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Four Corner - Texas Water Development Board

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IV. Alternatives Considered<br />

A. Description - Two concepts for water supply and wastewater treatment were<br />

investigated as part of this study. One concept included the construction of a water<br />

supply plant and wastewater treatment plant within the limits of the planning area<br />

(referred to as the "On-site" option) which would provide services only for properties<br />

within the planning area boundaries. The other concept involves the acquisition of<br />

"surplus" capacity in water supply and wastewater treatment facilities within<br />

neighboring municipal utility districts. Use of surplus capacity requires the <strong>Four</strong> <strong>Corner</strong>s<br />

area to construct only the water distribution and wastewater collection systems within<br />

their area and these systems would then be "hooked up" to the adjacent water supply and<br />

wastewater treatment plants. Only two adjacent districts, Kingsbridge MUD and North<br />

Mission Glen MUD indicated that water and/or sewer capacity was currently available<br />

or would be available in the near term (see Section I 0 for summary of all district<br />

contacts).<br />

Appendices A, B, and C provide water distribution and wastewater collection system<br />

layouts for the alternatives considered from Kingsbridge MUD, North Mission Glen<br />

MUD, and On-site, respectively. <strong>Water</strong> distribution layouts are shown only for the Onsite<br />

option and connection to Kingsbridge MUD. North Mission Glen is currently<br />

evaluating their water supply system and will not be able to assess their surplus water<br />

capacity until completion of their study. Wastewater collection systems are shown for<br />

all three options.<br />

The wastewater collection schemes for the On-site, Kingsbridge MUD and North<br />

Mission Glen MUD options are very similar with 12-inch gravity trunk sewer lines being<br />

located on Richmond-Gaines Road and Boss-Gaston Road and 8-inch gravity sewer<br />

lines being used throughout the residential areas. Three lift/pump stations are required to<br />

provide service to the total planning area because of the size of the planning area, the<br />

limitations on the depths of gravity sanitary sewer construction and the potential for<br />

construction in wet sand conditions. Under the On-site scenario, one of the three<br />

stations would be constructed at the site of the wastewater treatment plant facility.<br />

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Preliminary Engineerng Report

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