Presentations
Agenda Item No. 1
Presentation for the Sewer
Lining Project Phase 3 -
Approve Notice of Exemption
and Award of
Construction Contract
SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT – PHASE 3
MS26-088
Review and Consideration of Construction Contract Award and Approval of Notice of Exemption
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 7, 2026
City of Victorville
SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT – PHASE 3
Community Profile
• Population: Approximately 137,000 residents
• Total Area: Approximately 74.16 square miles
• Two Sewer Service Areas:
o Service Area A – Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority (VVWRA) o Service Area B – City’s Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (IWWTP) Treatment Distribution
• Approximately 60% of effluent – VVWRA
• Approximately 40% of effluent – IWWTP
• IWWTP currently treats approximately 2.0 MGD, though we have awarded a contract for the 100% design to expand from 2.5 MGD to 6.0 MGD Collection System Infrastructure
• 411.2 miles of gravity mains & trunk lines
• 1.2 miles of force mains
• 10 sewer lift stations
• 31,286 sewer laterals
• 8,285 sewer manholes
City of Victorville
SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT – PHASE 3
Existing System Conditions
Most segments are in the older parts of the City of Victorville are reaching the end of their useful life.
Without rehabilitation:
Problems -
• Increased infiltration & inflow (I&I)
• Higher treatment costs
• Increased maintenance frequency
• Elevated risk of sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs)
• Reduced system reliability
• Possible contamination groundwater
Recent CCTV inspections identified:
Causes -
• Root intrusion
• Cracked vitrified clay & concrete pipe
• Joint separation
• Pipe offsets
• Corrosion
• Groundwater infiltration
PROJECT AREA
SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT – PHASE 3
Project Area
PROJECT SCOPE
GOAL E: INVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE - STRATEGIC PLAN 2023-2026
TREMENDOUS COST SAVINGS OVER RECONSTRUCTION OF SEWER MAINS SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT – PHASE 3
Project consists of:
• Installation of Cured-In-Place (CIPP) liner in approximately 16,000 LF • 326 lateral "top-hat" installations to seal the connection points where smaller service lateral pipes connect to the main sewer line
• Spot repairs of deteriorated sewer segments
• 6-inch sewer service replacement at 7th & A Street
• Sidewalk and pavement restoration
Project Benefits:
• Extends service life 50 years
• Eliminates groundwater infiltration & inflow
• Reduces maintenance costs
• Avoids costly full pipe replacement
“T op-Hat”
“T op-Hat”
BID AMOUNTCONTRACTOR
$ 2,224,346.00Insituform Technologies, LLC
$ 2,320,943.00Vortex Services LLC, DBA Sancon
Technologies
SEWER MAIN LINING PROJECT –PHASE 3
BIDS RECEIVED
ENGINEER’S ESTIMATE: $ 1,800,000 - $ 2,000,000
END OF PRESENTATION
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Agenda Item No. 16
Presentation for Measure I
Continuation Expenditure
Plan
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
MEASURE I 3.0
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
1990-2010 | 2010-2040
Passed in 1989 Passed in 2004
HISTORY of the MEASURE
Midterm Elections
Nov 3, 2026
Road to the Ballot Box
MEASURE I 3.0
Public Outreach
Initiative
May 2025 – Nov 2026 AD Hoc review of Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan
September 2025 - May 2026
Polling
November 5-21, 2025
Member Agencies’
consideration of Draft
Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan
February – April 2026
AD Hoc review of Polling data
December 2025
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
AD Hoc recommendation of Draft Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan to SBCTA Board Consideration
January 21, 2026
SBCTA Board approval to advance
the Draft Ordinance/ Expenditure Plan
to Member Agencies
February 4,2026
SB Valley
Distribution of Revenue
(2010-2040)
EXPENDITURE PLANS
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
MEASURE I
25%
50%
25%
Local Mobility
Regional Mobility
Operations
Distribution of Revenue
(2040+)
• Local Street Improvements
• Potholes
• Sidewalks/Bike Lanes
• Highway Improvements
• Interchanges
• Bus/Rail Capital Projects
• Transit Operation
• Senior/Disabled
Victor Valley & Mountain/Desert
Distribution of Revenue
(2010-2040)
EXPENDITURE PLANS
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
MEASURE I
Local Mobility
Regional Mobility
Operations
Distribution of Revenue
(2040+)
70%
20%
10%
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
• An Independent Taxpayer Oversight Committee to provide for citizen review to ensure that all Measure I funds are appropriately spent.
• Only one percent (1%) of Measure I can be used for
administrative overhead.
• New transportation funds will not supplant existing
general revenue spending on streets and roads.
