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San Antonio Well Above Ground Facilities

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The San Antonio Well Above Ground Facilities Upgrade is a rehabilitation and infrastructure project managed by the Goleta Water District in Santa Barbara County, California. The primary objective is to upgrade the San Antonio Well, one of the district's highest-producing wells with a capacity of up to 730 gallons per minute, to ensure operational reliability and sustained water treatment capacity during droughts or water quality fluctuations. The scope of work includes replacing the backwash tank and lift station, upgrading the filtration system, upsizing chemical storage, and performing necessary repairs to electrical, structural, and drainage systems. The project is located in Goleta and is categorized as categorically exempt under CEQA Guidelines Section 15302 because the improvements occur on a developed site and do not expand the capacity of the electrical systems, backwash tank, or lift station. Administrative documentation includes a Notice of Exemption filing fee receipt from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, confirming the project's exempt status. While the specific contract value and pricing schedules are not provided in the available forecast data, the project is overseen by Daniel Brooks, the Engineering and Infrastructure Manager for the Goleta Water District.

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Goleta Water District upgrading San Antonio Well infrastructure to ensure reliable water treatment capacity.

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California → Goleta Water District

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Goleta Water District
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California → Goleta Water District
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Daniel BrooksEngineering and Infrastructure Manager

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The project consists of rehabilitating and upgrading the San Antonio Well facility to maintain production and treatment capacity. Improvements include replacing the backwash tank, upgrading the filtration system, upsizing chemical storage, replacing the lift station, and repairing electrical, structural, and drainage systems. San Antonio Well, one of the District’s highest-producing wells, currently produces up to 730 gallons per minute. These upgrades will improve operational reliability, sustain maximum treatment capacity, and ensure continued water supply during droughts or water quality fluctuations.

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