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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20000846 Ver 1_Complete File_20030103 (6)Project: Piedmont Triad International Airport EIS Subject: Pre and Post Flow F1 t 1 1 1 J r 0 1 1 Sheet 9 of 13 Computed By: RWP Date: 11-09-00 f,h-1 1 a r-, 1W nnto-11-no-nn ALTERNATIVE-W-1-Al PHASE II Existing Conditions CN = CNIm ))(Imp. Area + CNPerv Perv Area)/ Total Area Basin Total Impervious Area Hydrologic Pervious Area Composite # Area Land Use Soil Land Use Pavement and Roofs Group Open S ace Woods Meadows Brush AC AC CN Group AC CN AC CN AC CN AC CN CN Brush 874.00 393.00 98 B 401 61 79 Creek C 75 74 D 5 80 Horsepen 60.00 35.95 98 B 24 61 83 Creek C D E. Fork 106.00 3.00 98 B 103 61 62 Deep C River D Pro osed Conditions CN = CNIm ))(Imp. Area + CNPervPerv Area)/ Total Area Basin Total Impervious Area Hydrologic Pervious Area Composite # Area Land Use Soil Land Use Pavement and Roofs Group Open S pace Woods meadows Brush AC AC CN Grou AC CN AC CN AC CN AC CN CN Brush 874.00 418.00 98 B 411 61 79 Creek C 40 74 - D 5 80 Horsepen 60.00 41.95 98 B 18 61 87 Creek C D E. Fork 106.00 3.00 98 B 103 61 62 Fork Deep C River D = = m m 0 (Sau TL " ~ e 0£ (uTui)auiTL u0Tgezquaou00 8T9 S'E bZ : (sau)uoTge.zna uiaogs vz-IISOS £Z£ :.a010eA Xead £ZEHn #"nan" M :(uT)qunouIV TTeJuTPE : aTT3 TTeILTe2I : ude.zbo.zpAH q Tun SSVS : dnojS m m r'm m .zpAH gTUn SOS :adAS, agTS up :sngegS HSfIUU :apoN UgUdTVZM :uTseg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xaajo uadasJOH buTgSTXS I eseud K-ZM 0 : (%)VIOa 0 : (SJLI) auiTL beZ E9 :# aAJn0 OZ (uTui)aUITL uoTgezjuaouoo ZE : (oe)eaav S, C : (uT) qunouIV TTeIuTe'd 6Z : (s.zu)uoTjezna uiaogS lvZ-IISOS 9TT3 TTeguTL-d EZE :aogoe3 xead EZEHII :t;deabo.zpAH 4TUn asv,a : dno.zo JPAH gTun SOS :adAL agTS uo :sngegS NSdSSUGH :apoN dHXSTKZM :uTseg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- zanTU daea Xjo3 gse5 bUlgSTX$ I aseud V-ZM 0 (%)KIOa 0 : (szu)auITL beZ L9 # an.zn0 SZ : (uTui)auiTL uoTgezluaouo0 LL : (oe)eaaV S•E :(uT)qunouIV TTa#uTag VZ : (saLj)uoTge.zna ui.zogS 6Z-IISOS aTT3 TTeluTeg EZ£ :Jojoe3 i(ead EZEHn :tlde.zbo.zpAH gTun SSve : dnojE) JPAH ITun SOS :adAL agTS uO :sngegS xuoaisvs :apoN 35XHTVZM :uTseg -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ++ + s + + + suTseg :Izodad InduI xx ax xx egea gnduI udOIpv SIS XSpaa gaodaTV Teu0T4euzaqul peTaj quouipaTd •ouI 'SaTboTouuoaL auTTuiea.agS '966T qubTzAdoO [LT] (TT'Z JGA IddOI) buTgnod puod 13 Tauueu0 pag0auu00aaqul paauenpV M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M DCIAM : 0 W2-A Phase I Proposed Brush Creek Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.11) [18] Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airport FedEx EIS AdICPR Input Data ********** Input Report: Basins ************************************************ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basin: W2AIPREF Node: EASTFORK Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 77 Concentration Time(min): 25 Curve #: 61 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 W2-A Phase I Proposed East Fork Deep River -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basin: W2AIPRHP Node: HORSEPEN Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 32 Concentration Time(min): 10 Curve #: 90 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 W2-A Phase I Proposed Horsepen Creek -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basin: