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Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Total Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Construction Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Paul BarnesEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
89 - 93 years
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with
this project.
1922-1926
PROJECT INFORMATION:11 since 2000
T & S Construction
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
This project included placing approximately 28,604 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-
inch water mains in street right of ways, abandoning existing backyard mains,
and placing approximately 557 meters on new and existing services. Most
properties received new water services constructed from the water main to
the house. Fire protection was also improved.
BENEFITS:
Cast Iron, Transite
January-2016
PROJECT:Curtis Park Water Main Replacement-
Phase 1 (Status: Completed)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
$4,675,880
Utility Rates & Bond Funded
Z14010051
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains were placed in City streets, and new services and meters were
installed. Some meters were retrofit on existing water services. Water meters
encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the aging
infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection was also improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
Aug. 2011
Sept. 2013
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Total Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Construction Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Rosa MillinoEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
69 - 79 years
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with
this project.
1936-1946
PROJECT INFORMATION:3 since 2000
T&S Construction
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
This project included placing approximately 23,953 linear feet of 6-inch, 8-inch
and 12-inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard
mains, and placing approximately 477 meters on new and existing services.
Most properties received new water services constructed from the water main to the house. Fire protection was also be improved. Project boundaries: C
Street (north west), Elvas Avenue (north east), 43rd Street and McKinley Blvd.
(south east), and 39th Street (south west).
BENEFITS:
Cast-Iron, Transite
January-2016
PROJECT:East Sac Water Main Replacement -
Phase 1 (Status: Completed )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
$4,097,616
Utility Rates & Bond Funded
Z14010061
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains were placed in City streets, and new services and meters were
installed. Some meters were retrofit on existing water services. Water meters
encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the aging
infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection was also improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
Mar. 2013
Aug. 2014
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Marc LeeEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
BENEFITS:
30 since 2000
Z14010065
Mar. 2014
Oct. 2015
1940 - 1981
Cast Iron, Transite
34 - 75 years
It is Department policy to replace mains at or near the end of their useful life
as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City streets.
Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not required to be
constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with this project.
This project includes placing approximately 44,000 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-
inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard mains,
and placing approximately 800 meters on new and existing services. Most
properties will receive new water services constructed from the water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project consists of two
areas (Little Pocket and Tahoe Park): Little Pocket boundaries - Rio Lane
(north), Surf Way (south), Riverside Blvd (east) and Sacramento River Levee
(west). Tahoe Park boundaries - 11th Avenue (north), 14th Avenue (south), 58th
Street (west) and 65th Street (east).
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Tahoe Park & Little Pocket Water Main
Replacement (Status: Completed)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Navajo Pipelines
$8,280,000
Bond Funded
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Construction Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Michelle CarreyEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
BENEFITS:
6 since 2000
Z14010070
Oct. 2013
Oct. 2015
1950 - 1980
Transite
35 - 65 years
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with
this project.
The project installed new water meters on approximately 3640 existing
residential and commercial water services. The project consisted on furnishing
and installing water meters at the residential and commercial properties.
Existing services were retrofit with a meter. Services included in this project
are serviced by an existing water main located in the street right of way or
alley. The work performed included excavation, backfill, surface restoration,
and water meter installation on existing water services. Each water service
included a meter box in the front yard installed within existing sidewalk or
immediately behind the curb where no sidewalk exists.
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Parkway & Valley Hi Water Meter Retrofit Project (Status: Completed)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Flores Paving
$6,450,000
Bond + Grant Funded
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Sonia LopezEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
BENEFITS:
58 since 2000
Z14010069
Jun. 2014
Jul. 2015
1979 - 1991
Cast Iron, Transite
24 - 36 years
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with
this project.
This project includes placing approximately 1,300 feet of new 8-inch water
main in street right of ways, abandoning existing backyard mains, and placing
approximately 3100 meters on existing services. The project consists of
furnishing and installing water meters at the residential and commercial
properties in the right of way or alley. Existing services will be retrofitted with
a meter. Each water service will include a meter box in the front yard, which
shall be installed within existing sidewalk or immediately behind the curb
should no sidewalk exist. Fire protection will also be improved.
