ConstructionBelow is a list of Vista Irrigation District projects designed to improve the quality and reliability of your water. Reservoir Repair and Main Replacement Projects
Edgehill Reservoir Replacement and Pump Station ProjectAs part of Vista Irrigation District's (District) overall water supply reliability planning, the District determined the Edgehill (E) Reservoir has reached the end of its useful life. The District has begun construction on the E Reservoir Replacement and Pump Station Project, which includes demolition of the existing reservoir, removing rock, and re-grading the site to accommodate the new…
Pechstein Beam Reinforcement Project In 2018, the District conducted a comprehensive seismic and structural evaluation of its largest reservoir, Pechstein. Results of the evaluation concluded that some components of the roof were structurally deficient. To remedy the deficiencies and prolong the life of the reservoir roof, District forces have installed 5 of 13 planned support braces to the largest beams that support the roof framing…
Vista Grande DriveThe District is installing approximately 5,000 feet of various size waterlines on Vista Grande Drive, as part of the District's Mainline Replacement Program. Construction on Vista Grande Drive is anticipated to be finalized in Summer 2022.
San Clemente Drive and San Clemente Way The District is installing approximately 3,100 feet of various size waterlines on San Clemente Drive and San Clemente Way, as part of the District's Mainline Replacement Program. The San Clemente Drive portion of the Project is completed and San Clemente Way construction is anticipated to be finalized in Fall 2022.
Rush & Portia AvenuesThe District is installing approximately 2,250 feet of various size waterlines on Rush and Portia Avenues, as part of the District's Mainline Replacement Program. Construction on Rush & Portia is anticipated to be finalized in Fall 2022.
San Pasqual Undergrounding ProjectThe San Pasqual Undergrounding Project is a project to remove, relocate and replace about 2.5 miles of the Escondido Canal, a City of Escondido facility, that crosses the San Pasqual Indian…
