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Project: East / West Transmission Main
 

Project–At–A–Glance

WSIP Region
San Francisco Local

Construction Start
February, 2007

Construction Finish
May 2009

Current Status
Construction

Project Cost
$29M

East / West Transmission Main

The SFPUC is installing approximately 4.5 mile of 36 and 42-inch pipeline from the Alemany Pump Station in the eastern part of the city to Junipero Serra Boulevard at Holloway. Currently emergency water supplies cannot be pumped from the eastern part of the city to the west. This new transmission line will enable the SFPUC to move water from the east side of the city into the Sunset system in the event of a peninsula pipeline failure or other emergencies.

Construction began in February 2007 and now has a target completion date of May, 2009. This project is one of several water system improvement projects approved by San Francisco voters in November 2002 to repair, replace, and seismically upgrade the Hetch Hetchy water system.

 

Need more information?
Contact Robert Lopez at (415) 554-3286 or via email at rlopez@sfwater.org



Published: 11/18/2008  |  Updated: 11/18/2008 |  Published By: Communications and Public Outreach

November 14, 2008 - Beginning the week of December 1, 2008, Ranger Pipelines, the contractor working for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) will resume work on the installation of the last phase (300 feet of pipe remaining) of the new 4.5 mile East West transmission line that will extend from the eastern part of the city (Portola) to the west (Ingleside).     Read more 




 
 
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