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Christopher Larson , PE, SEH
Woodbury/Cottage Grove Joint Council Meeting
February 9, 2017
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Population 169,416 216,601 �
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Usage (MGY) 7,270 9,223 ��`�� ����
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Feas i bi I it Stud
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• Jordan aquifer is primary source of water for
Coalition communities
— Contamination issues
— D rawd own
• Water sustainability approaches
— Approach 1 — Reuse of 3M pollution containment water
— Approach 2 — New surface water treatment plant on Mississippi
or St. Croix Rivers
— Approach 3 — Connect to St. Paul Regional Water Services
— Approach 4 — New Wells
— Efficiency
• Not prescriptive solutions
A roach 1 - 3M Contam i nant
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Containment Water
• 3M pumps 3, 000 gpm water
from contaminant containment
wells
Fluorine
• P F C s o te n t i a l I u n k n ow n Oxygen � .��rbon
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contaminants
Hydrog�n
• Non-potable alternatives
— Surface water augmentation
— Industrial reuse
• Potable alternatives — use as
drinking water -
A roach 1 - Costs
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Alternative Capital Water Provided Cost per 1,000
Cost (MGY) gallons
Alternative 1A — Contaminant
containment water from 3M Woodbury $17,700,000 1 ,575 $1 .03
to Valley Creek
Alternative 1 B — Contaminant
containment water from 3M Woodbury $20,100,000 1 ,575 $1 .20
to Northern Tier Refinery
Alternative 1 C — Contaminant
containment water from 3M Cottage $24,700,000 1 ,575 $1 .40
Grove to Northern Tier Refinery
Alternative 1 D — Contaminant
containment water from 3M Woodbury �32,200,000 1 ,575 $1 .74
to Valley Creek and Northern Tier
Refinery
Alternative 2A — Contaminant $32,300,000 1 ,260 $4.40
containment water to Woodbury
Alternative 2B — Contaminant $34,100,000 1 ,260 $4.50
containment water to Cottage Grove
Alternative 2C — Contaminant
containment water to Woodbury & $37,500,000 1 ,260 $5.10
Cottage Grove
A roac h 2 - S u rface Wate r
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Treatment Plant
• Construct a new surface
water treatment plant on ,� WaterTreatment
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— Ave rag e d ay d e m a n d f ro m � — Storage
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— Peaking from existing wells
• Water Quality
A roach 2 - Costs
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Alternative Capital Cost Water Provided Cost per 1,000
gallons
Alternative 4A — Surface
WTP on Mississippi River — $131 ,400,000 13 MGD $3.60
Woodbury and Cottage
Grove
Alternative 4B — Surface
WTP on Mississippi River —
Woodbury, Cottage Grove, $174,500,000 18 MGD $3.60
Lake Elmo, Oakdale,
Newport, St. Paul Park
Alternative 5A - Surface WTP
on St. Croix River — $68,600,000 3.4 MGD $6.90
Stillwater, Oak Park Heights,
Bayport
Alternative 5B - Surface
WTP on St. Croix River — $184,900,000 18 MGD $3.70
Woodbury and Cottage
Grove
A roach 3 - Connect to SPRWS
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• SPRWS is adjacent to _ _
some Coalition
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— Hazel Park Pressure Zone �' -u� ��� ° �"'����y°i - ��''��'
— Raw water, treatment
limitations
• Conjunctive use options _
A roach 3 - Costs
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Alternative Capital Cost Water Provided Cost per
(MGY) 1,000 gal
Alternative 6A — SPRWS
Connection to North $4,800,000 730 $3.20
Woodbury
Alternative 6B — SPRWS $77,600,000 3,210 $5.01
Connection to Woodbury
Alternative 6C — SPRWS
Connection to Woodbury & $96,500,000 4,900 $4.68
Cottage Grove
Alternative 6D — SPRWS �6,500,000 120 $7.68
Connection to Newport
Alternative 6E — SPRWS �13,100,000 1 ,020 $4.17
Connection to Oakdale
Alternative 6F — SPRWS
Connection to Lake Elmo in $23,900,000 1 ,470 $4.62
Addition to 6E
Alternative 6G — SPRWS
Connection to Newport in $10,200,000 842 $3.77
Addition to 6A
A roach 4 - O timized Well Fields
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A roach 4 - Costs
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Alternative Capital Cost Water Provided Cost per 1,000
(MGY) gallons
Alternative 7A — Optimized Well
Fields for Woodbury and Cottage $26,400,000 3,125 $1 .10
Grove — Woodbury Location
Alternative 7B — Optimized Well
Fields for Woodbury and Cottage �30,600,000 3,125 $1 .20
Grove — Denmark Township
Location
Alternative 7C — Optimized Well
Fields for Woodbury and Cottage $25,000,000 3,125 $1 .10
Grove — Cottage Grove Location
AI te rn ative Eva I u ati o n
Evaluation Criteria Description
Capital Cost Identify the capital cost of the alternative.
