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EVALUATION OF SEAWATER DESALINATION PROJECTS PROPOSED FOR THE MONTEREY PENINSULA 2.1 Coastal Water Project (CAW) Project name: Proponent(s): Location: Purpose: Coastal Water Project (CWP) California American Water (CAW) Moss Landing Power Plant, Moss Landing Primarily (Basic Coastal Water Project), to comply with State of California Water Resources Control Board Order No. 95-10 by replacing the Carmel River shortfall, and to offset a portion of the Seaside Groundwater Basin overdraft. Alternatively (Regional Coastal Water Project), as a regional water supply project to meet the Monterey Peninsula build-out water demands; the water needs of the Marina Coast Water District; and the water needs of Moss Landing, Castroville, and Northern Monterey County. The project is currently progressing as the Basic Coastal Water Project Production volume: Basic Coastal Water Project: 11,730 ac-ft per year Seawater desalination plant: 10,430 ac-ft per year (10mgd) Aquifer storage and recovery: 1,300 ac-ft per year Regional Coastal Water Project: 20,272 ac-ft per year Seawater desalination plant: 18,972 ac-ft per year (18 mgd) Aquifer storage and recovery: 1,300 ac-ft per year Key features: 1. Raw water pipeline will be used to transfer seawater from the Moss Landing Power Plant cooling water discharge stream to the desalination plant site proper. 2. Return water discharge will return concentrated seawater brine back to the Moss Landing Power Plant cooling water discharge stream. 3. Equalization basin will receive and store the incoming raw water. 4. Raw water pumping station will convey seawater from the equalization basin to a pre-filtration process. 5. Raw water pretreatment process 6. Reverse osmosis (RO) process 7. Post-treatment process 8. Treated water storage 9. Treated water pumping station 10. Treated water pipeline 11. ASR operation expected to be operational by winter 2008 / 2009 and the full desalination plant operational by late 2010. Key Information provided to review team: 1. Coastal Water Project Conceptual Design Report California American Water – September 2005 2. Proponents Environmental Assessment for the Coastal Water Project – July 2005 Persons interviewed: 1. Sarah Hardgrave, RBF Consulting 2. John C. Klein, CAW Figure 1 shows the MLPP site and the proposed pipeline alignment. Monterey Peninsula Water Management District 2-2
EVALUATION OF SEAWATER DESALINATION PROJECTS PROPOSED FOR THE MONTEREY PENINSULA Figure 1 – Coastal Water Project Location Map Coastal Water Project, Conceptual Design Report (Draft), September 16, 2005 Monterey Peninsula Water Management District 2-3
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