In June 2018, California Water Service (Cal Water) began installing 7 miles of new drinking water pipeline to improve the reliability and safety of the drinking water system that serves all 90,000 of the Peninsula’s residents. Learn more by watching this video and follow us on Facebook.
MAP & TIMELINE
In June 2018, we began a major project to improve the drinking water service to the residents and businesses on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Most importantly, the project will replace a portion of the existing drinking water pipeline that is dangerously close to homes and near the end of its useful life, and add a second pipeline — a much-needed upgrade to the Peninsula’s infrastructure that will preserve quality of life and drinking water service reliability. View the project route and schedule here.
CONSTRUCTION/TRAFFIC
Construction will be conducted in stages to minimize impacts to commuters, pedestrians, equestrians, and other neighbors. In addition to weekly project updates, you will find pictures of project progress and traffic information regarding closures and detours. Visit the construction/traffic page here.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
We are managing the project with both a sense of responsibility and transparency and we are working closely with the City of Rolling Hills Estates in addition to other public officials and agencies to reduce traffic, environmental, and cultural impacts. We are committed to communicating closely with homeowners, HOAs, schools, equestrian organizations, and other community stakeholders to keep everyone informed of what we are doing, when we’re doing it, and why.
Support for the Palos Verdes Peninsula Water Reliability Project includes:
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Please sign up to receive regular updates about this project. If you would like to receive updates via text messages, please provide your mobile phone number (message and data rates may apply). This information will only be used by Cal Water and our partners to communicate with you about the Palos Verdes Peninsula Water Reliability Project.