A component of the District’s Fire Flow Improvement Program, the Redwood Drive Pipeline Replacement Project will install about 4,300 feet of 6-inch, welded steel pipe to replace aging, leak-prone and fire flow-deficient piping in the Town of Ross.
The existing pipelines in this area were installed as early as 1914, making many portions of this infrastructure more than 100 years old.
Construction Update: Work has been completed on this important rehabilitation and fire flow improvement project.
Contact Information
Marin Water Construction Management team: 415-945-1560
Maintaining Infrastructure is Top Priority
This project increases the volume of water available for fighting fires as part of Marin’s Fire Flow Program. Developed together with residents, city and county officials, area fire chiefs and residents – and approved by voters – the Marin Fire Flow Program addresses a key public safety concern in the region.
| Project | Redwood Drive Pipeline Replacement Project – Fire Flow Improvement Program |
| Program | A2A Fire Flow Improvement Program |
| Project Number | F22003 |
| Contact | Ava Pridgeon | APridgeon@marinwater.org |
Project Description
Installation of approximately 4,300 ft. of 6-inch welded steel piping in various streets in the Town of Woodacre to replace old leak prone fire flow deficient pipe installed as early at 1914 in support of the Districts Fire Flow Improvement Program.
Benefits
This project will install seismically resilient pipe and will increase the fire flow in the community.
Schedule and Status
Design: September 2022 – February 2023
Construction: March 2024 – September 2024
Funding Sources
Capital Maintenance Fund |
Fire Flow Improvement Program Fund |
Total |
– |
$1,250,000 |
$1,250,000 |