Region C Study Commission Wright Patman and Lake O’ the Pines Cost Analysis David Harkins Espey Consultants.

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Region C Study Commission Wright Patman and Lake O’ the Pines Cost Analysis David Harkins Espey Consultants

LAKE WRIGHT PATMAN Permitted and Contracted Water Rights Permitted Water Rights – Permitted Water Rights – Water Authorized for Diversion by Owner Water Authorized for Diversion by Owner Contracted Water Rights – Contracted Water Rights – Permitted Water Rights that have been sold or “Contracted” by the Owner Un-Contracted Water Rights – Un-Contracted Water Rights – Permitted Water Rights that have NOT been sold or “Contracted” by the Owner

LAKE WRIGHT PATMAN Un-contracted Water Rights (afpy) City of Texarkana Water RightsIndustrialMunicipalTotal Permitted Water Rights (afpy)135,00045,000180,000 Contracted Water Rights (afpy)120,0002,500122,500 Remaining for Contract (afpy)15,00042,50057,500 Certificate of Adjudication TWDB Study Commission on Region C Water Supply, Phase I Revised Draft Report,

LAKE WRIGHT PATMAN Potentially Available Water (afpy) From Existing Water Rights Holders IndustrialMunicipalTotal Texarkana Permitted Water Rights135,00045,000180,000 Texarkana Un-contracted Water Rights57,500 Contracted Water Not Used by International Paper Corporation *77,000 Potentially Available Water92,00042,500134,500 * Based on actual use during period Data provided by International Paper Corporation

LAKE WRIGHT PATMAN Additional Sources of Water Additional Yield Gained by System Operation of Lake Wright Patman and Lake Jim Chapman is Estimated to be 108,000 afpy. Freese and Nichols, Inc., 2003, System Operation Assessment of Lake Wright Patman and Lake Jim Chapman, Volume I Main Report.

Lake Wright Patman Area Extent at Elevation 230 ft Extent at Elevation 240 ft

LAKE WRIGHT PATMAN Expected Yield (afpy) Summary Top Elev./Bottom Elev.TotalAvailable a Max (flat) / Min 363,717 b 183, Max (flat) / Min514,505334, Max (flat) / Min671,800491, Max (flat) / Min790,800610,800 Estimated Yield Marvin Nichols620,000496,000 c a Available Yield of Wright Patman after current 180,000 afpy of Texarkana Water Rights are removed. b Freese and Nichols, Inc., 2003, System Operation Assessment of Lake Wright Patman and Lake Jim Chapman, Volume I. C 80 % of total Marvin Nichols Yield

Lake Wright Patman Costs from 2011 RWP OwnerDestinationQuantity(ac-ft/year) Total Cost ($ Millions) Unit Cost* ($/ac-ft) DWU East Side WTP 180,000 a $992.3$562 NTMWD Lake Lavon 180,000 a $905.9$543 TRWD Eagle Mountain Lake 180,000 a $1,694$954 Multiple (DWU, NTMWD, TRWD) Various 390,000 a,b $3,085$851 a 180,000 ac-ft developed from increase in storage (elevation ft) b 100,000 ac-ft/year purchased from Texarkana, 108,000 ac-ft/year from system operation with Lake Chapman *until amortization

Lake Wright-Patman Alternatives 2011 RWP Combination of projects Combination of projects – 182,000 ac-ft developed from increase in storage (raising conservation pool to elevation ft) – 100,000 ac-ft/year purchased from Texarkana – 108,000 ac-ft/year gained from system operation with Lake Chapman Substantial raw water improvement costs ($99.3M) to increase storage Substantial raw water improvement costs ($99.3M) to increase storage – Purchase storage and real estate from COE – Relocation of existing facilities – NEPA evaluation – Mitigation

LAKE O’ THE PINES Estimated Available Water (afpy) Estimate what volume of water is available from Lake O’ the Pines including permitted water that has not been contracted below feet msl. This will be accomplished through discussions with Northeast Texas Municipal Water District (NETMWD). Estimate volume of water available from existing water right holders (including contracts that may not be fully utilized)

LAKE O’ THE PINES Un-contracted Water Available and Contracted Water Rights * Approximate Water Rights (afpy) Available Water (Total Firm Yield) 182,000 NETMWD Contracted Water -148,000 Available Un-Contracted Permitted Water 34,000 * Region D Initially Prepared Water Plan. March 2010

LAKE O’ THE PINES Additional Water Estimates Potentially Available Water From Existing Water Rights Owners NETMWD Member Cities ** 36,000 U.S. Steel Corporation ** 31,000 ** Available through re-negotiated contracts Total Estimated Potentially Available Water 67,000

LAKE O’ THE PINES Total Additional Water Available (afpy) Available Contract Water 67,000 Un-contracted Water 34,000 Total101,000

Lake O’ the Pines Routing Alternatives

Lake O’ the Pines Cost Comparison OwnerDestinationStudyQuantity(ac-ft/year) Total Cost ($ Millions) Unit Cost* ($/ac-ft) DWU East Side WTP 2011 RWP 89,600$541.5$705 EC Phase II 101,000$589.9$723 NTMW D Farmersville WTP (New) 2011 RWP 87,900$402.4$576 EC Phase II 101,000$496.1$617 TRWD Rolling Hills WTP 2011 RWP 87,900$748.5$953 EC Phase II 101,000$820.2$981

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