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Contractor Name
West Yost
PROJECT NAME
Inner Harbor Utilities Evaluation
RMP File Number
304.5
Date
6/2/2015
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___, _ i <br /> to be adjusted, use the field data to determine the roughness coefficients. <br /> Results of the calibration will be presented in the report. <br /> • Perform Hvdraulic Evaluation for Maximum Dav Plus Fire Flow Conditions: <br /> Conduct a fire flow analysis to determine available fire flows in the Specific <br /> Plan area under existing conditions (current level of development) and for <br /> water system buildout conditions with the maximum anticipated level of <br /> development in the Specific Plan area. Obtain fire flow requirements for the <br /> different land use types anticipated in the Specific Plan area. Where <br /> available fire flows at buildout of the system and the Specific Plan area are <br /> less than requirements, identify potable water system improvements to meet <br /> fire flow requirements. <br /> • Perform Hvdraulic Evaluation for Normal Operations. Peak Hour Demand <br /> Conditions: Perform a peak hour demand evaluation for existing conditions <br /> (current level of development) and for potable water system buildout <br /> conditions with the maximum anticipated level of development in the Specific <br /> Plan area, to determine the hydraulic impact of the Specific Plan area on the <br /> City's existing Main Pressure Zone water system. Utilize the City's hydraulic <br /> design criteria for normal operation conditions that are documented in the <br /> City's 2011 Water Master Plan. <br /> • Identify Facility Impacts by Parcel: Perform a hydraulic sensitivity analysis <br /> for the Specific Plan area to allocate infrastructure requirements for the four <br /> parcels within the area. This information will be used in future evaluations by <br /> the City to determine impact fees associated with the development of the <br /> Specific Plan area. <br /> City Data Requirements: 1) Potable water demands for the Specific Plan area for <br /> existing and buildout conditions; 2) hydrant test data. <br /> Task 2: Evaluate Recycled Water System <br /> In this task, Consultant will perForm a recycled water system analysis to determine <br /> recycled water infrastructure requirements to serve the Specific Plan Area. <br /> Budgeting assumes that the City will provide a copy of the City's recycled water <br /> system model, and that only minor updates, as noted in this task will be required for <br /> system evaluation. The following work will be perFormed: <br /> • Update the Hydraulic Model: Update the City's existing recycled system <br /> hydraulic model to include conceptual pipelines identifiied in the draft <br /> Specific Plan, and to allocate irrigation demands provided by the City for the <br /> various potential uses in the Specific Plan area. <br /> • Perform Hvdraulic Evaluation for Peak Hour Irrigation Demand Conditions� <br /> Perform a peak hour demand evaluation for the recycled water system at <br /> buildout conditions with the maximum anticipated level of development in <br /> the Specific Plan area, to determine the hydraulic impact of the Specific <br /> Plan Area on the City's recycled water system. Utilize hydraulic evaluation <br /> ATTY/AGR/2015.095/WESTYOSTASSOCIATES—INNER HARBOR UTILITIES EVALUATION <br /> REV:05-13-15 VR <br /> Page 30 of 17 <br />
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