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Wastewater Collection System Master Plan (CSMP)

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The Wastewater Collection System Master Plan (CSMP) is a 20-year critical planning document that establishes a clear vision for our community's sewer collection system, a vital framework beneath our City.

The CSMP identifies both short term and long-term system improvements that are needed to address existing condition, existing capacity, and future capacity issues.

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Table of Contents

CSMP Vol. 1 - Executive Summary

CSMP Vol. 2 - Appendix 1A Sewer Infrastructure Advisory Group (SIAG)

CSMP Vol. 3 - Appendix 1B Collection System Public Facility Plan (2018)

CSMP Vol. 4 - Appendices 3A-6D

Appendix 3A Land Use Assumptions in CSMP GIS Database
Appendix 3B Development Outside of the USG
Appendix 4A Design Storm Considerations
Appendix 4B Model Calibrations
Appendix 5A Supplemental Information for Project Unit Costs
Appendix 6A Optimization Solution Alternatives
Appendix 6B Initial Optimization Solutions
Appendix 6C Intermediate Optimization Solutions
Appendix 6D Final Optimization Solutions

CSMP Vol. 5a - Appendix 4D Flow Monitoring (Tab 1-2)

CSMP Vol. 5b - Appendix 4D Flow Monitoring (Tab 3)

CSMP Vol. 6 - Appendices 7A-7C

Appendix 7A Flow Monitoring Program
Appendix 7B CIP Project Cutsheets
Appendix 7C 20 Year Lift Station Improvement Plan

CSMP Background and Development

The Sewer Infrastructure Advisory Group (SIAG) is a 16-member panel of community members that were appointed by the City Council in 2012. SIAG worked with City staff to identify both short term and long-term system improvements that are needed to address existing condition, existing capacity, and future capacity issues and develop a plan that addressed all of the issues in the most cost effective manner.

During over two years of CSMP development dozens of public meetings were held, multiple update presentations made to Council, presentations made to various interested groups, and a public open house. The CSMP draft was available for public comment from September 20 through November 10, 2014. A formal process was completed to meet the requirements of adopting the Public Facility Plan (PFP) that included the following: