Tank/Reservoir Rehabilitation

The District has completed a comprehensive, multi-year water tank inspection program and received an engineering report identifying and prioritizing tank rehabilitation projects. Many of the projects present significant challenges where there is no redundant storage capacity, limiting projects to certain times of year when demand for water is low, and requiring alternate methods for water distribution.

Project Type

Water

Current Phase

Construction

Estimated Completion

June 2025

Total Project Cost

$1,000,000

Construction Notice
X-15425
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Project Milestones

Beginning January 1, 2031 (or later)

Properties owned or leased by the Department of General Services (state government) and other state and local

Phase 1

Locating Existing Utilities

Phase 2

Water Main Replacement and Fire Hydrant Installation

Phase 3

Street Pavement Repairs

Current Phase

Phase 4

Street Pavement Repairs

Project FAQs

This project supports the District’s long-term strategy to increase groundwater production capacity and enhance system reliability. Well 152 will be designed, drilled, and equipped at the District’s headquarters property. 

This project supports the District’s long-term strategy to increase groundwater production capacity and enhance system reliability. Well 152 will be designed, drilled, and equipped at the District’s headquarters property. 

This project supports the District’s long-term strategy to increase groundwater production capacity and enhance system reliability. Well 152 will be designed, drilled, and equipped at the District’s headquarters property.