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1 City of Portsmouth Water System History and Overview Updated: October 2017
2 Portsmouth Regional Water System Service Area Newington ~ 8,000 Accounts Portsmouth New Castle & New Castle Water District Rye & Rye Water District Greenland
3 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.
4 Water Sources in 1891 Sherburne Springs (now Collins Well) Fountain Head Springs (now Smith Well area) Haven Springs (now Haven Well)
5 Wooden Pipes 1800 s
6 100 Years of Metering Water
7 Portsmouth Regional Water System Bellamy Reservoir Madbury Water Treatment Facility 8 Wells 5 Storage Tanks Two Pressure Zones 3.5 to 6.5 Million Gallons a Day
8 Portsmouth Regional Water System 190 miles of pipe 972 Fire Hydrants 2,840 Valves 8,203 Meters/Customers
9 Water Supply Capacity Source Current Sustained Capacity (MGD) Current Maximum Capacity (MGD) Bellamy Reservoir Portsmouth & Madbury Wells Pease Wells TOTAL:
10 Water Supply Capacity
11 Portsmouth Regional Water System Bellamy Reservoir Newington ~ 8,250 Accounts Madbury Wells Portsmouth Madbury Water Treatment Facility Haven Well (offline) Harrison Well New Castle & New Castle Water District Pease Tradeport Smith Well Portsmouth Well Collins Well Greenland Well Rye & Rye Water District Greenland
12 Notes 1. The Pease WTP is only used if triggered by VOC levels in monitoring wells. Pease Pressure Zone: EL 230 Overflow EL 230 Overflow EL 230 Sherburne Road PRV Northwood Road PRV Pease Blvd. PIV (closed) NHANG Tank 0.4 MG 30 Hobbs Hill Tank 0.6 MG 30 Transmission Main Pressure Zone: EL 142 Main Pressure Zone: EL 171 Overflow EL 142 Overflow EL 170 Osprey Landing Tank 0.2 MG 25 Overflow EL 171 Spinney Rd. Tank 1.0 MG Overflow EL 171 Bellamy Reservoir WSE 134 Newington Tank 1.5 MG Lafayette Rd. Tank 7.5 MG Base EL 102 WTF Pumps 1-4 Newington Booster Station Base EL 91 Pease WTP 1 Base EL 91 Base EL 100 Base EL 75 Madbury WTP Clearwells MG MG Pease Booster Pumps Haven Well Harrison Well Smith Well Base EL 51 Greenland Well Portsmouth Well #1 Madbury Well #4 Madbury Well #3 Madbury Well #2 Collins Well 95 De ep Figure 3-1 February 2013
13 Bellamy Reservoir
14 Madbury Water Treatment Facility LEED Silver Certification (2011)
15 Three Madbury Wells
16 Newington Booster Installed in Million Gallon Tank Booster Station Currently in Design for Replacement
17 Portsmouth Well #1 Installed in 1859 (Concord Springs) 350 GPM Pump
18 Collins Well Installed in 1889 (Sherburne Springs) 250 GPM Pump
19 Greenland Well Installed in GPM Pump
20 Water Storage Tanks Spinney 1 Million Gallons Lafayette 7.5 Million Gallons
21 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 currently off-line due to PFC contamination) Smith Well (installed in 1958 as part of Air Base water system) Harrison Well (reactivated in 2007) Two Elevated Storage Tanks Hobbs Hill Landing 600,000 gallons Air National Guard 400,000 gallons
22 Pease Tradeport Water System Air National Guard Tank Newington Booster Station Hobbs Hill Tank Haven Well Grafton Road Water Facility Harrison Well Smith Well Booster from Portsmouth to Pease
23 Smith Well Installed in GPM Pump
24 Harrison Well Installed in 1957 Replaced in GPM Pump
25 Pease Booster Installed in 1990 s Two 450 GPM Pumps Boosts water from Portsmouth to Pease
26 Haven Well Out of Service Since May 12, 2014 Installed in 1875 (Haven Springs) Part of Pease Air Base: 1956 to 1992 PDA/Portsmouth: 1992 to 2014 Currently off-line: Shut down in May 2014 due to PFOS contamination 500 GPM Pump
27 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 Manager 24/7 Coverage
28 Customer Water Use:
29 Water Usage by Town (2012 Rate Study Analysis) TOTAL USAGE BREAKDOWN BY TOWN Community Accounts Annual Gallons Average Gallons per Day % of overall CONS Portsmouth 6, ,423,596 2,563, % Newington ,237, , % Greenland ,203, , % New Castle ,900, , % Rye 70 33,177,540 90, % Madbury 2 5,063,960 13, % Durham 2 112, % TOTAL 7,940 1,221,117,480 3,336,387
30 Promoting Water Efficiency In Portsmouth s Water and Wastewater Systems 1. Water Conservation Kits (2006 to 2008) 2. Tiered Water Rates (starting FY07) 3. Rain Barrel Program (2009 to 2011) 4. Automatic Meter Reading Project (2008 to 2010) 5. EPA s WaterSense Program (joined in 2013) 6. Leak Detection Program (ongoing) 7. Water Efficiency Rebate Program (Introduced in 2014) 8. Water Supply Status Report (introduced in 2015) 9. Water Sustainability Award (2015) 10. WaterSense Irrigation Requirements and third tier irrigation rate (adopted in 2016)
31 Water Efficiency Timeline Water Conservation Kits Tiered Water Rates Rain Barrel Program Automatic Meter Reading Program Joined EPA s WaterSense Program Toilet and Washing Machine Rebate Program WaterSense Irrigation Requirements and Third Tier Irrigation Rate Trend - Total Residential Water Use Average (gallons per day) 1,500,000 1,450,000 1,400,000 1,350,000 1,300,000 1,250,000 1,200,000 1,150,000 1,100,000 1,050,000 1,000,000 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 Water Efficiency Efforts - City of Portsmouth, NH
32 Water Sustainability Efforts Water Conservation Retrofit Kits (2006) Rain Barrel Project (2009 to 2011)
33 Water Sustainability Efforts Automatic Meter Reading System (2008 to 2010) Leak Detection Program (Ongoing)
34 Water Sustainability Efforts EPA WaterSense Program (Joined in 2013) Water Efficiency Rebate Program for Toilets and Washing Machines (Introduced in 2014)
35 Water Sustainability Efforts Water Supply Update (Introduced in 2015) City Website Updates (Ongoing)
36 Water Sustainability Efforts New Hampshire Water Sustainability Award
37 Water Quality Reporting Information with respect to drinking water quality is provided annually to all customers of the Portsmouth and Pease water systems through the Portsmouth Water Division s Annual Water Quality Report
38 City of Portsmouth Water Division 680 Peverly Hill Road Portsmouth, NH
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