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Alan Plummer Associates, Inc. <br />Water Master Plan Update 2016 <br />The total storage and storage per connection under proposed conditions (2035) is described by <br />Table 2-4. By 2035, two proposed projects will provide additional storage for future years. A 0.5 <br />million gallon (MG) elevated storage tank (EST) is recommended <br />to serve the proposed La Cima Development in northwest San Marcos. This tank will also serve <br /> <br />Pressure Plane. Additionally, a 0.51 MG tank located on a hill top (named Trunk Hill) will provide <br />elevated storage to the proposed Paso Robles Development and surrounding area. Future <br />project details are described further in Chapter 6. <br />In future conditions, Table 2-4 <br />requirements, however, the elevated storage requirement of 100 gallons per connection is not <br />met (lacking 0.88 MG EST) using the new TCEQ definition of a connection. Based on the <br />previous definition of a connection, the approximate number of connections in the 810 pressure <br />plane would have been 12,370. Using the previous definition for a connection, the City would be <br />required to have 1.24 MG of elevated storage, which is exceeded even under existing <br />conditions (1.71 MG existing EST in Table 2-3). Under future conditions, elevated storage is <br />estimated to be 2.35 MG, further exceeding the previous definition. <br />The 2003 Water Master Plan had proposed a 1 MG Northside EST, to be located just north of <br />would meet the TCEQ storage requirements according to the new service connection <br />calculation method. However, since all other hydraulic requirements are met (see Chapter 6) in <br />the 2035 future model, additional elevated storage in the 810 pressure plane is not included. <br />The City may wish to document the adequacy of the storage by applying for another ACR <br />variance with TCEQ. Going through the variance process related to these storage requirements <br />for the existing condition and the proposed EST capacity ane will save the City <br />additional large capital expenditures. <br />2-7 <br />m:\projects\0600\022-01\doc\report\draft\draftmasterplan-v15_hef.docx <br /> <br />