Wilfred Booster Station Electrical Upgrade Project

The proposed project would upgrade the existing electrical system at the Wilfred Booster Pump Station, built in 1969, that conveys potable water through the Petaluma Aqueduct (pipeline). The upgrades would consist of replacing the existing 250 square-foot electrical building with a 550 square-foot building to accommodate current PG&E metering and safety requirements, providing a portable generator connection box motor valve actuators, and installing a 200 square-foot storage shed on an existing concrete pad. Construction would require minor grading and trenching in areas previously developed at the Wilfred Station. Also, trees along the border of the Station may be trimmed, but not removed. These upgrades would not change the pumping capacity of the Station.