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" ^ .,~",..,...,,< 'I 5.' C,.- +~ i .... - Table ESa1: R~mmeDded Project (Altematlve D) CilpltaJ Cost Summary I Item 1. $ 2 ~ 3 4 - 5 - j I ~ ES.5 Implementation strategy The basic implementation stEategy for Alternative o water supply and capital Improvement - program Is summarn:ed ,In Table ES-2. The Implemerrtation concept Is to simultaneously build backbone infrastructure facilities such as trealmenl. pumping, storage and ftatl$rT1lssion pipelines, while aggressively preparing in detail for CtlStomer comedians and site retrofit. ~ Based on the experiences or other Bay area projects, customer coordination and sileretrofit requirements are typically underestimated, and actual rec:yeIed water use has fallen short of original projections. . The proposed project could be implemented In multlpl.. phases. Treatment, storage, pumping, and pipeline ltansmission facilities to serve the Redwood Shores ma could be constructed in fiscal year (FY) 200312004, aOO customer services and site retrofits could be constructed over a J three-year period between 2003 and 2006, &0 fuB supply benefits are obtained during the 2007 irrigation season. The Greater Bayfront Area project phase may be driven by ft1tute develCper schedules. but it is tentatively planned thar the5-mDe transmission line from SBSA to the I Whipple AvenueIHlghway 101lnterd1ange could be in place by the year 2006. ,while the entire Greater Bayfront Area coulcl be salVed by 2009. In this scenario, the entire Alternative 0 project could be in place by 2009. Which may be advantageous to the City as the Master Sales I Agreement between San Francisco and suburban purchasers WIll be renegotiatedln 200912010 (contract expiration). I I I - Water Recycling Feasibility Study for Redwoo<f City xii 'W'_"~_________~_ ^'^'