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lines will eventually need to be replaced to re-capture the capacity of the distribution system. Table 3.1 - Water Line Information Pipeline Pipeline Pipeline Size (in) Length (ft) Length (mi) 30 1,338 0.25 24 6,689 1.27 21 2,348 0.44 20 30,379 5.75 18 7,866 1.49 15 237 0.04 12 23,892 4.52 10 11 , 346 2.15 8 78,997 14.96 6 48,389 9.16 4 35,491 6.72 Total 246,972 46.78 Sewer System Figure 3.2 shows the City's main collector sewer lines, lift stations and wastewater treatment plant. The City's wastewater is collected by three sewer collectors. The CR 14 ~ collector collects water from the WTP, Thermo, CGH, the industrial property west of Hwy 85, and some minor residential use and delivers the wastewater to the north lift station. The CR 14 ~ collector flows along CR 14 ~ west under Hwy 85 to the north lift station. The east lift station is located on 9th Street at the northwest corner of the Coyote Creek Golf Course. This station pumps sewer from the Coyote Creek developments and delivers the wastewater to the CR 14 ~ collector which, in turn, delivers the wastewater to the north lift station before entering the WWTP. The South Platte collector collects wastewater from the southern part of the City, between Hwy 85 and the Union Pacific Railroad. The sewer line flows along the eastern edge of Hwy 85 before entering the south lift station located at 9th Street and Hwy 85. The 9th Street collector runs north along Harrison and west along 9th Street. This collector also discharges into the south lift station. Both stations deliver wastewater under the South Platte River to the WWTP. The WWTP has a capacity of 2.3 MGD with current-day demand of 1.9 MGD. Although the sewer system does not directly relate to the Water Conservation Plan and goals, having Clear Water Solutions, Inc. City of Fort Lupton 2007 Water Conservation Plan 6