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Building and Safety: Current Projects

Underground Utility Project

Citing both public safety and aesthetic reasons, the undergrounding of overhead utilities within the City has been a long standing priority of the City Council. Since 2016 it is estimated that over 2,000 fires have been caused by faulty utility lines throughout California. 

Potential undergrounding projects are identified by City staff and evaluated by both the City Council Ad-hoc Committee and full City Council based on cost, feasibility, and impacts. Once initiated, the City places a deposit with Southern California Edison to begin design of the project. Typically, it takes between 6 and 9 months for a project design to be completed. Full undergrounding projects take approximately 2 years to complete.

Click here for the City Council Undergrounding Selection Policy.

Recent Projects
Long Valley Road

A project to remove 9 poles along Long Valley Road between the Community Center and Hilltop Road was completed.

Little Hollow Road

In December 2021, the City Council authorized the initiation of a new project to remove 4 poles on Little Hollow Road. The project design is underway.

Future Projects

The City is always looking for potential new undergrounding projects. Please contact City Hall to discuss potential projects and learn more about the process.

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6165 Spring Valley Road
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