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<br />CITY OF CASSELBERRY <br /> <br />WATER FACILITIES WORK PLAN <br /> <br />Table 1: CUP Allocation <br /> <br />) c' \t \llllC.UC d \IllllllIll <br /> - - <br />I ------- r- - - -- - <br />\ldbllI1 ~.dlllI1\/\c'lI \ Idl")11 ~.dl()11\ ! d.lI <br />2004 2,329.8 6.383 <br />2005 2,344.4 6.423 <br />2006 2,358.6 6.462 <br />2007 2,373.2 6.502 <br />2008 2,387.5 6.541 <br />2009 2,401.7 6.580 <br />2010 2415.9 6.619 <br />2011 2430.2 6.658 <br />2012 2444.8 6.698 <br />2013 2459.0 6.737 <br />2014 2473.2 6.776 <br />2015 2487.8 6.816 <br />2016 2502.8 6.857 <br />2017 2517.8 6.898 <br />2018 2533.1 6.940 <br />2019 2547.7 6.980 <br />2020 2563.0 7.022 <br /> <br />There has been one modification to the existing CUP. During hours of peak demand, the <br />southwest section of the Gty's coverage area experienced low pressure conditions in their <br />distribution system. In 2003, the Gty took ownership of an existing water treatment plant <br />and wells in the Hunterfield area and planned to reactivate the facility to compensate for the <br />low pressure problems. A modification to the CUP was received on July 1, 2004 that <br />authorized the reactivation of two existing wells in the Hunterfield location. However, <br />complaints from adjacent residents led the Gty to convert the facility to a storage and <br />repump station. <br /> <br />The modification to the existing CUP did not change the permit expiration date of August 8, <br />2020 nor did it modify the maximum allocated amount of water which remains at 2,563.0 <br />million gallons per year. <br /> <br />B. Potable Water Service Area <br /> <br />The potable water service area, which is depicted on Map 1 (see Appendix A), encompasses <br />approximately 7.6 square miles and includes areas in both Orange and Seminole Counties, <br /> <br />i:am/1Jw3n ?nnOf/afions, ?nc. <br /> <br />Page 2 <br />