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228 <br /> <br /> <br />has been adjusted to 2018 dollars. Lateral sewer extensions from the proposed trunk will be <br />required and these costs are not included. <br />Subdistrict M4 <br />This subdistrict is located north of Highway 10 and west of Armstrong Boulevard. Service to this <br />area will require extensions from the existing lift station on Puma Street. The total estimated cost <br />of the 12- inch gravity sewer extensions is $176,000. This cost has been reduced from the 2016 <br />Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Study update to account for the 2017 construction of trunk <br />sanitary sewer main and new lift station along Bunker Lake Boulevard and Puma Street. <br />Subdistricts R21 Through R25 <br />These subdistricts are located north of Trott Brook in the north central portion of the City. Service <br />to this area will require extensions from existing lift station RLS-3 in the Brookfield development. <br />Subdistricts R21 and R22 on the west side of CSAH 5 can be serviced from an 18-inch gravity sewer <br />extension from the lift station. Subdistricts R23, R24, and R25 on the east side of CS AH 5 will be <br />serviced by trunk sewers flowing to lift station RLS-8. The forcemain from the station will <br />discharge to the proposed trunk sewer in subdistrict R22. Existing lift station RLS-3 was not <br />designed to accommodate the sewer flow from the north side of Trott Brook. The existing pumps <br />will need to be replaced with higher capacity pumps. The existing 8-inch forcemain from lift station <br />RLS-3 will be essentially at maximum capacity after the upgrade of the lift station pumps and will <br />have high head loss from the flow through the pipe. <br />The high head loss requires larger motors on the lift station pumps. To reduce this head loss <br />somewhat, it is proposed to extend a 21-inch gravity sewer about 1300 feet north in subdistrict R- <br />1 on Variolite Street from the existing 24-inch trunk sewer. This reduces the forcemain length and <br />related head loss. <br />The lift station upgrade at RLS-3 and the sewer extension in subdistrict R1 are south of Trott Brook <br />but are required to provide sewer service to the subdistricts north of Trott Brook. The lift station <br />upgrade will be required with the initial extension to the north side of Trott Brook. The R1 trunk <br />construction would not be required until service is extended to Subdistricts R23 - R25. The total <br />estimated costs were calculated in the 2016 Comprehensive Sanitary Sewer Study update and has <br />been adjusted to 2018 dollars as follows: <br /> <br />Subdistrict R23-R25 $2,058,000 <br />Subdistrict R21 and R22 2,426,000 <br />Subdistrict R1 509,000 <br />Subdistrict RLS-3 290,000 <br />Total: $5,283,000 <br /> <br />System Extension for 167th Avenue Future MUSA Study Area <br />The Future MUSA Study Area identifies an area to better understand the feasibility of extending a <br />trunk sewer line to the 167th Avenue/Saint Francis Boulevard (TH 47) land use node. Municipal
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