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This project will replace the original pump station at Tamalpais Road and Berry Trail that was damaged beyond repair in May 2024. Since that time, Marin Water has constructed a temporary pump station at the site to ensure continued water system operation in the area.
Work to construct a new pump station is expected to commence in July 2025, with completion expected by the end of 2026.
Contact Information
- Marin Water Construction Management team: 415-945-1560
Maintaining Infrastructure is Top Priority
This project reconstructs a key pump station with a new seismically resilient facility that ensures reliable potable water and fire flow supply for the Fairfax Manor community.
| Project | Fairfax Manor 1st Lift Pump Station Reconstruction Project |
| Program | Distribution Pump Station Replacement | A1A08 |
| Project Number | D25009 |
| Contact | Tara Hagins | thagins@marinwater.org |
Project Description
This project includes construction of a new concrete building, site grading and retaining walls for site pad, and new yard piping and minor paving in Tamalpais Road. All pump station mechanical and electrical equipment will be replaced.
Benefits
This project reconstructs a key pump station with a new seismically resilient facility that ensures reliable potable water and fire flow supply for the Fairfax Manor community. The pump station design also includes wildfire-hardening and seismic resiliency measures, ensuring compliance with current building codes and standards and District strategic goals.
Schedule and Status
Planning: May 2024 - August 2024
Design: August 2024 - April 2025
Construction: July 2025 - December 2026
Funding Sources
Capital Maintenance Fund | Other Funding Sources | Total |
$7,802,402 | - | $7,802,402 |