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� � .. • <br /> • I1�- 3 <br /> TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM <br /> SOUTH BAYSIDE SYSTEM AUTHORITY <br /> Redwood City Recycled Water Project <br /> Disinfection, Storage and Pumping Facilities <br /> Prepared by: The Covello Group Date: July 9, 2004 <br /> Joseph Covello, P.E. <br /> William W. Tanner, P.E. <br /> 1.0 Overview <br /> The purpose of this Technical Memorandum is to assess the factors supporting <br /> the decision to prepurchase the steel sheet piling, and the decision to <br /> prepurchase the steel cofferdam bracing for the Redwood City Recycled Water <br /> Storage Tank Project. <br /> In the summer of 2003, the City Council approved a$43.6 million plan to develop <br /> the use of recycled water. Public concerns over the use of recycled water led to <br /> the formation of a Community Task Force. The primary focus of the Task Force <br /> was how to solve the City's increasing imbalance in water supply and demand <br /> while alleviating the concerns of the public. The Task Force report, which <br /> recommended alternatives for project implementation, was accepted by the City <br /> Council on March 22, 2004, and staff was directed to provide a schedule of <br /> implementation as soon as possible. By 2010, the project is expected to reduce <br /> demand on drinking water suppty by 2,002 Acre-Feet per year. The primary <br /> component of this project is the development of treatment, storage, pumping and <br /> distribution facilities for 1,687 AF/year of Recycled Water. <br /> Page 1 of 4 <br />
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