGE_Artesian_FMND_031919.pdf

http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/environment/info/esa/artesian/pdf/SDGE_Artesian_FMND_031919.pdf

APPENDIX A

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APPENDIX A – FIGURES

TRANSFORMER DELIVERY NIGHTTIME NOISE AND NUISANCE REDUCTION PLAN

Figure 2: Transformer Delivery Route and Parking

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APPENDIX B

Copies of Required Permits

20-057S

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COPH PUBLIC WORKS

JUN 16 2020

$16

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TRANSPORTATION PERMITPUBLIC WORKS AGENCY

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT800 South Victoria Avenue, Ventura, CA 93009-1600

Permit No.:

Date :

T20-0385

(805) 654-2047 / Fax: (805) 654-5169

06/15/2020

County of Ventura

NOT VALID BEFORE 6/16/2020 10:38:29AM

In compliance with your request and subject to all of the

terms, conditions and restrictions written below and the

attachments, permission is hereby granted to:

NO

888888442

6-045-26-014-66-017-04-614-6

Power TransformerLOAD OR EQUIPMENT AND MODEL NO.

X

X

YES

X

987654321

AXLE SPACING

NUMBER TIRES

AXLE NUMBER

0-0195-020-0

MAX. OVERHANG:MAX. OVERALL LENGTH:MAX. WIDTH:

16-4

MAX. HEIGHT:

LOADED DIMENSIONS DIFFERENT THAN OR WEIGHTS EXCEEDING THOSE SHOWN BELOW ARE NOT AUTHORIZED

X

n/a 195-0 max

3 AXLE TRACTOR, 16 AXLE DUAL LANE TRAILER, (1) 3 AXLE PUSH TRUCKS - SEE ATTACHED DRAWING FOR AXLE WEIGHTS AND SPACINGS - AXLE SPACING MEASUREMENT ARE MINIMUM

COMB. VEHICLE LENGTH

LOAD PIN TO LAST AXLE

TYPE VEHICLE

Tow

Drive

Haul

AUTHORIZED AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE

06/28/2020

06/21/2020

SUNSET TO SUNRISE

SUNDAY

SATURDAY

MOVING AUTHORIZED

AND SUNSET

PERMIT VALID BETWEEN

91766 (909)469-2827

Pomona, CAZIPPHONE

CITY/STATE

1391 E Phillips BlvdADDRESS

American Heavy MovingTRANSPORTER

48250482504825040495WEIGHT

14221 Camino Del Sur, San Diego100 Port Hueneme Rd, Port Hueneme

CALTRANS PERMITX

X

X

Insurance on File

Restricted Bridges List

REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS:

Not valid until signed

PERMITTEE COPY

DATEPERMITTEES AUTHORIZED AGENT (SIGNATURE)

Fee:

Check No.

Exempt

Billed

Cash

X NONE REQUIREDYESPILOT CAR

AUTHORIZED ROADS/STREETS/HIGHWAYS

VENTURA COUNTY PORTIONS OF

*HUENEME RD - HUENEME RD - RICE RD - *RICE RD - RICE RD - *RICE RD, *SANTA CLARA AVE - SANTA CLARA

AVE - *SR 118

ORIGIN: DESTINATION: TRIPS:

18000

AXLE WIDTH 8-6 8-6 8-6 20-0 20-0 20-0 20-0 20-0 20-0

$16.00

1

American Heavy Moving

*=OTHER AGENCY PERMIT REQUIRED

FRONT & REAR WITH FLASHING LIGHTS PERMITTEE MUST OBTAIN CLEARANCES FROM ALL

UTILITY COMPANIES HAVING OVERHEAD FACILITIES ALONG THE PROPOSED ROUTE PRIOR TO

MOVE. *** CHP ESCORT REQUIRED *** A ROUTE FIELD SURVEY TO VERIFY WIDTH CLEARANCE

IS REQUIRED PRIOR TO MOVE.

Transportation Permit

Conditions

Caltrans Annual Permit

X

OTHER:

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Transportation Permit Conditions

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1. Responsibility of Permittee The permittee must know and comply with all applicable California conditions, requirements, and laws for the use of the county roadway system and in particular movement of extralegal vehicles or loads.

2. Possession of Permit

This permit must be carried in the vehicle to which it refers at all times while the vehicle is within the County of Ventura roadway limits. (California Vehicle Code (CVC), Section 35783)

3. Void Permits

This permit is immediately and automatically revoked and void upon the occurrence of any of the following conditions:

a. If any portion, part or section is illegible. b. If movement occurs outside of the times and dates indicated in the permit. c. If movement occurs on any road not indicated in the permit. Roads identified with an

asterisk are specifically excluded from this permit. d. If any portion, part, or section has been altered or if any attempt to alter is apparent . e. If used to represent proper authority for carrying a load or moving a vehicle that is not

specifically described on the face of the permit. f. If used to represent proper authority for carrying a load or moving a vehicle by any

company not specifically named on the permi t. g. If presented without the accompaniments specifically named on the face of the permit.

Accompaniments must be within the driver’s reach when seat-belted in the driver’s seat.

4. Permittee Agreement Acceptance of this permit constitutes an agreement by the permittee to observe and comply with all of the general and specific conditions on the face of the permit and its accompaniments , including these conditions.

5. Verification

The use of this permit is prima facie evidence that the driver has checked the load and vehicle and knows it to be within the limits described in this permit and has verified the routing accuracy. The vehicle and load authorized under this permit are subject to inspection by representatives of the Public Works Agency Transportation Department (PWATD).

6. Overhead Clearance

When height of load exceeds legal limit, it becomes the responsibility of the permittee to check all underpasses, over-crossings, bridges, overhead wires, and other structures for impaired vertical clearance and to arrange clearance or request alternate routing before commencing travel.

