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to review results of selected tasks of the project: Workshop 1 - Demands, Assets, andWater Supply Projects and Workshop 2 - 2050 Water Supply Scenarios.This document, Technical Memorandum 2 - Water System Assets (TM2), provides aninventory of major County water system assets. This TM identifies key system componentsincluding water treatment facilities, storage tanks, and pump stations. Information regardingeach asset was documented and will assist the project team in defining areas in whichimprovements will be needed to maintain reliable water distribution to the County’scustomers. Carollo also conducted interviews with key County staff, including watertreatment facility supervisors and maintenance managers, to identify and document specificproblems in the water system, water supply weaknesses, and planned future capitalimprovement projects. An analysis of the existing facilities identified current capacities,bottlenecks in the system, and system weaknesses. Information gathered under this taskwas evaluated to determine the system’s abilities and limitations to supply water in thefuture. The primary objectives of TM2 are to:• Summarize the existing water infrastructure and operational practices relative towater treatment, production, and distribution.• Provide a basis for the development of water treatment and supply planningalternatives.2.1 WATER SYSTEM OVERVIEWThe Sarasota County water system is comprised of three groundwater treatment facilities,surface water from a regional wholesale provider and a neighboring county, 28 wells(13.643 mgd of permitted capacity), 11 concrete ground storage tanks (24 MG capacity), 2elevated storage tanks (2 MG usable capacity), 6 pumping stations, and several miles ofdistribution mains. Each of these facilities is discussed in more detail within this report. Dueto changes in the water distribution system, several ground storage tanks and pumpstations are not utilized under current operating conditions. The current average dailypermitted quantities of water from each supply source include: University Wellfield - 2.0mgd, Jacaranda Wellfield - 4.34 mgd, Carlton Wellfield - 7.303 mgd, Manatee Countypurchase - 10 mgd, and Peace River/Manasota Regional Water Supply Authority(PR/MRWSA) wholesale purchase - 5.625 mgd. Actual production from each wellfield andactual wholesale purchase quantities vary based on infrastructure constraints, water qualityissues, and treatment cost.FINAL - August 31, 2005 2H:\Client\SAR Co_SAR\6873C00 WATER SUPPLY MASTER PLAN UPDATE\Deliverables\TM 2 - Water System Assets\Final\TM2 Final.doc
2.2 INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTSSarasota County participates in interlocal agreements with both Manatee County and thePR/MRWSA. The Manatee County agreement currently allows Sarasota County topurchase up to 10 mgd of their reserve capacity. The contract decreases the maximumreserve quantity of water through 2025, at which time the agreement expires. The availablecontracted reserve quantity from Manatee County is provided according to the followingschedule:• March 1, 2004 through March 31, 2008 - maximum daily reserve capacity of 10 mgd• April 1, 2008 through March 31, 2015 - maximum daily reserve capacity of 8 mgd• April 1, 2015 through March 31, 2020 - maximum daily reserve capacity of 6 mgd• April 1, 2020 through March 31, 2025 - maximum daily reserve capacity of 5 mgd• After March 31, 2025 - maximum daily reserve capacity of 0 mgdSarasota County also has a contract to purchase 3.625 mgd from the PR/MRWSA and is agoverning member of this regional water provider. The County began to purchase waterfrom the PR/MRWSA after the Peace River Option project was completed in 2002. Prior tothe Peace River Option, the PR/MRWSA did not sell water to the County. In addition to theircontracted 3.625 mgd, the County purchases 2 mgd of capacity from another PR/MRWSAmember, Charlotte County, bringing the total water supplied to the County by thePR/MRWSA to 5.625 mgd. Negotiations between Sarasota and Charlotte Counties mayresult in Sarasota County giving this additional 2 mgd of capacity back to Charlotte Countyprior to the original contract expiration date of September 30, 2010.The quantity of water purchased from Manatee County ranged from 7 to 12 mgd prior to theinitiation of the PR/MRWSA supply. Since beginning to purchase water from thePR/MRWSA in 2002, the quantity of water purchased from Manatee County has decreasedto between 6 and 9 mgd, depending on demands. Figure 2.1 illustrates the monthlyaverage quantities purchased from Manatee County and the PR/MRWSA from 1997 to2004. Supply from the PR/MRWSA has typically ranged from approximately 4 to 5 mgd,although this flow may decrease during drought conditions.FINAL - August 31, 2005 3H:\Client\SAR Co_SAR\6873C00 WATER SUPPLY MASTER PLAN UPDATE\Deliverables\TM 2 - Water System Assets\Final\TM2 Final.doc
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