Feasibility to Connect Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park to PWD System

The Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park Project, managed by the Palmdale Water District, aims to consolidate the Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park into the district's system to ensure an affordable and reliable water supply. This initiative is necessary because the park's existing well is out of production, forcing a reliance on daily water deliveries. The project is located at 36223 Sierra Highway in Palmdale, California, and has been granted a Notice of Exemption under Class 1 and Class 3 categorical exemptions for small utility facilities and new construction. The technical scope of work involves significant infrastructure improvements, including the installation of approximately 1,890 feet of 8-inch water main and a 2-inch master meter equipped with a backflow prevention device. Key components include establishing a connection at North Aspen Street and Sierra Hills Lane, connecting to a 20-inch transmission main across Sierra Highway via the northbound unpaved shoulder, and linking to an onsite storage tank and distribution system. Additionally, the project requires the installation of two fire hydrants, one pressure-reducing valve with associated appurtenances, and the eventual destruction and abandonment of the onsite well. Dennis D. LaMoreaux serves as the primary point of contact for the Palmdale Water District regarding this project.