W2A2EXBR Node: BRUSH Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 729 Concentration Time(min): 45 Curve #: 80 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 0 KIOQ 0 :(saq)@WTI b22 T8 :# ananO 0£ : (uiui)aulTl uozg2aquaouoO 6ZL : (o2)2aaV S•£ :(uz)Iunourd TT2;uz2g VZ :(sag)uozg2ana uiaogs lvZ-IISOS :aTTa TT2guz2g £Z£ :a0go23 x2ad £Z£HII :gd2aboapAH gTUn gSVS :dnoaO apAH gTun SOS :adAy aI?S uO :sngpgs HSII2ig :apoN Egudzvzm :urs2g -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- xaaaO uadasaoH buTlsixg II as2ud v-ZM 0 : (%)`dIOQ 0 :(Saq)aWTLL b2Z £8 :# ananO SZ : (UTUI)auiTl uoTg2aquaauoO 09 : (D2)2aafj S•£ :(uz)Iunowv TT2Juz2g tZ :(saq)uoTg2anQ uiaoIS lvz-IISOS :aTT3 TT2guT2g £Z£ :aogo23 x2ad £Z£HII :gd2aboapAH gTUn gSVq :dnoaO apAH gT.uII SOS :acVL agTS uO :sngegs NgdgSUGH :apoN dHXSZVZM :uTS2g -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- aanzg daaQ 3[ao3 4s2g buigsixg II 9s2gd K-ZM 0 : (%)vi OQ 0 :(sag)auiiL b2Z T9 :# ananO SZ : (urui)auiTL u0ig2aqu90u00 LL : (o2)2aJV S•£ :(uz)qunouIV TT2;uz2g tZ :(sag)uoig2anQ uiaogS f?Z-IISOS :9TT3 TT2gut2g £Z£ :.Iogo23 5[2ad £Z£HII :gd2aboapAH gT.uII HSVE[ : dnoaO apAH gTUII SOS : adAl agTs uO : sng2gS ?I'dOaLLSK'3 : aPoN gaXaZ`dZM : urs2g ++ +x x x + + suTS2g :gaodag InduI + 2g2Q 4nduI ddOIpV SIS xgpa3 gaodJTV T2uoTg2uaaqul p2Tas quouipaid •ouI 'satboTougoa,L 8uTTui2aagS 'S66T ggbtaAdoO [6T] (TT'Z aan 'ddOI) BUTInog puod 73 Tauu2gO pagoauuooaaqul paou2npV NaaaO gsnag BUT4STxg II as2gd V-ZM M M ' i M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.11) [20] Copyright 1995, Streamline Techno logies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airport FedEx EIS AdICPR Input Data ****** **** Input Report: Basins ********* - ---- *************************************** --------------------------------------- ------ - ----------------------------- Basin: W2A2PREF Node: EASTFORK Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 77 Concentration Time(min): 25 Curve #: 61 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIA M : 0 W2-A Phase II Proposed East Fork Deep River ------ ----------------------------------- Basin: W2A2PRHP Node: HORSEPEN --------------------------------------- Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 60 Concentration Time(min): 10 Curve #: 86 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 W2-A Phase II Proposed Horsepen Creek ------ ----------------------------------- Basin: W3AIEXBR Node: BRSUH --------------------------------------- Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 589 Concentration Time(min): 60 Curve #: 63 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 W3-A Phase I Existing Brush Creek NaazO usnzg Paso ozd I asagd ?-£M 0 : WviDQ 0 :(szu)auTj, bPj Z8 :# anznO 0£ : (uzui)aurTL uoiTazquaouoO 685 : (oa)aazy S'£ :(UT)qunouIV TTa#UTag VZ :(szu)uozjazna uIZOgS PZ-IISOS :aTTa TTaJuzag £Z£ :zogoa3 Naad £Z£HA :udazbozpAH ITun HsVg :dnozO zpAH jTun SOS :adAy agiS uO :snIPIS HSnUG :apoN HgHdTV£M :utsag -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NaaaD uadaszoH buTgSTXH I asaud V-£M 0 :(%)VIOQ 0 ( szu) auzzy bat £ 9 :# anznO 0Z :(uiUI)auiTy uoTgazqua0uo0 Z£ :(aa)aazv S•£ :(UT)qunouIV TTaJurag VZ :(szu)uoTgazna uizojS VZ-IISOS :aTT3 TTa3uzag £Z£ :zogoa3 Need £Z£HII :udazbozpAH ITUII HSVg :dnozO zpAH lTUII SOS :aCKL a4TS uO :snlagS NHdSSHOH :apoN dHXSTV£M :uzsag -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- zanrg daaa Nzod IsaH buTgsrxH I asaud V-£M 0 vi Da 0 :(szu)awTL baZ 99 :# anznO SZ : (uiui)auiTI uoTIazquaouoO 90T : (Oa)aalV S'£ :(ut)IunouIV TTaJurag 6Z :(szu)uozgaznQ uizogS tZ-IISOS :aTTd TTaguTag £Z£ :zojoag Naad £Z£HII :udazbozpAH ITUII SSVg :dnozO 4TUn SOS :adAy agTS uO :sngagS xHOJISVH :apoN 3SXSTK£M :uisag -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ++MM sursag :gzodag gndul ++ agaQ induI HdOIpv SIS xgpa3 lzodzTV Tauoi4auz9lul paTal quoiupard ouI 'sazboTouuoas GUTTuiaazgS 'S66T lubizAdoO [TZ] (TT'Z zan HdOI) buTgnog puod 33 TauuauO pagoauuoozaqul paouanpV Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.11) [22] Copyright 1995, Streamline Techno logies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airp ort FedEx EIS AdICPR Input Data ****** **** Input Report: Basi ns ********* *************************************** -------------------------- ------ ----------------------------------- Basin: W3AIPREF Node: EASTFORK ------------- Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 106 Concentration Time(min): 25 Curve #: 62 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 W3-A Phase I Proposed E ast Fork Deep River ------ ----------------------------------- Basin: W3AIPRHP Node: HORSEPEN ------------------------------ Status: On Site Type: SCS --------- Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 32 Concentration Time(min): 10 Curve #: 90 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIAM : 0 ------ W3-A Phase ---------------------- I Proposed Horsepen Creek ------------------------------------- ------ --------- Basin: W3A2EXBR Node: BRUSH Status: On Site Type: SCS Unit Hydr Group: BASE Unit Hydrograph: UH323 Peak Factor: 323 Rainfall File: SCSII-24 Storm Duration(hrs): 24 Rainfall Amount(in): 3.5 Area(ac): 700 Concentration Time(min): 45 Curve #: 80 Lag Time(hrs): 0 DCIA(%): 0 W3-A Phase II Existing Brush Creek m = m m m r m m 0 : (sjq) auIT L bP''f 0£ (UTui)auiT,L u0T'4Pa:ju90u0O VZ : (Saq)uoTgPanQ uuogS £Z£ :aogoP3 {Pad = r = = m = . 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Piedmont T riad International Airport FedEx EIS ' SCS Flow C alculations 2, 10 and 100-year 24-hour storms (pre and post) ********** Basin Results Comparisons *************** ************* ' Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Volume Runoff Volume (hrs) (cfs) ----- (in) ------------ (cf) --------- ---------- *** Basin ----------- Name: W2A2EXBR 2YR24HR 12.40 534.24 1.64 4332093 10YR24HR 12.40 1112.06 3.33 8824644 100YR24H 12.30 1817.59 5.44 14395882 *** Basin Name: W2A2EXHP 2YR24HR 12.17 76.85 1.86 404967 , 10YR24HR 12.17 150.30 3.63 790915 100YR24H 12.17 236.81 5.79 1260865 *** Basin Name: W2A2EXEF 2YR24HR 12.22 21.23 0.57 160160 10YR24HR 12.17 81.09 1.68 469424 100YR24H 12.17 170.65 3.29 920800 ' *** Basin Name: W2A2PRBR 2YR24HR 12.20 753.20 1.71 4523229 ' 10YR24HR 12.20 1536.07 3.43 9083461 100YR24H 12.20 2473.29 5.56 14703114 *** Basin Name: W2A2PRHP ' 2YR24HR 12.04 140.79 2.10 457215 10YR24HR 12.04 257.45 3.94 857649 100YR24H 12.04 391.61 6.14 1337356 ' *** Basin Name: W2A2PREF 2YR24HR 10YR24HR 12.22 12.17 21.23 81.09 0.57 1.68 160160 469424 100YR24H 12.17 170.65 3.29 920800 *** Basin Name: W3AIEXBR 2YR24HR 12.67 106.63 0.66 1410809 10YR24HR 12.53 362.80 1.84 3923961 100YR24H 12.53 744.67 3.51 7512332 *** Basin Name: W3AlEXHP 2YR24HR 12.13 12.86 0.66 76648 10YR24HR 12.13 43.85 1.84 213186 