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St. John the Baptist Parish Conceptual Engineering of Mississippi River Water Source for LaPlace March 26, 2015 digital engineering 1

Major Water System Components Conceputalized Laplace Water System New Water Intake Pump Station New Raw Water Transmission Main New Pretreatment to Reverse Osmosis Units Additional Reverse Osmosis Units Reserve Water System Improvements to Lions Water Treatment Plant at 3 MGD Improvements to Lions Water Treatment Plant at 6 MGD Ruddock Well System Maintain as Backup versus Decommission 2

Recommendations Immediate Action Recommendations Begin design of Two Filters at Lions WTP Fix hydraulic short circuiting between GSTs at Lions WTP Reconfigure Clarifiers at Lions WTP to operate simultaneously with control valves Install UV Disinfection at Lions WTP Begin piloting at Lions WTP for Reverse Osmosis Begin piloting at Woodland Drive for Ultrafiltration/Reverse Osmosis Begin Land Acquisition for Laplace Water Source and Lions WTP Reverse Osmosis Longer Term Recommendations Identify funding for MS River Laplace Water Source and Reverse Osmosis at Lions Plant Design and Construct MS River Laplace Water Source Design and Construct Reverse Osmosis at Lions WTP 3

Reserve Water System Lions Water Treatment Plant Issues 3 MGD Production Rate During certain times has difficulty meeting TOC reduction and THM requirements Needs redundant filtration for 3 MGD production rate Needs UV disinfection system Existing clarifiers cannot operate simultaneously without modification Hydraulic short circuiting in ground storage tanks 11 minute chlorine contact time 4

Reserve Water System Lions Water Treatment Plant Schematic Clarifier Filtration Ground Storage Tank Intake Clearwell Distribution System Injection of Free Cl Injection of Ammonia Existing Process Units: 2 Clarifiers: 3 MGD and 2.5 MGD 2 Filters: 1 MGD Each 2 Clearwells: 15,000 gal each 3 Ground Storage Tanks: 500,000 gal, 2-250,000 gal 5

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Conceptual Cost Estimate Reverse Osmosis (3 MGD) Construction Cost $10,130,000 Professional Services (Piloting, Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) $970,000 Total Project Cost $11,100,000 Estimate Includes the following: New filters, New clearwell, Reverse osmosis membranes, New piping for ground storage tanks Control valves for the clarifiers at the Lions Water Treatment Plant 7

Reserve Water System Lions Water Treatment Plant Issues 6 MGD Production Rate Potential Future Capacity Need a redundant clarifier Need 4 additional filters above 2 currently in operation Need additional clear well to increase chlorine contact time Need additional 3 MGD in UV disinfection Need reverse osmosis units with 6 MGD capacity 8

Conceptual Cost Estimate Reverse Osmosis (6 MGD) Construction Cost $23,580,000 Professional Services (Piloting, Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) $2,020,000 Total Project Cost $25,600,000 Estimate Includes the following: Redundant clarifier, Four additional filters New clearwell, Additional UV Disinfection Reverse osmosis membranes, New piping for ground storage tanks Control valves for the clarifiers at the Lions Water Treatment Plant 9

Reserve Water System New Distribution Pump Station Options Considered Expanding Existing Pump Station New Pump Station Recommended Option New Pump Station Adding Pump to Existing Station would not be able to supply water to Reserve and Laplace No room on site to expand existing building for additional pumps New pump station will be dedicated to sending water to Laplace Pump Station Capacity Will supply up to 3 MGD (2,100 gallons per minute) 10

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Reserve Water System New Transmission Water Main New Transmission Water Main from Lions WTP to LaPlace Water main 14-inches in diameter Three transmission main routes investigated Factors to Determine Most Feasible Route Conflicts with existing utilities Existing Land Owners/Infrastructure Required Right of Way Constructability Distance of route to Laplace 12

