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FINAL DRAFT PRELIMINARY REPORT <br />(Connections to EOCF #2) <br />Cambridge Facility <br />Figure 3 shows the facility location and the corresponding proposed conveyance piping. The following is the <br />proposed alignment: Waverly St. to Fairhaven Ave. to Tustin Ave. to St. Andrews Place to S. Grand Ave. to St. <br />Gertrude Pl. to S Lyon St. to Richey Street to City of Santa Ana's SA-6 meter vault. Assuming 10 cfs excess <br />groundwater, the EOCF#2 Discharge Water Main is proposed to be 18-inches in diameter and rated for 200 psi. <br />The pressure reducing facility can be located within Tustin Ave. in the vicinity of the existing SA-6 MWD service <br />connection. The PR facility is recommended to be located in the existing public parkway right-of-way or within an <br />easement adjacent to the parkway. If not feasible or easement is difficult to obtain, it could be located within the <br />street if there is open utility corridor. <br />Figure 3 also shows the proposed MWD connection facilities at Santa Clara Ave. and Tustin Ave. These proposed <br />facilities will include: proposed meter flow control vault with 18-inch modulating butterfly valve and magnetic <br />flow meter; connection to the existing piping between the meter vault and connection vault, including one 18- <br />inch valve (downstream side of the flow control vault) and one valve matching size of piping 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 />5.4 City of Orange <br />City Yard Facilities <br />Figure 4 shows the potential facility location and the corresponding proposed conveyance piping. The following <br />is the proposed alignment: Almond Ave. to Lincoln St. to Palmyra Ave. to Tustin Ave. to City of Orange's OC-No. <br />42 meter vault. It should be noted that the proposed pipeline will need to be bored across the Santiago Creek <br />(about 360 feet in length). Assuming 12 cfs excess groundwater, the EOCF#2 Discharge Water Main is proposed <br />to be 18-inches in diameter and rated for 200 psi. <br />The pressure reducing facility can be located within Tustin Ave. in the vicinity of the existing OC-No. 42 MWD <br />service connection. The PR facility 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. The construction of the facility will have a large impact on traffic <br />on Tustin Ave. <br />Figure 4 also shows the proposed MWD connection facilities at La Veta and Tustin Ave. These proposed facilities <br />will include: proposed meter flow control vault with 18-inch modulating butterfly valve and magnetic flow meter; <br />connection to the existing piping between the meter vault and connection vault, including one 18-inch valve <br />(downstream side of the flow control vault) and one valve matching size of piping between the connection and <br />the existing OC-42 meter vault; and new electrical and SCADA control facilities. The proposed flow control vault <br />is recommended to be located in the existing public parkway right-of-way or within an easement adjacent to the <br />parkway. If not feasible or easement is difficult to obtain, it could be located within the street if there is open <br />utility corridor. The construction of the facility will have a large impact on traffic on Tustin Ave. <br />Batavia Plant <br />Figure 5 shows the potential facility location and the corresponding proposed conveyance piping. The following <br />is the proposed alignment: Batavia St. from Batavia Plant to Fletcher Ave. to Olive Road to Heim Ave. to Tustin <br />Ave. to City of Orange's OC-No. 40 meter vault. It should be noted that the proposed pipeline will need to be <br />bored across the storm drain channel within Fletcher Ave., bored under the railroad from Fletcher Ave. to Olive <br />Road, and bored across Tustin Ave. (about 400 feet in length). Assuming 7 cfs excess groundwater, the EOCF#2 <br />Discharge Water Main is proposed to be 16-inches in diameter and rated for 200 psi. <br />Orange 9tq%9 1District/Moulton Niguel Water District 30 - 26 5/17/2W&A TECH <br />Evaluation of Groundwater Conveyance Options 14 <br />