Neighborhoods
Notes on the streets in and around La Habra: when the houses went up, the sewer pipe typical of that era, and which office to ask about permits and lateral responsibility.
- Sewer lines in Westridge
Westridge sits on the hillier ground in La Habra's north. Sloped lots, longer lateral runs and established landscaping change how sewer lines behave and how repairs are planned.
- Sewer lines for homes along Euclid Street
Euclid Street runs north and south through the middle of La Habra, with residential blocks of single-story homes on either side. Many of these streets share the traits that make older sewer laterals fail.
- Sewer lines near Imperial Highway
Imperial Highway crosses La Habra east to west, lined with commercial frontage and backed by residential tracts. The homes behind the corridor share many of the sewer traits of the city's post-war neighborhoods.
- Sewer lines near Whittier Boulevard
Whittier Boulevard runs along La Habra's north side, where the land begins to rise toward the hills. Homes here combine older laterals, mature trees and, on some streets, sloped lots.
- Sewer lines for homes near Harbor Boulevard
Harbor Boulevard runs north and south through western La Habra, with residential tracts on both sides. Many of the homes share the slab foundations and older laterals typical of the city's post-war growth.