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Oak Park and Colonial Heights Water
Improvements (Status: Completed)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Teichert Construction
$4,840,000
Bond + Grant Funded
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Megan ThomasEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1904 - 1927
Cast Iron, Steel
88- 111 years
BENEFITS:
10 since 2000
Z14010062
Apr. 2015
Jun. 2016
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes the installation of approximately 26,000 feet of 6-inch, 8-
inch and 12-inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing
backyard mains, and placing approximately 1,031 meters on new and existing
services. Most properties will receive new water services constructed from the
water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project
boundaries: Franklin Blvd. (east), Broadway (north), Light Rail (west), and
Donner Way (south)
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Curtis Park Water Main Replacement-
Phase 2 (Status: In Construction)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Navajo Pipelines
$6,660,822
Utility Rates & Bond Funded
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Marc LeeEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND:
PROJECT:
PIPE INFORMATION:
Land Park Water Main Replacement- Phase I (Status: In Construction )
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly
located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
January-2016
BENEFITS:
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Jan. 2016
PROJECT INFORMATION:$12,230,000
Teichert Construction
Bond Funded
Z14010063
Mar. 2014
This project includes placing approximately 57,000 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-
inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard mains,
and placing approximately 1500 meters on new and existing services. Most properties will receive new water services constructed from the water main to
the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project boundaries: Riverside
Blvd (west), Broadway (north), Freeport Blvd (east), McClatchy High School &
Cal Middle School (south).
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services are metered by year 2025. Water meters will be placed with
this project. 25 since 2000
Cast Iron
71-105 years
1910 -1944
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Sarah LaybourneEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1927 - 1941
Cast Iron
74 - 88 years
BENEFITS:
5 since 2000
Z14010064
April. 2015
Mar. 2016
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing approximately 25,000 feet of 6- inch, 8-inch and
12-inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard
mains, and placing approximately 580 meters on new and existing services.
Most properties will receive new water services constructed from the water
main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project boundaries:
Markham Way (north), 7th Avenue (south), Land Park Drive (east), and
Riverside Blvd. (west).
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Land Park Water Main Replacement-
Phase 2 (Status: In Construction )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Marques Pipelines
$6,270,000
Bond+Rate+Grant Funding
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Rosa MillinoEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1906 - 1950
Cast Iron
65 - 109 years
BENEFITS:
36 since 2000
Z14010066
Mar. 2015
Jul. 2016
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing approximately 74,388 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch, 12-
inch and 30-inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing
backyard mains, and placing approximately 1400 meters on new and existing
services. Most properties will receive new water services constructed from the
water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project
boundaries: Alhambra Blvd. on west, B St. and C St. on the north, Folsom Blvd.
on the south, and 39th St. and 40th St. on the east.
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:East Sac Water Main Replacement -
Phase 2 (Status: In Construction )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Teichert Construction
$10,786,000
Utility Rate + Bond Funded
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Sarah LaybourneEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly
located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
3 since 2000
The project installs new meters on approximately 4300 water services. The
project consists of retrofitting water meters and replacing substandard
services. The retrofit work includes excavation, backfill, surface restoration,
and water installation on existing water services. Each water service retrofit
includes a meter box in the front yard, which is installed behind the sidewalk
or within existing sidewalk if insufficient easement or encroachments exist.
BENEFITS:
This project will include installation of water meters on existing water services
within the project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992
were not required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572
requires all water services within the City to be metered. On February 24,
2015, City Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering
so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include
installation of new water meters on existing water services within the project
area.
1975 - 1985
Marques
January-2016
PROJECT:Pocket Water Meter Retrofit - Phase 4 (Status: In Construction )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
30 - 40 years
Asbestos Cement, Transite
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:$7,520,000
Utility Rate + Bond Funded
Z14010075
Apr. 2015
Apr. 2016
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Cristina LupercioEmail - [email protected]
Updated: January-2016
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
Not Available
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:$7,531,000
Utility Rate + Bond Funded
Z14010077
May 2015
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Marques Pipelines
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly
located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
August 2016
The project installs new meters on approximately 4300 water services. The
project consists of retrofitting water meters and replacing substandard
services. The retrofit work includes excavation, backfill, surface restoration,
and water installation on existing water services. Each water service retrofit
includes a meter box in the front yard, which is installed behind the sidewalk
or within existing sidewalk if insufficient easement or encroachments exist.
