Public Safety · Livermore, CA
Livermore PFAS Water Treatment Systems Up for Planning Commission Review Tuesday, Oct. 20
The Livermore Planning Commission will consider modifications to conditional use permits and site plan design review on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. to install new PFAS water treatment systems at three California Water Service stations: Station 9 (3474 East Ave.), Station 19 (1748 Elm St.), and Station 31 (732 Olivina Ave.). The upgrades involve two granular activated carbon vessels, associated control and electrical systems, underground utilities, and piping connections to remove contaminants from drinking water. The commission's recommendation will be forwarded to the Livermore City Council for final approval. At the same meeting, the commission will consider a General Plan amendment to rezone 4200 East Ave. from medium-density residential to neighborhood commercial, which would allow current and future commercial and office uses; no specific development is proposed, though an application has been received for a veterinary clinic at the existing office facility.