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Under Design/Planned

Highline Water Main Replacement Project-Phase I

This project is limited to the replacement of approximately 14,725 L.F. of water pipeline including all fittings, valves, water services, hydrants, and appurtenances, providing traffic control, performing utility location and verification (excavating, exposing, and verifying top, bottom, and side of utility facilities); all pavement removal and disposal, all earthwork (including trenching, material or select native material), compacting, protecting in place or removing and replacing all existing utilities, trees, and public and private improvements; replacing all asphalt concrete pavement including asphalt concrete overlays, pavement striping, restriping; testing and disinfecting all pipelines; replacing destroyed survey monuments; disposing of excess soil and rock material and restoring all areas and improvements to pre-construction conditions.

Expected start of construction: June 2013

Bid and Award

There are no water projects open for bid at this time.

Under Construction

Brookside Ave. & Ash St. Water Pipeline Replacement Project (Project No. 71241)

The scope of work for this project includes, but is not limited to, installation of approximately 1,130 linear feet of 12" DIP pipelines, 630 linear feet of 8" DIP pipelines, 50 linear feet of CML&C pipelines and appurtenances, 3 fire hydrants, reconnection of 30 services, tie-in to existing lines, grind & overlay, and re-striping and pavement markings.

Contract Amount: $354,350.00

Source of Fund: Water Project Fund

Start Date for Construction: 6/17/2013

Expected Completion Date: 7/26/2013

 

Soffel Avenue Water Pipeline Replacement Project, Project No. 71239

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard and deteriorated which are not economical to repair.

Project Location: Soffel Avenue from Opal Avenue to E. San Bernardino Avenue, Turquoise Avenue from Capri Avenue to E. San Bernardino Ave, and E. San Bernardino Avenue from Opal Avenue to 200 linear feet east of Soffel Avenue.

Contract Amount: $352,815.81

Source of Fund: Water Project Fund

Start Date for Construction: 6/10/13

Expected Completion Date: 8/9/2013

 

Country Club Booster Station Electrical and Yard Piping

Demolition and replacement of an existing booster station utilizing an innovative submerged pump design. Three submerged pumps will be installed with a bay for a future pump; associated underground and surface piping; multiple flow meters; Lighting, electrical system upgrades and SCADA work (remote data acquisition); site drainage and pavement replacement. Design was significantly revised to include a new reservoir overflow drainage system conveyed offsite for both reservoirs.

Expected Completion Date: April 13, 2013

 

2012 Capital Improvement Program Water Pipeline Replacement Project (Project No. 71206)

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard, deteriorated and undersized, which are not economical to repair.

Estimated Start of Construction: 7/26/12

Expected Completion Date: 6/20/13

 

Brookside Avenue Water Main Replacement

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard and deteriorated, which are not economical to repair.

Anticipated Start Date for Construction: 1/2/2013

Expected Completion Date: 2/1/2013

 

Capital Improvement Program: Optimization of Horace P. Hinckley Water Treatment Plant

The work for this project consists of improvements to major parts of Hinckley and Agate Reservoir including the 1) Influent Meter and Mixing Structure; 2) Flocculation and Settling Basin; 3) Filter; 4) Waste Washwater Recovery Basin; 5) Packaged Water Treatment System 6) Sludge Lagoons; 7) Chemical Feed and Storage System 8) Agate Reservoir and Blending System 9) Electrical and Instrumentation and Control Work; and 10) Yard piping and structures.

Expected Completion Date: March 2013

 

Completed

Citrus Avenue Water Pipeline Replacement Project (Project No. 71237)

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard and deteriorated, which are not economical to repair.

Contract Amount: $121,478.00

Source of Fund: Water Fund

 

Fifth Avenue Pipeline Replacement Project

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard, deteriorated and undersized, which are not economical to repair.

Total Cost of the Project: $197,277.02

Construction Completed: November 30, 2012 (Waterline Only)

 

Texas Street Reservoir Rehabilitation

 

 This project is limited to, exterior cleaning with pressure washing and hand tool preparation, interior sandblasting, interior and exterior recoating with a two part epoxy coating system, new safety features on the exterior such as a staircase and fall protection system, a new interior access ladder with "Saf-T-Climb", a new cathodic protection system and a new tank outlet with yard piping.

Expected Completion Date: July 2012

 

 

Smiley Reservoir Site Improvement

Installation of an electrical motor control center, some demolition and some drainage improvements.

