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City seeking bids for street rehabilitation project |
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The city is now accepting bids for its annual Slurry Seal and Rehabilitation project designed to improve city streets. Bids are due by 2 p.m. Jan. 31 to the city clerk’s office, 12 Journey. The roughly $625,000 project includes applying Type II emulsion aggregate slurry with latex additive (approximately 1,900 extra long tons); crack sealing; asphalt patching; removing and replacing traffic striping, markings, and raised pavement markers; street sweeping; and public notifications. The contractor will have 40 days to complete the work. Bidders can obtain a copy of the Contract Documents for $25 from the City Engineer, Public Works Department at 12 Journey or have them mailed for $15. For more information, call 949-425-2530 or e-mail pworks@cityofalisoviejo.com. Information is also available at cityofalisoviejo.com. |
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Deputy Gil Torrez (center) with Sheriff Sandra Hutchens and Lt. Bob Osborne. Aliso Viejo’s Deputy of the Year named |
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Torrez, a 15-year sheriff’s veteran, has served Aliso Viejo since June 2004. His hard work and dedication has earned him the respect of his peers and members of the community. On patrol and as a field training officer, Torrez has faithfully served this community in an array of capacities. He served as a Selected Enforcement Team (SET) member twice and serves as the Aliso Viejo Terrorism Liaison Officer. His proactive work has earned him the department’s Medal of Lifesaving for saving the life of a child who nearly drowned. “Gil has been committed to public service for most of his life,” said Lt. Bob Osborne, chief of Aliso Viejo Police Services. “To Gil, the words Service, Duty and Honor are more than just words … they are a way of life.” Torrez’ public service started in 1990 when he joined the United States Marine Corps. He served his country from 1990 to 1994. In his free time, Torrez enjoys spending time with his wife of nearly 19 years and their three children. * * * * *
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