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I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> ! <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br /> I <br />I <br />I <br />i <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />The Hakanson-Anderson drawing indicates that at the present <br />time a 75KVA transformer provides service to a submersible well <br />pump at 70 HP 450V NC 3 Phase. <br /> <br />The pad was installed to accomodate a future 150KVA transformer. A <br />two inch rigid steel conduit was run from the low voltage secondary <br />side of the transformer to the equipment location for the submers- <br />ible pump. Presently installed in this two inch rigid steel conduit <br />are 3 - t6 copper conductors and one ~8 ground or neutral. <br /> <br />The power requirements for the two softball/soccer fields is <br />approximately 140KW or 70KW per field. The primary service brought <br />into the padmount transformer location by the power company <br />appears to be adequate to handle this additional load. <br /> <br />According to the power company it's a matter of changing out the <br />padmount transformer to provide the additional power. This would <br />involve developing new outdoor secondary switchgear to handle the <br />two new sportsfields plus the power for the submersible pump. <br /> <br />We would be looking at approximately a 225 KVA transformer depending <br />on the selection made by the power company to provide this power. <br /> <br />In looking at the over-all park layout (Drawing labeled 'Proposal <br />Improvements for Central Park") and dated August, 1980. If power <br />and lighting are to be provided for all activities, both present <br />and future, approximately 750 KVA of power would be required; this <br />includes the two proposed softball/soccer fields, bike trails, <br />roadway lighting, parking ageas, shelter buildings, etc. This could <br /> <br /> <br />