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FINAL DRAFT PRELIMINARY REPORT <br />(Connections to EOCF #2) <br />In summary, the above proposed improvements can provide up to 3 to 4 cfs excess groundwater to South <br />Orange County. The City of Tustin will benefit from the new well and the upgrade of the RO Treatment facilities <br />for the wells at the Main Plant. <br />5. PROPOSED CONVEYANCE FACILITIES <br />5.1 Identification of Conveyance Options <br />The proposed conveyance facilities consist of the following: new high pressure discharge piping from the proposed <br />pump station to the connection to the East Orange County Feeder No. 2; pressure reducing facility to allow high <br />pressure water to be relieved back into the City's distribution system; and connection to the East Orange County <br />Feeder No. 2 existing piping facilities (between the meter vault and the MWD connection vault). <br />The general criteria for the identification of conveyance options was to locate the new high pressure discharge <br />piping within public streets and to minimize the length of piping within major arterial streets. <br />Below is a summary of the preliminary conveyance options that were identified for each of the above possible <br />locations for the proposed EOCF#2 Pump Stations. <br />5.2 Typical Connection to the East Orange County Feeder No. 2 <br />The typical connection to the East Orange County Feeder No. 2 consist of the following: pressure reducing vault <br />and corresponding piping that allows for the manual discharge of the high pressure excess groundwater back into <br />the City's distribution system; additional manual valves to keep the excess groundwater from flowing through the <br />existing meter in the meter vault; new flow control meter vault; new connection to the existing piping between <br />the MWD connection vault and the meter vault. <br />For this study, we have assumed the layout of the proposed new flow control meter vault will be similar to the <br />IRWD Interconnection to SOC Water Transmission Mains, Phase A JTM/ATM Connection. The proposed flow <br />control facility will include: magnetic flowmeter; modulating butterfly valve; blind transmitters and pressure <br />gages; meter test tap; precast concrete vault; double door aluminum vault hatch; forced ventilation; sump pump; <br />and corresponding electrical and controls. Typical sketches of the proposed facilities are included in Appendix C. <br />5.3 City of Santa Ana <br />East Station Facility <br />Figure 1 shows the facility location and the corresponding proposed conveyance piping. The following is the <br />proposed alignment: St. Andrews Place to S. Grand Ave. to St. Gertrude Pl. to S Lyon St. to Richey Street to City of <br />Santa Ana's SA-7 Pressure Regulating Station. Assuming 14 cfs excess groundwater, the EOCF#2 Discharge Water <br />Main is proposed to be 24-inches in diameter and rated for 200 psi. The pressure reducing facility can be located <br />within the SA-7 Pressure Regulating Station and can connect to both the Lower Zone distribution piping as well to <br />the existing City of Santa Ana 24-inch high pressure water main that goes to the existing SA-7 MWD service <br />connection. <br />Figure 2 shows the proposed MWD connection facilities at Warner Ave. and Red Hill Ave. These proposed facilities <br />will include: connection to the existing City of Santa Ana 24-inch piping upstream of the existing SA-7 meter vault <br />including a new 24-inch valve; proposed meter flow control vault with 24-inch modulating butterfly valve and <br />magnetic flow meter; connection to the existing 24-inch piping between the meter vault and connection vault, <br />including two 24-inch valves (one on the downstream side of the flow control vault and one between the <br />connection and the existing SA-7 meter vault; and new electrical and SCADA control facilities. <br />The proposed flow control vault is recommended to be located in the existing public parkway right-of-way or <br />within an easement adjacent to the parkway. If not feasible or easement is difficult to obtain, it could be located <br />within the street if there is open utility corridor. <br />Orange 9tq%9 1District/Moulton Niguel Water District 30 - 25 5/17/2 A TECH <br />Evaluation of Groundwater Conveyance Options 13 <br />