Jack London Square Webster Street Outfall Pipe Replacement
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The Permittee will replace a 160-foot section of damaged 54-inch steel corrugated pipe along the Webster Street outfall in Jack London Square, Oakland, with a new 52-inch steel corrugated pipe of the same length. Restoration efforts include installing metal pipe joint bands every 20 feet, each lined with rubber to ensure a secure fit without the use of sealant. These bands will be anchored to existing concrete using 6- to 8-inch metal stakes, which require no backfilling, ensuring minimal disruption to surrounding infrastructure. All materials—including the new pipe, rubber liners, joint bands, and metal stakes—will be installed manually using portable hand tools, avoiding heavy machinery and reducing environmental impact. No materials or pollutants will be discharged into San Francisco Bay, maintaining strict compliance with water quality standards. The work is authorized under the jurisdiction of the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 – San Francisco Bay, and the project is managed by Water Resource Control Engineer Nathaniel Goetz.
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Oakland, CASet-Aside
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