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Water Station 1 Project Update Presentation Title Subtitle (optional) December 8, 2014 Vancouver City Council Workshop Date Vancouver City Council Workshop/Public Hearing Tyler Clary, Staff, Title Water Engineering Program Manager Staff,


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Water Station 1 Project Update - 1

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Date Vancouver City Council Workshop/Public Hearing Staff, Title Staff, Title

Water Station 1 Project Update

December 8, 2014 Vancouver City Council Workshop Tyler Clary, Water Engineering Program Manager Michelle Henry, Civil Engineer

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Water Station 1 Project Update - 2

  • Water System Overview
  • Water Station 1 Overview
  • Water Station 1 History
  • 2005 Site Master Plan
  • Current Phase
  • Future Phases
  • Ongoing Communication

Presentation Overview

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Water Station 1 Project Update - 3

  • 4th largest utility in Washington State
  • 72-square-mile service area
  • 240,000 customers
  • 1,000 miles of distribution pipe
  • 40 wells at nine water stations
  • 9.4 billion gallons pumped in 2013

Water System Overview

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Water Station 1 Existing Site

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  • Documented water source since 1880
  • 1909 - 1 MG reservoir constructed
  • 1937 - City took over ownership
  • 1938 - 4 MG reservoir and elevated tank
  • 1980 - Site fence removed
  • 1985 - Amphitheater constructed
  • 1998 - Swift Skate Park constructed

(MG = Million Gallons)

Water Station 1 History

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  • Old facilities
  • Recognized importance
  • Recognized vulnerability
  • Improve reliability through replacement of aging

facilities

2005 Water Station 1 Master Plan

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2005 Master Plan

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Water Station 1 Project Update

  • 2013 evaluation of

existing storage

  • Remove 1 MG reservoir
  • Replace elevated tank
  • Complete seismic

improvements to 4 MG reservoir

Seismic Evaluation

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Water Station 1 Project Update

  • 2013 consultant Request For Qualifications (RFQ)
  • August 2013 Council approved a contract with CH2M HILL
  • Preliminary design report (30% plans)
  • Preliminary design complete
  • Needed electrical upgrades are significant
  • Needed control system upgrades are significant
  • Treatment system upgrade

Current Project Status

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Water Station 1 Phase 1 Project

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Water Station 1 Future Phases

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  • Final Phase 1 consultant contract with CH2M HILL

consent December 15 ($6 million)

  • Pump Station and Operations building
  • Site electrical and emergency power
  • Treatment system building
  • Security improvements
  • Control system at WS 1 and Ops Center (SCADA)

Phase 1 Consultant Contract

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  • Replace 1970s era equipment
  • Back-up server to Ops Center
  • Upgrades to Ops Center
  • New software
  • New fiber network
  • New control panels
  • Large portion of contract

Control System

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  • Software purchase for control

system (RFP)

  • Control panel purchase
  • Construction contract to upgrade

Ops Center controls

  • Treatment system purchase (RFP)
  • Right of Way vacation old East

Reserve

Council Approval Requests 2015

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Water Station 1 Project Update - 18

  • Phase 1 design January 2015
  • Smaller contracts throughout 2015
  • Phase 1 construction contract 2016 - 2017 ($18

million)

  • Phase 2 consultant contract 2016
  • Phase 2 construction 2018 ($13 million)
  • Phase 3 replace 3 wells 2022 ($3 million)

Next Steps/Timeline

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  • Central Park Neighborhood

Association involvement in 2005 Master Plan effort

  • News articles
  • Current and future outreach with

Central Park and other NAs

  • Web and Water Report updates –

www.cityofvancouver.us/Water

Ongoing Communications

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  • Tyler Clary, Water Engineering Program Manager

(360)487-7169 tyler.clary@cityofvancouver.us

  • Michelle Henry, Civil Engineer

(360)487-7155 michelle.henry@cityofvancouver.us

Questions and Discussion

To request other formats, please contact: City Manager’s Office (360) 487-8600 | WA Relay: 711 Amanda.Delapena@cityofvancouver.us