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Pleasanton City Council authorizes bids for Stegge Lake dam and water-plant roof; approves $5,000 water‑supply study
Summary
At its April 6 meeting the Pleasanton City Council authorized BG Consultants to advertise bids for the Stegge Lake spillway dam repair and the Water Plant Filter Building roof replacement and approved a $5,000 feasibility study request to Public Wholesale Water District #13 for a backup supply.
The Pleasanton City Council on April 6 authorized advertising for two water‑infrastructure projects and approved a $5,000 feasibility study to evaluate a backup water supply.
Jason Hoskinson of BG Consultants told the council the Stegge Lake spillway dam repair will be ready to go to bid in April or May; the council approved a motion by Councilmember Bowley, seconded by Wills, authorizing BG Consultants to advertise the project once bidding documents are complete. Hoskinson also said design for the Water Plant Filter Building Roof Replacement is roughly 95% complete and recommended bidding the roof replacement in April/May; Councilmember Bowley moved, seconded by Wills, to authorize advertisement of that project and the motion carried unanimously.
Hoskinson said engineers for Public Wholesale Water District #13 must first complete a feasibility study to determine what volume and pressure the district can supply and what improvements would be required to meet the city's needs. Councilmember Stark moved, seconded by Bowley, to authorize the mayor or city administrator to request PWWD #13 perform the feasibility study for $5,000; the motion carried unanimously.
Hoskinson also gave a status update on a KDOT cost‑share street project affecting parts of Ash and Cedar Streets, telling council the KDOT project is scheduled to be bid by August 2026 with tentative plans to advertise in early summer; no council action was requested on that item.
Why it matters: the Stegge Lake spillway work and the filter‑building roof replacement are maintenance projects that affect water reliability and treatment; the PWWD #13 feasibility study is a required step before engineering a backup supply. The council set bid timelines that could move the projects toward construction later this year.
What’s next: BG Consultants will proceed to advertise the Stegge Lake and filter building projects when bidding documents are complete, and the mayor or city administrator will request the PWWD #13 feasibility study as authorized by council.
