Plant 4
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Pumping Plant 4 - 2005
Pumping Plant 4 is the northernmost plant in the District, located in Sutter County at the end of the North Drain and on the Natomas Cross Canal. Plant 4 was originally constructed in 1964 to accommodate new development in Sutter County, however, this area remains mostly agricultural land.
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Flood Waters Along the Feather River - February 1986
In 1986, Plant 4 was reconstructed after the historical floods of 1986, which tested the limits of RD1000’s flood infrastructure, to accommodate greater run-off from agricultural drainage and stormwater.
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Pumping Plant 4 Reconstruction - NLIP - Reach D - Fall 2021
As part of the Natomas Levee Improvement Project (NLIP), Pumping Plant 4 is currently under reconstruction and is anticipated to be finished in 2022 as part of the greater plan to increase flood protection throughout the Natomas Basin.