7. Liabilities

The permittee is responsible for all liability for injury to, or death of , person, or damage to property which may occur through any act or omission of either the permittee or PWATD arising from the issuance of this permit. In the event any claim, suit or action is brought against the County of Ventura, its officers, employees or agents thereof, by reason of, or in connection with any such act or omission, permittee must defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the County, its officers, employees or agents from such claim, suit , or action.

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8. Repair of Damage In accepting this permit, the permittee agrees to repair at his own expense and to the satisfaction of the PWATD Director, any damage to highway appurtenances or structures resulting from travel under this permit. Notwithstanding this agreement, work or repair may be done by PWATD forces at the option of the PWATD Director, the cost to be borne by the permittee. In the event of damage to County facilities such as bridges, traffic signals, light standards , or other appurtenances, permittee must file a written report with the PWATD within 72 hours after such damage has been done. Failure to make this report will be considered cause for cancellation of all permit privileges pending a satisfactory arrangement with the PWATD for repair or replacement of the damaged facility.

9. Accident Reporting

Accidents occurring while operating under permit and requiring a report to the Department of Motor Vehicles under CVC Section 16000 must also be reported to the PWATD. A copy of the permit and accident report must be mailed to Public Works Agency Transportation Department, 800 S. Victoria Avenue, Ventura, CA 93009 #1620, within 30 days of the date of the accident. Failure to mail these copies will be considered cause for cancellation of all permit privileges.

10. Reducible Loads

a. This permit is issued for the movement of an “Extralegal Load” as defined in CVC Section

320.5 when loaded at its least dimensions. b. This permit is automatically revoked if the permitted dimensions and weight can be

reduced to legal limits by repositioning or practical removal of a part, portion, or unit therefrom.

c. This permit does not authorize extralegal weight if the load can be repo sitioned to stay within legal axle or axle group weights authorized in CVC Section 35551 or 35551.5. If the load cannot be repositioned, the weights shown on the permit are authorized.

d. Other items may be hauled in addition to the permitted item provided th ey do not exceed the dimensions of the vehicle or permitted item (whichever is greater) and the loaded vehicle is of legal axle and gross weights.

e. This permit does not authorize movement of o verheight items transported on a conventional flat deck trailer unless the deck is needed to support a long fragile load or a long load that would cause unbalanced axle group weights.

f. An extralegal self-propelled fixed load vehicle may tow a legal “Vehicle” with the following conditions: The towed vehicle does not transfer weight to the towing vehicle Maximum vehicle combination length 65' 0" The self-propelled fixed load will not be close coupled to the towed trailer The total gross weight imposed by the towed vehicle must not exceed 20,000

lbs. “Vehicle” is defined in CVC Section 670. “Trailer” is defined in CVC Section 630.

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11. Moving In Inclement Weather Movement is prohibited in snow, fog, rain, or wind when visibility is restricted to less than 1,000 feet (304.8 meters). Movement is prohibited when road surfaces are hazardous due to rain, ice, snow, or frost, or when use of tire chains is mandatory. In addition, movement of manufactured housing is prohibited when the velocity of the wind is such that it causes the vehicle being towed to whip or swerve from side-to-side or fail to follow substantially in the path of the towing vehicle.

Any accident caused by excessive wind or weather conditions will constitute prima facie evidence of a violation of this condition.

12. Moving In Convoy

Movement in convoy is prohibited unless specified on the face of this permit.

13. Towing Disabled Permit Vehicles No vehicle subject to this permit that becomes disabled may be moved except at the direction of a peace officer, who may authorize movement only to a point where the roadway has been safely cleared. The vehicle may not be moved beyond this point except under the authority of a new permit. A permit for towing a permit vehicle must require reduction of the disabled combinations to the least dimension possible.

14. Tires

Tires on permitted vehicles must comply with Title 13, California Code of Regulations, Article 14, beginning with section 1080. Permitted axle or axle group weights may not exceed the rated capacity marked on the tire sidewall.

15. Vehicle Manufacturer’s Recommendations

By using this permit, the permittee is responsible for complying with all the vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations and assumes all liability for failure to do so.

16. Warning Signs and Flags All loads and vehicles over 8'-6" in width, over 80 feet in length, or with more than 10 feet of overhang must display warning signs. Signs must be posted on the front and rear of the vehicle or on the front of the lead vehicle and the rear of the back trailer with multi -vehicle combinations. Signs must have black letters on a yellow background and comply with Section 502.9 of Caltrans’ “Transportation Permit Manual.” Flags must comply with Section 25104 of the CVC.

17. “Sunset to Sunrise”

For purposes of this permit, “sunset to sunrise” means the period beginning 30 minutes after sunset and ending 30 minutes before the following sunrise.

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS - MOVING PERMIT

LACo permit 372569.html[6/22/2020 2:55:17 PM]

LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSTRANSPORTATION PERMIT

Permittee Name American Heavy Moving PERMIT VALID BETWEEN06/21/2020 11:00 PM

06/22/2020 05:00 AM

MOVING AUTHORIZEDSATURDAY: NO

SUNDAY: YES

SUNSET TO SUNRISE: YES

Permit No. 372569

Type Single Trip

Date Issued 06/18/2020

Authorized Agent Sam Chinn

Address 1391 East Phillips Blvd

Pomona CA 91766

Phone 909-469-2827

Email [email protected] DPW AuthorizationLoad Content Other

Vehicle Type Combination - Tractor and Multiple Trailering Equip

Load Description TRANSFORMER - SEE ATTACHED DRAWING FOR AXLE WEIGHTS AND SPACINGS

Equipment Description 3 Axle Truck. 16 Axle Dual Lane Trailer. 1 Push Truck may be removed. All Axle Spacing are minimum

Max Kingpin to Last Axle Legal Combined Vehicle Len. 195' 0"

