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The Pleasanton City Council unanimously gave staff the green light last week to move forward with a plan to construct two new groundwater wells, which is expected to cost the city a minimum of $23 million.
The Pleasanton City Council has decided to table last week's discussion surrounding proposed improvements to the Lions Wayside and Delucchi parks until a later council meeting this year so the PDA could have more time to provide input.
Pleasanton's two-year process for identifying and prioritizing public projects, programs and policy initiatives will officially be a thing of the past after the City Council unanimously voted to approve a new five-year plan Tuesday.
PLEASANTON — A first look at how to bring Pleasanton’s groundwater back to full capacity suggests that drilling two new wells in the Bernal subbasin may be the city’s best
Pleasanton city staff are close to finalizing a recommendation for the City Council to possibly design and build two new groundwater wells outside of the PFAS contaminant plume following the Sept. 19 council meeting discussion.