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the Shores. In order to restore the Lagoon storm water retention capacity and improve water quality, a comprehensive dredging of the Lagoon is needed. proposed FEMA flood insurance risk maps will potentially require add for the levees to be recertified. sea level rise when planning potential levee improvements. requested in FY 2017-18, these projects are planned as part five year funding need for these projects is estimated to be approximately $14.8 million. 6. Sewer Redwood City has an extensive sewer collection system spanning over 200 miles and 31 pump stations. The sewer collection system and is heavily regulated by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. functioning sewer system is critical to ensuring the health and safety of the public. Each year, two of the 20 sewer basins are study, pipes that are structurally deficient are identified and replaced. pump stations are regularly rehabilitated to replace aging pumps, motors and controls. All the pump stations are also equipped with back overflows during a power outage. The FY 2017-18 CIP project request of $6.7 million includes projects for inspections, pipe replacement and pump rehabilitation and continues investment in these areas and also includes funding for a parallel force main pipe in Redwood Shores. The parallel line will serve as a backup to the main pipe that collects all the sewer from Redwood Shores and feeds it Water Plant. All the proposed sewer improvements will be funded out of the Sewer Enterprise fund. The City Council approved a series of rate increases over the last five years to fund these improvements. In order to restore the Lagoon storm water retention capacity and improve water quality, a comprehensive dredging of the Lagoon is needed. In addition, the proposed FEMA flood insurance risk maps will potentially require additional levee work for the levees to be recertified. It also would be appropriate to consider the effects of sea level rise when planning potential levee improvements. Although there is no funding 18, these projects are planned as part of the five year CIP. five year funding need for these projects is estimated to be approximately $14.8 million. Redwood City has an extensive sewer collection system spanning over 200 miles and The sewer collection system has to comply with the Clean Water Act and is heavily regulated by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. functioning sewer system is critical to ensuring the health and safety of the public. Each year, two of the 20 sewer basins are video recorded and, based on the results of the study, pipes that are structurally deficient are identified and replaced. In addition, all the pump stations are regularly rehabilitated to replace aging pumps, motors and controls. All the pump stations are also equipped with back-up generators to prevent sewer overflows during a power outage. 18 CIP project request of $6.7 million includes projects for inspections, pipe replacement and pump rehabilitation and repair. The continues investment in these areas and also includes funding for a parallel force main The parallel line will serve as a backup to the main pipe that collects all the sewer from Redwood Shores and feeds it to the Silicon Valley Clean All the proposed sewer improvements will be funded out of the Sewer The City Council approved a series of rate increases over the last five years to fund these improvements. In order to restore the Lagoon storm water retention capacity and improve In addition, the itional levee work be appropriate to consider the effects of Although there is no funding of the five year CIP. The five year funding need for these projects is estimated to be approximately $14.8 million. Redwood City has an extensive sewer collection system spanning over 200 miles and has to comply with the Clean Water Act and is heavily regulated by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. A properly functioning sewer system is critical to ensuring the health and safety of the public. Each based on the results of the In addition, all the pump stations are regularly rehabilitated to replace aging pumps, motors and controls. up generators to prevent sewer 18 CIP project request of $6.7 million includes projects for video The five-year CIP continues investment in these areas and also includes funding for a parallel force main The parallel line will serve as a backup to the main pipe that to the Silicon Valley Clean All the proposed sewer improvements will be funded out of the Sewer The City Council approved a series of rate increases over the last five 9.A - Page 8