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• <br />• <br />• ~ task also includes evaluation of alternate supply sources and loca- <br />tion of major treatment facilities, if required. <br />Task 3.1 - Existing Water System <br />Engineers will analyze existing water system to determine its <br />ability to meet the existing system requirements and immediate <br />growth (pre-1988). The existing system will be calibrated using <br />pumping and .pressure records provided by the Authority from the <br />City of La Porte's pumping stations and pressure measurements <br />taken by the Engineer at key locations within the distribution <br />system. Engineer anticipates approximately 12-15 points for <br />pressure measurements and expects these to be made at a fire <br />hydrant. If a fire hydrant is unavailable at the required <br />location, the Authority will provide suitable taps at no expense <br />• o the En ineer. Existin deficient areas will be noted and <br />t g 9 Y <br />presented in the report as requiring immediate attention. <br />Task 3.2 - Future Water System <br />The future water system facilities will be based on the water <br />demand requirements determined in Task 2.0. The determination <br />of the raw water source will dictate the direction of construc- <br />tion of the remainder of the system. Engineer will prepare an <br />evaluation of the viability and economic impacts of the primary <br />alternatives of water supply. The evaluation will include the <br />following alternatives. <br />1. Construction of a surface water treatment facility for <br />alternative raw water sources. All raw water sources <br />. within the area will initially be considered. <br />2. Future areawide groundwater availability. <br />3. Purchase of treated water from the City of Houston. <br />4. A combination of the above sources. <br />The evaluation will include consideration of amortized <br />capital costs, surface and groundwater treatment plant opera- <br />tion costs, pumping and transmission main costs, future land <br />requirements and costs, and engineering costs. Groundwater <br />• <br />e <br />~~~ <br />