Sewer Improvement Projects
Highlands Sewer Relief Project
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What is this project?
The Highlands Sewer Relief Project is upgrading critical sewer facilities—including sewer pipes and pump stations—in part of the Sacramento Area Sewer District’s (SacSewer’s) northwest service area. The work is occurring in North Highlands in a residential area bordered by Watt Avenue, Elkhorn Boulevard, and Roseville Road.
Old Florin Town Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project
Welcome to the Old Florin Town Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project webpage. Here you will find project information, updates, resources, and more.
For decades, some Old Florin Town property owners have relied on septic systems to dispose of sewage. These systems pose a number of environmental challenges, and some systems may no longer be in compliance with Sacramento County Code and State requirements.
Linda Manor Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project
Welcome to the Linda Manor Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project webpage. Here you will find project information, updates, resources, and more.
For decades, residents of Linda Manor have relied on septic systems to dispose of sewage. These systems pose a number of environmental challenges, and some systems may no longer be in compliance with Sacramento County Code and State requirements.
Franklin Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project
Welcome to the Franklin Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project webpage. Here you will find project information, updates, resources, and more.
For decades, Franklin property owners have relied on septic systems to dispose of sewage. These systems pose a number of environmental challenges, and some systems may no longer be in compliance with Sacramento County Code and State requirements.
Hood Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project
Welcome to the Hood Septic-to-Sewer Conversion Project webpage. Here you will find project information, updates, resources, and more.
For decades, Hood property owners have relied on septic systems to dispose of sewage. These systems pose a number of environmental challenges, and some systems may no longer be in compliance with Sacramento County Code and State requirements.
Sailor Bar Pump Station
The Sailor Bar Pump Station is located off the Sailor Bar Park Olive Avenue access in Fair Oaks and is in need of rehabilitation. As one of 106 pump stations that SacSewer owns and operates, the aging facility is in need of repairs and updates. This project includes raising the finished elevation 5 feet above the 100-year floodplain, installing two wet wells, valve vaults, and a new facilities building. This new infrastructure will provide operation redundancy and reliability, increase the functional efficiency of the pump station, and reduce the risk of an overflow. Upon completion, the updated pump station will allow SacSewer to continue to provide reliable sewer service to the community for decades to come.
Project Updates
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