Capital Improvement Projects List

Image NOTE: The list of public facilities improvement projects shown below contains projects that have completed the necessary budgetary and environmental approval process, as well as those proposed for construction. Appearance of a project on this list does not constitute final approval of any project. Each project is subject to environmental and engineering review to be conducted in accordance with the applicable requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and City Code provisions. To find out about a few Recreation & Parks projects not listed here, visit www.srcity.org/parks.

Click a Project ID in the table below to see the project web-page report.

Filtered by Projects with Water Component

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Proposed		00080Emergency Groundwater Supply DevelopmentThis is a multi-year project to locate and construct multiple groundwater wells to provide a backup water supply in the event of a natural disaster or other event that disrupts the City's water supply from Sonoma Water.2014/012029/01
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Construction		00189Slater Street and Lewrosa Way Sewer and Water Main Replacement ProjectThis project will replace aged water main and sewer main in Lewrosa Way and in Slater Street from Lewis Road to Dexter Street. Upsizing the water mains will improve fire flow and reduce maintenance costs. Replacing older deteriorated VCP pipe reduces inflow and infiltration and reduces maintenance costs.The pavement will be reconstructed along Slater Street between Lewis Road and Dexter Street and in Lewrosa Way once mains have been replaced. Nine existing curb ramps will also be replaced.2021/102022/03
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Construction		00327Terra Linda and Buena Vista Sewer and Water Replacement - Phase 1This project will upgrade existing 6-inch water mains along Terra Linda Dr. to remediate fire flow deficiencies. Aged sewer mains (1961) will be replaced congruently to minimize the potential for future deficiencies. Water and Sewer mains in Terra Linda Ct. will also be replaced. The pavement will be reconstructed along Terra Linda Dr. to Buena Vista and in Terra Linda Ct. once mains have been replaced. ** Note: This project is separate from PID00158 North Trunk Sewer Replacement -Mendocino Ave to Terra Linda Dr2022/052023/03
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Proposed		01178Fulton Rd from Guerneville Rd to Piner Rd - Widen to Four LanesThe purpose of this project is to ease future traffic congestion. Fulton Road will be reconstructed and widened to 4 lanes with bike lanes and sidewalks between Guerneville Road and Piner Road. The Project includes PG&E Rule 20A underground district, roller compact paving, 2 travel lines in each direction, widen sidewalk, bike lanes, median islands and storm drain improvements.2022/042023/12
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Warranty		01675Montgomery Dr Water System Improvements - Mission Blvd to Jackson DrThis project will replace a parallel 4" steel water (1947) main and a 6" ACP water main (1969) with a single 8" water main from Montgomery Drive and from Mission Boulevard to Jackson Drive. The 4" steel main is of primary concern and a new single main will reduce maintenance costs.2021/032021/07
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Proposed		01903Los Alamos Trunk Replacement: Streamside Dr to Elaine DrThe Los Alamos sewer trunk installed in the 1950's is undersized and is in poor condition. This project will is the first phase of approximately 5,500 LF of a multiphase project that will ultimately replace approximately 16,000 LF. It will provide more capacity to help prevent overflows, increase reliability, and reduce maintenance. In addition, it will be re-aligned out of yards and further away from the creek where practical. Relocation of the water main may be necessary in certain locations to create adequate separation from proposed sewer line.2022/092023/12
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Proposed		01999Cobblestone Dr Zone R2-R4 Water Main ConnectionThis project is meant to improve fire protection water flow in the Cobblestone neighborhood only. Several fire hydrants serving approximately 48 homes at the north end of Cobblestone Dr have sub-optimal fire flow. A new 10 inch HDPE pipeline is proposed to connect the existing pipeline in Tillmont Way (Pressure Zone R2) to the existing 6 inch diameter pipeline located in Cobblestone Drive (Pressure Zone R4). In addition, to allow for the ability to isolate the Cobblestone Drive neighborhood water system to create a new pressure zone, approximately 174 LF of 8" diameter PVC water pipe will be installed near the southern end of the Cobblestone Drive loop.2022/102023/02
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Proposed		02212Seismic Upgrades and Improvements Phase 5 - R9A, R16 and R17 AND VFD and Fire Pump Additions at S16 & S17Reservoirs 9A, 16 & 17 have numerous structural deficiencies including ringwall foundation instability, inadequate foundation reinforcing steel, insufficient anchorage embedment, excessive shell stresses in several shell courses and weak interior center support columns. While the operating water levels in each of the reservoirs should be reduced until the deficiencies are addressed, this is not currently being considered as fire protection capabilities for the areas served by the tanks would be compromised. This project may be receiving Hazard Mitigation Grant Funding in Spring of 2018.2023/052025/07
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Proposed		02256Backup Generators - Water and Wastewater FacilitiesThis project will replace existing emergency generators and related equipment at 18 water and wastewater facilities in and around Santa Rosa. These upgrades increase generator capacities, update aging equipment, transition facilities to more reliable fuel sources, and decrease greenhouse emissions. This project is part of our larger and ongoing efforts to harden the City's critical infrastructure against potential future hazards, and is funded in part by grants secured from FEMA and the California Office of Emergency Services.N/AN/A

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