The South River Pump Station Flood Protection Project involves the construction of a 22-foot high levee and all-weather access road at the South River Pump Station. The project requires 400,000 cubic yards of borrow material, which has been secured through a soil purchase agreement with the adjacent land owner, Watermark Farms LLC. The project includes a major dirt moving operation to construct the levee embankment, construction of relief wells, asphalt concrete paving, security fencing, and relocation of a motorized entrance gate. The Engineer's estimate for the construction project is $7,581,000. The project is located in a rural area, and Regional San has conducted various meetings to discuss and coordinate the project elements with surrounding property owners, reclamation districts, and city, county, and federal agencies.
• The project involves the construction of a 22-foot high levee and all-weather access road.
• The project requires 400,000 cubic yards of borrow material.
• The project includes a major dirt moving operation to construct the levee embankment.
• The project includes construction of relief wells, asphalt concrete paving, security fencing, and relocation of a motorized entrance gate.
• The Engineer's estimate for the construction project is $7,581,000.