This was originally scheduled for January 22, as one of the special CSUCI student service day projects. The CSUCI participation in the project had to be cancelled due to the COVID situation on campus. We intended to continue the project without the students. But on the morning of the project, we had to cancel due to extremely high winds. The project was rescheduled for today, January 26. Today we had twelve regular SMMTC volunteers and one Trail Corps member. Our objective was to address trail damage resulting from recent rain events. Met at the day use parking lot at Leo Carrillo State Park. Conducted event briefings and safety and tool talks. The work was totally tread work. Removed slough and storm debris from the trail. Constructed two low, but long retaining walls and restored the tread to the proper grade, Construction of the retaining walls required brining in a large number of large rocks from the back of the campground. This was accomplished using a gas powered wheelbarrow provided by state parks. Installed two long straw “wattles” on the slope above the trail to divert future rainwater away from the trail. Completed work and returned to the meeting place. Completed the days event. There is still a large amount of work to be done on this trail. Although we resolved the hazardous issues, the trail is nowhere near compliance with the ADA requirements for this trail. We have another CSUCI student service day scheduled for March 5. We can address much of this needed work on that event. Total volunteer hours: 10 Volunteers x 6 hours = 60 hours 2 Volunteers x 4 hours = 8 hours* Total = 68 Hours Feet of trail maintained: !, 023. ( * Dorian Curtin and Dave Perlmutter performed 4 hours each.)