1. 

   2017 Water/Sewer CIP Phase 2

   The project will improve water and sewer infrastructure at various locations in Kennewick. Existing water and sewer pipe will be replaced with newer pipe beside the older pipe lines still keeping the existing water line or sewer line in service. All the side services from the water line will be replaced to the existing meters at specific sites. There will be scheduled outages in which the public will be notified. In some areas the existing water pipe is not adequate for fire

2. 

   City-wide Arterial Pavement Preservation

   New overlay on various streets throughout the city.

3. 

   City-Wide Pedestrian Improvements

   This project will construct American with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible concrete pedestrian ramps and sidewalks at various locations throughout the City. The project will also include the installation of a pedestrian push button post and foundation, relocation of an existing pedestrian push button, crushed surfacing, HMA paving, retaining wall, and other miscellaneous improvements.

4. 

   Columbia Gardens Winery Waste Pretreatment

   Provide winery waste effluent treatment for up to 50,000 cases a year in partnership with the Port of Kennewick.

5. 

   Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades

   Improve effluent discharge treatment by replacing the existing UV treatment system – better treatment and reduced energy use. Add back up generator power for UV system and final treatment to ensure NPDES discharge compliance. Intercepting sludge lagoon overflow going to the final clarifiers and placing it back into the front end of the treatment stream – improves discharge quality. Influent pump station access and overhead crane addition to provide for more effective maintenance capabilities on the headwork pump system. Installation of bypass valve to provide alternative flow route into the plant when failure occurs in the primary headwork rake system.

6. 

   18th & Kellogg Reservoir Replacement

   This project will replace the existing 10 million gallon concrete reservoir, located northwest of S. Irving Street and Creekstone Drive.

7. 

   Water System Capacity Analysis

   This analysis will include an in-depth look at the pumping facilities and their ability to meet future demands and ensure sufficient capacity and redundancy.

8. 

   Water Treatment Plant Intake Upgrade

   The City's Water Treatment Plant will need to be expanded to ensure sufficient treatment and supply

9. 

   Entiat to Canal Water Line Replacement

   Replacement of the Ranney Collector Wells supply pipeline. This will ensure continued supply into the future.

10. 

    UPRR 24-inch Sewer Interceptor

    This project will improve the 24-inch sewer interceptor, east of Edison, to include trenchless technologies.

11. 

    Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR)

    Yearly testing to ensure all Ecology and Department of Health water quality parameters continue to be met.