MEASURED LOAD DIMENSIONS THAT ARE DIFFERENT THAN AND/ORACTUAL WEIGHTS EXCEEDING THOSE SHOWN BELOW,

AUTOMATICALLY VOID THIS PERMITThe vehicle or vehicle combination shall be maintained in good and safe operatingcondition and appropriate for the load specified on this permit. All tires shall be

in good condition and properly matched and inflated.Max Height 16' 4" Max Width 20' 0" Max Overall Length 195' 0"

Front Overhang Legal Rear Overhang Legal Rear Steering Axle

Steering Axle Wgt. is 22,000 pounds or less Load Complies with Caltrans No

Axle # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Number Tires 2 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 8

Axle Spacing 16' 4" 4' 6" 17' 0" 6' 0" 14' 6" 6' 0" 44' 0" 6' 0"

Tire Distance 8' 6" 8' 6" 8' 6" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0"

Weight (inlbs)

18000

40495 96500 96500 96500

Axle # 9 10 11 12 13

Number Tires 8 8 8 2 4

Axle Spacing 14' 6" 6' 0" 17' 0" 14' 6"

Tire Distance 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 8' 3" 8' 3"

Weight (in lbs) 96500 96500

Cities for which the permit applies: Unincorporated areas only

Pilot Car 2 Required Police Escort is RequiredAccompaniments

Attachment 1

Attachment 2

Attachment 7

Special Provisions

Origin 100 Port Hueneme

Rd,Port

Destination 14221 Camino Del Sur,

San

Haul Route *EB 210 - NB Arroyo Bl into Windsor Av - EB Woodbury Rd - SB Fair

Oaks Av - *EB 210 - SB Irwindale Av -EB Gladstone St - NB Sunflower

Av - *EB210

License No.

Fee Amount $1,078.00 PAID

Permittees AuthorizedAgent N/A

Agency Comments CHP escort confirmed by Coastal Division, maximum speed limit on any bridge crossing shall not exceed 3

MPH, See Caltrans permit for extended axles. Please contact Inspector Shant Dergazarian at 626-720-9061 to

discuss meeting time and location. Any amendment or cancellation of the permit must be done prior to 3:30

pm on 6/18/2020

Permits may be verified at www.dpw.lacounty.gov

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSCITY OF PASADENA

HALE BUILDING175 N. Garfield Ave.

(626) 744-4195

Equipment Moving PermitDate Issued: 6/19/2020

PERMIT NO.

12316

AMERICAN HEAVY MOVING AND RIGGING, INCIS HEREBY GRANTED PERMISSION TO MOVE A(N):

Power Transformer - See attached drawing for axle weights and spacings. CHP Escorts with load at all times.Front and Rear pilot vehicles with load at all times. Previously approve on permit 12306.

HEIGHT: 16' 4" WIDTH: 20' 0" LENGTH: 195' 0" WEIGHT(IN TONS): 250FROM: EB 210 at Arroyo Blvd

TO: NB Hill at EB 210

ON: 6/22/2020 BETWEEN: 10:00 PM-5:00 AMOVER THE FOLLOWING STREETS:

EB 210 - (1) NB Arroyo Blvd, (2) NB Windsor Av, (3) EB Woodbury Rd, (4) SB Fair Oaks Ave, (5) EB Walnut St,(6) NB Hill Ave, to EB 210

IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE STATE AND LOCAL LAW.

Kris Markarian

City Engineer

Class: 1 (One Way)Fee: $16.00

PERMIT REISSUED BECAUSE OFCIVIL UNREST

CITY OF LOS ANGELES OVERLOAD PERMIT ONE-TRIP PERMIT

IN COMPLIANCE WITH YOUR REQUEST ANDSUBJECT TO ALL OF THE TERMS,CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS WRITTENBELOW AND THE ATTACHMENTS,PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO:Transporter: AMERICAN HEAVY MOVING &RIGGING INC Address: 1391 EAST PHILLIPS BLVD. City/State: POMONA, CA 91766 Phone: (909) 590-5662

PERMIT VALID BETWEEN12:01 AM 06/23/2020 5:00 AM 06/23/2020

STREET SERVICES INVESTIGATIONAND ENFORCEMENT DIVISION

1149 S. Broadway StreetLos Angeles, CA 90015

(213) 847-6000

Issued by: WEIR SERIAL # 68410

Authorized Agency Representative TIMOTHY EVERMAN

MOVING AUTHORIZED SATURDAY No SUNDAY Yes DARKNESS 12:01AM TO 5:00AM

ONLYYes

Haul YesDrive NoTow No

Load or Equipment and Model No.

TRANSFORMER

TYPE VEHICLE & LIC. No. or VIN No. of Tractor & Trailer: 3 AXLE TRACTOR, 16 AXLE TRAILER, 3 AXLE PUSH TRUCK

Max. kingpin to last axle: Max. comb. vehicle length: 195' 0"LOADED DIMENSIONS AND/ OR WEIGHTS EXCEEDING THOSE SHOWN BELOW ARE NOT AUTHORIZED

Max Height: 16' 4" Max Width: 20' 0" Max Overall Length: 195' 0" Max Overhang: Axle No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9No. of Tires 2 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 8Axle Width 8' 6" 8' 6" 8' 6" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" Min. AxleSpacing 14' 6" 4' 6" 17' 0" 6' 0" 14' 6" 6' 0" 45' 2" 6' 0"

Max. AxleLoads (lbs) 18,000 20,247 20,248 48,250 48,250 48,250 48,250 48,250 48,250

WEIGHT GROSS WEIGHT (TONS) 240.62 NET WEIGHT (TONS) 0.00 Origin: NB TAMPA @ *118 FRWY Destination: WB ROXFORD @ *5 FRWY Trips : ONE Authorized Roads/Streets/Highways * - other agency permits required1. NB TAMPA AVE 2. EB RINALDI ST 3. NB BALBOA BL 4. SB SAN FERNANDO RD 5. WB ROXFORD ST 6. TO DESTINATION 7. 8. 9. 10. FRONT PILOT STEVE PATTERSON909-270-6882

11. PULL TRUCK 9E75135 12. PUSH TRUCK 9G10030

13. DRIVER STEVE CARBETT 951-906-1034 14. TRAILER 4LJ2538 15. TRAILER 4LJ2537 16. SEE ATTACHED DRAWING FOR AXLEWEIGHTS AND SPACINGS

17. 18.

