- Owner
- City of Banks
- Location
- Banks, Oregon
- Project code
- SD-26-17
Banks Water-System Reliability Improvements
This multi-system improvement project includes 5 mini infrastructure projects: Northstar Valve Vault replacement to restore and bring the reservoir online; Cedar Canyon Road boring to install a new creek crossing; Banks Road Reach B waterline upgrade to fix leaks; Carsten Reservoir #2 rehabilitation to address deteriorating coating and evaluate cathodic protection; and Slow Sand Filter optimization upgrades (combining springs diversion path/ structure and mechanical prefiltration unit) to increase source flow to TP and reduce silt in raw water.
Last verified Sep 25, 2026 2 official source families
Project brief
What is proposed
This multi-system improvement project includes 5 mini infrastructure projects: Northstar Valve Vault replacement to restore and bring the reservoir online; Cedar Canyon Road boring to install a new creek crossing; Banks Road Reach B waterline upgrade to fix leaks; Carsten Reservoir #2 rehabilitation to address deteriorating coating and evaluate cathodic protection; and Slow Sand Filter optimization upgrades (combining springs diversion path/ structure and mechanical prefiltration unit) to increase source flow to TP and reduce silt in raw water.
Latest material change
Added during OHA's 3Q2026 DWSRF priority-list cycle
OHA lists the project for DWSRF funding consideration; the workbook does not establish a formal procurement date.
Commercial scope
Confirmed work and commercial interpretation
What is proposed
This multi-system improvement project includes 5 mini infrastructure projects: Northstar Valve Vault replacement to restore and bring the reservoir online; Cedar Canyon Road boring to install a new creek crossing; Banks Road Reach B waterline upgrade to fix leaks; Carsten Reservoir #2 rehabilitation to address deteriorating coating and evaluate cathodic protection; and Slow Sand Filter optimization upgrades (combining springs diversion path/ structure and mechanical prefiltration unit) to increase source flow to TP and reduce silt in raw water.
Potential commercial work
Waterline IQ interpretation of accepted scope. These items are not confirmed contract packages or specifications.
Pumping and storage
Reservoir rehabilitation
Treatment plant
Water treatment filtration
Distribution
Water main replacement and Valves and appurtenances
Selected lifecycle
Key official milestones
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Official event
Added during OHA's 3Q2026 DWSRF priority-list cycle
OHA lists the project for DWSRF funding consideration; the workbook does not establish a formal procurement date.
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Official event
OHA publishes project in revised DWSRF public-comment list
The project appears in OHA's June 9, 2026 revised public-comment PPL, preserving a second official project-specific publication record.
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Evidence and sources
9 accepted claims across 2 official document versions
Selected official evidence · Inspect exact excerpts and locators
2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL — public-comment PDF
OHA DWSRF infrastructure project priority list — public-comment edition“City of Banks Issue: Project addresses water infrastructure issues, including Rating results include: SD-26-17 damaged/leaking/undersized pipelines, damaged and aging 10 pts (Affordability) reservoirs (coating/vault piping), and inefficient filtration syste...”
2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL
OHA DWSRF infrastructure project priority list“8 | City of Banks SD-26-17 Washington Jeff Hampton / Matt Mattia 2,070 | | Issue: Project addresses water infrastructure issues, including damaged/leaking/undersized pipelines, damaged and aging reservoirs (coating/vault piping), and inefficient filtration...”