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Sonoma Water briefs Rohnert Park on booster-station, tank and well projects, and seismic resilience
Summary
Sonoma Water told the Rohnert Park City Council that several 2025 projects are near completion — including pump-station electrical upgrades, large tank recoding and aquifer-storage recovery pilot tests — and emphasized procurement delays for large electrical gear and planning for seismic resilience.
Kent Gily, Sonoma Water’s director of engineering, told the Rohnert Park City Council on Feb. 10 that the agency’s 2025 work on the regional transmission system has largely advanced on schedule while exposing supply-chain and seismic‑resilience challenges. The presentation covered finished and active construction, aquifer‑storage recovery pilot tests and a 20‑year master plan for transmission needs.
The update described several near‑term completions and active contracts. Gily said recently delivered electrical switchgear allowed the Eli booster pump station project to move toward energizing its equipment this month, part of a FEMA‑funded resiliency upgrade to protect electrical gear from flood risk. He described completed recoating and structural repairs on…
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