Location Layers: CIP Projects

Helps expand the City’s local water supply to meet the Sonoma County Water Agency capacity goal that local agencies increase emergency and drought delivery to 40% of the average day of the maximum month demand.

An annual project which replaces and upgrades the City of Petaluma’s water utility infrastructure, to meet current demand and design specifications.

This ongoing program upgrades deteriorated water services and saddles to current standards to reduce maintenance costs.

Apply a new coating surface to existing water tanks and remove deteriorated paint to extend the life of the tanks. Includes a seismic assessment and cathodic protection.

This project includes maintenance and replacement of water and sewer mains including sewer lateral connections, and water services on upgraded water mains.

This project will assess the performance and condition of the collection system, pump station, and pump station forcemain and fund the needed upgrades.

This project involves installing a parallel forcemain adjacent to the existing forcemain. This project will include the assessment of the existing forcemain and rehabilitation to provide redundant service of this critical conveyance pipeline.

This project will replace four high capacity 450 horse-power pumps and variable frequency drive units (VFD) at the Primary Influent Pump Stations (PIPS).

During the dry-weather season the City distributes water to recycled irrigation customers. The existing turnouts are at the end of their useful life having been in service for 30+ years. Maintenance is becoming difficult as parts are no longer available.

This ongoing program upgrades deteriorated water services and saddles to current standards to reduce maintenance costs.