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<br />1 <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />Council Meeting Minutes <br />November 22, 1988 <br /> <br />Page 8 <br /> <br />Council Busi ess continued <br /> <br />Other high land in New Brighton, which has or will experience <br />simi 1 ar low ater pressure, is the 32nd Avenue NW/Woodl and Hi 11 s <br />area north 0 County Road E and east of Stinson Boulevard and most <br />of the 60 ac e J.U.O. property located west of Silver Lake Road. <br /> <br />Low water pr ssure in the 32nd Avenue NW/Woodland Hills area was <br />originally r solved by the installation of a City pressure booster <br />stati on on C unty Road E west of Sil ver Lake Road. The booster <br />station was aken out of service and this area was connected to the <br />Columbia Hei hts water system in 1981, after the water contamination <br />discovery. he change was made to reduce demand on our 1 i mi ted <br />system, to p ovide an emergency interconnection, and to eliminate <br />high energy ost and fire flow problems associated with the booster <br />station. <br /> <br />The recommen ed solution for the Seminary Estates area is individual <br />pressure boo ter pumps which would be installed in the homes. The <br />estimated co t would be $500/each, and would be installed next to <br />the water me er. The City would provide the pump to the property <br />owner and he owner would have the responsibility for the <br />installation maintenance, and operating costs. To qualify for a <br />booster pump the main floor of the home must be above elevation <br />990. <br /> <br />The undeve 10 ed J. U. O. property wi 11 have to be addressed at the <br />time of dev lopment to determine the best way to serve this <br />property. <br /> <br />At the tim of the J.U.O property development, the 32nd <br />Avenue/Woodl nd Hills area would also be addressed. One possibility <br />would be a reation of a high pressure zone on our system which <br />would requir the construction of a new elevated tank and booster <br />station. <br /> <br />Benke had so e concern of the possible duplication involved if the <br />J.U.O proper y would require the installation of the elevated tank <br />and booster tation. <br /> <br />Wi 11 i ams ask <br />were notifi e <br />reviewed al <br />discussed. <br /> <br /> <br />d if the developers of the Seminary Estates property <br />of this pressure problem. Proper explained, he has <br />the past documents and has found thi s has been <br /> <br />Williams as ed if the unit would require a lot of floor space. <br />Proper said he unit is the size of a standard water heater with a <br />measurement f 5 feet by 3 feet square. <br /> <br />Cou nc i 1 Bus i ness <br /> <br />Water Pressure Booster <br />Pumps <br />Report 88-335 <br />Resolution 88-135 <br />