Six Acres Water Company Water System Annexation Project

The Six Acres Water Company Water System Annexation Project is a forecast initiative by the City of Cloverdale, California, to consolidate the drinking water infrastructure of the Six Acres Water Company into the city's system. The project involves the annexation of parcels served by the company and the installation of approximately 4,000 linear feet of new 8-inch and 12-inch PVC and ductile iron pipe water mains using open trench methods. Key infrastructure work includes replacing existing water services, installing gate valves, fire hydrants, and lateral assemblies, constructing a new 12-inch ductile iron pipe bridge across Muscat Creek, and implementing all-weather access improvements in areas without existing roadways. The project is approved by the State Water Resources Control Board and is classified as categorically exempt under California Environmental Quality Act Classes 1, 2, and 3, as it focuses on the repair and replacement of existing potable water infrastructure without increasing overall capacity. Environmental impacts are minimal, with work limited to tree trimming rather than full removal, and water usage rates will remain unchanged. Performance will take place within Cloverdale, specifically along S. Cloverdale Blvd, Hamblin Ln, El Rancho Dr, and Lile Ln. Administrative oversight is provided by the City of Cloverdale, with Rafael Miranda serving as the Associate Planner and Kevin Thompson as the lead agency contact.