Pilot Car Yes Two Pilot Cars are required. Attachments:(Axles 10-13) & General

Conditions Special Conditions Heavy Haul Record Restricted Route List

REFERENCE NO. 2020-006332

PERMIT NO. OP2020-006338

Inspector Required? Yes

Payment Method Deposit Account Account No. 26055 Permit Fee: $13.00 Inspection Fee: $361.25 SED Approved by: B. S. on 06/04/2020

Other Charges: $0.00 Special Engineering Fee: $72.00 BOE Fund/Dept/RSC 100/78/325101Equip. & TrainingSurcharge (7%): $5.04 BOE Fund/Dept/RSC 568/50/435601

One Stop Permit Center(3%): $13.39 BOE Fund/Dept/RSC 58V/08/465903

Permittees Auth. Agent Date Issued:

Total Fee: $464.68 TIMOTHY EVERMAN 06/04/2020

REFERENCE NO. 2020-006332

PERMIT NO. OP2020-006338

AXLES 10 THROUGH 13 INFORMATION

Axle No. 10 11 12 13No. of Tires 8 8 2 4 Axle Width 20' 0" 20' 0" 8' 6" 8' 6"

Min. Axle Spacing 14' 6" (9 to 10)

6' 0" (10 to 11)

13' 0" (11 to 12)

14' 6" (12 to 13)

Max. Axle Loads(lbs) 48,250 48,250 16,500 20,248

GENERAL CONDITIONS:

ORIGINAL PERMIT MUST BE ON EQUIPMENT FOR WHICH IT IS ISSUED.1.TRANSCEIVED COPY IS ORIGINAL.2.PERMIT VALID ONLY IN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES.3.NO MOVING MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 A.M., AND FROM 4:00P.M. TO 6:00 P.M. FOR VEHICLES OR LOADS OVER 10 FEET WIDE.

4.

NO MOVEMENT IS ALLOWED ON THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS: NEW YEAR’S DAY,MEMORIAL DAY, INDEPENDENCE DAY, LABOR DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY ANDCHRISTMAS DAY.

5.

5 MPH MAXIMUM SPEED ON BRIDGES, NO OTHER VEHICLES ON BRIDGESSIMULTANEOUSLY WITH THIS OVERLOAD.

6.

PERMITTEE ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL OVERHEAD CLEARANCES.7.NO MOVING DURING RAINY OR FOGGY WEATHER WHEN VISIBILITY IS REDUCED TOLESS THAT 1,000 FEET.

8.

Bureau of Street Services Special Conditions:

1. INSPECTION LOAD, A STREET SERVICES INVESTIGATOR MUST ACCOMPANY THIS LOAD ATALL TIMES.

2. TRAVEL IS RESTRICTED TO BETWEEN 12:01 A.M. AND 5:00 A.M.

3. OVER-WIDE, TWO (2) PILOT CARS ARE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES

4. THIS PERMIT IS NOT VALID ON STATE HIGHWAYS OR THE ROADWAY CROSSING UNDEROR OVER A STATE HIGHWAY. A SEPARATE MOVING PERMIT IS REQUIRED FROM THE STATE(CALTRANS).

5. VOIDS PERMIT: THIS PERMIT IS NULL AND VOID AND HEREBY DECLARED NON-EXISTENT :

IF ANY PORTION, PART OR SECTION IS ILLEGIBLE.IF USED BEFORE OR AFTER THE TIMES AND DATES INDICATED.IF ANY PORTION, PART OR SECTION HAS BEEN ALTERED OR IN ANY ATTEMPT TOALTER IS APPARENT.IF USED TO REPRESENT PROPER AUTHORITY FOR CARRYING A LOAD AND/OR MOVINGA VEHICLE BY ANY COMPANY, NOT SPECIFICALLY NAMED ON THE PERMIT.IF PRESENTED WITHOUT THE ACCOMPANIMENTS SPECIFICALLY NAMED ON THE FACEOF THE PERMIT. ACCOMPANIMENTS MUST BE WITHIN THE DRIVER’S REACH WHENSEAT BELTED IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT.IF THERE IS ANY VIOLATION OF ANY SECTION, DIMENSION, WEIGHT OR CONDITION OFTHE PERMIT.

6. ALL TIRES SHALL BE IN GOOD CONDITION, PROPERLY MATCHED AND INFLATED.

7. THIS PERMIT IS NOT VALID FOR ANY STREET WITH A POSTED WEIGHT LIMIT THAT IS LESSTHAN THE GROSS WEIGHT SHOWN ON PAGE ONE OF THIS PERMIT.

8. THE PERMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING THE ROUTE TO BE TAKEN AND ALLOVERHEAD CLEARANCES A PRE-MOVE ROUTE SURVEY SHALL BE CONDUCTED DURING THESAME HOURS AS THE MOVE. A COPY OF THE ROUTE SURVEY SHALL BE SUBMITTED ANYTIME A LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORT IS REQUIRED.

9. THIS PERMIT SHALL NOT AUTHORIZE THE MOVEMENT OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ORHAZARDOUS WASTES, AS CITY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE AND FEDERAL LAW DEFINESTHOSE TERMS.

10. PERMITTEE SHALL NOT AT ANY TIME STAND OR PARK PERMITTED VEHICLE ON ANYSTREET IN VIOLATION OF POSTED PARKING RESTRICTIONS, NOR SHALL PERMITTEE PARKTHE VEHICLE WHERE DOING SO CREATES A TRAFFIC OBSTRUCTION OR HAZARD.

