Staff Report / Vancouverlocal.org

The Vancouver, Washington City Council has proposed a capital budget for water infrastructure totaling $95.3 million. Key allocations within the budget include:

- $52.2 million for the redevelopment of the Operations Center

- $10 million for a treatment system at Water Station 14 to address polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)

- $5.4 million for the replacement of Ellsworth Well 1

- $3.9 million allocated for the Burton Road Transmission Main (T-34) project

- $2.7 million for improvements at the Burlington Northern Santa Fe 4th Plain Crossing (T-3)

- $2.5 million for the Water Station 3 Reservoir, Tower, and Booster upgrades

- $2.4 million for the transmission main project from 99 St to 152 Ave and Padden to Ward Rd (T-33)

- $2 million designated for the Heights District Redevelopment project

This information was shared during the City Council workshop meeting held on October 28, 2024.

Source: Vancouver, Washington City Government | Vancouver WA | Facebook

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Source Location: Vancouver

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