Expansion of the Wastewater Collection System for Areas in the Tijuana River Basin, in Tijuana, BC | BECC: Border Environment Cooperation Commission

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This project was Certified on November 28, 2008

Sector	Water / Wastewater
Location	Tijuana, Baja California, MEX
Benefited Population	33,915 people
Projected Cost	$8,780,000.00 USD
Technical Assistance	$185,694.00USD from PDAP
Sponsor	C.E.S.P.T.
ID#	506

The project consists of the construction of a wastewater collection system (WWCS) for the areas Lomas del Valle, Maclovio Rojas and Ojo de Agua in the municipality of Tijuana, Baja California. The project includes the construction of approximately 94,737 linear meters (310,816 linear ft) of wastewater collection pipelines made of PVC material ranging from 20 to 76 cm (8 to 30 inches) in diameter. All wastewater collected by the new WWCS (approximately 69 lps) will be treated at La Morita wastewater treatment plant(WWTP).

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Close Out Report

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