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Del Rio Trail Sewer Rehabilitation Project

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Del Rio Trail Sewer Rehabilitation Project

The Del Rio Trail Sewer Rehabilitation Project will repair a 65-year-old sewer main pipe in the South Land Park neighborhood to increase its lifespan for about 50 years.

The project will rehabilitate about one mile of existing 72-inch "combined" sewer main pipe with a new resin-infused liner to resist corrosion and root intrusion between Sutterville Road and Fruitridge Road.

Some access to the Del Rio Trail, Partner Park Dog Park, through streets and parking may be temporarily interrupted to accommodate active work vehicles.

Map showing the project layout on Del Rio Trail from Sutterville to Fruitridge Road.

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Impacts and closures

This project is expected to cause minimal disruptions to sewer service for residents and businesses.

While no service disruptions are expected, residents and businesses will be notified at least 48 hours before any shutdown.

The project team will also conduct outreach in the project area before construction.

Access to businesses will remain open at all times.

Temporary closures may occur during the project, including:

Portions of Del Rio Trail
Portions of Partner Park Dog Park
Through streets
Street parking
Alleyways
Private driveways

Construction activities that temporarily block homes or businesses may be modified to allow residents and business owners access as needed.

City staff are working to minimize construction impacts to residents and businesses, which may include noise, dust, resin odors and vibrations.

Schedule

February 2026: Crews will begin fencing off work areas
April 2026: Construction will begin
October 2026: Pipe liner construction is expected to finish, trail repaving and striping will begin
November 2026: Project completion, including tree replanting and trail restoration

Project cost

Project costs are estimated to be up to $28 million, which will provide complete rehabilitation and preventive maintenance to the existing sewer pipe.

Contact

For questions about this project, please call 311 or email DOUPIO@cityofsacramento.org.

Angelo Vasquez
Project Manager
Department of Utilities
916-808-1701

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