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CITY OF FLORESVILLE MASTER PLAN<br />

Well Requirements<br />

The TCEQ regulations require 0.6 gpm/connection of well capacity in total. Therefore the maximum<br />

number of connections that the City can have is as follows:<br />

Total Well Capacity (gpm)<br />

Maximum No. of Connection = gpm<br />

0.6 (<br />

connection )<br />

3,400 gpm<br />

→ gpm = 5,667 Connections<br />

0.6 (<br />

connection<br />

)<br />

The maximum number of connections which the City can have and still be in compliance with TCEQ well<br />

capacity regulations is 5,667.<br />

Conservatively assuming 2500 current connections the City is currently at 44% of its capacity in terms of<br />

number of possible connections based on available well capacity. TCEQ rules further state that if a<br />

system is at 85% of its capacity <strong>plan</strong>ning materials for system expansion must be submitted to TCEQ.<br />

The City is well below this benchmark.<br />

Total Storage Requirements<br />

With both ground and elevated storage the City of Floresville currently has 1,220,000 gallons of available<br />

storage. Total storage must be 200 gallons per connection. Accordingly, the maximum number of<br />

connections which the City can have based on the currently available storage is as follows:<br />

Total Storage Capacity (gal)<br />

Maximum No. of Connections =<br />

gal<br />

200 (<br />

connection )<br />

1,220,000 (gal)<br />

→ = 6,100 Connections<br />

gal<br />

200 (<br />

connection )<br />

The maximum number of connections which the City can have and still be in compliance with TCEQ total<br />

storage regulations is 6,100.<br />

Assuming 2500 current connections the City is currently at 41% of its capacity in terms of number of<br />

possible connections based on available storage.<br />

Elevated Storage Requirements<br />

Taking into account all available elevated storage the City’s current capacity is 550,000 gallons. Total<br />

elevated storage is to be 100 gallons per connection. Accordingly, the maximum number of connections<br />

which the City can have based on the currently available elevated storage is as follows:<br />

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