BENEFITS:
This project will include installation of water meters on existing water services
within the project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992
were not required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572
requires all water services within the City to be metered. On February 24,
2015, City Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering
so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include
installation of new water meters on existing water services within the project
area.
1955 - 1990
Asbestos Cement, Transite, Cast Iron
25 - 60 years
PROJECT:South Natomas Water Meter Retrofit
(Status: In Construction )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Sonia LopezEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1913 - 1960
Cast Iron, Steel, Transite
55 - 102 years
BENEFITS:
12 since 2000
Z14010068
May 2015
March 2016
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing approximately 5,000 feet of 6-inch and 8-inch
water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard mains, and
placing approximately 2800 meters on new and existing services. Existing water
services will be retrofit with a meter. In areas where a new water main will be
placed, some properties will receive new water services constructed from the
water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved.
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:South Natomas and Hagginwood Water Improvements (Status: In
Construction )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
New water services and meters will be installed and placed in City streets.
Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water meters
encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the aging
infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
Florez Paving
$6,000,000
Rate + Bond + Grant Funding
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Cristina LupercioEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire rotection will also be
improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Not Available
The project installs new meters on approximately 3400 water services. The
project consists of retrofitting water meters and replacing substandard
services. The retrofit work includes excavation, backfill, surface restoration,
and water installation on existing water services. Each water service retrofit
includes a meter box in the front yard, which is installed behind the sidewalk
or within existing sidewalk if insufficient easement or encroachments exist.
BENEFITS:
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services in the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City Council
approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will
be installed by the end of 2020. Water meters will be placed with this project.
1906 - 1948
TBD
January-2016
PROJECT:Elmhurst, Oak Park & Colonial Heights
Meter Project (Status: Bid/Award )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Cast Iron
67 - 109 years
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:$5,800,000
Bond + Grant Funded
Z14010078
TBD
TBD
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Marc LeeEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1904 - 1947
Cast Iron
68 - 111 years
BENEFITS:
14 since 2000
Z14010067
TBD
TBD
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing approximately 35,000 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-
inch water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard mains,
and placing approximately 1700 meters on new and existing services. Most
properties will receive new water services constructed from the water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project boundaries: Alhambra
Blvd., and 40th Street (west), R Street and Folsom Blvd. (South), Folsom Blvd.
and H Street (north), and 50th and 54th Street (east).
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:East Sac Water Main Replacement -
Phase 3 (Status: On Hold )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
TBD
$12,500,000
TBD
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Megan ThomasEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1906 - 1953
Cast Iron, Transite
62 - 109 years
BENEFITS:
16 since 2000
Z14010072
TBD
TBD
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing the installation of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-inch water
mains in street right of ways, abandoning existing backyard mains, and placing
approximately 1,700 meters on new and existing services. Most properties will
receive new water services constructed from the water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project boundaries: West Phase - Stockton
Blvd. (west), Broadway (north), 59th St. (east), and 14th Ave. (south). East
Phase - 59th St. (west), Highway 50 (north), 65th Street (east) and Broadway
(south).
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Tahoe Park Water Main Replacement-
Phase 2 (Status: On Hold)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
TBD
$10,000,000
TBD
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Marc LeeEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
1908-1946
Cast Iron, Wrought Iron
69 - 107 years
BENEFITS:
12 since 2000
Z14010073
TBD
TBD
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
This project includes placing approximately 25,850 feet of 6-inch, 8-inch and 12-
inch water mains in street right of ways, abandoning existing backyard mains,
and placing approximately 910 meters on new and existing services. Most
properties will receive new water services constructed from the water main to the house. Fire protection will also be improved. Project boundaries: Merkley
Way and McClatchy Way (north), 10th Avenue (south), Riverside Blvd. (east),
and Santa Buena Way (west).
January-2016
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and
replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing
easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter
reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a
Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT:Land Park Water Main Replacement-
Phase 3 (Status: On Hold )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROJECT INFORMATION:
TBD
$10,200,000
TBD
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
Est. Project Cost
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Marc LeeEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
PROJECT:East Sac Water Main Replacement -
Phase 4 (Status: On Hold )
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:$10,100,000
TBD
Z14010074
TBD
TBD
TBD
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire rotection will also be
improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
BENEFITS:
January-2016
16 since 2000
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Cast Iron, Wrought Iron, Transite
1904 - 1947
68 - 111 years
This project will replace water mains within the project area that have have
reached the end of their useful life. In addition, this project will include
installation of water meters on new and existing water services within the
project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services within the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City
Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all
meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include installation
of new water meters on existing water services within the project area.
