Location
Oregon

Cooper Mountain Pump Station Replacement and Reservoir 3

At 18755 SW Kemmer Road: replacement pump station, backup emergency generator, new 2-million-gallon concrete reservoir, connecting underground waterlines, stormwater detention, fencing and landscape. At 18888 SW Kemmer Road: remove the old pump station after new facilities are operational.

Last verified Oct 9, 2026 2 official source families

What is proposed

At 18755 SW Kemmer Road: replacement pump station, backup emergency generator, new 2-million-gallon concrete reservoir, connecting underground waterlines, stormwater detention, fencing and landscape. At 18888 SW Kemmer Road: remove the old pump station after new facilities are operational.

August staff memo identifies aging Cooper Mountain pump station and replacement project

The dated TVWD staff memo identifies the same replacement pump station and Reservoir 3 project, explaining resilience and end-of-life needs. Its late-2028 completion expectation is retained as historical planning context. This memo is distinct from the already operating Kemmer intertie and its separate agreement.

Official confirmation of the published summer-2027 bidding forecast and current design/approval status

Timing is not established in reviewed records.

Confirmed work and commercial interpretation

What is proposed

At 18755 SW Kemmer Road: replacement pump station, backup emergency generator, new 2-million-gallon concrete reservoir, connecting underground waterlines, stormwater detention, fencing and landscape. At 18888 SW Kemmer Road: remove the old pump station after new facilities are operational.

Potential commercial work

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

Distribution

Water main replacement and Valves and appurtenances

Pumping and storage

Booster pump station, Water storage tank, and Emergency generators

Process and controls

Electrical and controls

Civil and site work

Concrete and structural and Security fencing and access

Documented permitting

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

Key official milestones

  1. Official event

    August staff memo identifies aging Cooper Mountain pump station and replacement project

    The dated TVWD staff memo identifies the same replacement pump station and Reservoir 3 project, explaining resilience and end-of-life needs. Its late-2028 completion expectation is retained as historical planning context. This memo is distinct from the already operating Kemmer intertie and its separate agreement.

    View evidence for August staff memo identifies aging Cooper Mountain pump station and replacement project
  2. Official forecast

    Summer 2027 bidding forecast

    Official project-linked outreach lists Bidding: Summer 2027, subject to change. Calendar-year precision avoids inventing a particular day or month; the exact published season remains in the title and evidence. The notice publication date is unknown. No formal notice, response deadline or current invitation has been verified.

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Evidence and sources
4 accepted claims across 2 official document versions
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TVWD selected capital-project publication evidence

TVWD selected capital-project publication evidence
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“What is the Cooper Mountain Pump Station and Reservoir 3 Project? TVWD is planning improvements to increase the reliability and resilience of the Cooper Mountain water system. The project includes work at two existing TVWD properties: 18755 SW Kemmer Road C...”

TVWD manually acquired board publication evidence

TVWD manually acquired board publication evidence
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“TVWD’s 920 zone is served via direct pumping to service through the Cooper Mountain Pump Station, a single pump station that is nearing the end of its useful life. This pump station is scheduled to be replaced as part of the Cooper Mountain Pump Station Rep...”