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Water Transmission Line
Project Type:
Capital Project
Project Status:
Completed
Project Status: Complete
Project Type: Capital Project
Staff Contact: Bryan Burnham, Public Works Director,
503-852-7575, bburnham@ci.carlton.or.us
This project will replace 32,435 feet (6.14 miles) of water transmission pipeline. Trenchline Excavation is doing the project. The City received a grant for $7,150,000 for this project which was to cover all aspects of the work including engineering, permitting, construction and change orders. The City is also entering an agreement with Yamhill County to share a portion of the paving cost for the project and some service line work and reservoir sealing will also be completed.
Status Updates
Completed Items:
- Mainline pipe installation
- Reservoir lining
- Paving on Panther Creek Road
- Paving on Meadowlake is partially done. Completion is weather dependent and may need to wait until Spring.
- Main line work at the bypass
- Main line work near the Water Treatment Plant is near completion
Next Steps:
- Start the Homestead service line work
- Determine vehicle pull off locations along roadway for staff to service equipment
- Schedule a walk through to identify final project items in need for completion (punch list)
- Design the pipe between the two treated water reservoirs for future work
2021
March
Advertised invitation to bid in DJC
April
Bids reviewed and awarded to Trenchline Excavation for construction
2022
October
Final Report Form to release the final 10% of funds submitted to Oregon Water Resources Department
2023
September
Current estimated completion
Files:
2018 Funding News Article (1 MB)
2018 Funding News Article (1 MB)