100YR24H 12.13 87.84 3.51 408140 ' *** Basin Name: W3A1EXEF 2YR24HR 12.17 47.89 0.80 308076 10YR24HR 12.17 145.34 2.08 799322 100YR24H 12.17 279.31 3.85 1479839 Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.20) Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airport FedEx EIS SCS Flow Calculations 2, 10 and 100-year 24-hour storms (pre and pos t) ' ********** Basin Results Comparisons ********* ****** ************* Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Vo lume Runoff Volume (hrs) (cfs) --------------- (in) -- (cf) --------- ---------- *** Basin ----------- Name: W3AIPRBR 2YR24HR 12.20 637.82 1.78 3812965 ' 10YR24HR 12.20 1276.65 3.53 7550440 100YR24H 12.20 2035.94 5.67 12128223 *** Basin Name: W3AIPRHP 2YR24HR 12.04 85.79 2.45 284477 10YR24HR 12.04 148.01 4.36 506664 100YR24H 12.02 218.96 6.61 768001 *** Basin Name: W3AIPREF 2YR24HR 12.22 32.66 0.62 236921 10YR24HR 12.17 118.25 1.76 675984 ' 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 *** Basin Name: W3A2EXBR ' 2YR24HR 12.40 512.98 1.64 4159761 10YR24HR 12.40 1067.82 3.33 8473594 100YR24H 12.30 1745.28 5.44 13823210 ' *** Basin Name: W3A2EXHP 2YR24HR 12.17 76.85 1.86 404967 10YR24HR 12.17 150.30 3.63 790915 100YR24H 12.17 236.81 5.79 1260865 *** Basin Name: W3A2EXEF ' 2YR24HR 10YR24HR 12.22 12.17 32.66 118.25 0.62 1.76 236921 675984 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 *** Basin Name: W3A2PRBR 2YR24HR 12.20 723.24 1.71 4343292 10YR24HR 12.20 1474.96 3.43 8722116 100YR24H 12.20 2374.90 5.56 14118219 *** Basin Name: W3A2PRHP 2YR24HR 12.04 140.79 2.10 457215 10YR24HR 12.04 257.45 3.94 857649 100YR24H 12.04 391.61 6.14 1337356 *** Basin Name: W3A2PREF 2YR24HR 12.22 32.66 0.62 236921 10YR24HR 12.17 118.25 1.76 675984 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 *** Basin Name: NDIEXBR 2YR24HR 12.67 180.33 0.75 2261159 10YR24HR 12.53 567.38 2.00 5997948 ' 100YR24H 12.53 1123.95 3.73 11225243 (3] 77 U ' Advanced Interc onnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.20) [4) Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airport FedEx EIS ' SCS Flow Calcul ations 2, 10 and 100-y ear 24-hour storms (pre and post) ' ********* * Basin Results Comparisons *************** ************* Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Volume Runoff Volume (hrs) -------- (cfs) ---------- (in) ---------------- (cf) ------------- --------- *** Basin 2YR24HR ------ Name: --- NDIEXHP 12.40 241.88 1.37 2022947 ' 10YR24HR 12.40 547.75 2.95 4375332 100YR24H 12.30 929.84 4.98 7373145 *** Basin Name: NDlEXEF , 2YR24HR 12.17 117.61 1.78 621468 10YR24HR 12.17 234.16 3.53 1230632 100YR24H 12.17 372.35 5.67 1976757 *** Basin Name: NDIPRBR 2YR24HR 12.20 735.88 1.50 4502478 10YR24HR - 12.20 1593.37 3.14 9444807 ' 100YR24H 12.20 2644.35 5.21 15655388 *** Basin Name: NDIPRHP , 2YR24HR 12.13 499.06 1.57 2320262 10YR24HR 12.13 1043.53 3.24 4795639 100YR24H 12.13 1701.10 5.32 7885405 ' *** Basin Name: NDIPREF 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 1.94 675107 10YR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin 2YR24HR Name: ND2EXBR 12.53 451.15 1.37 4685503 ' 10YR24HR 12.53 1030.09 2.95 10134042 100YR24H 12.53 1756.78 4.98 17077512 *** Basin Name: ND2EXHP 2YR24HR 12.13 499.06 1.57 2320262 10YR24HR 12.13 1043.53 3.24 4795639 100YR24H 12.13 1701.10 5.32 7885405 ' *** Basin Name: ND2EXEF 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 1.94 675107 