• Private developments will be required to contribute a fair share toward the transportation improvements around
their projects.
• Measure I funds are regionally allocated based on a
“return to source” model.
ORDINANCE WILL MAINTAIN
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
• Creation of an Interregional Mobility Expenditure Plan • Replaces Cajon Pass Expenditure
• Support for communities impacted by regional motorist, tourism, interregional travel, and goods movement
• ITOC – Flexibility for Board President to fill vacancies • Relevant experience vs specific experience
• Simplifies Expenditure Plan amendment process—vests
full authority in Board
• Expands list of funding priorities to provide greater flexibility for changing transportation landscape:
• 5% of Local Mobility reserved for ATP Projects
• (Sidewalks, Bike lanes)
• ½ cent extension of existing Measure (until ended by
voters)
KEY RECOMMENDATIONS TO ORDINANCE
Midterm Elections
Nov 3, 2026
Road to the Ballot Box
MEASURE I 3.0
Polling
April 2026
AD Hoc review
of Polling data
Recommendation of Final Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan to SBCTA Board for
Consideration
May 2026
SBCTA Board adoption
of the Final Ordinance/ Expenditure
Plan
June 3, 2026
Member Agencies’
consideration of Draft
Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan
February – April 2026
BOS
Consideration
July 2026
SB ROV Ballot Deadline
Aug 2026
(Via BOS)
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority
SBCTA Board 1st Reading
of the Final Ordinance/
Expenditure Plan
May 6, 2026
Agenda Item No. 20
Presentation for the 2025
Rectangular Rapid Flashing
Beacons Project - Award of
Construction
Contract
2025 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons Project
CC25-13
Review and Consideration of Construction Contract Award
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 7, 2026
WHY RRFBs ?
GOAL E: INVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE - STRATEGIC PLAN 2023-2026 • Can increase motorist yield rates up to 98% (varies by speed limit, number of lanes, crossing distance and time of day) • Can reduce pedestrian crashes up to 47%
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
LOCATION SELECTION
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
Hook Junior
High School
Village
STEAM
School
Eagle Ranch
Elementary
School
Vista Verde
Elementary
School
Brentwood
School of
Environmental
Studies
Challenger
School of
Sports and
Fitness
Del Rey
Elementary
School
Victor Valley
High School
Discovery
School of the
Arts
LOCATION 4: HOPLAND ST @ CAHUENGA RDLOCATION 3: RENO LOOP RD N @ EAST TRAILLOCATION 2: TOPAZ RD @ RED ROCK RD LOCATION 1: HOOK BLVD @ ROSEMARY DR
LOCATION 5: MOJAVE DR @ ASHLEY GLEN DR LOCATION 6: SEVENTH ST @ CENTER ST & YUCCA AVE LOCATION 7: LUNA RD @ VISTA VERDE ST LOCATION 8: LUNA RD @ DOS LOMAS WY LOCATION 9: DEL REY DR @ VALLEJO ST
PROJECT LOCATIONS
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
New Proposed Crosswalk
Existing Crosswalk
NEW PROPOSED CROSSWALKS
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
New Proposed Crosswalk
Existing Crosswalk
PROJECT SCOPE
GOAL E: INVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE - STRATEGIC PLAN 2023-2026 • ADA-compliant curb ramps, sidewalk, and
curb/gutter improvements
• Installation of RRFB systems at 9 locations
• Foundations to be done by the contractor
• Procurement and installation of RRFBs and
electrical connections and the signing and
striping upgrades will be completed by Public
Works Operations & Maintenance Staff
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
BID AMOUNTCONTRACTOR
$ 501,912.50Gentry General Engineering, Inc.
$ 1,032,084.80Interstate Civil Construction
BIDS RECEIVED
ENGINEER’S ESTIMATE: $ 450,000
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
PRESSURE ZONE CHANGE PROJECT - AREA 7
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS
BID AMOUNTCONTRACTOR
$ 501,912.50Gentry General Engineering, Inc. (Civil Work, signing and striping, foundations) $ 82,880.00Procurement and installation of RRFP Assemblies $ 584,192.50Total Project Cost
HSIP GRANT
FUNDS
COSTHSIP PARTICIPATING ITEMS
$ 88,445Contract Bid Item No. 26: Install Type 1A Pole Foundation per City Std. T-2 $ 82,880RRFB Assembly (Poles, signs, flashers, push buttons) to be installed by Public Works $ 171,325Sub-Total for RRFBs
$ 149,310HSIP Grant
2025 RECTANGULAR RAPID FLASHING BEACONS PROJECT
END OF PRESENTATION
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