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Public Review Documents

The following documents are subject to public review:

 

Project Raw and Treated Wtaer Pipeline Rehabilitaiton Project
Review Period March 18, 2010 - April 13, 2010
Public Review Draft  Raw and Treeated Water Pipelines Rehabilitation Project 
Description

The objectives of the Project are to rehabilitate raw and treated water pipelines to extend reliability adn useful life. 

Contact: Jim Crowley (408) 265-2607 ext. 2877

Project Lower Berryessa Creek Flood Protection Project – Planning Study Report
Review Period March 2010 through May 2010
Public Review Draft

Table of Contents & Executive Summary
Chapter 1 - Background
Chapter 2 - Watershed Descriptions
Chapter 3 - Evaluation of Alternatives
Chapter 4 - Staff Recommended Alternative
Chapter 5 - Maintenance Program
Chapter 6 - Cost Funding Schedule
Chapter 7 -Planning Study Report
Appendix A - Existing Conditions Technical Memo
Appendix B - Hydrology Study
Appendix C - Conceptual Alternatives Matrix
Appendix D - Concept Drawings
Appendix E - Opinion of Probably Construction Costs 

Description

This staff report details the study of this flood protection project area and presents the staff findings. 

Contact: Dennis Chung (408) 265-2607, ext. 2618

 

 

Project

South Bay Advanced Recycled Water Treatment Facility Project 
Review Period Feb. 25, 2010- March 29, 2010
Public Review Draft Final EA/IS-MND and NOD
Description

The proposed project would construct an advanced recycled water treatment facility capable of producing up to 10 million gallons of ultra-pure recycled water per day using advanced treatment technologies including microfiltration, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet disinfection. The product water from the proposed project would be blended with the tertiary effluent from the Santa Jose/Santa Clara Water Pollution Control Plant to reduce the total dissolved solids concentration in the blended water to a maximum of 500 mg/L. The district and the City of San Jose, which have discretionary approval over the project, are respectively the lead agency and the responsible agency under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The United States Bureau of Reclamation, which has discretionary approval over project funds allocated through the Title XVI program, is the lead agency for the proposed project under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

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Project Rinconada Water Treatment Plant Road Repairs and Improvements Project 
Review Period  Feb. 8, 2010 -- Feb. 23, 2010
Public Review Draft Engineer's Report
Description

The proposed Project would :1) Repair and resurface approximately 1200 linear feet of the Service Road and 300 linear feet adjacent to the Clarifiers. 2) To widen the road at the east and west corners near the Warehouse so that trucks could maneuver their vehicles for entering and exiting the lower area of the plant. 3) Construction of the truck turnout at the North Service Road (Approximately 200 feet).

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