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Call Lake water-supply project moves into commissioning; two pipeline crossings remain and high-service pump station needs remediation
Summary
Project contractors reported major construction milestones, near-complete pipeline work and progress at the water treatment plant but said two pipeline segments await finishing work and a settlement issue at the high-service pump station requires investigation before final startup
Jason, a city staff member overseeing the Call Lake water-supply program update, told the Mayor and Board of Commissioners the program has moved into portions of startup and commissioning and that most major infrastructure is near completion. “Currently where we are today…we've transitioned into portions of the startup and the commissioning phase,” Jason said.
Jason gave progress percentages for the project’s major elements: the raw-water intake structure (about 94.5% complete as shown in contractor reporting), the 70-mile cross‑country raw-water pipeline (most segments pressure-tested; overall pipeline work reported at 99.7%), the intermediate booster pump station (about 99.7%), the Greenfield Water Treatment Plant (about 92.5%) and the Chestnut distribution main (about 99.8%). He said the project team is waiting for an upsized 36-inch flow meter at the intake and that two pipeline segments—within pipeline segments 6 and 7—still…
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