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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET (2)
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WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN OCTOBER 2024 / CAROLLO <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN 11 <br />Other distribution projects in the WDSCMP include the following: <br />1.DS-4 Gray Eagle Connection to Kottinger Pressure Zone (FF-229 through FF-231): Pipeline to <br />move water from the Gray Eagle pressure zone to the Kottinger Pressure zone as described in the <br />WDSCMP. <br />2.DS-5 Lemoine Bypass Pipeline Project: This project constructs piping improvements that reduced <br />water age near the Lemoine development in the Moller 770 pressure zone. Refer to the WDSCMP for <br />more details. <br />5.2.3 Distribution System Fire Flow Projects <br />The WDSCMP also identified fire flow improvements. The WDSCMP categorized fire flow capacity <br />deficiencies above 30 percent deficient as Priority A. The Priority A fire flow improvements are <br />documented in the WDSCMP. <br />1.DS-2: Priority A Fire Flow Deficiencies (Defined in the WDSCMP). <br />2.DS-3: Kilkare – Sunol Priority A Fire Flow Deficiencies (Defined in the WDSCMP). <br />5.2.4 Rehabilitation and Replacement Projects <br />The rehabilitation and replacement (R&R) projects have been developed based on the condition <br />assessment effort. The facility condition assessment technical memorandum is included as Appendix D. <br />Based on the findings of the condition assessment as well as the criticality evaluation that was conducted <br />as part of the AWIA project, the following capital projects were developed and prioritized. The <br />descriptions below include major drivers for rehabilitation, but it is intended that the entire facilities are <br />rehabbed as part of each project to cost effectively extend their useful life. <br />1.RR-1 Tank 1300: Interior tank corrosion <br />2.RR-2 McCloud Tank and Pump Station: Decommissioning and demolition <br />3.RR-3 Foothill Pump Station: Rehabilitation includes electrical and instrumentation replacements and <br />upgrades, pump and valve replacements, security and road improvements. <br />4.RR-4 Tank Inspection Program: Costs associated with the internal inspection of the City's storage <br />tanks and reservoirs. <br />5.RR-5 Vineyard Pump Station: Rehabilitation includes electrical and instrumentation replacements <br />and upgrades, pump and valve replacements. Project should include a preliminary design to evaluate <br />breaking the City’s largest pressure zone (Mega Zone) into three separate pressure zones. If so, the <br />Vineyard Pump Station capacity will need to be increased as discussed in the WDSCMP. <br />6.RR-6 Kottinger Pump Station: Rehabilitation includes electrical and instrumentation upgrades, valve <br />replacements and upgrades, lighting improvements, and crane improvements. <br />7.RR-7 Grey Eagle: Grey Eagle is assumed to be decommissioned since it will no longer be needed <br />after construction of project DS-4. However, if the Grey Eagle connection to Kottinger Pressure Zone <br />project does not occur in a timely manner, then rehabilitation of the pump station will be needed. <br />Page 442 of 658
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