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08/22/2022
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EXAMPLE AWARD NOMINATION I WEST WATER TREATMENT PLANT <br /> __-------.-_._-________--- <br /> I <br /> CHANHASSEN WATER TREATMENT PLANT DEVELOPMENT <br /> s - <br /> ,r <br /> Chanhassen is a growing Twin Cities suburb that is a below grade clearwell,filter backwash tanks,and <br /> focused on advancing its development.In 2006, backwash claim system that recycles over 95 percent <br /> Chanhassen opened its first water treatment plant, of the filter backwash wastewater. <br /> which removed iron and manganese.Located on the <br /> eastern edge of the city,the plant served the low After detention,the water splits before reaching <br /> pressure zone,which wrapped around the higher the filters,featuring two banks of three anthracite <br /> portions of Chanhassen;leaving an enclave on the greensand filters.Both the east and west plants pump <br /> west side that did not receive treated water.Within into the low-pressure zone,the main zone in the city. <br /> this area,the City owned land and had plans to build The west plant serves the higher areas of the city and <br /> a second water treatment plant.Prior to planning,the was designed intentionally oversized to support future <br /> surrounding area was filling in with large residential growth in the community. <br /> homes and homeowners who became concerned <br /> about a utilitarian facility in their neighborhood. A stormwater reuse system allows the City to recycle <br /> The City and WSB,moved forward with plans for a stormwater on site for irrigation and landscaping <br /> new water treatment plant while also meeting with around the plant and adjacent boulevard along Lake <br /> representatives of the homeowner's association in Harrison Road.Utilizing non-treated water for irrigation <br /> the Lake Harrison neighborhood.Eventually,the will save the City millions of gallons of treated water <br /> community settled on a prairie-themed design for the and chemical costs per year. <br /> plant building and adjacent land.The facility was built <br /> into a hillside,which required a great deal of earth <br /> moving.The new water treatment plant provides a 1 <br /> pleasing aesthetic for residents,while keeping less <br /> attractive elements of the facility hidden from view. <br /> The plant has a treatment capacity of 9 million gallons- <br /> per-day and was specifically designed to treat the <br /> natural iron,manganese,and ammonia levels that <br /> exist in the City's aquifer.Based on pilot plant testing <br /> and initial observations,the plant was designed with R <br /> emu» <br /> pressure aeration,detention,concrete gravity filters, <br /> 2 <br /> A Proposal for Design,Bidding,and Construction Administration for a <br /> Water Treatment Plant for City of Lino Lakes Appendix';44 <br />
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