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Brooktrails Water System Facilities:
Brooktrails water system (the "System") facilities include a water treatment plant with the design capacity of 1.2 million gallons per day (MGD), 60 miles of water mains, 24 water tanks with 1.7 million gallons of storage and 18 pump stations. The average daily demand on the System is 240,000 gallons per day.
Water Source:
Brooktrails water source is comprised of two reservoirs totalling 400 acre feet on Willits Creek and a tributary. Lake Emily feeds Lake Ada Rose before transfer to the Water Treatment Plant.
See the live USGS Willits Creek monitoring station and our water photo gallery Water Reservoirs
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Brooktrails Sewer System Information
In addition the three sewer lift stations at various elevations, there are 65 miles of sewer lines throughout the collection system before transport via the trunk line to the City of Willits for processing.
Brooktrails sewage is then processed by the City of Willits sewer plant. The City of Willits is now compelled by regulators to upgrade its sewer plant at a current estimated cost of $11 million. Brooktrails will incur approximately 37% of the capital costs, spread over 40 years. Additionally, as mentioned before, our crews have almost completed a smoke test of the entire Brooktrails sewer system to locate and remove sources of unauthorized inflow into our system.
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Brooktrails Water System and Tank Locations Map
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