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and every 24 hour period. Further, it is understood that the potential customers with greatest <br />irrigation needs (Le. John's Island, Windsor, Sea Oaks, Orchid) have the capacity to store reuse <br />water onsite, which will provide additional assurances that the system will not be burdened with <br />significant periods of high peak demands. <br />Attached within Appendix C "WaterCAD Model Results" are results of several evaluations <br />summarized as follows: <br />Scenario A: This models the current IRCDUS flow allocation (using data from December 2017 <br />to November 2018. (Total flow allocation of 1.097 MGD: current 0.585 MGD flow to north barrier <br />island, and available 0.512 MGD, diverted from the manmade wetlands to JI): <br />A-1. (refer to Appendix C, p. EX -01). Existing 16" transmission line on CR 510 to A -1-A, which <br />feeds a new 16" Transmission line south to Sea Oaks and a new tank (3 MG). New Pumps at <br />Sea Oaks to distribution mains: 8" exist line north to Windsor, 12" new line south to Old Winter <br />Beach Road <br />-(Tank delivery: 83.3 psi / Orchid : 75.4 psi / JI : 83.0 <br />A-2. (refer to Appendix C, p. EX -02). Existing 16" rhtsmission ' e on CR 510 to A -1-A, which <br />feeds an existing 8" line north to Windsor, and new " line outh to Sea Oaks and a new <br />tank (3 MG). New pumps to distribution mains: 8 x i e north to Disney, 12" new line south <br />to Old Winter Beach Road. <br />-(Tank delivery: 83.7 psi / Orchid : 80.5 <br />A-3. (refer to Appendix C, p. EX -03). ll re se o island fed from Hobart Tank and pumps. No <br />new tank or pumps at Sea Oak4. E !sting " transmission line on CR 510 to A -1-A, which <br />feeds the existing 8" line north o " i • sor, - n • feeds both the new 16" line and existing 8" line <br />south to Sea Oaks (parallel mains). T e 6 reduces to a new 12" line from Sea Oaks south <br />to Old Winter Beach Ro <br />-(No Tank / Orchid: • si. / ' I ; a 2. • si) <br />Note All models provide near y t e same high delivered pressures. A-3 provides adequate flow <br />and delivery pressure without a ank or pumps. <br />Scenario B: This models an estimated flow allocation for all current and potential future reuse <br />customers within the IRCDUS service area and additional flow to the John's Island development. <br />The basis of the flow allocation was estimated to be the sum of: the flow allocations of all <br />developments with an existing SJRWMD CUP, plus an estimated flow allocation of 1.0 MGY per <br />acre of irrigated area for developments without a SJRWMD CUP, plus 1.0 MGD flow allocation <br />for John's Island development. (Total flow allocation of 2.964 MGD: estimated 1.964 MGD flow to <br />north barrier island communities within IRCDUS service area, and an additional 1.0 MGD to JI): <br />B-1. (refer to Appendix C, p. EX -04). Existing 16" transmission line on CR 510 to A -1-A, which <br />feeds a new 16" Transmission line south to Sea Oaks and a new tank (3 MG). New Pumps at <br />Sea Oaks to distribution mains: 8" exist line north to Windsor, 12" new line south to Old Winter <br />Beach Road <br />-(Tank delivery : 53 psi / Windsor : 7.40 psi / JI : 79.2 psi) <br />157 <br />