11 ALL LOADS AND/OR VEHICLES BEING MOVED ON THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES PUBLICRIGHT OF WAY WHICH EXCEED 8’ 6” IN WIDTH, 80’ 0” IN LENGTH, OR HAS MORE THAN 10’ 0”OF OVERHANG SHALL DISPLAY APPROPRIATE WARNING SIGNS.

SIGNS SHALL BE POSTED AT THE FRONT AND REAR OF THE PERMITTED VEHICLE ANDSHALL READ EITHER “OVERSIZE LOAD”, “WIDE LOAD”, “LONG LOAD” OR AS APPROPRIATEFOR FRONT OR REAR OVERHANG. THE “OVERSIZE LOAD” SIGN SHALL HAVE PREFERENCEWHEN A COMBINATION OF FEATURES EXISTS. THE LETTERING SHALL BE A 10-INCH MINIMUMHEIGHT WITH A 2-INCH MINIMUM BRUSH STROKE AND A MINIMUM 1-INCH BORDER ALLAROUND. ALL SIGNS MUST HAVE BLACK LETTERS ON A YELLOW BACKGROUND MOUNTEDAT LEAST 18-INCHES ABOVE THE ROAD SURFACE, FRONT AND REAR. SIGNS MUST BE NEAT,CLEAN, LEGIBLE, MOUNTED SECURELY AND BE VISIBLE FROM STRAIGHT AHEAD (FOR SIGNSON THE FRONT OF THE VEHICLE) OR DIRECTLY BEHIND (FOR SIGNS ON THE REAR OF THEVEHICLE) AND FROM 45 DEGREES ON EACH SIDE OF THE VEHICLE FOR ALL SIGNS. ALLSIGNS MUST BE ILLUMINATED FOR NIGHT MOVES OR BE CONSTRUCTED OF SUITABLEREFLECTORIZED MATERIAL TO BE CLEARLY VISIBLE TO APPROACHING TRAFFIC. ALL SIGNSSHALL BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY UPON COMPLETION OF THE MOVE.

12. LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORT SHALL BE REQUIRED ANY TIME OPPOSING LANES AREUSED, THE MAXIMUM COMBINATION VEHICLE LENGTH EXCEEDS 135 FEET, THE MAXIMUMWIDTH EXCEEDS 16 FEET OR THE HEIGHT EXCEEDS 17 FEET.

13. IN ADDITION TO ANY RESTRICTIONS OF THIS PERMIT, THE LOAD MUST QUALIFY AS ANEXTRA-LEGAL LOAD AS DEFINED IN SECTION 320.5 OF THE CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE.

14. ONCE THE PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED, NO CHANGES CAN BE MADE.

15. THE PERMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL LIABILITY FOR INJURY TO, OR DEATH OF ANYPERSON, OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WHICH MAY OCCUR THROUGH ANY ACT OR OMISSIONOF EITHER THE PERMITTEE OR THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES ARISING FROM THE ISSUANCE OFTHIS PERMIT. IN THE EVENT ANY SUCH CLAIM, SUIT OR ACTION IS BROUGHT AGAINST THECITY OF LOS ANGELES, ITS OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS THEREOF, BY REASON OF,OR IN CONNECTION WITH ANY SUCH ACT OR OMISSION, THE PERMITTEE SHALL DEFEND,INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES, ITS OFFICERS, EMPLOYEESOR AGENTS FROM SUCH CLAIM, SUIT OR ACTION.

(Revised 07-26-19)

REFERENCE NO. 2020-006332 PERMIT NO. OP2020-006338

HEAVY HAUL EXTRA INFORMATION RECORD:

Permit with Reference Number: 2020-006332

Equipment Information:

Equipment Manufacturer License Serial NumberTractor KENWORTH 9E75135 1XKDD43X8DJ349642

Jeep KENWORTH 9G10030 1XKDP4TXXLR408586

Trailer TRAILER 4LJ2538 2A9TD8083BN125052

Dist. Unit. TRAILER 4LJ2537 2A9TD8081BN125051

Axle No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9No. of Tires 2 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 8Axle Width 8' 6" 8' 6" 8' 6" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" 20' 0" Min. AxleSpacing 14' 6" 4' 6" 17' 0" 6' 0" 14' 6" 6' 0" 45' 2" 6' 0"

SuspensionType LEAF AIR AIR HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC

Tire Size &Rating 425/65R22.5 11R24.5 11R24.5 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5

Tare Weight(lbs) 18,000 40,495 43,000 43,000 43,000

Green Load(lbs)

Purple Load(lbs) 18,000 40,495 96,500 96,500 96,500

Max AxleLoads (lbs) 18,000 40,495 96,500 96,500 96,500

AXLE NO. 10 11 12 13NO. OF TIRES 8 8 2 4

AXLE SPACING (FT' IN") 14' 6"

(9 to 10) 6' 0"

(10 to 11) 13' 0"

(11 to 12) 14' 6"

(12 to 13)AXLE WIDTH (FT' IN") 20' 0" 20' 0" 8' 6" 8' 6" TARE WEIGHT (lbs) 43,000 36,748 SUSPENSION TYPE HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC LEAF AIR TIRE SIZE & RATING 245/70R17.5 245/70R17.5 425/65R22.5 11R24.5 GREEN LOAD (lbs) PURPLE LOAD (lbs) 96,500 36,748

MAX AXLE LOAD (lbs) 96,500 36,748

TRAILER DECK HEIGHT (FT' IN") 1' 0"

SPECIAL COMMENTS: AXLE 14 # OF TIRES = 4 ---- AXLE SPACE 13 TO 14 = 4' 6" ---- AXLE 14 TIRES =11R24.5 ---- AXLE 13 & 14 WEIGHT 40495

CITY OF LOS ANGELESDEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

RESTRICTED ROUTE LIST(No Overload Hauling Permitted)

