This project is complete  

Project Background:

The City operates a potable water wellfield to supply raw water to the Reverse Osmosis  Water Treatment Plant (WTP). There are 14 wells in the current system. To maximize the water of the wells, and to help ensure future water supply for the City, the wells are rotated every week. This rotation keeps approximately half the wells in service at any given time depending on the water of the City demands.  Over time, wells will be taken off-line for rehabilitation and to recover the original production capacity.  Construction of the new water well will provide the system with greater reliability and operational flexibility for the City to meet future water demands.

This project included construction of a 12-inch and 16-inch raw water transmission main and 3-inch fiber optic conduit with cable that runs along Pinebrook Road with a 30 ft public utility easement between Kilpatrick Road and south of the Plaza Venezia on Laurel Road.

Project Benefits:

The construction of Well RO-8E allows greater reliability and operational flexibility in meeting the future water demands of the City.

Project Status:

Project is Complete and actively being closed out.

Strategic Plan Goals:

• Upgrade and Maintain City Infrastructure and Facilities
• Provide Efficient, Responsive Government with High Quality Services 

Design Consultant:  Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Design Contract Cost:  $592,071

Construction Cost:  $4,689,883

Total Overall Cost:  $5,281,954

Funding Sources:  State Revolving Fund, Utilities Capital Fund

Project Schedule:

Design Start 3rd quarter 2019

Design Complete 2nd quarter 2020

Construction Notice to Proceed December 11, 2023

Construction Completion 1st quarter 2026