Trails and Recreation Facilities in the Zone 7 Service Area
Zone 7 recognizes the benefits of public access along flood control channels. We collaborate with cities and local park districts to incorporate our maintenance roads into pedestrian and bicycle trail networks. Cities and parks districts are responsible for maintaining the trails that are located on Zone 7 property. Today, there are more than 19 miles of trails along Zone 7-owned channels that provide off-street connections to local and regional parks and recreation facilities.
New Monitoring Well at Ken Mercer Sports Park
In a continuing effort to supply the Tri-Valley with safe, reliable water that surpasses state and federal drinking water standards, Zone 7 is installing an additional monitoring well to serve as an early detection system for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) for the neighboring water supply wells in the area.
Chain-of-Lakes (COL) PFAS Treatment Facility
In a continuing effort to supply the Tri-Valley with safe, reliable water that surpasses state and federal drinking water standards, Zone 7 is planning a water treatment system to address Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) found in the local groundwater at the Chain-of-Lakes (COL) Well site.
Stoneridge Well PFAS Treatment System Project
In a continuing effort to supply the Tri-Valley with safe, reliable water that surpasses state and federal drinking water standards, Zone 7 is in the final stages of constructing a water treatment system to address Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) found in the local groundwater at the Stoneridge Well. The treatment system went online in September 2023 and final construction at the facility is anticipated to be complete by Spring 2024.