Project Completed: April 2012

Capital Improvement Program Water Pipeline Replacement Project Phase III

Replacement of water pipelines that are substandard, deteriorated and undersized, which are not economical to repair.

Project Completed: November 2010

Country Club Reservoir No.1 Replacement Project

This project is limited to the removal of the existing aluminum dome and partial demolition of the visible portion of the existing concrete reservoir, the installation of a new steel reservoir inside the remaining portion of the concrete reservoir and installation of the aluminum dome.

Project Completed: June 2011

Chrysolite Pipeline Replacement Project

The existing water main will be abandoned in favor of a new water main on the east side of the road.

Project Completed: July 2011

Texas St. Booster Station Rehabilitation

Replacement of the boosters and piping, motors rewound, can extensions added and booster cans recoated to increase life. The removal and installation of the motor and pumps was performed by City crews to reduce the cost of the project.

Project Completed: June 2011

Highline Water Main Replacement Project

This project was limited to the replacement of approximately 7500' of water pipeline including all fittings, valves, water services, hydrants and appurtenances, providing traffic control, performing utility location and verification (excavating, exposing, and verifying top, bottom, and side of utility facilities); all pavement removal and disposal, all earthwork (including trenching, material or select native material), compacting, protecting in place or removing and replacing all existing utilities, trees, and public and private improvements; replacing all asphalt concrete pavement including asphalt concrete overlays, pavement striping, restriping; testing and disinfecting all pipelines; replacing destroyed survey monuments; disposing of excess soil and rock material and restoring all areas and improvements to pre-construction conditions.

Project Completed: December 27, 2010

Alabama Pressure Reducing Valve Project:

Project Completed:

Airport 2 Well Rehabilitation

When first installed in 1999 Airport No. 2 well produced 1,500 gallons per minute (gpm). Currently the well produces 1,000 gpm. This well is routinely operated and in 2010 the well produced 346 acre feet of water. In March 2011 Council approved an agreement with South West Pump & Drilling Inc. for the rehabilitation of Airport 2 well. This agreement included a video inspection to determine the condition of the well, a replacement pump, and rehabilitation work on the well. This well was selected for rehabilitation based on the well's reduced production capacity and air production. After removal of the pump and a review of the video from the interior of the well, there is a significant scaling problem which is believed to be part of the cause of the reduced production capacity. City staff discussed the video and condition of the well with the contractor performing the rehabilitation work and determined chemical treatment is necessary. The chemical treatment process is designed to remove the scale and restore some of the well's capacity and reduce some of the air entering the well. In addition to restoring much of the wells lost capacity its reliability and service life has been greatly extended.

Project Completed: August 2011

Agate 2 Well Rehabilitation

Agate 2 was drilled in 1980 to a depth of 627 feet with 20 inch casing. The well was designed to pump 2300 gallons per minute (GPM) and has significantly declined the past years and is currently pumping 1500 GPM. In 2010 the City rehabilitated the well and pump and motor to restore its capacity. After the project was completed the well's capacity increased to 2000 GPM. In addition to restoring much of the wells lost capacity its reliability and service life has been greatly extended.

Project Completed: 2010

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Today

  1. City Council Closed Session Meeting
    • Start time: 05:00pm
    • End date: Tuesday, June 18th
    • End time: 06:00pm

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    • End date: Tuesday, June 18th
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  3. Wildland Conservancy Adult Program
    • Start time: 06:00pm
    • End date: Tuesday, June 18th
    • End time: 07:00pm

    • Come hear the Wildland Conservancy of Oak Glen speak about their programs, facilities, and new book.

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Tomorrow

  1. Annual State of the Community Luncheon
    • Start time: 11:30am
    • End date: Wednesday, June 19th
    • End time: 01:00pm

    • The Redlands Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend the Annual State of the Community Luncheon. The Honorable Mayor Pete Aguilar will present the program that will encapsulate the past year and offer insight into the future of Redlands.

      There will be an opportunity for questions from the floor.

      The cost of the luncheon is $35.00 per person, reservations are required. 909-793-2446

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  2. Post 261 Explorer Meeting
    • Start time: 06:30pm
    • End date: Wednesday, June 19th
    • End time: 08:30pm

    • Open Enrollment to join the Redlands Explorer Program is in January of every year, but you can pick-up and drop-off applications through-out the entire year at the Fire Administration office. Ages to join are between 15 years To 21 years old.

