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Memorandum <br />Date:October 27, 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 Design Update <br />The purpose of this memo is to provide an update on the preliminary design process for the water and <br />sanitary sewer system design that Ramsey County has initiated for the TCAAP site. <br />Design Development Scenario <br />Water demand has been calculated to serve as a basis for the design of the water and sanitary sewer <br />system. This water demand calculation has been based on the maximum design development scenario <br />outlined below: <br />x 1700 residential dwelling units <br />x 550,000 SF of retail <br />x 1,450,000 SF of general office <br />x 350,000 SF of warehouse <br />x 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 System Modeling <br />x Data was collected for the existing Arden Hills water system, including the pipe network, water <br />towers, booster station, and water demand data from Arden Hills and the City of Roseville. <br />Based on data from recent years, the average day demand is currently 1.25 million gallons per <br />day (mgd). The model uses 1.5 mgd for the ultimate build-out within the existing Arden Hills <br />area, which allows 20% for future growth. <br />x The water model for the existing system was then constructed and checked against actual data <br />that is available for the existing system (e.g., measured water system pressures and fire flows). <br />Preliminary Water System Design <br />x A system of PVC water mains throughout the TCAAP development area were added into the <br />water model. The additional water demand (approximately 0.75 mgd average day demand) was <br />added onto the model, distributed in general accordance with the land use type. Finally, target