Future:
| | | | Vanport Wetland Pump Station. Rebuild and relocate. The station is old and its location is old and its location is problematic. Partners may be the Port of Portland since the pump station for a sub-basin, it benefits them the most. This project is in the design phase and tentatively scheduled to be rebuilt in the near future. | | | | | | Portland International Raceway (PIR) Pump Station. Rebuild. The under-pilings of the 1940's station are deteriorated and the pump and motor life-also from the 1940's - are severely outdated. The current design does not protect existing wet wells against the intrusion of large or small debris. This project has had geotechnical evaluations done. During FY 2008-2009 the station design will be completed. The Board must determine how this project's estimated $1.25M cost will be financed. | | | | | | Pump Station Trash Raking Systems | | | | | | Investigate Levee Toe Drains | | | | | | Culvert Replacement Plan | | | | | | Investigate Levee Outfalls on Marine Dr. | | | | | | Restore Marine Dr. Levee Rip-rap | | | | | | Secondary Power Gird to Pump Stations | | | | | Completed: | | | | East/West Slough Culvert Replacement. In the summer of 2006, a corrugated metal pipe culvert, that was put in place under streets then in the City of Vanport, was dug out and replaced with a 36" PVC pipe. The $35,000 project was accomplished using District's engineer, crew and equipment. A surprise for the project was finding an underground sewer main that neither the City of Portland nor the Drainage District knew existed.
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