Laserfiche WebLink
<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />. The intake facilities and gravity line to the water treatment plant site should be <br />upgraded as needed. The present 12-inch line has adequate capacity for long- <br />term (but not ultimate) development. At a later time, a decision must be made <br />whether to increase the 12-inch line size, or to install a booster pump at the <br />treatment plant site. If the development rate does not require extra capacity until <br />about 2050 (approximate estimated life of the 12-inch CIP) then replacement with <br />a larger pipe would be logical; before that time, a booster pump would be most <br />economical. <br /> <br />. A replacement line from the plant site to the reservoir should be installed. <br /> <br />. A pumping station at the operating reservoir and transmission line will deliver <br />water to Cooley Reservoir. <br /> <br />. A pumping station at Cooley Reservoir will be used to return stored water for use <br />(through the same pipeline). <br /> <br />c. Water Treatment <br /> <br />. The present plant should be upgraded and expanded to 1.0 MGD capacity. <br /> <br />. At a later time, and depending on location of future development (water <br />demands), a decision can better be made as to the choice of expansion at the <br />existing site, or construction of a second plant below Cooley Reservoir. <br /> <br />D. Water Distribution <br /> <br />. The present base pressure zone should be retained. Additional storage and <br />transmission capacity should be added, as dictated by growth. <br /> <br />. A high pressure zone, with a "blue line" (highest service elevation) of about 6200 <br />feet should be established when demand south of Morrison makes this <br />economically feasible. <br /> <br />7O-<)80.035,MSTR-PLN IV-2 <br />