Work on Pure Water, the largest project in city history, will kick into high gear soon
After months of delays and turbulence, sewage purification pipeline ready for construction in north part of cityPhase one, including a sewage purification plant in western Miramar, will produce 34 million gallons per day of potable drinking water. Phase two, slated to include a purification plant in Mission Valley, will produce 53 million gallons a day.
One key project is a $110 million pump station just north of Interstate 8 and east of Interstate 5 near Morena Boulevard. Millions of gallons of sewage will be pumped northward to the Miramar purification plant through long pipelines. A second pump station will be built in conjunction with the Miramar purification facility for a total project cost of $357 million.
Contractors are required to update properties within 500 feet of construction with door hangers. And the city has created three hotlines for affected neighborhoods: one for Morena and Clairemont, one for University City and one for Miramar and Scripps Ranch.
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