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Tocaloma Booster Pump Station Rehabilitation Project

Project Tocaloma Booster Pump Station Rehabilitation Project
Program Pump Stations | A1A07 Transmission Pumps
Project Number D20008
Contact Zachary Talbott | ztalbott@marinwater.org 

Project Description 

This project will install an electrical switchgear system with variable frequency drives, replace aging mechanical equipment and update obsolete communications equipment. 

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Aerial view of tocaloma Pump Station
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Map of tocaloma pump station upgrade with pin near Sir Francis Drake Blvd

Benefits

Tocaloma Booster Pump Station was built in 1961 and is the primary means of conveying raw water from Nicasio Reservoir to San Geronimo Water Treatment Plant located in Woodacre. In service since the station was built, the existing electrical equipment is now obsolete, with limited repair parts available. A full electrical upgrade with variable frequency drives will allow the District to reliably operate the station with water flow flexibility and reduce the PG&E electrical bill by lowering the start-up electrical charges. Replacement of select pumps and mechanical equipment will increase pump efficiency and also reduce operating electrical costs.

Schedule and Status

Planning: Spring/Summer 2019 - Fall/Winter 2024

Design: Winter/Spring 2024 - Fall/Winter 2024

Construction: Winter/Spring 2025 - Fall/Winter 2026

Funding Sources 

Capital Maintenance Fund 
Other Funding Sources 
Total
$4,675,000
$4,675,000