The scope consists of placing approximately 36,000 feet of 8-inch and 12-inch
water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning existing backyard mains, and
placing approximately 940 meters on new and existing services. Most properties will receive new water services constructed from the water main to
the house. Fire protection will also be improved.
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Sarah LaybourneEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire protection will also
be improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly
located in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to
the water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
4 since 2000
This project includes placing water mains in street right-of-ways, abandoning
existing backyard mains, and placing approximately 400 meters on new and
existing services. The project consists of retrofitting water meters and
replacing substandard services. The retrofit work includes excavation, backfill,
surface restoration, and water installation on existing water services. Each
water service retrofit includes a meter box in the front yard, which is installed
behind the sidewalk or within existing sidewalk if insufficient easement or
encroachments exist.
BENEFITS:
It is Department policy to replace backyard mains at or near the end of their
useful life as determined by industry standards and place new mains within City
streets. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992 were not
required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572 requires all
water services in the City to be metered. On February 24, 2015, City Council
approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering so that all meters will
be installed by the end of 2020. Water meters will be placed with this project.
1940 - 1957
TBD
January-2016
PROJECT:East Sacramento Water Main Replacement -
Phase 5 (Status: On Hold)
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
Cast-Iron, Transite
58 - 75 years
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:TBD
TBD
Z14010076
TBD
TBD
Date installed
Age of pipe
Pipe material
Number of Failures
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Est. Project Cost
Project Funding Source
Project Number
Est. Design Completion
Est. Const Completion
Contractor
For more information contact - Cristina LupercioEmail - [email protected]
Updated:
Water mains will be placed in City streets, and new services and meters will be
installed. Some meters will be retrofit on existing water services. Water
meters encourage water conservation, and help detect leaks. Replacing the
aging infrastructure will help prevent pipeline failure. Fire rotection will also be
improved. The project abandons the aging water mains that are mostly located
in backyards. Placing new mains in the street will allow easier access to the
water main and meters for future maintenance and service.
CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS:Construction impacts may include the following: Maximum 4 hour water
interruption, streets closured to through traffic, temporary parking
restrictions, minor dust and noise, returning private property to pre-
construction condition, and equipment & material storage on the street.
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Not Available
The project installs new meters on approximately 1300 water services. The
project consists of retrofitting water meters and replacing substandard
services. The retrofit work includes excavation, backfill, surface restoration,
and water installation on existing water services. Each water service retrofit
includes a meter box in the front yard, which is installed behind the sidewalk
or within existing sidewalk if insufficient easement or encroachments exist.
BENEFITS:
This project will include installation of water meters on existing water services
within the project area. Residential water services constructed prior to 1992
were not required to be constructed with water meters. Assembly Bill 2572
requires all water services within the City to be metered. On February 24,
2015, City Council approved a utilities plan to accelerate the water metering
so that all meters will be installed by the end of 2020. This project will include
installation of new water meters on existing water services within the project
area.
1910 - 1947
TBD
January-2016
PROJECT:North Sacramento Water Meter
Retrofit (Status: On Hold )
PROJECT DETAILS ASSET PROFILE
PROJECT BACKGROUND: PIPE INFORMATION:
68 - 105 years
Asbestos Cement, Transite
Per the February 24, 2015, council report, the meter acceleration program will
prioritize projects to be constructed per the following: Front yard meter
installation will be completed first, followed by backyard retrofits, and last will
be backyard main replacements. To determine if abandonment and replacement of backyard mains would be recommended or if backyard retrofits
would be recommended, the City evaluated the following criteria: existing easements in backyards, capacity of the existing water mains (flow testing), leak
history, and encroachments in existing easements. Once the automated meter reading infrastructure (AMI) unit is installed on each meter, a door hanger is
left with information regarding water savings tips and information to schedule a Free Water Wise house call. Once the AMI is activated, customers will
receive tracking information on their Utility Service Bill for one year before the
water bill is billed on the metered rate.
PROJECT INFORMATION:$2,200,000
TBD
Z14010079
TBD
TBD