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� � �'l� <br /> City of Redwood City Recycled W ater Task Force Report March 3, 2004 <br /> Estimates of potable water demand reductions and estimated costs presented herein were <br /> developed with the assistance of City staff and the City's wnsultants, including Kennedy/Jenks <br /> Consultants and Dr. John Whitcomb. <br /> Alternative TF is summarized in Table 1 and discussed in more detail below. Altemative TF is <br /> divided into the following four categories. <br /> • Recycled Water <br /> • Replacement of Natural Grass Playing Fields with Synthetic Turf <br /> • Existing Groundwater Use <br /> • Additional Water Conservation <br /> TABLE 1: ALTERNATIVE TF <br /> � ?. E �t : x fl 1 ` �. t � � �` � : i �' "� ki'� w +. j r""' �' : � � <br /> � # � � � �� ��� ���� ��� t���� � � T� M n <br /> r � <br /> .�"r a� „ i ; y v r a„3a � W,�� �. ,. <br /> , p� , � , H ,�. ; . , <br /> �. � t kt <br /> �ICID ..,. �� � ir, ..'�x''a e'I� „�, ::'' r.n nu u.�t�. �� .t . <br /> d... ,_, . .., : r ,... �. . .. .. ,: „ <br /> Recycled Water <br /> RealignmentofRecycledWaterPiping 1,687 (5,100,000) <br /> Downtown Cinema Dual Plumbing 23 20Q000 <br /> Subtotal 1,710 (4,900,000) <br /> Synthetic Turf Playing Fields <br /> Red MoRon Park 51 2,540,000 <br /> Sandpiper Pazk 23 737,000 <br /> Marlin Park 12 877,000 <br /> Hawes Park 9 515,000 <br /> Hoover Park 25 0� <br /> Sequoia High School 14 0� <br /> Canada College 16 O <br /> Subtotal ISO 4,669,000 <br /> Existing Groundwater Use <br /> Sequoia High School 57 O <br /> Subtotal 57 0 <br /> Additional Conservation <br /> Pre-Rinse Spray Nozzles 33 0� <br /> Evapotranspiration (ET) Controllers 46 145,000 <br /> Hot Water Recirculation Pumps 6 1OQ000 <br /> Subtotal 85 245, 000 <br /> 7;otals 2,UD2 14,OOiU: <br /> � These items have already been implemented or are cucrently being implemented; consequently, their <br /> implementation funds have already been allocated from other sources and their costs are not included in Alternative <br /> TF. However, their associated potable water demand reduc[ions were not recognized in the Urban Water <br /> Management Plan and hence may be included here as savings from Altemative TF. <br /> Page 3 of 12 <br />