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RAMSEY TCAAP Site Redevelopment <br /> COUNTY ART,HU- Infrastructure <br /> Memorandum <br /> Date: August 11, 2014 <br /> To: Terry Maurer, Public Works Director <br /> From: Thomas J. Lincoln, Kimley-Horn <br /> Matt Bowers, Wenck <br /> Subject: TCAAP Water and Sanitary Sewer Systems Review <br /> The purpose of this memo is to outline the preliminary design process for the water and sanitary sewer <br /> system design that Ramsey County has initiated for the TCAAP site.The purpose of the August 11 work <br /> session meeting with the Arden Hills City Council to provide an opportunity for the Council to provide <br /> input on the public utility infrastructure during the early stage of the design process. <br /> Design Development Scenario <br /> In order to design the water and sanitary sewer systems,we need to develop the maximum design <br /> development scenario. This was done as a part of the AUAR process and further refined by staff: <br /> • 1700 residential dwelling units <br /> • 550,000 SF of retail <br /> • 1,450,000 SF of general office <br /> • 350,000 SF of warehouse <br /> • 150,000 SF of general light industrial <br /> Water System Design <br /> The water system design has two major tasks-developing a water model for the City and designing a <br /> water system that will provide the domestic and fire flows for the design development scenario. <br /> Water Modeling <br /> • Data collection of existing Arden Hills water system -the pipe network and use and flow data <br /> • Construction of a water model for the existing water system and connections to the City of <br /> Roseville system <br /> • After initial water model development is completed, it will be calibrated against actual data that <br /> is available for the existing system (e.g., measured water system pressures and fire flows) <br /> • Concurrent with the development of the calibrated model ,we will met with the City of Roseville <br /> to discuss the existing water service agreement, and to provide verification that an adequate <br /> water supply can be provided <br /> 1 <br />