Street From ToBel Air Road Sunset Boulevard Hebron LaneBellagio Road Sunset Boulevard Roscomare RoadDell Avenue Washington Boulevard Venice BoulevardWentworth Place Wentworth Street Foothill BoulevardOxnard Street Winnetka Avenue Corbin AvenueBurbank Wash Bridge Equestrian Center Western AvenueOwensmouth Avenue Vanowen Street Sherman WayWhite Oak Avenue Erwin Street Victory BoulevardVineland Avenue Ventura Boulevard Aqua VistaInglewood Boulevard Jefferson Boulevard Braddock DriveBeverly Glendale Separation Beaudry Avenue Union AvenueChautauqua Boulevard Sunset Boulevard Pacific Coast HighwayColfax Avenue Valley Spring Lane Ventura BoulevardTujunga Avenue Aqua Vista Ventura BoulevardShort Street West Channel Road Dead endSixth Street Santa Fe Avenue Mission RoadMarmion Way York Boulevard Pasadena AvenueAvenue 60 Figueroa Street Monterey StreetVia Marisol Avenue 50 Monterey StreetAvenue 43 Figueroa Street Griffin StreetPasadena Street Figueroa Street Daly StreetAvenue 26 Figueroa Street Daly Street1st Street Mission Street Santa Fe4th Street Anderson Street Santa Fe3rd Place Olive Street Dead End7th Street Santa Fe Anderson StreetTemple Street Reno Street Virgil AvenueSilver Lake Boulevard Bellevue Avenue Virgil AvenueFern Dell Red Oak Los FelizFerrari Summitridge Dead EndChalon Road Roscomare Road Sunset BoulevardVenice Boulevard Crenshaw Boulevard San Vicente BoulevardSepulveda Boulevard Howard Hughs Parkway Centinella AvenueOxnard Street Louise Avenue White Oak AvenueVan Owen Street Fallbrook Avenue Woodlake AvenueRoscoe Boulevard Fallbrook Avenue Woodlake AvenueDevonshire Street Reseda Boulevard Wilbur AvenueDevonshire Street Lindley Avenue Reseda BoulevardFoothill Fwy Bridge (over Mansfield CanyonChannel) Dronfield Ave Roxford Street

Sierra Highway San Fernando Road southwest Rwy ClampittStonehurst Avenue Bridge (over LopezCanyon Channel) at Kagel Canyon Street Oro Vista Avenue Bridge (over TujungaWash) 600 feet north of Big Tujunga Canyon Road

Overloads shall not be permitted to use the following streets within City parks (except when the point of origin or destination is within therespective park):

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In Elysian Park: Elysian Park Drive; Solano Canyon Drive; Park Row Drive East; Buena Vista Drive; Casanova Street; Boylston Street;Grand View Drive; Academy Road; Scott Avenue; Morton Place; Angels Point Road; Lilac Terrace; Meadow Road.

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In Griffith Park: Crystal Springs Drive from Los Feliz Boulevard to Western Heritage Drive; Griffith Park Drive from Forest Lawn Drive to LosFeliz Boulevard; and Ferndell Drive to Vermont Canyon Drive.

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City of CoronaPublic Works Deparment

400 S Vicentia Ave Corona, CA 92882

P: (951)736-2259 F: (951)279-3785

Permit No:PWDO20-00190

Issued Date: 6/18/2020

Authorized Times of MovementTravel Start Date: 6/22/2020Travel Start Time: 10:30 PMTravel End Date: 6/23/2020Travel End Time: 4:30 AMSunset-Sunrise: Saturday: Sunday:

Transporter InformationAMERICAN HEAVY MOVING AND RIGGING INC1391 EAST PHILLIPS BLVDPOMONA, CA 91766()-

Insurance: LIBERTY SURPLUS INSURANCE CO.Insurance Expiration: 4/2/2021

Origin: MAIN STDestination: MAGNOLIA @ HWY 15

# of Pilot Cars: 2Route: MAIN-GRAND-6TH ST-EL SOBRANTE-MAGNOLIA @ HWY 15. 2 PILOT CARS AND CHP ESCORT AT ALL TIMES.

Description of Load/Equipment: POWER TRANSFORMER

Applicant's Signature Date

Axle #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12# of Tires: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Width:

Axle Spacing: 1 | 2 2 | 3 3 | 4 4 | 5 5 | 6 6 | 7 7 | 8 8 | 9 9 | 10 10 | 11 11 | 12

Weight:

Type of Vehicle: Vehicle Max Height: 16'4"

Rear Steering: Vehicle Max Width: 20'0"

Vehicle License #: 9E75135 Vehicle Max Length 195'0"

TRUCK INFORMATION

Max Height: 16'4" Front Overhang Length: LEGALMax Width: 20'0" Rear Overhang Length: Legal

Max Length: 195'0" Rear Steering Axle: LegalService Brakes on All Wheels: Legal

COMPLIANCE INFORMATION

DAILY OVERLOAD PERMIT

Applicant/Owner hereby makes application to perform work with the Public Highway at the locations described on this application, subject to the provisions required by the Corona Municipal Code, the attachments hereon specified, AND THE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INDICATED ON THIS PERMIT.

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INDEMNIFICATION

Applicant/Owner hereby makes application to perform work with the Public Highway at the locations described on this application, subject to the provisions required by the Corona Municipal Code, the attachments hereon specified, AND THE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INDICATED ON THIS PERMIT.

In consideration of the granting of this permit, Applicant/Owner shall defend, indemnify and hold the City, its officials, officers, employees and agents (Indemnities) free and harmless form any and all claims, demands causes of action, costs expenses, liability, loss, damage and injury arising out of or incident to any alleged acts, omissions, or willful misconduct or Applicant/Owner, its officials officers, employees, agents, consultants or contractors in connection with the performance of any work under this Permit, including, without limitation, the payment of all consequential damages, attorney’s fees and other related costs and expenses. Applicant/Owner shall pay any judgement, award of decree that may be rendered against the Indemnities, and reimburse the Indemnities for any and all legal expenses and costs incurred by any of them in connection therewith or in enforcing the indemnity herein provided. Applicant/Owner’s obligation to indemnify shall not be restricted to insurance proceeds, if any, received by the Indemnities. It is further agreed that if any part of the work authorized by this permit interferes with future use of the highway by the general public, it must be removed or relocated as designated by the Director of Public Works at the sole expense of the Applicant/Owner or its successor in interest.

The permit is void if the Applicant/Owner is not in compliance with Section 3800 of the labor code. IT IS FURTHER AGREED THAT THE OWNER/APPLICANT IS THE FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTY FOR ALL FEES, DEPOSITS, CHARGES, COLLECTIONS AND REFUNDS, REGARDLESS IF PAYMENT IS MADE BY OTHERS.

OVERLOAD PERMIT DISCLOSURE

The City of Corona

Department of Public Works

Permit Application Liability Agreement

Important Notice

This Agreement applies to all permits applied for or obtained from the City of Corona Department of Public Works. THIS AGREEMENT IS A LEGAL CONTRACT BETWEEN YOU AND THE CITY OF CORONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WHICH SPECIFIES THE WARRANTY AND LIABILITY LIMITATIONS REGARDING YOUR USE OF THIS WEB SITE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, DO NOT PROCEED ANY FURTHER.

Limitation on Liability

Applicant/Owner agrees to preserve, defend, indemnify and hold the City, its officials, officers, employees and agents (Indemnities) free and harmless form any and all claims, demands causes of action, costs expenses, liability, loss, damage and injury arising out of or incident to any alleged acts, omissions, or willful misconduct or Applicant/Owner, its officials officers, employees, agents, consultants or contractors in connection with the performance of any work under this Permit, including, without limitation, the payment of all consequential damages, attorney’s fees and other related costs and expenses. Applicant/Owner shall pay any judgement, award of decree that may be rendered against the Indemnities, and reimburse the Indemnities for any and all legal expenses and costs incurred by any of them in connection therewith or in enforcing the indemnity herein provided.

USER ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The applicant acknowledges that misuse of TRAKiT, for purposes to circumvent required staff review and approval of submitted applications or other than what is allowed in the Moving Permit and its attachment(s), whether intentional or not, is cause for the suspension of the use of TRAKiT.

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AXLE NUMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9NUMBER TIRES 2 4 4 8 8 8 8 8 8AXLE SPACING 14'6" 4'6" 17' 6' 14'6" 6' 45'2" 6' 14'6"

Min Min Min Max

AXLE WIDTH 8'6" 8'6" 8'6" 20' 20' 20' 20' 20' 20'


MaxHEIGHT. 16'4"

MAXWIDTH 20'

MAXOVERALL LENGTH 195'

MAXOVERHANG 0'

OriginHWY 15 & RANCHO BERNARDO RD

Destination16010 CAMINO DEL SUR

TripsONE

Weight 18,000 40,495 96,50096,500 96,50096,500

IN COMPLIANCE WITH YOUR REQUEST AND SUBJECT TO ALL OF PERMIT VALID BETWEEN PERMIT NUMBERTHE TERMS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS WRITTEN BELOWAND THE ATTACHMENTS, PERMISSION IS HEREBY GRANTED TO: SUNRISE 06/22/2020 DPW2020-RWMOVP-10404TRANSPORTERAMERICAN HEAVY MOVING & RIGGING

SUNSET 06/29/2020

ADDRESS1391 EAST PHILLIPS BLVD

MOVING AUTHORIZED

CITY/STATEPOMONA CA 91766 SATURDAY No

PHONE FAX SUNDAY No(909) 436-4220 (909) 748-4220 SUNSET TO SUNRISE Yes AUTHORIZED AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE

n HAUL

¨ DRIVE

¨ TOW

LOAD OR EQUIPMENT AND MODEL NO.POWER TRANSFORMER

TYPE VEHICLE3 AXLE TRACTOR / 16 AXLE DUAL LANE TRAILER / 3 AXLE PUSH TRUCKKING PIN TO COMB. VEHICLELAST AXLE N/A LENGTH 195'

ATTACHMENTS

FEES$16.00

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the statements made herein are true and correct

_______________________________________________ ___________ PERMITTEES AUTHORIZED AGENT/SIGNATURE DATE

Pilot Car n Yes ¨ None Required

n CVC 280 "Darkness"

Permittee is responsible for protecting all overhead lines and appurtenances which will conflict with load height.

2 Pilot Cars Required. No Convoys

This permit does not cover any citation received prior to the date and time stated on the face of this permit.

Requires CHP Escort

Perm Grant Street From Street To Street Comments

RANCHO BERNARDO RD RANCHO BERNARDO RD CAMINO DEL SURCAMINO DEL SUR CAMINO DEL SUR DESTINATION

MOVING PERMIT• MOBILE HOME• EQUIPMENT• BUILDING

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGODEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

5510 OVERLAND AVE, SUITE 110SAN DIEGO, CA 92123-1239

PHONE (858) 694-2055 FAX (858) 279-7020

SIGNATURE ON APPLICATION 6/18/20

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- SEE ATTACHED DRAWING FOR AXLE WEIGHTS AND

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SPACINGS

AXLE NUMBER 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18NUMBER TIRES 8 8 2 4 4AXLE SPACING 6' 13' 14'6" 4'6"

Min Min Min

AXLE WIDTH 20' 20' 8'6" 8'6" 8'6"


MaxHEIGHT. 16'4"

MAXWIDTH 20'

MAXOVERALL LENGTH 195'

MAXOVERHANG 0'

Weight 16,500 40,495

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MOVING PERMIT• MOBILE HOME• EQUIPMENT• BUILDING

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGODEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

