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Crews pour 15 million pounds of concrete into the aeration basin's foundation.

The Sterling Natural Resource Center secures $1.49 million in funding from the California Natural Resources Agency for the development of a demonstration garden that will also serve as new community outdoor space.

Activation of wastewater services will allow East Valley Water District to optimize natural resources with Sterling Natural Resource Center.

During the July 25 regular Board Meeting, EVWD Board of Directors approved the selection of Balfour Beatty / Arcadis as the design-build partner to lead the design and construction of the SNRC. Balfour Beatty / Arcadis presented a conceptual fly-through of the state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility will treat up to 8 million gallons a day initially, with the ability to increase to 10 million gallons a day.

East Valley Water District’s Board of Directors approved Balfour Beatty / Arcadis as the design-build partner to lead the design and construction of the Sterling Natural Resource Center (SNRC), located on the east side of Del Rosa Drive, at the July 25 regular meeting.