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Council hears update: North Shore critical infrastructure project largely complete on bulkhead, pump station work to finish this spring
Summary
City consultants told the Long Beach City Council on April 1 that bulkhead sheeting along Reynolds Channel is about 90% installed, the stormwater pump station is roughly 90% complete and remaining work is contingent on railroad and utility scheduling.
The Long Beach City Council received an update on April 1 on the North Shore Critical Infrastructure Protection Project, a multi-year effort to protect utilities and homes along Reynolds Channel. Consultant Greg Buckley of D&B Engineers and Architects said the bulkhead sheeting is about 90% complete and the stormwater pump station structure and pumps are nearing final work.
The update matters because the project is designed to protect the North Park community and critical utility infrastructure from coastal flooding. The council heard that the pump station being installed is sized to process 33,000,000 gallons per day and that the project also includes sanitary sewer, water main and roadway work along Water Street and Riverside Boulevard.
Greg Buckley, the…
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