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Clean water, healthy community. Andrew Damron, PE Recycled Water at NSD NSD Overview NSD history of recycled water Last 5 years Current work Future plans NSD by the Numbers Founded in 1945 NSD serves a population of


  1. Clean water, healthy community. Andrew Damron, PE

  2. Recycled Water at NSD  NSD Overview  NSD history of recycled water  Last 5 years  Current work  Future plans

  3. NSD by the Numbers  Founded in 1945  NSD serves a population of 82,000 in Napa area  280 miles of sewer mains; 36,000 service connections  11 miles of recycled water mains

  4. NSD Operations  Sewer Collection System  Wastewater Treatment  Recycled Water  Engineering  Pollution Prevention

  5. Soscol Water Recycling Facility  Dry weather flow = 6.7 mgd  Average treatment = 10 mgd  Wet weather flow = 50+ mgd  Physical, biological & chemical processes  340 acre pond system

  6. History of Recycled Water - NSD  Discharge permit dry- season discharge prohibition  1985 Kirkland pipeline - secondary disinfected  1997 WWTP expansion Title 22 water  2004 Kennedy pipeline

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  9. Federal and State Funding  North Bay Water Reuse Authority (NBWRA)  Bureau of Reclamation  Prop 84  Funding for recycled water expansion

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  14. RW Production Expansion  New sand filters  New Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) clarifier  New secondary effluent EQ basin and associated controls  Modification to chlorine contact basin  Rehabilitation of Pond 4 pump station 14

  15. RW Pump Station Upgrades  Increase pumping capacity to serve new pipelines  Hydraulic separation of north and south lines

  16. Supply vs Demand  6.7 mgd dry weather flow  3,700 acre feet of capacity Use Site Acre Feet / Year Existing Customers 1,400 Napa State Hospital 200 Future golf course resort 300 Vineyard irrigation 300 Additional infill irrigation 250 District use (biosolids) 100 MST Pipeline (Coombsville region) 700 LCWD Pipeline (Carneros region) * 450 TOTAL 3,700

  17. Need Additional Supply  Wait for development in service area  Encourage winter demand (private storage)  Build additional storage  Modify pond operation strategy  May 1 – Ponds empty (conservative approach)  May 1 – Ponds full

  18. Future Plans  MST Expansion  Truck fill station  Additional storage  NBWRA Phase II

  19. Andrew Damron, PE, Capital Program Manager Napa Sanitation District adamron@napasan.com (707) 258-6007

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