Capital Cost per Million Gallons of Water ldentify the capital cost of the alternative per million
Provided gallons of water provided.
Identify the Operation and Maintenance costs per million
Operation and Maintenance per Million gallons of water provided. Some alternatives may have a
Gallons of Water Provided lower capital cost, but have a high operation and
maintenance cost.
Reduction in Groundwater Pumping Identify if the alternative reduces groundwater pumping
volume and time.
Water System Reliability Identify if the alternative adds redundancy to existing
water systems.
Identify items that could make the alternative difficult to
Implementation Obstacles implement; potentially including permitting, public
opposition, difficult construction, or risk with construction
methods.
Advantages and Disadvantages Identify the advantages and disadvantages that may be
unique to that alternative.
Effects on SurFace Waters Identify if the alternative has the potential to help or harm
a surFace water body.
Alternative Evaluation
• Approach 1 — Alternate Uses for 3M
Contaminant Containment Wells
— Industrial reuse options expensive, no
— Drinking water options possible, but expensive
• Higher priority use of water
• Approach 2 — New Surface WTP on
Mississippi River or St. Croix River
— New source of water — redundancy
— Different water quality — softened , conjunctive
use surface water
— H i g h e r cost of wate r
— Major infrastructure needed -
Alternative Evaluation
• Approach 3 — Connect to SPRWS
— Smaller scale projects feasible
— New source of water — redundancy
— Different water quality — softened , surface water
— H i g h e r cost of wate r
— Major infrastructure needed for larger scale
p ro j e cts
• Approach 4 — Optimized Well Fields
— Lowest cost alternative
— No taste and odor issues
— AI I wel I sites have d rawbacks
Cost Shari n Exam ple - Alternative 4B
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Water Used
Item Annual Cost (thousand gallons) Cost/1,000 gallons'
Annualized Payment $15,651 ,000 6,400,000 $2.45
Joi nt Uti I ity O&M Costs $10,250,000 6,400,000 $1 .60
Repair and $2,150,000 6,400,000 $0.34
Replacement
Cities Existing O&M $1 .25/1 ,000 gal 6,400,000 $1 .25
� Total $5.64
• To bring the cost down to SPRWS existing rates, the
utility would need to be offset by $2 .44 per 1 ,000
gallons (approximately $ 16,000,000 per year)
• If $ 16,000,000 were spread across entire North and
East GWMA, results in $0.54 per 1 ,000 gallons
groundwater fee _
Efficienc
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Winter Month Avg. Month peak Month Non-Essential
City Demand (MG)' ��MG�d Demand (MG) MG month
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Bayport 5.0 7.0 11 .1 2.0
Cottage Grove 66.2 109.9 201 .9 43.7
Lake Elmo 6.2 10.3 19.6 4.1
Newport 6.8 8.3 10.7 1 .5
Oak Park Heights 14.5 18.7 27.8 4.2
Oakdale 55.5 77.0 123.1 21 .5
St. Paul Park 13.0 15.7 21 .5 2.7
Sti I Iwater 41 .8 60.3 99.2 18.5 �
Woodbury 125.4 219.6 412.1 94.2
Total 192.4
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N ext Ste s
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• Efficiency Study
— Coalition, MCES, Washington County
• Analyze water use data from Coalition
communities
• Residential Water Efficiency
— I rrigation
• Smart Controllers
• Aud its
• Free Nozzle programs �
• Irrigreen
— Efficient Toilets, Faucet Aerators, Washing Machines
Efficienc Stud
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• I nd ustrial and commercial water efficiency —
M nTAP
• City water metering , unaccounted water
• Water Conservation Toolbox
• Water Billing Rate Structures
• Cost Estimating , Alternative Evaluation ,
Efficiency Scoring , Report Preparation
• Report Completion — June 2017
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