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Central Basin Municipal Water District Proposition 1 Recycled Water Customer Conversion for Disadvantaged Communities Project

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The Central Basin Municipal Water District Proposition 1 Recycled Water Customer Conversion for Disadvantaged Communities Project involves the installation of recycled water pipeline segments across seven public sites in California. The project includes both external installations within public rights-of-way and internal installations at specific facilities: Bellflower City Hall, Maywood Academy High School, San Antonio Elementary School, Tanner Elementary School, Tweedy Elementary School, Bloomfield Park, and Fedde Middle School. Pipeline lengths vary by site, with the most extensive external installation occurring at Fedde Middle School with 6,000 lineal feet. Scheduled to begin in 2025, the installation process is expected to take approximately six months. The project has undergone environmental review under CEQA, resulting in a Mitigated Negative Declaration and a Notice of Determination confirming that no significant environmental impacts were found, provided that adopted mitigation measures and monitoring plans are followed. The project is managed by the Engineering Manager of the Central Basin Municipal Water District under NAICS code 237110.

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Install recycled water pipelines at seven California public sites to support underserved communities, beginning 2025.

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California → Central Basin Municipal Water District

Place of Performance

Randolph St, Pine Ave Randolph St, State St, Rosecrans Ave, Pinehurt Ave, Atlantic Ave, 215th,, CA, various

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Basin Municipal Water District
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California → Central Basin Municipal Water District
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Braden YuEngineering Manager

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The proposed project involves the installation of new recycled water (RW) pipeline through installation of distinct recycled water segments within public rights-of-way and internally at the seven public sites that will be connected to the District’s new recycled water transmission system, as follows: • Bellflower City Hall, City of Bellflower o RW Pipeline (external): 0 lineal feet (LF) o RW Pipeline (internal): 175 LF • Maywood Academy High School, City of Maywood o RW Pipeline (external): 600 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 0 LF • San Antonio Elementary School, City of Huntington Park o RW Pipeline (external): 45 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 40 LF • Tanner Elementary School, City of Paramount o RW Pipeline (external): 20 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 500 LF • Tweedy Elementary School, City of South Gate o RW Pipeline (external): 50 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 80 LF • Bloomfield Park, City of Lakewood o RW Pipeline (external): 100 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 225 LF • Fedde Middle School, City of Hawaiian Gardens o RW Pipeline (external): 6,000 LF o RW Pipeline (internal): 300 LF The RW pipeline will be installed beginning over a 6 month period beginning in 2025.

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