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San Carlos Pumping Station - August and September 2020

The maintenance yard of the San Carlos Pump Station, facing west. August 2020
August 2020. A bar screen with chute for the San Carlos Pump Station
August 2020. View of the mechanical bar screen No. 2, overflow bar screen
August 2020. A submersible header for the San Carlos Pump Station
August 2020. This is the north side electrical room of the San Carlos Pump Station.
August 2020. A view of the north side of the electrical room.
August 2020. A view of the south side of the electrical room
August 2020. View of submersible pump No. 6
September 2020. Crews clear the east wet well after demolition.
September 2020. The dry pit motor is ready to be unwrapped and installed.
September 2020. Odor control tent
September 2020. The exterior wall receives lintel and pilasters as decorative elements.
September 2020. The west side of the San Carlos Pump Station has been sodded.
September 2020. The north side of the San Carlos Pump Station has been landscaped with sod and stone.

Aerial Views of San Carlos Pumping Station - August 2020

Aerial view of the east side of San Carlos Pump Station
Aerial view of the northeast corner of San Carlos Pump Station
Aerial view of the north side of San Carlos Pump Station
Aerial view of the northwest corner of San Carlos Pump Station
Aerial view of the southeast corner of San Carlos Pump Station
Aerial view of the south side of San Carlos Pump Station

San Carlos Pumping Station - May and June 2020 

Dirt is backfilled behind the retaining wall to add support.
The maintenance area slab is formed for the San Carlos Pumping Station.
Maintenance Area Conduit for the San Carlos Pumping Station
A section of 36-inch pipe with a 4-inch saddle is prepped for installation at the San Carlos Pumping Station.
Electrical units have been installed, complete with a retaining wall finished with gravel.
This is a view of the north side of the electrical room at the San Carlos Pumping Station.
This is a view of the southwest side of the electrical room at the San Carlos Pumping Station.
Pilasters are formed along the maintenance yard wall.

San Carlos Pumping Station Electrical Installations

The electrical room floor is poured.
Walls to the electrical room are built.
Crews prepare to install electrical components for the pump station.
Electrical switchgear for the pump station
Electrical switchgear for the pump station
Electrical switchgear for the pump station
Electrical switchgear for the pump station
Electrical switchgear for the pump station

San Carlos Pumping Station Stairwell and Retaining Wall

The stairwell is excavated.
The stairwell is shored up for installation.
Crews finish the subgrade for new stairwell slab.
Crews form the new stairwell walls.
Crews pour concrete for new stairwell walls.
The west retaining wall is formed.

San Carlos Pumping Station Stop Log Repair

An aerial view of the San Carlos Pump Station looking north.
Existing stop log before repair
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The center stop log is repaired.
Repaired center stop log with gate.
Stop log repair is completed on the northwest side.

San Carlos Pumping Station - April 2020

Crews continue working on the San Carlos Pump Station rehabilitation.
Footers are dug for the electrical building retaining wall.
Crews prepare to install bar screens into the San Carlos wet well.
The west wetwell of the San Carlos Pump Station is demolished.
Crews demolish the west wetwell.
The west wetwell is demolished.

San Carlos Pumping Station - January to March 2020

Electrical conduit is installed in the building.
Upper screen slab
Pipes are installed for bypass pumping
New manhole is being constructed
New sidewalks are poured.
New manhole is completed.
Two 215-horsepower submersible pumps await installation.
Submersible pumps
Aerial view of San Carlos Pumping Station

San Carlos Pumping Station - December 2019

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Back-to-school safety reminder -- the San Carlos Pumping Station, located at 4406 W. San Carlos St., is still an active construction site. Pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists should watch for construction vehicles in the area.
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