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Steve Jankowski, City Engineer <br />October 5, 1998 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br /> B. Evaluation of Providing Water During Emergency Events <br /> <br /> The Anoka water system interconnection will be reviewed to determine capacity and <br /> quality of this water supply source. The ability for the City to provide water during <br /> emergency events will be reviewed. Providing standby generators at the wells will be <br /> evaluated. <br /> <br />Task 5 - Water Storage and Distribution Evaluation <br /> <br /> A. Prepare Distribution System Model <br /> <br /> Existing system model data will be reviewed and updated as needed. Data will be input <br /> into the Cybernet computer system model. Existing field data will be used to calibrate <br /> model to existing conditions. <br /> <br /> B. Evaluation of Existing System <br /> <br /> Future demand conditions will be modeled on the existing water distribution system. <br /> Necessary system improvements will be identified. <br /> <br /> C. Water Storage Evaluation <br /> <br /> Based on the calculated water consumption demands, fire flow requirements and system <br /> pressures, a storage requirement will be determined. Adequacy of existing storage <br /> facilities will be analyzed. Storage deficiencies and surpluses will be identified. <br /> <br />Task 6 - Fire Protection User Cost <br /> <br /> A. A review of the water system budget and user rate system will be performed. The water <br /> system fire protection components and costs will be reviewed. The distribution of these <br /> costs to the various users of the water system will be determined. <br /> <br />Task 7 - Water Conservation Plan and Well Head Protection Plan <br /> <br /> A. The water conservation and well head protection plans will be reviewed. The review <br /> will focus on the recommended and implementation plans. <br /> <br />Task 8 - Alternative Evaluation and Recommendations <br /> <br /> A. Capital cost Determination <br /> <br /> For each alternative, capital improvements will be summarized, and capital costs will be <br /> determined. An approximate schedule for implementation will also be developed. <br /> <br /> B. Operation and Maintenance Costs <br /> <br /> Operation and maintenance costs for each alternative will be developed, including <br /> energy costs, chemical, labor and maintenance costs. <br /> <br />Q:~,AMSEYXJANKOWS K.LT 1 <br /> <br /> <br />