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LAPC Sewer Line Replacement Project

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The Los Angeles Community College District is moving forward with an urgent campus-wide replacement of aging and damaged sewer infrastructure at Los Angeles Pierce College, addressing critical failures in a system that has exceeded its service life and is now prone to frequent breaks, blockages, and structural failures. Approximately 6,500 linear feet of sewer lines, ranging from 8 to 12 inches in diameter and buried an average of 12 feet underground, will be excavated and replaced using traditional trenching methods to restore reliable function without increasing system capacity or adding new utility components. The existing sewer line segment owned by the City of Los Angeles via easement is also included in the replacement scope. The deteriorated condition of the system poses an immediate risk to public health, safety, and environmental integrity, with potential for sewer overflow, service interruption, and contamination, making this a high-priority emergency repair initiative. The project has been deemed exempt from environmental review under CEQA as of March 4, 2026, by the District’s Board of Trustees, based on the urgent need to mitigate documented infrastructure failure. Final approval of the project and a formal Notice of Exemption will follow confirmation of funding from the California Community Colleges State Chancellor’s Office. The initiative is managed under the District’s Facilities Planning & Development division, with Dr. Leigh T. Sata serving as the primary point of contact. The project remains a necessary intervention to ensure uninterrupted campus operations and compliance with public health and safety standards.

General Info

Replace 6,500 linear feet of failing sewer lines at Pierce College via trenching to ensure public health and safety.

Agency

California → Los Angeles Community College District

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction

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PostedJun 16

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles Community College District

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Organization / Agency

California → Los Angeles Community College District

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Contacts

Dr. Leigh T. SataVice Chancellor & Chief Facilities Executive Facilities Planning & Development and Build-LACCD

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Los Angeles Community College District ("District") is proposing a project to replace/repair its existing sewer system at Los Angeles Pierce College ("LAPC"). The proposed project involves the campus-wide replacement of aging and damaged sewer line utility infrastructure, including a segment of sewer line owned by the City of Los Angeles via easement ("Project"). Approximately 6,500 linear feet of sewer lines ranging from 8 to 12 inches and an average of 12 feet deep would be replaced throughout campus. Trenching would be used to replace all sewer lines, which consists of excavating land until the entirety of the sewer line section is exposed before workers manually conduct repairs or replacement. The proposed Project would repair failing existing sewer utilities by replacing existing, deteriorated infrastructure with new lines. The overall capacity of the LAPC sewer system would remain the same, and no additional utility infrastructure would be added as part of Project activities. There is substantial evidence to support that the sewer line system is immediately failing infrastructure, making it an urgent, high-priority project that rises to the level of emergency repairs. The majority of the existing infrastructure is far beyond its service life, resulting in frequent sewer line breaks and blockages. The deteriorated sewer line serving the campus has reduced reliability and is at risk of failure, overflow, or service interruption due to frequent cracking, fractures, and offset joints. Failure of the sewer system would pose an immediate threat to public health and safety and could result in environmental contamination and disruption of essential campus services. On March 4, 2026, the Board of Trustees of the District found that the Project was exempt from CEQA review. Once the California Community Colleges State Chancellor's Office confirms the award of Project funding, The Board of Trustees of the District will approve the Project and a further Notice of Exemption will be filed.