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Sanderson Lift Wet Well Lid Replacement Project

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The Sanderson Lift Wet Well Lid Replacement Project, managed by the Eastern Municipal Water District, involves the repair and maintenance of the Sanderson Lift Station located at 198 Sanderson Ave in San Jacinto, California. The primary objective is to replace equipment that has reached the end of its useful service life and to implement ergonomic improvements for the safety of staff and contractors. The project is classified as a minor alteration of an existing public facility with no expansion of use, making it categorically exempt under section 15301. The scope of work includes the replacement of ten wet well lids, specifically three large vault lids, two medium vault lids, two instrument hatches, and three lids at the pipe header. To ensure system functionality and reduce physical strain during operation, the project also requires the installation of spring assisted lifting mechanisms and the replacement of I-beam angle brackets. Administrative coordination for the project is handled by the Eastern Municipal Water District, with primary points of contact including Martha Vilchis and Joe Broadhead.

General Info

Eastern Municipal Water District will replace wet well lids at Sanderson Lift Station.

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California → Eastern Municipal Water District

Place of Performance

Near Sanderson Ave and Cottonwood Ave, San Jacinto, CA, 92582

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AgencyCalifornia → Eastern Municipal Water District
Contacts1 person available
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California → Eastern Municipal Water District
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Martha VilchisWater Resources Specialist Assistant I

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Eastern Municipal Water District’s (EMWD) Sanderson Lift Station, constructed in 2004, has been identified to need maintenance. The scope of work of the proposed project would consist of the replacement of ten (10) wet well lids, with the replacement also including a spring assisted lifting mechanism to ease strain of lifting the lids for EMWD staff and contractors. The I-beam angle brackets for the wet well lids will also be replaced to ensure functionality of the system. The wet well lids that are proposed for this project include: • Three (3) Large Wet Well Vault Lids • Two (2) Medium Wet Well Vault Lids • Two (2) Instrument Hatches • Three (3) at the Pipe Header The purpose of the proposed project is to replace equipment that is nearing end of useful service life and provide adequate ergonomic protection for EMWD staff. Beneficiaries of the project are EMWD staff and ratepayers.

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