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Additional public water main construction will be necessary to serve the proposed development, <br />specifically in the zone between Ferry Lane and High Street. In general, the existing looped water main <br />within the Riverfront property does not present major conflicts with the proposed block layout. However, <br />there are several areas where relocation or reconstruction will be required. The proposed block layout <br />at the east side of the intersection of Millrace Lane and Railroad Street conflicts with the existing 8 -inch <br />main that follows the proposed Ferry Lane alignment. In addition, the water mains may require <br />reconstruction at the proposed Millpond Swale crossing and 5th Avenue Extension Swale. <br />It should also be noted that an existing 42 -inch EWEB transmission main enters the property at the <br />northeast terminus of the proposed Water Lane, extends in a southwesterly direction to the intersection <br />of Water Lane and the proposed Railroad Street, and then extends to the northwest parallel to the <br />railroad tracks. <br />Basin designations are taken from the 2002 City of Eugene Stormwater Basin Master Plan (SBMP). <br />"Based on the OBEC Consulting Engineers Topographic Survey dated June 13, 2011. <br />The existing minor sub - basins within the EWEB Riverfront Property include WS -100, MR -010, and SW -110. <br />Reference Figure 3 -5 of the 2002 SBMP. <br />'Water quality options are presented in the "Millrace Enhancement Feasibility Study" Prepared by Scientific <br />Resources, Inc., 1990. <br />PA2100- 003- 11 \111018_FinaI Documents \111018_gtl_Evaluation of Existing Utility Infrastructure -Storm, Sanitary Sewer, and Water.doc <br />Page 4 of 4 <br />