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East Service Area Potable Water and Reclaimed Water Storage and Repump Facility Community Meeting February 27, 2014. Overview. Pre-purchase public meeting in Nov. 2008 Property purchased in Dec. 2008 ESA Storage and Repump Facility needed

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  1. East Service Area PotableWater and Reclaimed WaterStorage and Repump FacilityCommunity MeetingFebruary 27, 2014

  2. Overview • Pre-purchase public meeting in Nov. 2008 • Property purchased in Dec. 2008 • ESA Storage and Repump Facility needed • Increase potable water pressure and improve water quality • Increase reclaimed water pressure as system expands • Tanks and pumps • Construction scheduled to begin late 2014 • Construction completion early 2016

  3. Location Map East Service Area Storage and Repump Facility

  4. ESA Storage and Repump Facility Site Plan Storage Tanks Wetlands Operations Building Stormwater Retention Wewahootee Road

  5. Typical Storage and Repump Facilities

  6. ESA Storage and Repump Facility • No on-site staff; remotely monitored and operated • Two tanks with a maximum height of 46 ft • Pumps inside building for sound attenuation • Lighting designed to minimize light pollution • Site to be completely fenced for security • Minimal wetland encroachment will preserve buffers

  7. Adjacent Residential Areas Distance Wetlands ~1600 ft ~1700 ft Moss Park Ridge ~3200 ft The Enclave at Moss Park

  8. Significant Vegetation Buffers to South and East of Structures ESA Storage and Repump Facility Moss Park Ridge Wetland Buffer 1000 ft +/- 1600 ft +/-

  9. Adjacent Residential Areas Vegetation Buffer Wetlands Photo 1

  10. Photo 1Looking west from property

  11. Adjacent Residential Areas Vegetation Buffer Wetlands Photo 2

  12. Photo 2Looking west from entrance

  13. Adjacent Residential Areas Vegetation Buffer Wetlands Photo 3

  14. Photo 3Looking E from Moss Park Ridge

  15. Adjacent Residential Areas Vegetation Buffer Wetlands Photo 4

  16. Photo 4 - Looking NE from The Enclave at Moss Park

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