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City begins Kimball Creek lift station retrofit; temporary bypass pumping planned
Summary
Officials reported mobilization at the Kimball Creek Lift Station retrofit, including removal of a 30-year pump, discovery of reinforced concrete that added demolition time and a planned 3-4 week full-power shutdown with diesel bypass pumping to maintain sewer service.
City staff told the Parks and Public Works Committee they have mobilized a contractor at the Kimball Creek Lift Station and will temporarily take the station offline next week while a diesel bypass system maintains sewer service during electrical replacement work.
Andrew Vining said the Kimball Creek Lift Station, the largest lift station feeding the wastewater treatment plant, is the final piece of the Wastewater Resource Facility (WRF) Phase 3 improvements. Work includes replacing electrical gear more than 25 years old and replacing pumps to…
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