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AB Pipeline Replacement Project

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The Vista Irrigation District is undertaking the AB Pipeline Replacement Project to replace a 1,700-linear-foot, 14-inch-diameter gravity-powered water pipeline in the City of San Marcos and surrounding unincorporated areas of San Diego County with a new 18-inch-diameter gravity-powered pipeline. Although the new pipeline has a larger diameter, it is designed to maintain the same water supply capacity as the existing system, ensuring ongoing service to current and planned developments without increasing overall water flows or requiring infrastructure expansion. Three alignment options are under review: the Existing Alignment, the SE10 Alternative Alignment, and the preferred Road Alternative Alignment. The Road Alternative Alignment, which would run primarily along an existing dirt road north of the current pipeline and require a new 20-foot utility easement for the western portion, is the recommended option. The project involves full removal or abandonment of the existing pipeline, including all aboveground sections, and full replacement with an underground system aligned within or adjacent to existing utility easements and public rights-of-way. The project adheres to environmental compliance under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration prepared to evaluate potential impacts. Key environmental review components include biological assessments, cultural resources studies, climate action plan consistency reviews, construction noise analysis, and CalEEMod output files, all documented in associated appendices. The project must meet specific thresholds under AB 32, SB 32, and AB 1279 to ensure greenhouse gas emissions from construction remain below 500 MT CO2e annually and align with regional climate goals. Inspection and acceptance criteria are defined around noise limits (60 dBA hourly average), vibration thresholds (80 VdB for human annoyance, 90 VdB for potential structural impact), and protections for special-status species under the California Endangered Species Act and Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Mitigation measures BIO-1 through BIO-7 and NOI-1 are required, with oversight and final approval vested in the Vista Irrigation District as Lead Agency. All environmental documentation, including the Notice of Completion, must be submitted to the State Clearinghouse in Sacramento. While the project is publicly forecasted with a posted date of October 21, 2025, and a public review period from October 22 to November 20, 2025, no contract value, pricing details, solicitation number, or formal procurement clauses are available in the provided materials, indicating this

General Info

Replace 1,700-foot, 14-inch pipeline with 18-inch gravity pipeline using road alignment, ensuring same capacity, complying with CEQA and climate goals.

Agency

California → Vista Irrigation District

NAICS

237120 - Oil and Gas Pipeline and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Esplendido Avenue, Bluebird Canyon Road, San Marcos, CA, 92084

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Appendix E Construction Noise Analysis for AB Pipeline Replacement Project

PDFconstruction-noise-analysis

Appendix B Biological Technical Report for AB Pipeline Replacement Project

PDFbiological-technical-report

Appendix A CalEEMod Output Files for AB Pipeline Project

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AB Pipeline Replacement Project Notice of Completion

PDFnotice-of-completion

Appendix C Cultural Resources Study for AB Pipeline Replacement Project

PDFstudy-report

AB Pipeline Replacement Project Notice of Intent to Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration

PDFspecial-notice

AB Pipeline Replacement Project Summary Form

PDFenvironmental-summary

Appendix D_CAP Consistency Checklist for 2024 Climate Action Plan

PDFchecklist

AB Pipeline Replacement Project Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration October 2025

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AgencyCalifornia → Vista Irrigation District
Contacts2 people available
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California → Vista Irrigation District
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Contacts
Christina OlsonEngineering Services Manager
Jason RunyanSenior Environmental Project Manager

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HELIX Environmental Planning
La Mesa, CA

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The project consists of the replacement of an existing 1,700-linear foot (LF) Vista Irrigation District (VID) gravity powered water pipeline in the City of San Marcos and unincorporated San Diego County. The existing 14-inch-diameter pipeline is located primarily underground with portions located aboveground. The existing pipeline would be removed or abandoned and replaced with an 18-inch-diameter gravity powered pipeline. Although the project would replace an existing 14-inch pipe with an upsized 18-inch pipe, it would have the same water supply capacity and would maintain flows for existing and planned development in the area. The project would not substantially increase water flows in the area and would not require the expansion of associated VID infrastructure. Future development proposing connections to VID infrastructure would be required to undergo separate review by VID to ensure capacity to accommodate proposed water flows. Three potential project alignment options are being considered for replacing VID’s existing AB pipeline. The three project alignment options being considered are the Existing Alignment, SE10 Alternative Alignment, and Road Alternative Alignment options. For the purposes of this Initial Study, all three alignments are analyzed individually for each issue area to assess the potential environmental impacts of each option; however, the Road Alternative Alignment Option is the preferred option. Existing Alignment Option If the Existing Alignment Option is chosen, the project would replace the existing 1,700-LF AB pipeline at its current location or abandon the pipeline and construct a new 1,700-LF pipeline adjacent to the existing alignment, within the 20-foot-wide existing VID utility easement for the AB pipeline. The existing aboveground portions of the pipeline would be removed and replaced with an entirely underground alignment. SE10 Alternative Alignment Option The SE10 Alternative Alignment Option would abandon the existing 1,700-LF AB pipeline and construct a new 1,800-LF pipeline north of the Existing Alignment along the northern boundary of the parcel. The SE10 Alternative Alignment Option would occur partially within a previously recorded, but not utilized, VID 20-foot-wide utility easement. The eastern portions of the alignment would also be located partially within the existing San Diego County Water Authority aqueduct easement. Road Alternative Alignment Option (Preferred) The Road Alternative Alignment Option would abandon the existing 1,700-LF AB pipeline and construct a new 1,720-LF pipeline as follows: the western 1,300-LF portion of the alignment would be within an existing dirt road immediately north and outside of any VID existing utility easements, requiring the recording of a new 20-foot-wide utility easement for this reach; the eastern portion of the alignment would be located within the 20-foot-wide existing VID utility easement for the AB pipeline that crosses the San Diego County Water Authority aqueduct easement.

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