Owner
City of Bend
Location
Bend, Oregon

Water Reclamation Facility Plan Update

The Water Reclamation Facility Plan Update is a 20-year planning document that establishes a clear vision for our community’s water reclamation facility, a vital facility of our City. The plan identifies both short-term and long-term facility improvements needed to address existing condition and capacity issues, and plan for future capacity. This project is an update that builds upon the framework and treatment system concepts established in the 2008 Water Reclamation Facility Plan.

Last verified Oct 9, 2026 1 official source family

What is proposed

The Water Reclamation Facility Plan Update is a 20-year planning document that establishes a clear vision for our community’s water reclamation facility, a vital facility of our City. The plan identifies both short-term and long-term facility improvements needed to address existing condition and capacity issues, and plan for future capacity. This project is an update that builds upon the framework and treatment system concepts established in the 2008 Water Reclamation Facility Plan.

Owner begins developing draft 20-year WRF capital plan

The official project update reports draft capital-plan development began in early spring 2026. The year is retained without inventing a month/day. Draft development is not plan adoption, funded construction, permit issuance or an open solicitation.

Verify plan adoption, the named planning consultant and which capital packages advance

Timing is not established in reviewed records.

Confirmed work and commercial interpretation

What is proposed

The Water Reclamation Facility Plan Update is a 20-year planning document that establishes a clear vision for our community’s water reclamation facility, a vital facility of our City. The plan identifies both short-term and long-term facility improvements needed to address existing condition and capacity issues, and plan for future capacity. This project is an update that builds upon the framework and treatment system concepts established in the 2008 Water Reclamation Facility Plan.

Potential commercial work

Waterline IQ interpretation of accepted scope. These items are not confirmed contract packages or specifications.

Pumping and storage

Process pumps

Process and controls

Process piping and valves and Electrical and controls

Civil and site work

Concrete and structural

Documented permitting

Permit records have not been captured; requirements and approval remain unverified.

Key official milestones

  1. Official event

    Original WRF plan establishes the framework now being updated

    The official plan index dates the earlier Water Reclamation Facility Plan to 2008 and identifies a current update. Only the year is known. This is predecessor context, not a claim that the current update began in 2008.

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  2. Official event

    Owner begins developing draft 20-year WRF capital plan

    The official project update reports draft capital-plan development began in early spring 2026. The year is retained without inventing a month/day. Draft development is not plan adoption, funded construction, permit issuance or an open solicitation.

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Evidence and sources
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Water Reclamation Facility Plan Update

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“In early spring 2026, City staff began developing a draft 20-year Capital Improvement Plan.”

Water Reclamation Facility Plan

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“The current Water Reclamation Facility Plan outlines cost-effective solutions to meet current and future demands. The plan, originally created in 2008, is currently being updated to guide the future development and maintenance of Bend’s Water Reclamation Fa...”