Conceptual Routing Report FINAL.pdf - City of Kelowna

City of Kelowna
South Gordon Sanitary Sewer Trunk Pre-design
Conceptual Routing Report
Table 4.1 – Existing Population
Catchment
Existing Population
Serviced Not Serviced Total
Comments
Gyro LS-North 6,888 101 6,989 North of MH 109107
Gyro LS-South 1,694 14 1,708 Flow monitoring site – MH 109107
Mission Water Park 0 0 0
MH 107520 (institutional point
load)
Bluebird LS 1,569 112 1,681
South Mission 1,915 172 2,087 Flow monitoring site – MH 109571
Old Meadows 4,812 1,358 6,170 Flow monitoring site – MH 109584
Eldorado LS 1,418 23 1,441
Farris LS 180 11 191
Upland LS 2,125 1,434 3,559
Totals 20,601 3,225 23,826
The populations for existing conditions were determined as follows:
Parcels were classified by their primary use (SF, MF, ICI). See Table 2.1.
BC Assessment Authority (BCAA) counts of units were allocated to each parcel.
The population associated with each parcel was calculated using the BCAA unit count and the
unit criteria outlined in Table 2.1.
4.2 Future Conditions
The City of Kelowna is currently undertaking a review of its Official Community Plan (OCP), which is
scheduled for completion by early 2010. The OCP review involves preparation of several future land use
scenarios, comparison of key measures, and the ultimate selection of a preferred growth scenario (or
combination of scenarios) to be incorporated into the OCP. As noted in the Terms of Reference for the
South Gordon Trunk assignment, the City‟s preferred growth scenario, and by extension the 2030 land
use projections, will not be available until June 30, 2009. It was assumed at the outset of this routing
evaluation that the City‟s current 2020 land use information would be used to support recommendations
included in this study.
However, Urban Systems Ltd. is currently the prime consultant for the City‟s OCP review initiative. As
such, we are familiar with potential growth scenarios being considered beyond the current 2020 OCP land
use plan, and, more specifically, within designated Future Urban Reserve Areas in the South Slopes
areas. Consideration of these potential growth areas as an “upper limit” condition is certainly relevant in
the context of this study, although the OCP review process is not complete, and remains subject to
change.
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