Summary
The last three (really four) pump station rebuilds — Los Prados, Kelly/Kehl, and Arroyo Court — are queued, with work coordinated around school and wildlife schedules. The contractor staging lot on El Camino near 41st has drawn neighbor complaints, but it's slated as a future affordable housing site.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $121 million for eventual replacement plus $1.9 million in near-term improvements — the city can't cover this alone and is courting federal dollars.
Residents near the pump stations, who get quieter, more attractive facilities with backup power and odor control.
Neighbors of the El Camino staging lot have dealt with a disheveled-looking contractor site for years.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Sustainability and Infrastructure Commission Meeting - Jun 10, 2026
The lagoon pump station is the single biggest ticket item — around $121 million for eventual replacement, plus $1.9 million in short-term fixes and spot dredging now. Staff are working with the Army Corps of Engineers and testing a physical model of the station, and even floated reusing dredge spoils for future levee building.
City Council Special Meeting - Mar 2, 2026
The last three (really four) pump station rebuilds — Los Prados, Kelly/Kehl, and Arroyo Court — are queued, with work coordinated around school and wildlife schedules. The contractor staging lot on El Camino near 41st has drawn neighbor complaints, but it's slated as a future affordable housing site.
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