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SECTION 3. SOUTH BASIN PROJECTS<br />

3.4.8 SFU-C-0002a (O’Neal Lane Pump Stations Group A)<br />

Project Description<br />

Purpose of the Project / Project Background<br />

The SFU-C-0002a (O’Neal Lane Pump Station Group A project includes segments<br />

previously included in SFU-C-0002 (Multiple Pump Stations - Jones Creek Road - Tiger<br />

Bend Road), SFU-C-0003 (Multiple Pump Stations - O’Neal Lane) project, and SFU-C-0004<br />

(Multiple Pump Stations - O’Neal - S. Harrell’s Ferry) project. The combined project has<br />

then been split into two projects, Group A and Group B, since the November 2009 PDP.<br />

The project involves the upgrade of PS 112, PS 148, PS 157, PS 170, PS 172, PS 211, PS 232, PS<br />

247, PS 253, PS 274, PS 296, PS 316, PS 391, PS 428 and BPS 777. The upgrades will work in<br />

conjunction with forcemain upgrades in the SFU-C-0005 (O’Neal Lane Pipeline<br />

Improvements) project to alleviate chronic SSOs at and near these pump stations. The<br />

upgrades will also allow the pump stations to handle future peak wet weather flows that<br />

modeling predicts will exceed the existing maximum capacities.<br />

Location<br />

The locations of the pump stations included in this project are given in Table 3-23A and<br />

shown in Figure 3-36A.<br />

Scope<br />

Table 3-23A shows the detailed scope of this project, which includes replacing 15 pump<br />

stations; including converting BPS 777 from an in-line booster station to a wet well pump station.<br />

TABLE 3-23A<br />

O’Neal Lane Pump Stations Group A – Pump Station Information<br />

PS ID<br />

Existing Maximum<br />

Pump Station Capacity<br />

(gpm)<br />

Future Average Dry<br />

Weather Flow<br />

(gpm)<br />

Peak Future Wet<br />

Weather Design Flow<br />

(gpm)<br />

Estimated TDH<br />

(ft)<br />

PS 112 350 505 1,430 48<br />

PS 148 198 305 527 58<br />

PS 157 278 155 541 167<br />

PS 170 146 833 4,789 90<br />

PS 172 125 104 396 116<br />

PS 211 350 416 2,249 12<br />

PS 232 150 215 1,083 26<br />

PS 247 407 208 1,506 143<br />

PS 253 145 69 472 81<br />

PS 274 403 62 861 102<br />

PS 296 250 215 1,173 72<br />

PS 316 390 382 2,478 97<br />

PS 391 85 139 430 78<br />

PS 428 unknown 111 160 138<br />

PS 777 14,616 4,650 21,930 105<br />

Note: The existing maximum capacities for the PSs were obtained from the DPW Field Pump Station Maintenance<br />

reference guide. The future peak wet weather flow was obtained from the BTRSSO hydraulic model.<br />

Total Construction Bid Amount is $12,226,000.<br />

Scheduled Design Appropriation Year is 2010.<br />

Scheduled Construction Appropriation Year is 2012.<br />

Design is on-going.<br />

GNV31031158547.DOCX/103440004 3-89 JANUARY 2011<br />

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