Beginning on Monday, February 9th, a construction crew with the Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant project will replace the fence between the plant and the Millbrae Meadows Swim Club on Helen Drive in Millbrae. The work is expected to take approximately two weeks to complete.
Construction materials and vehicles will be staged in the swim club parking lot. Though the swim club is closed for the season, we know that many of our neighbors use this parking lot and nearby areas as a starting point for hikes at Juniperro Serra County Park. Please carefully follow the posted signage and be aware that parking will be more limited when using this lot from February 9th through late February.
Please call us 24 hours with any questions or concerns about this activity, (866) 973-1476.
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Friday, February 6, 2015
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
South Shaft Activity
There will be new activity at the South Shaft Site beginning Wednesday morning.
The contractor will be installing shoring for the excavations necessary to install a new pipeline. Strict vibration criteria and monitoring will be followed throughout the process, so the construction management team does not expect much noise.
Just wanted to let you know because you may see some changes on the work site. Of course, let us know if you have questions or concerns.
The contractor will be installing shoring for the excavations necessary to install a new pipeline. Strict vibration criteria and monitoring will be followed throughout the process, so the construction management team does not expect much noise.
Just wanted to let you know because you may see some changes on the work site. Of course, let us know if you have questions or concerns.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Groundwater Treatment Facility, Where and Why
Groundwater treatment and water containment are important parts of this project. Water containment was anticipated during the project planning process. The EIR describes the South Shaft Area as being used for activities including “construction worker parking, offices in temporary trailers, equipment repair shop(s), materials storage, muck stockpiling, water containment structures, and equipment deliveries.”
As a reminder, SFPUC does not dictate means and methods the contractor should use. In this case, the contractor’s site layout resulted in the current upper level location of the water containment structures. The level of water in the treatment ponds will depend on the rate of inflow into project excavations and the time required for treatment prior to discharge. Of course, they will be removed at the end of the project.
As a reminder, SFPUC does not dictate means and methods the contractor should use. In this case, the contractor’s site layout resulted in the current upper level location of the water containment structures. The level of water in the treatment ponds will depend on the rate of inflow into project excavations and the time required for treatment prior to discharge. Of course, they will be removed at the end of the project.
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