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August 20, 2015 Rockville Water Forum Water Master Plan Report Water Master Plan Overview User Analysis Historic Growth Rate Connections / Equivalent Residential Units (ERUs) Planning Period / Projected Growth Historic Water


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August 20, 2015

Rockville Water Forum

Water Master Plan Report

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Water Master Plan Overview

  • User Analysis
  • Historic Growth Rate
  • Connections / Equivalent Residential Units (ERUs)
  • Planning Period / Projected Growth
  • Historic Water Usage
  • 5 Point System Analysis
  • Water Rights
  • Water Source Capacity
  • Water Storage Capacity
  • Water Treatment
  • Water Distribution
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User Analysis

  • Historic Growth
  • Used 2010 Census Number as Population Basis
  • Existing Connections / ERUs

Active Inactive Residential Residential Connections Connections 2011 135 17 152 2012 132 20 152 2013 132 20 152 2014 129 23 152 Other Connections Year Total ERU's

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User Analysis

  • Planning Period
  • 20 – Years for Water Infrastructure
  • 40 – Years for Water Rights
  • Projected Growth
  • Assumed to Follow Historic Growth at 1.5%
  • Assumes no Major Developments
  • 2034 Population = 342
  • 2034 ERUs = 207
  • 2054 Population = 461
  • 2054 ERUs = 279
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User Analysis

  • Historic Water Usage
  • Average Daily Usage = 250 gpd/connection
  • Based on the Number of Active Connections
  • Much Lower than State Guideline of 400 gpd/conn
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Rights

  • Rockville Pipeline Company Water Rights
  • Max Flow Rate = 67.3 gpm
  • Total Annual Right = 113.4 Acre-Feet
  • State of Utah Requirements (Average Day)
  • Supply each ERU with 400 gpd Indoor + Outdoor Usage
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Use Historic Average Day Usage (250 gpd)

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Rights

  • Existing Required Water Right
  • Projected Required Water Right (40-Year)
  • Projected Surplus of 35 Acre-Feet
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Source Capacity

  • Existing Water Source Capacity
  • Max Pump Capacity = 40 gpm
  • Sustainable Capacity = 21 gpm
  • Considers Pumping & Recharge Time
  • State of Utah Requirements (Peak Day)
  • Supply each ERU with 800 gpd Indoor + Outdoor Usage
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Use 2 x Historic Average Day Usage (500 gpd)

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Source Capacity

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Source Capacity

  • Existing Required Source Capacity
  • Projected Required Source Capacity (20-Year)
  • Projected Deficit of 51 Acre-Feet
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Storage Capacity

  • Existing Water Storage Capacity
  • Total Storage Capacity = 400,000 gallons
  • State of Utah Requirements (Average Day + Fire)
  • Supply each ERU with 400 gpd Indoor + Outdoor Usage
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Use Historic Average Day Usage (250 gpd)

  • Fire Demand = 1,000 gpm for 2 hrs = 120,000 gallons
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Storage Capacity

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Storage Capacity

  • Existing Required Storage Capacity
  • Projected Required Storage Capacity (20-Year)
  • Projected Surplus of 228,292 gallons
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Treatment

  • Rockville Pipeline Company - Treatment
  • Continuous Disinfection
  • State of Utah Requirements for Groundwater

Sources not under the Influence of Surface Water

  • Continuous Disinfection (Recommended)
  • Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) – R309-200
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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Treatment

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Treatment

  • Radium 228 – Prior exceedance of 5 pCi/L MCL
  • Back below MCL, but required to have a

plan in place in case of future exceedance.

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5-Point Water System Analysis Water Distribution

  • State of Utah Requirements
  • 40 psi – Peak Day Demand
  • 30 psi – Peak Instantaneous Demand
  • 20 psi – Peak Day & Fire Demands
  • See Peak Day with Fire Exhibit
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Questions?