      Fire Administrative Office
      35 Cajon Street #12
      Redlands, CA 92373

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Thursday, June 20th

  1. Market Night
    • Start time: 06:00pm
    • End date: Thursday, June 20th
    • End time: 09:00pm

    • Established in 1988, Redlands Market Night has established itself as one of the most successful certified farmers markets in Southern California! Vendors vie to participate in the event that has attracted thousands of weekly visitors since its inception. Visitors are welcomed into an inviting atmosphere complete with lighted trees, brick sidewalks, historic buildings, and great musical entertainment. Crowds are pleasantly surrounded by over 150 food and merchandise booths, not to mention the downtown shopkeepers, every Thursday night.

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Friday, June 21st

  1. City Hall Closed
    • Start time: 07:30am
    • End date: Friday, June 21st
    • End time: 05:30pm

    • Extended service hours are offered in order for the public to conduct City business before and after traditional business hours. City staff is available 9 hours a day to serve you. City Hall offices are closed every other Friday.

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Saturday, June 22nd

  1. Saturday Morning Certified Farmers Market
    • Start time: 08:00am
    • End date: Saturday, June 22nd
    • End time: 11:00am

    • The City’s successful Saturday Morning Certified Farmers Market brings fresh local produce to historic downtown Redlands every Saturday.

      The Saturday Morning Certified Farmers’ Market began June 6, 2009, bringing local growers to the City parking lot south of Redlands Boulevard between Fifth and Sixth streets near Ed Hales Park. The market operates from 8 to 11 a.m. every Saturday, excluding holiday weekends.

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  2. Household Hazardous Waste collection
    • Start time: 09:30am
    • End date: Saturday, June 22nd
    • End time: 12:30pm

    • During operating hours, residents can dispose of household materials including, outdated prescription medication (with the exception of controlled substances), outdated pet prescription medication, paint products, chemical cleaners, pesticides, fertilizers, hobby/pool supplies, automotive oil, filters, brake fluid, transmission fluid, anti-freeze, gasoline, and propane tanks.

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  3. Wine & Music - June is Jumpin' Event
    • Start time: 04:00pm
    • End date: Saturday, June 22nd
    • End time: 07:00pm

    • June is Jumpin' Event
      Paxton Cellars, State Street Winery, The Dregs, Hangar 24 and more! Come on downtown to Ed Hales Park for an afternoon of summertime wine tastings and great music. Tickets will be available for $20, which includes the wine tasting, wineglass, light refreshments and entertainment.

      For more information call 909-798-7629

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Monday, June 24th

  1. Environmental Review Committee

Tuesday, June 25th

  1. Planning Commission Meeting

Wednesday, June 26th

  1. Townhall Meeting
    • Start time: 06:00pm
    • End date: Wednesday, June 26th
    • End time: 08:00pm

    • Redlands Police Chief Mark A. Garcia and Fire Chief Jeff L. Frazier will hold a joint town hall meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 26, in the Redlands City Council Chambers. The meeting will be televised live to cable television customers on Redlands TV.

      Frazier and Garcia will answer questions regarding public safety issues.

      In addition to answering questions from the audience, the Police and Fire Chiefs will also take questions by email and live via the Redlands Police Department’s Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/RedlandsPoliceDepartment and the Redlands Fire Department’s Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/RedlandsFireDepartment. Questions will be answered live online as time permits.

      The Town Hall meeting is part of the City of Redlands’ efforts to promote citizen involvement, in keeping with the City’s commitment to transparency in every aspect of City government. By televising the meeting and taking questions via email and Facebook the departments hope to accommodate residents and address concerns of those who have other commitments or obligations but wish to have specific questions answered.

      The town hall will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 26, in the City Council Chambers at 35 Cajon St. All are welcome and there is no cost to attend. Spanish translation will be available both at the meeting and online.

      Questions may be emailed in advance or during the meeting to Lt. Travis Martinez at tmartinez@redlandspolice.org, to Chief Frazier at jfrazier@confire.org or through either department’s Facebook page.

      Redlands Police and Fire Department press releases and other information are available on the department Facebook pages at www.facebook.com/redlandspolice or www.facebook.com/redlandsfiredepartment and on the City website at www.CityofRedlands.org

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  2. Post 261 Explorer Meeting
    • Start time: 06:30pm
    • End date: Wednesday, June 26th
    • End time: 08:30pm

    • Open Enrollment to join the Redlands Explorer Program is in January of every year, but you can pick-up and drop-off applications through-out the entire year at the Fire Administration office. Ages to join are between 15 years To 21 years old.

      Fire Administrative Office
      35 Cajon Street #12
      Redlands, CA 92373

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