PG&E Line 123 Replacement Project - City of Roseville

PG&E Line 123 Replacement Project - City of Roseville

PG&E currently owns and operates Line 123, a natural gas pipeline that serves customers in PG&E's Sacramento and Sierra Divisions. As part of its Pipeline Safety and Enhancement Plan (PSEP), PG&E proposes to replace approximately 16,296 total linear feet (3.1 linear miles) of Line 123 located within the City of Roseville (City), Placer County, California. PG&E's PSEP program was developed to comply with California Public Utilities Commission Decision 11-06-017, which called for strength-testing or replacement of untested pipe. Accordingly, PG&E proposes to replace a portion of Line 123 as part of the PG&E Line 123 Pipeline Replacement Project (referred to here as the "the proposed project" or "the project"). The project proposes to new easements across City owned property to facilitate replacement of the existing 12-inch diameter steel pipe with a 16-inch diameter pipe utilizing horizontal directional drilling (HDD), jack-and-bore, and open-trench constructions techniques. Construction would occur in two phases. Phase 1 construction would begin upon Council approval through summer 2014. Phase 1 would include the entire length of pipeline within Roseville with the exception of approximately 2,000 lineal feet located with a preserve area 1,400 feet north of and 600 feet south of Pleasant Grove Boulevard which comprises the Phase 2 segment. Work within the Woodcreek Oaks Golf Course is currently targeting a two week period between August 18 and August 28, 2014. Timing of Phase 2 construction has not been identified.

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