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COMPLETED PROJECTS: NON-CAPITAL PROJECTS
104 Non-Capital Projects were completed at a value of
$2,170,702 for Probation, Riverside County Information
Technology (RCIT), Federal General Services Agency
(GSA), Courts, Sheriff, Community Health Agency (CHA),
Libraries, Riverside County Regional Medical Center
(RCRMC), Department of Public Social Services (DPSS),
Department of Mental Health, Parks, Department of
Animal Services and Auditor Controller’s Office (ACO)
including, but not limited to:
• Palm Desert Sheriff SIB – Electrical & Data Line
Installation
• Sheriff Robert Presley Detention Center -7th Floor
• DPSS Replace Carpet #147 & 148
• Courts BK Court - Paint/Carpet Entire Suite
• Courts GSA/USDC Woodwork Touchup/Repair
• Courts USBK Clerks Office Expansion Suite 100
• Sheriff SERT-Sheriff Emergency Response Team-
HVAC
• Sheriff AOJ Installation of Panic Door Latches
• Sheriff Replace All Exterior Entry Doors
• Public Health Temecula WIC – Split A/C Unit
• RCRMC ITF Fire Rated Doors and Frames
• RCRMC OR 2nd Floor Surgical Light Fixtures
• RCRMC Replacement Casework F1195 & F1016
• RRMC Replace Mammography Table
• Probation Additional Cooling 6th Floor Server Room
• Public Health Remodel Suite 305/307
• Probation Design/Modify 3rd Floor Space
• TLMA CAC Remodel 14th Floor
• ACO 3rd Floor Convert Space
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Project Management Office (PMO) works with the Dynamics
Project Module for project tracking and reporting purposes. The
Dynamics Project Module has over 668 PMO projects which
include 190 active projects that are in programming, design
or construction.
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND COMPLIANCE UNIT
The Environmental Planning and Compliance Unit provides
and coordinates environmental services for all capital and
non-capital improvement projects delivered through EDA.
This includes plan check and inspections for compliance
with the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System
(NPDES) during design, construction and operation of county
owned buildings. Environmental oversight is also provided
for land acquisitions and development, which includes, but
is not limited to, the following: California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA), National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA),
the Clean Water Act, both the state and federal Endangered
Species Acts, and California’s Porter-Cologne Water Quality
Control Act. The unit also manages permit compliance with
Air Quality Management District (AQMD) and the Department
of Environmental Health (DEH) to help ensure clean, efficient
operation of public buildings.
HIGHLIGHTS
• On-going CEQA and/or NEPA compliance and support for
the East County Detention Center, grants for public safety
projects, Business Intelligence Division projects, Real
Estate Division projects and other future revenue building
projects.
• Obtained State Water Board closure on two former leaking
underground storage tank sites.
• Ongoing remediation of contamination from former
leaking underground storage tanks at county-owned sites.
• Successful completion of CEQA process and mitigation
implementation for East County Detention Center, Van
Horn Youth Education & Treatment Center; as well as the
Southwest Justice Center Expansion Project.
• On-going inspections and compliance oversight for NPDES
requirements at Mead Valley Community Center, Riverside
County Regional Medical Center Education Building, Perris
Valley Aquatic Center, Glen Oaks Fire Station and East County
Detention Center.
• On-going Inspections of operating county owned facilities for
maintenance of stormwater control systems required by the
State Water Board permits and NPDES.
• On-going management and tracking of hundreds of AQMD
and DEH permits including development and updating of
Business Emergency Plans (BEP).
JURISDICTIONAL/INSPECTION DEPARTMENT
Ongoing & Future Projects
The jurisdictional department of EDA consists of the permitting
process, plan check and inspections for all county owned or
leased facilities. Currently the division has 32 active projects
and 30 projects under design or in plan check soon to start.
This department issues all Certification of Occupancy and
Completion Compliance documents required for building and/
or site construction upon completion. All completed construction
documents are scanned, saved and archived in to county records.
HIGHLIGHTS
Last year 48 projects were completed for various county
departments including Parks, Waste Management, Fire, Aviation,
PSEC and Housing Authority.
Project Management Office
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