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s. /tl-/tY Design and construction of the recycled water pipeline has been phased into discrete project areas to expedite the delivery of recycled water to those customers who are most likely to connect to the recycled water distribution system. For example, construction on the Redwood Shores project area can begin as design is underway for the Skyway project areas, which will enable commercial customers in Redwood Shores to receive recycled water as construction is underway in the Skyway area. This phasing sequence is coordinated with the customer retrofit effort and will enable the City to connect the customer's site to the recycled water distribution pipeline as customer retrofits are complete, which will reduce disruption due to construction. It should be noted that the project team remains vigilant about opportunities to accelerate the project should grant funding be secured, and the phasing strategy is able to flex toward opportunities to connect customers earlier than may have been envisioned. Design of the Redwood Shores project area pipeline began in 2004 and is approximately 30 percent complete. The current design effort includes pipelines for Radio Road, Redwood Shores Parkway, Marine Parkway, Twin Dolphin Drive, and Shoreline Drive, all within the Redwood Shores project area. The Redwood Shores pipelines have been broken down into three bid packages. The existing recycled water pipelines in Radio Road and Shearwater Parkway that were installed as part of the First Step project will remain in service and will be connected to the new pipelines during construction. The Bike Path project area pipeline was constructed as part of the recent Bayshore Highway 101 expansion construction was completed in 2004. Design has not yet begun for the Skyway, Bayfront, or Seaport project areas. Work Plan Next Steps: The pipeline design for the Redwood Shores project area is scheduled for completion in September 2005. The first two construction packages of the Redwood Shores pipeline are scheduled to bid in January 2006, with construction beginning in March 2006 and lasting for seven to nine months. The third Redwood Shores bid package is scheduled to bid in January 2007. The City anticipates beginning pipeline design for the Skyway and Seaport project areas in 2006. Construction of the Skyway project is scheduled for completion in November 2007. Construction of the Seaport project is set for 2008, with the Bayfront project in 2009. 2.1.1.1.2 Recycled Water Customers and Site Retrofits Status: The City continues to update its recycled water Market Assessment as information about potential customers is refined through site visits and site data collection. To date, the City has identified two new eligible recycled water customers that were not included in the Task Force report: Marlin Subdivision in Redwood Shores (Units #2 and #2a); and the Villas at Bair Island. City staff and consultants are studying the estimated demands for these potential customers and continuing to evaluate additional eligible sites as potential recycled water customers. The City has determined it is not feasible to retrofit the Kaiser campus on Veterans Boulevard in the near-term, due to its pending multi-year development plans. Instead, as plans are submitted to the City for the various phases of work, the City will ensure that the project design fully maximizes opportunities for separate meters and dual plumbing. The current landscape irrigation demand at the Kaiser campus is estimated to be 22 af/yr. The future landscape Redwood City Recycled Water Project Progress Report 2005 Redwood City Recycled Water Task Force Recommendations - Final Report p:\pw-proj\200410468025 rwc recycled re!rolit & support svcltask 11 program supportltask force status reporl\final report\progre.. report on tt recommendations_final.doc Page 10