La Palma Alleys Sewer Improvement Project
Summary
These proposed improvements will address the capacity and operational deficiencies under the existing conditions for the area shown in Exhibit A. The sewer systems were constructed with 6” minimum diameter instead of the City’s current minimum standard 8-inches in diameter. This old 6-inch pipe is experiencing significant maintenance problems such as offset joints and root intrusion and its improvement is a priority for the City. Implementation of this program will improve the overall performance, reduce maintenance costs, ensure capacity for future developments, and maintain the reliability of the sewer system.
The City of Anaheim Public Works Operations team has identified a previously unknown sag or siphon between manholes SW070319 and SW071102 in La Palma Ave. This segment has caused operational issues. This project will identify solutions to remove this operational deficiency. City survey shows the 21-inch sewer line on the south side of La Palma at a lower elevation than the 10-inch sewer line.
Additionally, this project aims to remove the existing siphon from SW070314 to SW071101 in the intersection of La Palma and Harbor. The identification of any feasible solutions to this removal is requested in the projects Preliminary Design Report (PDR).
Details
| Solicitation Number | RCP2023-21228 |
| Type | Active |
| Posted | 2026-10-29 3:00AM EDT (12 days ago) |
| Response Deadline | 2026-12-03 5:00PM EST (in 23 days) |
| City | Anaheim |
| State | CA |
| ZIP | 92805 |
Description
These proposed improvements will address the capacity and operational deficiencies under the existing conditions for the area shown in Exhibit A. The sewer systems were constructed with 6” minimum diameter instead of the City’s current minimum standard 8-inches in diameter. This old 6-inch pipe is experiencing significant maintenance problems such as offset joints and root intrusion and its improvement is a priority for the City. Implementation of this program will improve the overall performance, reduce maintenance costs, ensure capacity for future developments, and maintain the reliability of the sewer system.
The City of Anaheim Public Works Operations team has identified a previously unknown sag or siphon between manholes SW070319 and SW071102 in La Palma Ave. This segment has caused operational issues. This project will identify solutions to remove this operational deficiency. City survey shows the 21-inch sewer line on the south side of La Palma at a lower elevation than the 10-inch sewer line.
Additionally, this project aims to remove the existing siphon from SW070314 to SW071101 in the intersection of La Palma and Harbor. The identification of any feasible solutions to this removal is requested in the projects Preliminary Design Report (PDR).
Contact
| Name | Joshua Vargas |
| Email / phone | 🔒 Available with Pro Upgrade |