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9/18/84 Page -11- <br />less the cost of what would be required to <br />serve their property at the same level of <br />service as if the Howard Berry Plant were <br />to come on line. This morning they had <br />an opportunity to meet with Rocky Mountain <br />Consultants and had their representatives <br />from KKBNA present, to find out exactly <br />what the north plant proposal involved; <br />how that may impact their property; and <br />what additional requirements would be made <br />of the property in order to gain that <br />same level of service. It would appear <br />at this time that in addition to the tie <br />between the high zone and the middle zone <br />that is being proposed by Rocky Mountain <br />Consultants ;to serve other than commercial <br />development, the residential that they have <br />proposed in Parcel J could be served with <br />the one tie by gaining service from the <br />Heritage subdivision as it exists. <br />Currently the City guarantees a fire flow <br />of approximately 15,000 gallons per minute <br />which is adequate for residential develop- <br />ment and small commercial. The magnitude <br />of the development that they are projecting <br />west of 80th from a user standpoint demands <br />approximately 2,500 - 3,000 gallons per <br />minute. The Howard Berry Plant enabled <br />that service to be provided to the property <br />and had a clear well storage and could pro- <br />duce 300,000 gallons on site; could pro- <br />duce 1,00 gpm so there would be a double <br />source for two leads. If they were to <br />simulate that requirment then they would <br />have contributed their $761,000 less the <br />designing fees next year. At some point <br />between 1986-1989 when the Howard Berry <br />Plant is now projected to come on line, <br />there is a strong possibility that some <br />of the City's other projects would be re- <br />quired to be moved up, i.e. the Berry stor- <br />age, Parcel F, the 30" line going from <br />McCaslin to Cherry St. to the Berry storage, <br />and probably a tie from the high zone over <br />to the storage tank. Essentially they would <br />be providing the 2 MGD storage facility <br />that would take the place of the Howard <br />Berry plant to guarantee them the necessary <br />fire flow. The cost of those accelerated <br />improvements is according to KKBNA estimates <br />1.7 million and 2 million. Rocky Mountain <br />