The following SSIP projects are currently in pre-construction or construction.
Grey Infrastructure Projects
Through Phase 1 of the SSIP, our planned improvements will upgrade our critical aging and seismically vulnerable grey infrastructure like pump stations, sewer pipes, transport storage boxes and treatment facilities into a state of good repair.
Wastewater Treatment Facilities Projects (Southeast Treatment Plant, Oceanside Treatment Plant and North Point Wet Weather Facility).
The proposed upgrades would replace and relocate the outdated existing solids treatment facilities with more reliable, efficient, and modern technologies and facilities.
|
The project would replace the function of two existing headworks facilities, modify the Bruce Flynn Pump Station, and construct a new odor control structure.
|
The project will remove sediment buildup inside and outside the North Point Outfall structure, and reline/install corrosion protection systems on pipes and structural supports.
|
Other Projects
• Existing Digesters Gas Handling
|
Collection System Projects
Our collection system includes the sewers, large transport/storage box structures, force mains (pressurized sewer pipes) and pump stations which work together to collect and transport wastewater to our treatment plants.
The first phase of SSIP will look into improving the capacity, conveyance and reliability of the collection system on the Bayside of the City.
|
Improvements and modifications are needed to ensure the facility is reliable and operationally flexible, that it contains equipment redundancy, and remains compliant with State and Federal regulations.
|
This project will rehabilitate or replace portions of the North Shore Force Main (NSFM) and the Drumm & Jackson Streets sewers that are susceptible to failure.
|
Other Collection System Projects
• Marin Street Sewer
Replacement
|
Green Infrastructure Projects
The SSIP will also construct, monitor and evaluate eight green infrastructure projects to manage stormwater before it enters our combined sewer system in each of San Francisco's eight urban watersheds.
Project will create new plazas, improve pedestrian and bicycle safety, and manage stormwater with rain gardens and permeable pavement.
|
Project will improve stormwater management, walking, and biking conditions along the iconic Wiggle route.
|
Project will manage stormwater and create pedestrian community focused areas in Chinatown Alleys.
|
Project will include over 80 rain gardens to manage stormwater along a two mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard.
|
Project will manage stormwater through permeable pavement and green bulbouts and improve the street experience.
|
Project will create a new creek replicating the historic Yosemite Creek and manage flows from McLaren Park.
|
Project will feature two distinct locations creating a mini-plaza on Sunnydale Ave and terraced rain gardens on Leland Ave.
|
Project will use green infrastructure near Baker Beach to improve stormwater management.
|