Wheatland Regional Sewer Pipeline Project

The City of Wheatland is progressing with the Wheatland Regional Sewer Pipeline Project, identified by Project Number 8753-110 and State Clearinghouse Number 2021110022, under a forecast notice issued for infrastructure development in Yuba County, California. The project entails constructing an approximately eight-mile-long sewer pipeline running north/northeast along roadways through the City of Wheatland and adjacent unincorporated areas of Yuba County, alongside the installation of three new pump stations and a new Public Works corporation yard. A critical component of the project includes the decommissioning of the City’s existing wastewater treatment plant, transitioning operations to the new regional system. Environmental considerations are integral, with adjustments made to avoid permanent impacts to 0.006 acres of vernal pool habitat under Project 9 and to accommodate minor design changes to the State Street Culvert, resulting in a small increase of 0.006 acres of permanent impact to Grasshopper Slough drainage. The Environmental Impact Report and its associated Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan have been completed and serve as foundational documents for compliance under CEQA. The project is funded by the State Water Resources Control Board and is being administered by the City of Wheatland, with point of contact information provided for both the City Engineer and an Environmental Scientist from the State Water Board. The NAICS code 237110 indicates classification under Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. While the forecast notice indicates a posted date of June 2026, the contract value, pricing details, period of performance, delivery schedule, and specific contractual clauses such as inspection criteria, payment terms, or special requirements have not been disclosed in the available documentation.