Plant 5

Pumping Plant 5 is located along the Sacramento River in the 5000 block on Garden Highway between Elkhorn Blvd and Elverta Road. Plant 5 was constructed in 1965 to accommodate the anticipated increased runoff from Sacramento Metro Airport which opened in 1967.

Pumping Plant 5 plant is planned to be removed and replaced at a setback location because it is currently located at the toe of the levee after levee widening for the Natomas Levee Improvement Project (NLIP) was constructed in its area placing the plant too close to the levee. Relocation and reconstruction are included in the NLIP and will move the plant 400 feet from its current location. Like Pumping Plant 4, this plant will be replaced with a similar layout and capacity to Plant 2. The relocation and reconstruction of Plant 5 is scheduled for 2024-2025.

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Capital Improvement Plan

This Capital Improvement Program Update (2020 CIP) identifies and prioritizes capital assets and projects that are necessary to meet the District’s mission statement and goals of continuously…

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Facilities

The District operates and maintains a drainage system consisting of 30 miles of main drainage canals, approximately 150-miles of drainage ditches, and seven main pumping stations. Runoff water from…

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