Rehabilitation of the Existing San Joaquin Pipelines
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Summary
- SCH Number
- 2010082008
- Lead Agency
- San Francisco, City and County of (City and County of San Francisco)
- Document Title
- Rehabilitation of the Existing San Joaquin Pipelines
- Document Type
- FIN - Final Document
- Received
- Document Description
- NOTES: Review per Lead The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is proposing the Rehabilitation of the Existing San Joaquin Pipelines. This project consists of condition assessment, repair, rehabilitation, and maintenance of the existing San Joaquin Pipeline System. The San Joaquin Pipeline System is a part of the SFPUC's regional water system and includes three large-diameter pipelines that carry water nearly 48 miles across the San Joaquin Valley. The San Joaquin Pipeline System traverses portions of Tuolumne, Stanislaus, and San Joaquin counties, including the cities of Riverbank and Modesto. Construction activities would occur within existing SFPUC facility boundaries. Project construction activities would be ongoing and intermittent, beginning in 2011 and extending over approximately 20 years.
- Contact Information
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Jamie Dean
City and County of San Francisco
1650 Mission Street Suite 400
San Francisco, CA 94103
415-575-9028
Location
- Cities
- Modesto Riverbank
- Counties
- San Joaquin Stanislaus Tuolumne
- Cross Streets
- Various
- Zip
- Various
- Total Acres
- 900
- State Highways
- I-5, I-580, SR-132, SR-33
- Railways
- UPRR, Sierra Railroad
- Airports
- Oakdale Airport
- Schools
- various
- Waterways
- San Joaquin River, CA Aqueduct, Irrigation canals.
Notice of Completion
- Development Type
- Water Facilities (Pipeline Repair Type)
- Local Action
- Other Action
- Project Issues
- Agricultural Land Air Quality Archaeologic-Historic Biological Resources Flood Plain/Flooding Forest Land/Fire Hazard Geologic/Seismic Minerals Noise Population/Housing Balance Public Services Recreation/Parks Soil Erosion/Compaction/Grading Solid Waste Toxic/Hazardous Traffic/Circulation Vegetation Water Quality Water Supply Wetland/Riparian Wildlife Land Use Cumulative Effects