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space and isolation from nearby residential properties. The odor from such an operation has been <br />known to be a concern in some communities, and while mitigating controls can be put in place, they <br />can be costly and difficult to maintain. <br />Opinion of Probable Cost <br />Please refer to CDM Smith's section 7 of their report for an in depth analysis of how the costs were <br />obtained for this project. While this is still a conceptual plan, rough numbers are needed to identify <br />the investment required for such an ambitious project. Based on some of the assumptions <br />identified in the due diligence and site conditions/ project requirements, Table 7-1 summarizes the <br />conceptual capital costs <br />Table 7-1 Summary of Conceptual Construction Costs. CDM Smith <br />Demand from <br />Pumpi ra Trea trate Total <br />_. <br />` ($ Millions)- ww" <br />5.0 <br />'(Deep Injection Well)- <br />3.7 <br />0.70 <br />1.3 <br />48.3 <br />0.76 <br />3.8 <br />58.5 <br />Percent of.Total <br />6% <br />1% <br />2% <br />83% <br />1% <br />7% <br />(Osprey Marsh <br />3 7 <br />0.70 <br />1.3 <br />48.3 <br />0.76 <br />4.5 <br />-Expansion) _ <br />59 <br />-Percent of'Total <br />6% <br />1% <br />2% <br />82% <br />1% <br />7% <br />Conceptual estimates of total capital cost, total operations and maintenance (O&M) cost, total equivalent <br />annual cost and unit production cost is summarized in Table 7-2 for both concentrate disposal alternatives <br />(deep injection well (DIW) or expansion of Osprey Marsh). For the DIW alternative, total capital cost for the <br />reservoir system is estimated to be $95 million, while unit production cost was estimated at $5.94/1,000 <br />gallons. For the Osprey Marsh expansion alternative, total capital cost for the reservoir system is estimated <br />to be $96 million, while unit production cost was estimated at $5.97/1,000 gallons. Annual O&M costs for <br />both alternatives is approximately $5.3 million/year. <br />Table 7-2 Summary of Conceptual Capital, O&M and Unit Production Costs' CDM Smith <br />Notes: <br />'Conceptual capital costs include pumping, transmission, reservoir, treatment, storage and concentrate disposal. Conceptual capital costs <br />further include a 50 percent construction allowance (30 percent contingencies and 20 percent non -construction capital costs). <br />zA service life of 25 years and an interest rate of 3.125 percent (Federal water resources planning discount rate for Fiscal Year 2016) was used <br />in the analysis. <br />3 Conceptual O&M costs include equipment, staffing, power and chemical costs, where appropriate. <br />'Total equivalent annual costs include annualized capital costs plus O&M costs. <br />5 Unit production cost is equal to Total Equivalent Annual cost divided by demand from reservoir (average annual rate of delivery of water). <br />1:\Utilities\UTILITY - Engineering\WATER\Alternative Water Supply\Portofino Preserve aka Blackstone 83 acre site\Due Diligence Report for BCC <br />02_16_2016\Agenda - Due Diligence Report and OPC for 83 acre site for BCC meeting 02_16_2016 v2 cmc.docx Page 11 of 14 109 <br />