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ABOUT THE CITY'S SEWER SYSTEM
CURRENT SEWER CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Air Treatment Facility - Jefferson Blvd.
  Air Treatment Facility - La Cienega and Jefferson
  Alvarado Crandall Relief Sewer
  Avenue 45 – Arroyo Drive Relief Sewer
  Central Outfall Sewer Rehabilitation Project
   Newsletter
  La Cienega Interceptor Relocation Project: Rodeo to Jefferson
MAZE 5 Sewer Rehabilitation Project
  Odor Control – Rodeo Road and La Cienega Boulevard
Upper Beachwood East Maintenance Hole Addition Project
  Upper Beachwood West Maintenance Hole Project
  Washington Boulevard - Oxford Avenue - Beach Avenue Relief Sewer Project
The Secondary Sewer Renewal Program (SSRP)
FUTURE SEWER CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
LATERAL ROOT NOTIFICATION PROGRAM
FATS, OIL AND GREASE PROGRAM
SPILLS & BACKWATER VALVES
ODORS


 Click HERE to learn about the Secondary Sewer Renewal Program.

City Sewers

Current Construction

10-Year LA Sewers Program

The Bureau of Engineering is currently managing over 100 sewer design and construction projects throughout Los Angeles. These improvements are being built so that we can continue to provide you, our customers with reliable service.

Sometimes this work goes unnoticed because it often takes place underground. But occasionally, work must be done in streets or alleys near homes or businesses. The City takes care to reduce noise, dust, traffic, and any other potential construction nuisance to a minimum. We also meet with and mail updates to project neighbors before and during construction to get input and give progress reports.

 Here are some sewers that are currently being built.


Air Treatment Facility - Jefferson Blvd.
One of the Department of Public Works’ highest priorities is treating objectionable sewers odors and preventing those odors from entering nearby neighborhoods.     PROJECT PAGE


Air Treatment Facilities -
La Cienega and Jefferson

One of the Department of Public Works’ highest priorities is treating objectionable sewers odors and preventing those odors from entering nearby neighborhoods.  PROJECT PAGE


Alvarado Crandall Relief Sewer
The City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works is constructing a relief sewer along Alvarado Street from Bellevue Avenue to Beverly Boulevard and along Beverly Boulevard from Alvarado Street to Rampart Boulevard.  PROJECT PAGE


Avenue 45 – Arroyo Drive Relief Sewer
The City is now building a major sewer that will be located next to a portion of the Pasadena Freeway (110), from Figueroa Street and Avenue 45 to Arroyo Glen Street and Avenue 63. The project will add greater capacity to the currently overburdened Eagle Rock and Highland Park area sewers.  PROJECT PAGE


Central Outfall Sewer Rehabilitation Project
The COS is one of the City's biggest and oldest sewers. The section of the COS that is being repaired is 14,400 feet (2.7 miles) long and runs from Parking Lot C at LAX to a point near the intersection of Market St. and Hyde Park Blvd. in Inglewood.    
 NEWSLETTER
 PROJECT PAGE


La Cienega Interceptor Relocation Project: Rodeo to Jefferson
This project will construct a new sewer in Jefferson Blvd that will replace a
portion of the existing La Cienega Interceptor Sewer (LCIS) along Jefferson Blvd. between Rodeo Road and the intersection of Jefferson Blvd. and National Blvd. The existing sewer pipe is corroded and will be abandoned in place.  PROJECT PAGE



MAZE 5 Sewer Rehabilitation Project
The City’s major sewer system that serves Baldwin Hills, the Crenshaw District and Leimert Park, called the MAZE, has been undergoing repairs since the mid-1990s to correct decades of pipeline deterioration.  PROJECT PAGE


Odor Control – Rodeo Road and La Cienega Boulevard
Project construction will take place in the intersection of Rodeo Road and La Cienega Boulevard..  PROJECT PAGE


Upper Beachwood East Maintenance Hole Addition Project
This project is will be built in the Hollywood Hills.  PROJECT PAGE


Upper Beachwood West Maintenance Hole Project
The sewers in this area of the Hollywood Hills were originally built in 1923, prior to being annexed to the City of Los Angeles. It was later discovered that these sewers follow the street alignments and contain many sharp bends.  PROJECT PAGE


Washington Boulevard - Oxford Avenue - Beach Avenue Relief Sewer Project
The Washington Oxford Beach Relief Sewer Project includes a number of improvements that will make your sewers more reliable for decades to come.  PROJECT PAGE



 Click HERE to learn about the Secondary Sewer Renewal Program.

Living with Construction
The City of Los Angeles does all it can to minimize the impacts of sewer construction on people who live and work in project areas.

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Other sewer and non-sewer projects

You can learn about most of the City’s construction projects, current and future, by looking them up at the Bureau of Engineering’s Uniform Project Reporting System (UPRS) web pages.

Click to look up project by:
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Neighborhood
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CONTACT  AND  INFORMATION
Report Sewer ODORS
Report Sewer SPILLS   Or CALL 3-1-1, or (213) 473-3231
More information: (213) 978-0333,
or email bpw.pao@lacity.org
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