2006 Water Comprehensive Plan - City of Bellevue

Table 6-6Storage FacilitiesPage 1 of 2Operating Area/NameMapLocation CodeVolume(MG)MaximumWater Level(el. in ft)MinimumZone ServedConstruction MaterialVolume PerFoot(gal)South BellevueFactoria H-12 2.6 290 278 293 Steel 100,000CCUD’s 440 Reservoir N/A 1.65 a 434 428 470 Steel 250,000CCUD’s 580 West Reservoir N/A 1 a 567 548 580 Steel 62,500CCUD’s 580 East Reservoir N/A 0.4 a 567 548 580 Steel 25,000Somerset-1 I-14 0.1 550.5 540.5 550 Concrete 9,500Somerset-2 I-14 0.1 700 690 700 Concrete 9,500Somerset-3 I-14 0.1 844.5 834.5 850 Concrete 9,700Horizon View-1 J-14 0.2 700 666.3 700 Steel 5,900Horizon View-2 K-15 0.15 850 821 850 Steel 5,100Horizon View-3 K-15 2 1175 1155 1175/1350 Prestressed Concrete 99,300Horizon View-3A K-15 0.1 1175 1159.5 1175/1350 Reinforced Concrete 6,700Forest Hills J-16 2 845.5 822 850 Prestressed Concrete 84,600Cougar Mountain-1 M-16 0.5 846 822 850 Prestressed Concrete 21,875Cougar Mountain-2 M-16 1.0 1150.0 1118.0 1150 Prestressed Concrete 31,250Cougar Mountain-3 N-17 2.0 1465.6 1445.25 1465/1550 Steel 100,000Cougar Mountain-3A N-17 0.3 1465.6 1445.25 1465/1550 Steel 15,000Subtotal 14.2Total Storage42.55 MGa Capacity available to Bellevue’s water system. These joint use facilities are operated and maintained by the City of Kirkland or the Coal Creek Utility District (CCUD).b Capacity available to Bellevue’s water system. This is a 6.0 MG joint use facility with the City of Redmond. It is operated and maintained by Bellevue