Linda Manor Septic to Sewer Conversion Project

Linda Manor Septic to Sewer Conversion Project

The project would abandon failing private septic systems and connect 57 single-family residences to public sewer facilities. The project includes approximately 4,800 feet of new 8-inch gravity sewer collector to be constructed within county right-of-way along Elkhorn Boulevard, West 2nd Street, Chisum Avenue, Willis Avenue, and Magdelina Street. The proposed alignment would also require an easement along the southern boundary line of a property located at 6133 West 2nd Street to direct flows from the Linda Manor community towards West 2nd Street. Sewer flows from the community would be conveyed north to Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District’s (Regional Sanitation) 66-inch sewer interceptor located beneath West Elkhorn Boulevard, which would then direct flows to Regional Sanitation’s Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (SRTWP). Vertical area of potential effect (APE) for ranges from 5 – 32 feet in depth. The proposed gravity sewer line will be located at a depth of 5 – 7 feet throughout the project area except at the connection point to the Regional Sanitation interceptor located beneath W. Elkhorn Boulevard. Excavation at the interceptor is estimated to be 32 feet deep in order to establish a connection and would likely be accessed via a manhole.

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