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Water Station 1 Project Update

February 25, 2019Vancouver City Council Workshop

Tyler Clary, Water Engineering Program ManagerMichelle Henry, Senior Civil Engineer

• 3rd largest water utility in Washington State

• 72-square-mile service area

• 253,000 customers

• Over 1,000 miles of distribution pipe

• 40 wells at nine water stations

• 9.8 billion gallons pumped in 2018

Water System Overview

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• Documented water source since 1880

• 1909 - 1 MG reservoir constructed

• 1937 - City took over ownership

• 1938 - 4 MG reservoir and elevated tank

• 1980 - Site fence removed

• 1985 – Amphitheater constructed

• 1998 – Swift Skate Park constructed

• 2005 – Master plan for site update

(MG = Million Gallons)

Water Station 1 History

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Vancouver 2016-2021 Strategic Plan

Goal 1: Ensure our built urban environment is one of the safest, most environmentally responsible and well maintained in the Pacific Northwest

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• Electrical Upgrades

• Treatment System

• Tower Booster Pump Station

• Operations Support Facilities

• Control System Upgrades

• Site Security and Facility Access Improvements

Phase 1 Overview

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• Tower Booster Pump

Station Building

• Electrical Room

• SCADA System

Control Room

• Water Operations

Emergency Support

Center

• 2.5 MW Generator

• Treatment Building

• Lighting and Pathway

Upgrades

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Phase 1 Project

Construction started late 2016 - is nearly complete.

Phase 1 Status

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Upgraded Control System

• 21st century

technology

• Cybersecurity

• Resilient and

redundant

network

• Tracking more

data

• Improved

monitoring and

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• Twin 4.0 MG

Concrete Reservoirs

• 1.0 MG Steel

Standpipe

• New Reserve Street

Entrance,

Pedestrian, and

Bike Paths.

• Site Security

Upgrades

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Phase 2 Project

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Simulated Graphic of Phase 2 Reservoirs

and Security Upgrades

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• Design Complete

• Currently Advertised for Bids

• Bid Opening - March 2019

• Council Action/Construction Start - April 2019

• Completion – December 2021

• Estimated Construction Cost - $23,000,000

Project Status Phase 2

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Water Station 1

Future Phase 3

3 Replacement

Wells

• Neighborhood Association involvement in 2014

• News articles

• Current and future outreach with Central Park

NA

• Web and Water Report updates

https://www.cityofvancouver.us/publicworks/page/

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Ongoing Communications

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Questions and Discussion

• Tyler Clary, Water Engineering Program Manager

(360) 487-7169 | tyler.clary@cityofvancouver.us

• Michelle Henry, Senior Civil Engineer

(360) 487-7155 | michelle.henry@cityofvancouver.us

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