Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - Regular Planning ... - Polk County

Table 3
Name of Station
Distance from
subject site
Response Time
Sheriff
Northeast District Command
(Dunson Road @ North US 27)
±3-5 miles 12 to 15 minutes
Fire Station 230
(510 Ronald Reagan Parkway)
EMS Station 220
(126 Cottonwood Drive)
±3 miles 7 minutes
±5 ½ miles 7 minutes
Source: Polk County Sheriff’s Office and Public Safety
*Response times are based from when the station receives the call, not from when the call is made to 911.
Water and Wastewater Demand and Capacity:
The Northeast Regional Utility Service Area has seen significant improvements in water and
wastewater service over the last decade. It has the county’s largest re-use water system as well.
Staff anticipates the water and wastewater needs will not change for Oakmont (PD 02-22) as a
result of this modification, since the unit count is to remain the same and the changes in
conditions primarily address landscaping and buffering.
A. Estimated Demand and Service Provider:
This proposed modification will more than likely result in a reduction in the amount of landscape
irrigation since the amount of buffering is being reduced as well as the elimination of the
proposed golf course.
Table 4
Subject Property
Estimated Impact Analysis
638± acres
Demand as
Maximum Permitted
Currently Permitted in the District
Proposed Plan
Permitted Intensity
15 du/ac
999 Unit Single Family
999 Unit Single Family
Multifamily
Residential
Residential
(9,570 units)
Potable Water
Consumption (GPD)
359,640 GPD 1,834,860 GPD 359,640 GPD
Wastewater
Generation (GPD)
269,730 GPD 1,722,600 GPD 269,730 GPD
Source: Polk County Concurrency Manual & Polk County Utilities
Polk County Utilities is the service provider for water, wastewater service, and reuse water for
irrigation. The site is in the Northeast Utility Service Area (NERUSA). The first phase is served
by a 12 inch water line, a 12 inch sewer line, and an 8 inch reclaimed water line.
B. Available Capacity:
The Northeast Utility Service Area is permitted for 10,599,200 GPD. Current flow is at
approximately 6,254,000 GPD. There is approximately 3,923,000 GPD allocated to projects with
entitlements leaving 422,000 GPD in uncommitted capacity. The first phase of Oakmont is part
of the allocated projects. The commitments are firm for that phase since it was permitted to be
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