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MWMC FACILITIES PLAN <br /> <br />Project Type Allocation <br />These improvements, which are driven by increased community performance shandards, <br />provide capacity/enhanced capability for both the growth Lncrement and for exLsting users <br />and are therefore allocated entirely to Performance. <br /> <br />Aeration Basin Uodificafions - South and North <br />Facility Component Allocation <br />The pr~nary purpose of these modifications zs to Lrnprove the capacity of the aeration basins <br />and the performance of the overall secondary treatment system. A secondary benefit of <br />these projects is to provide the WPCF with additional operational flexib~ty during peak <br />flow events. These projects are allocated 90 percent to Secondary Treatment and 10 percent <br />to Peak Flow Management. <br /> <br />Project Type Allocation <br />These projects expand capacity as well as improve the performance of the secondary <br />treatment system to meet the new ammonia limit and more effectively and consistently <br />meet the BOD and TSS limits moving forward. These projects are equally d~vided between <br />Capacity and Performance. <br /> <br />Secondary Clarifier Enhancements <br />Facility Component Allocation <br />This project is allocated equally between Secondary Treatment and ]?eak Flow Management <br />because both the base capacity of the secondary treatment process as well as the peak flow <br />capacity of the facil~ty are increased as a result of these ~nprovements. <br /> <br />Project Type Allocation <br />Tl~s project is split equally between Capacity and Performance because t_he modLfica~ions to <br />these existing urdts increases the ]Squids treatment capacity of t_he facility and also improves <br />the consistency/reliabffity of the effluent performance. <br /> <br />9th and l0· Secondary C~arifiers <br />Facility Component Allocation <br />Construction of these two additional units increases the base capacity of the secondary <br />treatment system and the peak flow capacity of the overall facility and therefore the <br />allocation is split equally between Secondary Treatment and Peak Flow Management. <br /> <br />Project Type Allocation <br />This project expands capacity and is allocated ert~Lrely to Capacity. <br /> <br />Conversion to Sodium Hypoch~orite Disinfection <br /> Facility Component Allocation <br /> Approximately half of the cost of this project will provide the facilities to convert <br /> disinfection from chlorine to sodium hypochlorite for the base secondary effluent flow. The <br /> remaining half of the costs of this project are for providing disinfect]on to the high-rate <br /> clarification effluent ~ the case of peak flow management Alternative 4, or to the primary <br /> effluent in the case of peak flow management Alternative 5. Therefore, 50 percent is <br /> allocated to DisinfecQon/Ouffall and 50 percent to Peak Flow Management. <br /> <br /> 8-10 I~WMC_8 0_REV5 DOC <br /> <br /> <br />
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