Pease Tradeport Water System Overview and History July 27, 2015
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1 Pease Tradeport Water System Overview and History July 27, 2015 Portsmouth Water Division City of Portsmouth Department of Public Works 680 Peverly Hill Road Portsmouth, NH Peter Rice, Director of Public Works Brian Goetz, Deputy Director of Public Works
2 History of Portsmouth Water System Portsmouth Aqueduct Company formed by act of NH Legislature Fountain Head Spring Developed (near current Haven Well) and piped to City 1867 Sherburne and Concord Springs added 1891 City takes over system 1950 s Pease Air Base takes over Haven Well and builds new tanks and pipes in Pease area for it s own, separate water system. Madbury Wells, Bellamy Reservoir and Madbury Water Treatment Facility are built by Air Force to replace water sources for City 1990 s Pease system turned over to Pease Development Authority. City takes over operations.
3 Water Sources in 1891 Sherburne Springs (now Collins Well) Fountain Head Springs (now Smith Well area) Haven Springs (now Haven Well)
4 Portsmouth Regional Water System Newington ~ 8,000 Accounts Portsmouth New Castle & New Castle Water District Rye & Rye Water District Greenland
5 Portsmouth Regional Water System Bellamy Reservoir Madbury Water Treatment Facility 8 Wells (6 Portsmouth, 2 Pease) 5 Storage Tanks (3 Portsmouth, 2 Pease) Two Pressure Zones (Portsmouth and Pease) 3.5 to 6.5 Million Gallons a Day total demand
6 Portsmouth Regional Water System 190 miles of pipe 972 Fire Hydrants 2,840 Valves 8,203 Meters/Customers
7 Newington Booster Installed in 1957 Currently in design for Replacement Boosts Pressure from Madbury to Portsmouth System Pumps to Pease system are no longer in use
8 Pease International Trade Port Water System Built in the 1950 s for the Pease Air Force Base Turned over to Pease Development Authority (PDA) in the 1990 s Operated by the City of Portsmouth under agreements with PDA since 1992 Three groundwater sources: Haven Well (originally developed in 1870 by the City of Portsmouth s water system) Smith Well (installed in 1958 as part of Air Base water system) Harrison Well (reactivated in 2007) Two 366,000 Gallon Elevated Storage Tanks Hobbs Hill Landing (slated to be replaced in ) Air National Guard 30 miles of water main 122 Customers (as of June 2015) Average Day Water Demand of 450,000 GPD (2011 to 2014) Peak Day Water Demand of 1,098,000 GPD (May 27, 2015) Growing customer base which includes Lonza, who are currently fitting out one of their buildings which will need an additional 150,000 to 250,000 GPD.
9 Pease Trade Port Water System
10 Smith Well Installed in GPM Pump
11 Harrison Well Installed in 1957 Replaced in GPM Pump
12 Pease Booster Installed in 1990 s Two 450 GPM Pumps Boosts water from Portsmouth to Pease
13 Haven Well Installed in 1875 (Haven Springs) Part of Pease Air Base: 1956 to 1992 PDA/Portsmouth: 1992 to GPM Pump
14 System Operations Regulated by the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Administered by EPA and NHDES Drinking Water and Groundwater Bureau Testing and reporting requirements for all sources of supply Six State Certified Water Treatment Operators Chemist Water Resources Engineer 24/7 Coverage
15 System Operations Computer Control Master Control Screen Pease Tradeport Water System Controls
16 Haven Well Shutdown: Chronology of Events Air Force Consultant sampled all three Pease wells in mid-april 2014 for PFCs May 12, 2014 City staff are notified that PFC levels in Haven Well exceeded the EPA s Health Advisory Standard May 12, Haven Well is shut down Since May 12, Pease water system is supplemented with water from Portsmouth s water system (50% of demand supplied by Portsmouth)
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18 Note: The entire Portsmouth/Pease Water System computer controls were upgraded in 2011 as part of the Madbury Water Treatment Facility upgrades. At that time the Portsmouth to Pease Booster system pumpage information was added to the system data. Aug 2011 to Dec 2013 Harrison Smith Haven Booster Total TOTAL Gallons 96,279 95, ,240 80, ,991 Percentage 21.1% 20.9% 40.5% 17.5%
19 Current Operations with Haven Well Off Air National Guard Tank Hobbs Hill Landing Tank Pease Water Treatment Facility Portsmouth Pressure Zone Portsmouth to Pease Booster Pumps Harrison Well Smith Well
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21 Effect Loss of Haven Well Has on Pease Water System Loss of the largest water source serving the Pease Tradeport: Safe yield of 534 Gallons per minute (GPM) 769,000 Gallons per day (GPD) Only backup supply is Portsmouth water system: An average of 423,000 GPD were pumped from Portsmouth to Pease in July and August Reduced the available water to Portsmouth by 9 percent, necessitating the use of supplemental water from the Rye Water District approximately 250,000 GPD when in service. Limited backup if Smith or Harrison Wells were out of service Existing booster pump system is capable of pumping 450 GPM or 648,000 GPD. Peak days for Pease are over 1,100,000 GPD
22 Effect Loss of Haven Well Has on Pease Tradeport A 2013 Pease WWTF Evaluation updated these water demands and projected the Tradeport water demand at buildout to be 1,578,000 GPD, an increase of 1,087,000 GPD. (source: Draft Pease Wastewater Treatment Facility Evaluation Underwood Engineers, Inc., January 2014) The Smith and Harrison Wells have a combined sustained yield of 410,000 GPD based on the 2012 Water Supply Master Plan. This is 1,168,000 GPD less than Underwood Engineer s buildout projections.
23 Pease Tradeport Economic Analysis
24 Pease Tradeport Economic Analysis
25 Pease Tradeport Economic Analysis
26 2012 Water Supply Master Plan Analysis:
27 Pease Water System Supply Capability with Haven Well 350,821 Gallons of excess capacity meeting current peak demand 1,800,000 Pease Tradeport Water System Well Yield with Haven Well (Gallons Per Day) 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200, ,821 1,000, , , , ,000 0 Haven Harrison Smith Total Yield Current Average Demand Current Peak Demand Projected Average Demand
28 Pease Water System Supply Capability without Haven Well 418,139 Gallons short of meeting current peak Demand 1,800,000 Pease Tradeport Water System Well Yield withouth Haven Well (Gallons Per Day) 1,600,000 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000, ,000 (418,139) 600, , ,000 0 Haven Harrison Smith Total Yield Current Average Demand Current Peak Demand Projected Average Demand
29 May 2015 Pease Water System Demand
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