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Page 9 of 20 <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org <br />FY <br />Recycled <br />Water Capital <br />(CIP) Budget <br />Recycled Water <br />Operating Budget <br />2024-25 $3.8M $6.4M <br />2023-24 $3.7M $6.5M <br />2022-23 $3.0M $6.0M <br />2021-22 $3.5M $5.5M <br />2020-21 -$5.4M <br />2019-20 $0.2M $5.1M <br />2018-19 $0.4M $5.1M <br />2017-18 $0.4M $5.1M <br />2016-17 $0.3M $5.5M <br />2015-16 -$5.5M <br />Table 2: Summary of Recycled Water System CIP Project Budget to Operating Budget by Year <br />(Rounded) <br />Recent capital improvement projects help expand the recycled water system to serve more customers <br />and fully use existing infrastructure such as pumps. Funds are also budgeted for large-scale reliability <br />improvements, including a new storage reservoir for the downtown area. <br />3. Sanitary Sewer Collection System <br />The City’s sanitary sewer collection system is comprised of approximately 184 miles of sanitary sewer <br />pipes and 31 pump stations. Most wastewater is transported to the Silicon Valley Clean Water (SVCW) <br />wastewater treatment plant in Redwood Shores through gravity flow. City staff regularly inspect and <br />maintain the sanitary sewer system, performing preventive maintenance cleaning and repairs to ensure <br />uninterrupted flow to the treatment plant. The City also maintains and repairs approximately 109 miles <br />of lower lateral pipes, which run from the property line to the sewer main in the street. This is a higher <br />level of service than many other cities and sewer districts provide, where property owners are responsible <br />for maintaining the entire length of the sewer lateral. <br />Public Works Services staff provides maintenance services when potential blockages are identified on the <br />lower lateral. A sewer clean-out must be available at the property line for City staff to access the lower <br />lateral for service. <br />9.A. - Page 9 of 20 <br />494
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