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I Proposal I Comprehensive Water Distribution System Audit of the costs, potential regulatory ramifications, and a cost/ This project required innovative design elements related to benefit anaiy~isfor each ofthethree City parks, the site plan development architectural treatments and landscaping in order to allow this high-capacity pump Rowlett Water.. System station, located on only 1.5 acres, to blend into the adjacent Improvements/ residential neighborhood which consisted of a church, Elevated Tank residences and a golf course. The construction administration Rowlett, Texas ofthis project included balancing the construction activities Carter&Burgesscompletedanumberofprojectsaspartof while minimizing the disruption to the surrounding a major improvement of the Rowlett water system. The community. Project activities also included surface and facilities included a new 1-MC elevated tank, 8 miles of subsurface investigations, analysis ofdesign alternatives, 12- to 24-inch water lines, telemetry system improvements pump station hydraulic design, surge analysis, structural and renovation of an existing 0.75-MC elevated tank. The design requirements based on specific site and soil conditions, Rowlett Road Pump Station included design of a 2-MC pumpstationconflgurations, securitysystemsdesign, resident ground storage tank, 24-inch water main, yard piping, construction administration services, and electrical/ hydropneumaflctank, drainage system and connectionsto instrumentation, mechanical design, architectural design, existing facilities. The water lines are located primarily in and smoke detection and removal system design. developed parts of the city, requiring utility coordination and construction sequencing to minimize impacts during construction. The project also included the development of a computer model of the City's water distribution system demand projections for a 30-year design period to assess future water demands. Carter & Burgess also penCormed an evaluation of the existing water distribution system capacity and pressures. Cedar Crest Pumping Station Dallas, Texas Carter & Burgess designed the 130-MGD Cedar Crest Pump Stationwhichconsistsofa96-inchdiametersuctionlJne, Circle T Ranch Fidelity and 64-inch and 42-inch diameter discharge lines. The Water Master Meter ~r Cedar Crest Station serves two pressure planes in the City of Water Line Along Dallas, the South High and Trinity Heights distribution SH 1 1 4 systems. The pump station's initial pumping capacity consistedofthree8-MGDsingle-speedpumpsandtwoduaJ- Fort Worth, Texas speed pumps (30 MGD each at Iow speed and 42 MOD each HgIwood Development Corporation officials plan to supply at highspeed). Carter & Burgess also designed and provided Fidelity Investments at Circle T Ranch with water from the witness testing of two 42-inch Venturi meters and three 18- City of Fort Worth. inch VenturJ meters. A SCADA data acquisition system was Cadet & Burgess employees designed the master water meter designed in ordertoallowremotepumpstafionoperations, and water line along Texas SH Il4 that will bring the Landscaping to meet the City of Dallas Landscape Ordinance was also provided, water from the city of Fort Worth into the planned community. Carter Burgess 7