District 13
Capital Program & Projects
District 13 includes, in Ramsey County, the cities of Little Canada, North St. Paul, the portions of the City of Maplewood north of I-94, and the portions of the City of Saint Paul south of the Mississippi River and east of Edgerton Street; and in Washington County, the cities of Landfall and Oakdale.
Capacity and condition assessments are being conducted along with regulatory reviews to identify system-wide lift station upgrades. These upgrades extend the life of facilities, reduce the risk of spills, and improve the safety of staff who operate and maintain lift stations.
This program provides funding to upgrade Environmental Services' ability to measure flows for billing, operational, and planning purposes and standardize meter equipment at similar facilities. Meter improvements include meter rehabilitation or replacement, planning meter installation, and new meter installation.
This program provides funding for planning and implementation of a plant-wide renewal program at the Metropolitan Water Resource Recovery Facility (Metro WRRF).
This program provides funding for planning and implementation of improvements to wastewater solids processing facilities at the Metropolitan Water Resource Recovery Facility (Metro WRRF).
This program provides funding to complete planning activities and near-term capital improvements (not otherwise included in a separate program) at 8 regional Water Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRF).
The interceptor systems in Blaine, Brooklyn Park, Champlin, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, Forest Lake, Fridley, Hugo, Lexington, Lino Lakes, Maple Grove, Mounds View, Spring Lake Park, and other north area communities need rehabilitation and/or replacement. The project will rehabilitate existing interceptor facilities, including gravity sewers, forcemains, lift stations and meter stations.
The interceptors located in Inver Grove Heights, Maplewood, Roseville, Shoreview, Saint Paul, and Vadnais Heights need rehabilitation and/or replacement. The project will rehabilitate existing interceptor facilities to ensure reliable service.
This program provides funding to continue the facility-wide renewal program at the Metropolitan Water Resource Recovery Facility (Metro WRRF), which was initiated under Program 8059 Metro WRRF Rehabilitation and Facilities Improvements. Funds are for planning and implementation of capital improvements to the liquids processing and facility-wide facilities at the Metro WRRF.
This program includes miscellaneous projects to rehabilitate failing facilities, address inflow and infiltration (I/I) sources, and address general needs of the interceptor system not programmed into a region- or facility-specific program. This program also includes additional condition assessment work to complement the internal inspections work completed by Operations, odor control improvements, city coordination for street improvement projects, and office space planning and design to accommodate all staff assigned to the Regional Maintenance Facility.
This program provides funding for planning activities needed to support the Council’s overall wastewater reuse initiative.
This program provides funding for planning and implementation of projects to address renewal and future permit needs at the Metropolitan Water Resource Recovery Facility (Metro WRRF). The renewal work continues from two previous programs, 8059 Metro WRRF Rehabilitation and Facilities Improvements and 8089 Metro WRRF Asset Renewal.