Construction and Operation of Water Treatment Plant and Bicycle Lake Water Main Extension

Construction and Operation of Water Treatment Plant and Bicycle Lake Water Main Extension

The State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB), as the responsible agency, will be issuing a water supply permit. The Regional Water Quality Control Board proposed project included the construction and operation of a new water treatment plant and extension to the existing Bicycle Lake water main to the water treatment plant. The water system improvements include pipelines connecting the water plant to Bicycle Lake booster station, replacement of expired pipe and equipment, and water supply/distribution system expansion. Other system improvements include improvements of fire flow, installation of a new water well at Langford Lake and connecting Irwin basin well(s) to Longford Lake transmission line. Tank construction includes rehabilitation of existing water storage tanks and repair/replacement of a structurally failing 1 million gallons or 3,785 cubic meters water storage tank. Project includes a connection to Energy Monitoring and Control System. The connection of Irwin wells to the Langford transmission line includes the rehabilitation of well I-9 and placing a building on the site with tank and booster pumps. Well I-2A will be configured to provide supplemental water to the reclaimed water system. The design capacity of the proposed water treatment plant is 6 million gallons per day with the capability of expanding to 12 million gallons per day in the future as needed.

San Bernardino

Water Facilities (Type Drinking Water, MGD 6)

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