SLRP_Maps.pdf

SLRP_Maps.pdf is a mapping document related to the Sewer Lateral Replacement Project managed by the City of California's wastewater division. The project is part of a Council-approved Capital Improvement Program (CIP) designed to enhance the reliability of the City's wastewater collection system and reduce sanitary sewer overflow risks. The initiative focuses on replacing deteriorated public sewer laterals identified through comprehensive maintenance records review conducted via the Sewer Overflows Alternative Program (SOAP). Based on an analysis of approximately 2,454 sewer laterals, 210 laterals were prioritized for replacement and ranked according to structural defect severity and maintenance frequency. These 210 laterals are grouped into three sets of approximately 70 laterals each to support a three-year construction contract schedule, with roughly 70 public sewer laterals planned for replacement annually. The project will employ either pipe bursting or open-cut installation methods depending on site-specific conditions.

The document serves as a reference tool for identifying the geographic locations and specific addresses of sewer laterals designated for replacement over the three-year contract period. This mapping resource enables contractors and project stakeholders to visualize project scope, assess site accessibility, and plan construction logistics across the phased replacement schedule. The prioritization methodology ensures resources are allocated to address the most critical infrastructure deficiencies first, thereby maximizing system reliability improvements and reducing ongoing maintenance expenditures for the City's wastewater collection system.