Parker Pump Station Replacement Project

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AT A GLANCE

The City broke ground at the project site on January 6, 2023. The Parker Pump Station Replacement Project is vital to the City of Coronado's current and future infrastructure and is the largest of 20 pump stations citywide. The City is investing $26 million to replace the existing, aging Parker Pump Station with a new pump station. This critical infrastructure, located at 8th Street and Coronado Avenue, is responsible for collecting stormwater and sanitary sewer flows. The new pump station will improve operational efficiency and prevent flooding in homes, and pollution to the ocean. An additional 6,000 square feet of green space will also be added for the neighborhood to enjoy.


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FUNDING

The total cost of the project is $26 million. With Congressman Scott Peters from California's 52nd Congressional District championing the project, the City of Coronado will receive $3 million in federal appropriations to help fund the Project.


SCHEDULE

  • January 2023 to Summer 2025 (*barring inclement weather or supply issues)
  • Monday through Friday, 7 am to 4:30 pm

The City will work to complete the project as quickly as possible while minimizing dust, noise, and other impacts. Please use caution around the work area and thank you for your patience as we work to improve our infrastructure.


PROJECT BACKGROUND

Located at Eighth Street at Coronado Avenue, the existing Parker Pump Station was constructed in 1983 and services both storm water and wastewater flows. The new Parker Pump Station will replace the current aging and failing station located at the western end of the city, along the Naval Base boundary. The Parker Pump Station is a critical piece of infrastructure responsible for collecting and routing storm water and sanitary sewer flows in the Country Club area of the city. The replacement project will completely rebuild the Parker Pump Station to provide service for generations and better protect the pump station from impacts from flooding and storm surge.


Rendering of new Parker Pump Station

PROJECT DETAILS

  • Reconfiguration of the site to provide approximately 6,000 square feet of publicly accessible green space.
  • Relocation of all planned above-ground structures to approximately 75 feet behind the face of curb along Coronado Avenue.
  • Significantly reduce the need for a temporary, above-ground storm water and wastewater bypass system during construction by keeping the existing pump station operational throughout construction of the new station.

AT A GLANCE

The City broke ground at the project site on January 6, 2023. The Parker Pump Station Replacement Project is vital to the City of Coronado's current and future infrastructure and is the largest of 20 pump stations citywide. The City is investing $26 million to replace the existing, aging Parker Pump Station with a new pump station. This critical infrastructure, located at 8th Street and Coronado Avenue, is responsible for collecting stormwater and sanitary sewer flows. The new pump station will improve operational efficiency and prevent flooding in homes, and pollution to the ocean. An additional 6,000 square feet of green space will also be added for the neighborhood to enjoy.


PROJECT UPDATES

Check the News Feed below for project updates. Sign up for e-updates under the right navigation "Get Updates."


FUNDING

The total cost of the project is $26 million. With Congressman Scott Peters from California's 52nd Congressional District championing the project, the City of Coronado will receive $3 million in federal appropriations to help fund the Project.


SCHEDULE

  • January 2023 to Summer 2025 (*barring inclement weather or supply issues)
  • Monday through Friday, 7 am to 4:30 pm

The City will work to complete the project as quickly as possible while minimizing dust, noise, and other impacts. Please use caution around the work area and thank you for your patience as we work to improve our infrastructure.


PROJECT BACKGROUND

Located at Eighth Street at Coronado Avenue, the existing Parker Pump Station was constructed in 1983 and services both storm water and wastewater flows. The new Parker Pump Station will replace the current aging and failing station located at the western end of the city, along the Naval Base boundary. The Parker Pump Station is a critical piece of infrastructure responsible for collecting and routing storm water and sanitary sewer flows in the Country Club area of the city. The replacement project will completely rebuild the Parker Pump Station to provide service for generations and better protect the pump station from impacts from flooding and storm surge.


Rendering of new Parker Pump Station

PROJECT DETAILS

  • Reconfiguration of the site to provide approximately 6,000 square feet of publicly accessible green space.
  • Relocation of all planned above-ground structures to approximately 75 feet behind the face of curb along Coronado Avenue.
  • Significantly reduce the need for a temporary, above-ground storm water and wastewater bypass system during construction by keeping the existing pump station operational throughout construction of the new station.

  • Project Status February 14, 2023

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    • Materials delivered, which will minimize schedule impact.
    • Sound abatement barriers installed around portions of the property lines
    • Prepped project site with base to control dust and minimize tracking out of site onto road
    • Excavating 54-inch and 24-ince storm drain force mains to confirm alignment, elevation.
    • Closure of 8th and Coronado Avenue Intersection on March 1, 2023.
    • Electrical work to power each dewatering pump.

  • Project Status January 23, 2023

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    • Construction activities for the new Parker Pump Station are underway. The contractor’s equipment is on site and crews have removed the existing landscaping.
    • Temporary fencing has been installed on the Naval Base property to create additional space for the construction supplies and equipment. Crews have installed water pollution controls to keep the intersection and stormwater catch basin clear of sediment.
    • Surveyors are on-site establishing construction control points.


  • Project Status as of January 26, 2022

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    Update: The Design Review Commission approved the exterior design of the project with minor conditions on January 26, 2022.

    The Parker Pump Station Replacement Project was presented at the December 8, 2021 Design Review Commission meeting but a decision was not reached. However, the Commission recommended lowering a portion of the proposed generator enclosure as well as minor revisions to the landscape plan. These recommendations have been incorporated in the project plans and the revised plans will be presented to the Design Review Commission at its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, January 26, 2022 to request exterior design approval for the project. The revised plans and renderings can be found on Comment Coronado under Documents.

    For additional information see attached Courtesy Notice.

  • Project Status as of November 17, 2021

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    The project is currently in the 50% design phase and will be taken to the City’s Design Review Commission, currently scheduled for Dec. 8. The application, which includes architectural and landscape plans, renderings and a material board, can be viewed on this page in the Documents section on the right. The City encourages the public to review the design and provide feedback prior to the Design Review Commission meeting. However, the public also may attend the Design Review Commission meeting and provide input on the design.

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