5510 OVERLAND AVE, SUITE 110SAN DIEGO, CA 92123-1239

PHONE (858) 694-2055 FAX (858) 279-7020

6/17/20 2:26 pm

Development Services DepartmentApproval Page 1 of 1

Project Information

Project Nbr: Title: PMT-3068771 Transportation Permit:null/null

PMT-3068771Project Mgr: Management - Rose White

(619)446-5044 [email protected]

Approval Information

Approval Nbr: Status: PMT-3068771 IssuedType: Transportation Permit

Issued: 05/28/2020 Issued By: Issued To: American Heavy Moving & Rigging

Completed: Completed By: Expiration Date: Owner Occupied: o

Overridden: oExtension Qty: Extended By: Cancel Reason:

Scope: Precancel Status: Effective Date(s): 06/22/2020 thru 06/26/2020 Permit Holder: American Heavy Moving & RiggingLoad: Power TransformerVehicle: 3 Axle TractorTrailer: 16 Axle Dual Lane TRLR / (1) 3 Axle PusherWidth 20’0” Length: 195’0” Height: 16'4”Weight: 501490Trip Origin: HWY 15 & Rancho Bernardo Rd.Destination: 16010 Camino Del SurRoute: All approved San Diego City Streets from origin to destination.

Land Doc Type:

Recorded Map No:

Recorded Date:

Job Location

Address Description Assessor Parcel

Transportation Permit:null/null , SAN DIEGO, CA

Fee

AmountFee TypeTransportation Single Trip 18.31

Fee Worksheet

UnitQuantityFee Category

Transportation Single Trip 1.00 EA ISSUANCE

1222 First Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101-4154 ReliablePermits1 myreports/reports//PRODUCTION/SANDIEGO/DSD_002_Approval

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APPENDIX C

Transport Hauler Specifications

APPENDIX D

Residential Notification Letter and Mailing List

Todd Voorhees Regional Public Affairs Manager


San Diego, CA 92123

[email protected]

June 19, 2020

Dear Resident or Property Owner: The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has granted San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) a Permit to Construct the Artesian 230kV Substation Expansion Project (Project). In addition to the expansion of the Artesian Substation on Camino Del Sur Road in the community of Del Sur, the project includes modifications at the existing Bernardo and Rancho Carmel Substations and transmission line replacement of approximately 2.2 miles of existing power lines.

The purpose of this project is to ensure the continued availability of safe and reliable electrical service and to provide additional capacity to serve long-term forecasted electrical demand requirements in the area, while also improving system reliability and providing greater operational flexibility. As part of construction activities, delivery of substation equipment will take place in the next several days. The delivery originally scheduled for June 12, 2020 has been rescheduled to next week. The delivery must occur at night due to the size of the equipment and requires California Highway Patrol (CHP) escort. All required permits for this nighttime equipment delivery were obtained from the applicable state and local municipalities and agencies. Location: 16001 Camino del Sur, San Diego, 92127 Activities: Nighttime delivery of substation equipment Delivery Date: Tuesday, June 23, 20201 Hours: Between 1:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.

This delivery process does not include any nighttime construction activities. The equipment delivery may increase noise levels and other disturbances at the delivery location. Throughout this construction project, SDG&E will continue to work closely with local municipalities and community groups to ensure construction activities are as least disruptive as possible. We also plan to keep communities informed during all phases of the project’s construction. We’re 1 Delivery may be delayed due to availability of California Highway Patrol escorts due to recent regional public safety demands.

committed to working with you and local public safety officials to help minimize inconveniences and safeguard a smooth construction process. For more project information, please visit: www.sdge.com/artesian. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please call (844) 765-6388, or email [email protected].

Sincerely,

Todd Voorhees Regional Public Affairs Manager San Diego Gas & Electric

http://www.sdge.com/artesian

mailto:[email protected]

Todd Voorhees Regional Public Affairs Manager


San Diego, CA 92123

[email protected]

June 5, 2020

Dear Resident or Property Owner: The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has granted San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) a Permit to Construct the Artesian 230kV Substation Expansion Project (Project). In addition to the expansion of the Artesian Substation on Camino Del Sur Road in the community of Del Sur, the project includes modifications at the existing Bernardo and Rancho Carmel Substations and transmission line replacement of approximately 2.2 miles of existing power lines.

The purpose of this project is to ensure the continued availability of safe and reliable electrical service and to provide additional capacity to serve long-term forecasted electrical demand requirements in the area, while also improving system reliability and providing greater operational flexibility. As part of construction activities, delivery of substation equipment will take place in the next several days. The delivery must occur at night due to the size of the equipment and requires California Highway Patrol (CHP) escort. All required permits for this nighttime equipment delivery were obtained from the applicable state and local municipalities and agencies. Location: 16001 Camino del Sur, San Diego, 92127 Activities: Nighttime delivery of substation equipment Delivery Date: Estimated delivery Friday, June 12, 20201 Hours: 2:00 a.m. – 5:00 a.m.

This delivery process does not include any nighttime construction activities. The equipment delivery may increase noise levels and other disturbances at the delivery location. Throughout this construction project, SDG&E will continue to work closely with local municipalities and community groups to ensure construction activities are as least disruptive as possible. We also plan to keep communities informed during all phases of the project’s construction. We’re committed to working with you and local public safety officials to help minimize inconveniences 1 Delivery may be delayed due to availability of California Highway Patrol escorts due to recent regional public safety demands.

and safeguard a smooth construction process. For more project information, please visit: www.sdge.com/artesian. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please call (844) 765-6388, or email [email protected].

Sincerely,

Todd Voorhees Regional Public Affairs Manager San Diego Gas & Electric

http://www.sdge.com/artesian


COUNT CUSTOMER NAMEJON BECKER, BLACK MTN RANCH COMM PLNG

GRP CHAIR [email protected] Meets 1st Wed, 7:30pm

ROBIN KAUFMAN, RANCHO BERNARDO COMM

PLNG GRP CHAIR [email protected] Meets 3rd Thurs, 7:00pm

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