Storm Drain Inlet Trash Capture Devices, Storm Drain Trash Capture Large Devices

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The State of California's Regional Water Quality Control Board issues the City of Livermore a Stormwater Permit which requires that trash capture devices be installed in a portion of each city's retail and commercial area storm drain systems. These devices reduce the amount of trash washed into creeks during a storm events.

The project will be completed in three phases:

Phase 1 (Project #2021-12):
- Installation of additional 69 inlet screens
Phase 2 (Project #2024-25):
- Install 8 large scale trash capture devices such as hydrodynamic separator units and netting devices.
Phase 3 (Project #2026-25):
- Install 8 large scale trash capture devices such as hydrodynamic separator units and netting devices.

202112 Photo

Project Schedule and Status

Current Status:

Phase One:
- Completed
Phase Two:
- Design is 60% complete and scheduled for submittal at the end of September 2024.
Phase Three:
- Not yet started.

Project Design:

Phase One:
- Completed
Phase Two:
- Expected to be complete by January 2025.
Phase Three:
- Not yet started.

Project Construction:

Phase One:
- Completed
Phase Two:
- Expected to start in April 2025.
Phase Three:
- Not yet scheduled.

Project Manager: Jarrett Rasmussen, Junior Engineer, jsrasmussen@livermoreca.gov

Estimated Funding and Project Cost

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