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Summit City Wastewater Feasibility Study
The City’s existing wastewater collection system provides service to approximately 3,800 accounts and consists of about 54 miles of pipe which terminate at the WWTP south of Pine Grove Avenue. The collection system also includes six (6) sanitary sewer lift stations.
A large portion of the western side of the City (the Summit City area) is not currently served by the existing wastewater collection system and instead relies on septic systems. Due to the age, lack of ongoing maintenance, and restrictive County and state regulations for repairing and replacing existing septic systems, the City has determined that a feasibility study for converting the project area from septic to sewer is warranted. The City has received Regional Early Action Planning (REAP) grant funding in order to complete this study.
As a result of this study, design alternatives shall be considered for future construction to complete the existing wastewater collection system and make wastewater services accessible to most parcels within the City limits.
For more information, or to provide input, please contact Shelby Millingar: smillingar@cityofshastalake.org
November 2022 - Award Consultant Services Contract
February 2023 - Public Outreach
March 2023 - Questionnaire/Water Quality Testing
March 2023 - Open House
April 2023 - Develop Alternatives
June 2023 - Study Progress Update (Public Meeting)
July 2023 - Draft Feasibility Study
August 2023 - City Council Update
October 2023 - Final Feasibility Study
December 2023 - Final City Council Presentation
Public Meetings
Meeting | Status |
Wednesday, February 8 | 6pm Mountain Lakes High School Gymnasium (17752 Shasta Dam Blvd) | Kickoff meeting complete - provided an introduction to the feasibility study and received public input. View the PowerPoint from the Meeting |
Open House Tuesday, March 28 | Open 3pm to 7pm Larry J Farr Community Center (4499 Main Street) | Open house complete - staff were available to discuss the project and answer questions 1-on-1 and view interactive exhibits. View the Open House Exhibits |
Study Progress Update Wednesday, June 14 | 6pm Larry J Farr Community Center (4499 Main Street) | Community meeting to present on study progress and draft alternatives, and facilitate community discussion. |
Public Input Survey Released February 8, Open Until April 28, 2023
Click Here to take the survey
The City was awarded $250,000 through an allocation from Shasta County from the Regional Early Action Planning Grants (REAP) program. The project is budgeted not to exceed the $250,000 grant award.
At their October 18, 2022 meeting, the Shasta Lake City Council passed resolution CC-2022-16, awarding the Summit City Septic to Sewer Feasibility Study project to PACE Engineering, Inc., following a formal Request for Qualifications and Proposal (RFQ&P). The Consultant is responsible for project deliverables outlined in the RFP/RFQ.
Water Quality Sampling
Sampling Round 1
Sampling Results (Pace Analytical)
Lab Results (Weston Solutions)