THE PLAN The Goal Focus on: Entire system Level of service (LOS)

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THE PLAN The Goal Focus on: Entire system Level of service (LOS) Capacity and I/I Education

THE PLAN The Goal Maximize short-term capacity increases through in-plant modifications Establish a Level of Service (LOS) for the entire system Create long-range (20 year) plan and funding commitment to ensure LOS is met without overflows Create a well-defined, detailed contingency plan to handle weather events beyond the LOS scenario Predict the impact of sea level rise on I/I and whether any current facilities need to be protected or relocated Provide sufficient redundancy to manage one plant completely shut down for two weeks Operate with no violations of FDEP rules

THE PLAN The priorities Existing Plant Expansion Manhole Repair Pipe Lining

THE PLAN The history 134 years of daily rainfall data for St. Pete Only one other time has the 24- hour rainfall exceeded Hermine (August 31, 2016) Hermine Peak 24-Hour Rainfall

THE PLAN the history The 3-day and weekly totals for Hermine were only surpassed three times in the last 134 years August 2016 was second highest month of rainfall on record

THE PLAN level of service (LOS) What we know: Peak flows during Hermine: AW/SW basins: 84 MGD All basins: 150 MGD Hermine was a good stress test of our system Highest 24-hour, 3-day, week and month rainfalls for past 134 years were 25% higher than Hermine How we will determine LOS: Calibrate the collection system model using Hermine data (complete August 2017 as part of Phase II project) Run model simulations for worse-case scenarios (more intense storms, longer rainy seasons, groundwater rise, etc.) Establish capacity vs cost matrix to inform LOS policy decision

THE PLAN short-term projects Location Project Peak Capacity Target Estimated Cost (Millions) Funding Source Now SWWRF Acute Expansion – Treatment Acute Expansion – Disposal 40 70 Aug 2017 Sep 2017* $ 6.0 $ 8.0 Bond NWWRF 55 Sep 2017 Dec 2017* $10.0 NEWRF Reliability Improvements -- Oct 2017 $ 1.0 Collection Lining, sealing and point-repairs $10.5 Master Plan Long-term expansion planning for treatment and disposal Apr 2019 $ 3.5 Paygo Total $45.0 *Complete date reflects when injection well can be used in an emergency. Full testing and completion will take longer.

THE PLAN long-term projects Location Project Complete Estimated Cost (Millions) Funding Source SWWRF Reliability Improvements 2021 $ 17 TBD NWWRF $ 42 NEWRF $ 26 Collection Lining, sealing and point-repair* $ 74 Subtotal $159 Capacity Expansion From Master Plan: additional expansion of SWWRF? Re-open AWWRF/4th WRF? Interconnect WRFs? Target capacity >150 total for all WRFs. $100 Total $259 *Target 10% I&I reduction in five years (2017-2021) – increase funding to a total of $18.5 M per year (from $10.5 M).

THE PLAN 5-year project summary Location Cost (Millions) Previously Budgeted Additional Needed Short-Term Long-Term Total SWWRF $ 14.0 $ 17.0 $ 31.0 $48.7 -$17.7 NWWRF $ 16.0 $ 42.0 $ 58.0 $18.8 $39.2 NEWRF $ 1.0 $ 26.0 $ 27.0 $8.2 Collection $ 10.5 $ 74.0 $ 84.5 $75.1 $9.4 Master Plan $ 3.5 -- $0.0 $3.5 Subtotal $ 45.0 $159.0 $204.0 $161.4 $42.6 Capacity Expand $100.0 $45.0 $259.0 $304.0 $142.6

THE PLAN The results