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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET (2)
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11/19/2024
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WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN OCTOBER 2024 / CAROLLO <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN 12 <br />5.2.5 Other Projects <br />SP-1 Network Architecture Improvements: The SCADA Master Plan recommended conducting a <br />phased approach to updating the City's network architecture. Reinforcing the network can be <br />accomplished by rearchitecting the existing radio network, installing fiber connections between <br />communication sites, utilizing cellular technology, or utilizing a hybrid of both cellular and radio <br />technologies. The phased approach would include a network communications evaluation, design of the <br />new system, and implementation. <br />SP-2 Generator Upgrades/Replacement: The Pleasanton Generator Report (PGR) detailed the <br />recommendations related to the installation of backup power generators at water, sewer, and storm drain <br />pumping facilities. The list of projects is included in Appendix H. <br />5.3 Priority B Project Descriptions <br />5.3.1 Distribution System Fire Flow Projects <br />The WDSCMP categorized fire flow capacity deficiencies between 15 percent and 30 percent as Priority B <br />improvements. The fire flow improvements are documented in the WDSCMP. <br />1. DS-6 Priority B Fire Flow Deficiencies: (Defined in the WDSCMP). <br />There were three tank projects identified in the WDSCMP. <br />2. DS-7 Increase total storage at the 510 tanks site by 0.25 million gallons (MG) to improve storage for <br />operational, emergency, and fire flow conditions. <br />3. DS-8 Increase total storage at the 770 tank site by 0.15 MG to improve storage for operational, <br />emergency, and fire flow conditions. <br />4. DS-9 Construct a new 4.5 MG tank in the Lower Zone to account for additional demands from new <br />growth. <br />5.3.2 Rehabilitation and Replacement Projects <br />1. RR-8 Customer Meter Replacement: Customer Meter Replacement: Project is to replace customer <br />meters as they reach the end of their useful lives. <br />2. RR-9 Laural Creek Pump Station: Electrical and instrumentation upgrades, pump upgrades, and <br />security upgrades. <br />3. RR-10 Ruby Hills Pump Station: Electrical and instrumentation replacements, valve replacements, and <br />pump replacements. <br />4. RR-11 Well 7 Decommissioning: Decommission and abandon well site. <br />5. RR-12 Well 5 and Well 6: Decommission and abandon well sites. <br />6. RR-13 Well 8: Decommission and abandon well site. <br />7. RR-15 Pipeline Rehabilitation Backlog: The cost for the rehabilitation or replacement of the identified <br />backlog (approximately 4.8 miles/year) . <br />Page 443 of 658
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