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Conceptual Cost Estimate of Pump Station and Recommended Route Pump Station Construction Cost $578,000 Pump Station Professional Services (Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) $123,700 Pump Station Total Project Cost $701,700 Recommended Route Construction Cost $10,196,500 Recommended Route Professional Services (Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) $1,203,700 Recommended Route Total Project Cost $11,400,200 Pump Station and Recommended Route Total Project Cost $12,101,900 14

LaPlace Water System New Intake Pump Station New Intake Pump Station Three Potential Sites Factors to Determine Most Feasible Site Constructability Marine Traffic in MS River at location Accessibility Distance from Municipal/Industrial Point Source Discharge Pump Station Capacity Will supply up to 8.64 MGD (6,000 gallons per minute) 15

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LaPlace Water System New Transmission Water Main New Transmission Water Main from MS River to Reverse Osmosis Unit Site on Woodland Drive Water main 24-inches in diameter Multiple transmission main routes investigated 3 per intake site Factors to Determine Most Feasible Route Conflicts with existing utilities Existing Land Owners/Infrastructure Required Right of Way Constructability Distance of route to Woodland Drive 18

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Conceptual Cost Estimate for Intake Pump Station, Recommended Transmission Main Route, Clarifiers and Sludge Return Intake Pump Station Construction Cost $2,713,200 Intake Pump Station Professional Services $394,300 (Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) Intake Pump Station Total Project Cost $3,107,500 Recommended Route, Clarifiers and Sludge Return Construction Cost Recommended Route Professional Services (Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) Recommended Route, Clarifiers and Sludge Return Total Project Cost $14,860,700 $1,656,800 $16,517,500 Pump Stations, Transmission Mains and Sludge Return Total Project Cost $19,625,000 20

LaPlace Water System Pre- Treatment and Expansion Pre-Treatment Required Includes the Following ph adjustment and coagulant feed Lamella Inclined Plate Settler Intermediate Storage Tank Ultrafiltration Membrane System Expanded Reverse Osmosis Treatment Two new RO skids rated at 1,200 gpm (1.7 MGD) each Overall treatment capacity for LaPlace will be 6.9 MGD 21

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Conceptual Cost Estimate for Water Pre- Treatment and Treatment at Reverse Osmosis Unit Site Construction Cost $13,310,000 Professional Services (Piloting, Geotechnical, Surveying, Abstract, Design and Resident Inspection) $1,086,100 Total Project Cost $14,396,100 Estimate Includes the following: Ultrafiltration Reverse Osmosis Membranes New Treatment Building 23

TASK DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION COST TOTAL COST SCHEDULE (DAYS) Reserve Water System Modifications to Lions WTP $10,130,000 $11,100,000 Reserve Water System 6 MGD Modifications to Lions WTP (6 MGD) $23,580,000 $25,600,000 Distribution Pump Station for Lions Treatment Plant to LaPlace Transmission Water Main from Lions Plant to LaPlace Reserve Water System 6 MGD Total Cost $578,000 $701,700 $10,196,500 $11,400,200 $34,354,500 $37,701,900 Laplace Water System Water Pre Treatment at Reverse Osmosis Unit Site on Woodland Drive $13,310,000 $14,550,000 Transmission Water Main from MS River to Woodland Dr., Clarifiers and Sludge Return Water Intake Pump Station on Mississippi River in Laplace $14,860,700 $16,517,500 $2,713,200 $3,107,500 Laplace Water System Total Cost $30,883,900 $34,021,100 Piloting 180 Design 270 Bidding 90 Construction 365 Piloting 180 Design 270 Bidding 90 Construction 365 Design 180 Bidding 90 Construction 180 Design 180 Bidding 90 Construction 270 Piloting 180 Design 270 Bidding 90 Construction 365 Design 180 Bidding 90 Construction 270 Design 180 Bidding 90 Construction 270

Potential Funding Opportunities CDBG National Resilience Competition $1B Community Development Block Grant Competition Grant focus in on creating resiliency in communities PILOT Program Payment in lieu of taxes from Industry Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund Program 3.45% Interest Rate for 20 years Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Authority (WIFIA) Loans at market interest rate for project over $20M Used as match up to 49% of LDHH loan 25