Politics & Government
Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant Set to Come Back Online
Work will continue at the plant six days a week, but the swing shift is being discontinued.
By Bea Karnes
The $283 million seismic and reliability upgrades project at the Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant in San Bruno is more than 65 percent finished.
The plant has been off-line for two months as workers on two shifts performed intensive work in multiple locations, including on the water pipeline located underground along the hillside behind Meadows School in Millbrae.
A new steel pipe was placed inside the existing pipeline that carries drinking water from the Plant to the Peninsula.
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The plant is expected to come back online this month.
The entire project is expected to be complete in early 2015.
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The Treatment Plant is part of the Hetch Hetchy System.
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