Vactor Truck Replacement
Strategy
Stormwater Management
Lead Implementer
City of South Lake Tahoe
Funders
City of South Lake Tahoe, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
Project Primary Contact
Jim Marino
Project Stage
Completed
Duration
2020
Hydrologic Integrity
Stormwater Management
New Vactor Truck was received in August 2020 and has been placed into service. The Vactor is a critical piece of equipment for removing sediment, trash and debris from stormwater collection, conveyance and treatment systems. The purchase of this truck replaced an aged non compliant truck with a CARB emission complaint model to ensure the City is able to adequately maintain stormwater management systems.
Key Accomplishments
Accomplishments to be provided upon completion of Project
Pillars of Resilience
- Air Quality
2001 Vactor 2100 Series - with pile of decanted sediment removed in 2018
Credit: Jason Burke
Location
Location Not Specified
Expenditures
Expenditures by Funding Source to Date: $500,000.00
City of South Lake Tahoe Gene... (CSLT): $250,000
TRPA Operations & Maintenance... (TPRA): $250,000
Photos
2001 Vactor cleaning sediment trap on Lodi Avenue in 2018 (Timing: Before)
Credit: CSLT
2001 Vactor dumping sediment in 2015 (Timing: Before)
Credit: Jason Burke
2001 Vactor (Timing: Before)
Credit: Jason Burke
2020 Vactor 2100i (dealer photo) (Timing: During)
Credit: Vactor Manufacturing
New vehicle logo (Timing: After)
Credit: Phil Harwood
New vehicle (Timing: After)
Credit: Phil Harwood
Project last updated 1/22/2021