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2 10 09 Budget Presentation_Water DepartmentAdministration Treatment Plant Operations and Maintenance Distribution System 17 MGD treatment capacity 8 MGD average daily demand 5 MGD additional peak demand 4 MGD reserve capacity Currently operating at 47% daily capacity 315 Miles of Water Mains 5,611 Control Valves 2,798 Fire Hydrants 21,575 Metered Accounts 1,844 Backflow Devices Monitored Olympic Heights and Stafford Street Pump Station Radio Communications Water Storage Tank Inspection Program West Clear Well Reservoir –Tank Coating Program Vacuum Filter Building Backup Power Supply Initial Distribution System Evaluation (IDSE) Study Timber-HyrstEstates Phase II Pebble Cove Phase I & II English Ridge Phase I Hwy 52 North Rush Street (Quince St. to Villa St.) Cleveland Avenue (Bryant St. to Villa St.) Ice Harbor Drive Oak Grove –contract awarded Miller Road –design stage Hwy 151/61 South –design stage Drinking Water Treatment Plant Optimization Study Fluoride Bulk and Day Tank Upgrade Bunker Hill Pump Station Renovations ADA Improvements – Eagle Point Water Plant Meter Change- Out Program Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialist Position 7West Des Moines$25.40$27.53 6Iowa City$27.34$27.34 5Cedar Rapids$17.80$20.80 proposed 4Ames$18.42$20.27 proposed 3Des Moines$16.68$19.16 2Council Bluffs$17.84$17.84 1Dubuque$16.48$17.28 5% proposed For FY 2010 the highest ranked city (West Des Moines) is approximately 59.3% higher than Dubuque The average water rate is approximately 24% higher than Dubuque The proposed 5% increase will impact the average residential user by an additional $0.80 per month $30.00$30.00 $27.50$27.50 $25.00$25.00 FY '09FY '09 $22.50$22.50 FY '10FY '10 $20.00$20.00 $17.50$17.50 $15.00$15.00