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Cost for these improvements would be offset by savings realized by utilizing a <br />site already owned by the City rather than purchasing property as required at Site <br />A. <br />Further evaluation of site locations will be required during pre -design phases of <br />the water treatment facility project implementation. <br />D. ALTERNATIVE COMPARISONS <br />Cost estimates for two (2) alternatives were developed for implementing the Water <br />Supply and Treatment required to meet the City of Ramsey's water supply demands. For <br />each alternative, the following assumptions were utilized: <br />1. New water supply and treatment facilities will need to be on-line by 2019. <br />2. Treatment facilities will be constructed in phases to meet the demand <br />requirements. During final design, a Value Engineering phase should be utilized <br />to determine the most cost effective phasing of the treatment facilities. <br />3. Provisions will be incorporated into final design for routing of groundwater <br />sources directly to the clearwell high service pumping facilities. With this <br />provision, up to 20 percent of the water demand will be met with ground water. <br />The groundwater supply would by-pass the water treatment facility and would be <br />blended with treated water prior to being pumped to the distribution system. The <br />amount of ground water which can be blended with the treated water is <br />determined based on meeting water quality standards for iron, manganese and <br />hardness. The disadvantage to this system is the impact of the blending water on <br />water quality. This may be mitigated by blending water under all water demand <br />conditions. The advantage of this system is the water treatment facilities can be <br />designed with a lower capacity, thus reducing capital investment. Evaluation of <br />the impact of this process will be conducted during final design. <br />Alternative 1: Surface Water Supply. <br />With this alternative, the following key improvements are required. <br />Phase 1.- Construct a 9.6 mgd surface water treatment facility. Facility will need <br />to be on-line by 2019 to meet community water demands. <br />Estimated cost: $32,000,000. <br />Phase 2 - Construct 2.4 mgd surface water treatment facility expansion. <br />Expanded capacity required by 2025 to meet community water demand. Facility <br />includes additional membrane filters, chemical feed and clarification facilities. <br />Estimated Cost: $4,250,000. <br />City of Ramsey, Minnesota — R13.104504 Page 4-6 <br />Comprehensive Water System Study Prepared by Bolton & Menk, Inc. <br />
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