07-1217 Adopting Capital Improvement Schedule 2007-2012, Potable Water Element, Water Supply Facilities Work Plan

Home Browse Search

CITY OF CASSELBERRY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN POTABLE WATER ELEMENT The North Water Treatment Plant is located at the end of Bridle Path near Wyndham Woods, a residential subdivision, within the City of Casselberry. The plant has three wells, two 500,000 gallon ground storage tanks, and three high service pumps. The maximum daily flow capacity of the plant is 4,167 gallons per minute with a peak flow capacity of 4,000 gallons per minute assuming the largest high service pump is out of service. The historical average daily flow at the North Plant is 2.07 million gallons per day. The Howell Park Treatment Plant is located on State Road 436 and is surrounded by development on all sides. The plant has three wells, one 250,000 gallon and one 500,000 gallon (total 750,000 gallons) ground storage tank, and three high service pumps. The historical average daily flow at Howell Plant is 2.21 million gallons per day. The South Water Treatment Plant is located just off of State Road 436. This facility has three wells, one 500,000 gallon and one 750,000 gallon ground storage tank, and three high service pumps. The total well capacity is 6,000 gallons per minute. The South WIP contains the largest well in the system, which has a capacity of 2,400 gallons per minute. The high service pumping capacity is 6,000 gallons per minute (8.6 mgd). If system pressures supersede a certain level, only two pumps can be operated at one time without overflowing the elevated storage tank located on the site. The elevated storage tank can be isolated to allow the plant to operate at a higher discharge pressure. Storage treatment limits the use of the available well capacity to 5,208 gallons per minute or 7.49 million gallons per day. A summary of the potable water wells with the capacity for each is provided in Table VII -1. A summary of the potable water treatment plants is provided in Table VII -2. The locations of the three water treatment plants and all wells are shown on Map VII -1. The potable water treatment facilities are generally in good condition and will not be replaced within the planning period. Several upgrades and routine maintenance will occur during the planning period according to the five year and long term capital improvements schedule as presented in the water supply facilities work plan. d. Potable Water Storage Facilities A summary of the City's potable water system storage is given in Table VII -4. The current total water storage capacity is approximately 3.85 million gallons. The South Water Tower is located at South Plant and has a capacity of 250,000 gallons. Melody Lane Water Tower is located adjacent to State Road 17 -92 and has a capacity of 250,000 gallons. Hunterfield Water Tower is located in the southwestern portion of the City's water service area and has a capacity of 100,000 gallons. The Consumptive Use Permit (CUP) was amended in 2004 to accommodate the addition of wells and a treatment plant in the Hunterfield location. The facility was subsequently converted to a storage and repump station. The storage and repump .Cana%Jesyi n 9nnova6ons, 9nc. Page 2