IOYR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin Name: ND2PRBR 2YR24HR 12.20 976.38 1.71 5863445 10YR24HR 12.20 1991.20 3.43 11774860 100YR24H 12.20 3206.12 5.56 19059600 n Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.20) Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. Piedmont Triad I nternational Airport FedEx EIS SCS Flow Calcula tions 2, 10 and 100-ye ar 24-hour storms (pre and pos t) ' ********** Basin Results Comparisons ********* ****** ************* Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Vo lume Runoff Volume (hrs)- --- ----(cfs)----------- (in)-- ---------(cf) ---------- *** Basin ------ Name: ------ ND2PRHP 2YR24HR 12.13 499.06 1.57 2320262 10YR24HR 12.13 1043.53 3.24 4795639 100YR24H 12.13 1701.10 5.32 7885405 *** Basin Name: ND2PREF ' 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 1.94 675107 10YR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin Name: NOACEXEF 2YR24HR 12.10 2.22 1.24 9006 10YR24HR 12.07 5.12 2.77 20113 100YR24H 12.07 8.80 4.75 34479 *** Basin Name: W1A11EXB 2YR24HR 12.67 133.60 0.66 1767703 10YR24HR 12.53 454.58 1.84 4916607 100YR24H 12.53 933.04 3.51 9412739 *** Basin Name: W1A11EXH 2YR24HR 12.13 12.86 0.66 76648 10YR24HR 12.13 43.85 1.84 213186 100YR24H 12.13 87.84 3.51 408140 *** Basin Name: W1A11EXE 2YR24HR 10YR24HR 12.17 12.17 47.89 145.34 0.80 2.08 308076 799322 100YR24H 12.17 279.31 3.85 1479839 *** Basin Name: W1Al1PRB 2YR24HR 12.20 726.39 1.64 4385579 10YR24HR 12.20 1510.22 3.33 8933600 100YR24H 12.20 2455.72 5.44 14573631. *** Basin Name: W1AllPRH 2YR24HR 12.04 88.37 2.54 295304 10YR24HR 12.02 150.42 4.47 519303 100YR24H 12.02 221.16 6.73 781749 *** Basin Name: W1AllPRE ' 2YR24HR 12.22 32.66 0.62 236921 10YR24HR 12.17 118.25 1.76 675984 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 ' *** Basin Name: W1A12EXB 2YR24HR 12.40 609.07 1.57 4970367 10YR24HR 12.40 1293.32 3.24 10273005 100YR24H 12.30 2133.20 5.32 16891766 [5] Advanced I nterconnected Channel & Pond Rout ing (ICPR Ver 2.20) [6] , Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, In c. Piedmont Triad International Airport.FedEx EIS SCS Flow C alculations 2, 10 and 100-year 24-hour storms (pre and post) ********** Basin Results Comparisons ****** ********* ************* ' Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Volume Runoff Volume (hrs) (cfs) -------- (in) ----- (cf) --------- ' ---------------------- *** Basin Name: W1A12EXH --- 2YR24HR 12.17 76.85 1.86 404967 10YR24HR 12.17 150.30 3.63 790915 100YR24H 12.17 236.81 5.79 1260865 *** Basin Name: W1A12EXE 2YR24HR 12.22 32.66 0.62 236921 , 10YR24HR 12.17 118.25 1.76 675984 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 *** Basin Name: W1A12PRB 2YR24HR 12.20 818.15 1.57 4970374 10YR24HR 12.20 1735.27 3.24 10273021 100YR24H - 12.20 2850.24 5.32 16891794 *** Basin Name: W1A12PRH 2YR24HR 12.04 145.86 2.18 475536 IOYR24HR 12.04 262.73 4.04 880372 100YR24H 12.04 396.60 6.26 1362948 *** Basin Name: W1A12PRE ' 2YR24HR 12.22 32.66 0.62 236921 10YR24HR 12.17 118.25 1.76 675984 100YR24H 12.17 243.84 3.40 1309686 *** Basin Name: NOACPREF 2YR24HR 10YR24HR 12.04 12.04 3.69 7.45 1.64 3.33 11885 24210 ' 100YR24H 12.04 11.92 5.44 39495 *** Basin Name: NEIEXBR 2YR24HR 12.40 214.39 0.90 2022740 10YR24HR 12.40 607.26 2.24 5034452 100YR24H 12.40 1140.03 4.07 9129430 *** Basin Name: NEIEXHP 2YR24HR 12.53 290.59 1.43 2987069 10YR24HR 12.53 648.67 3.05 6361452 100YR24H 12.53 1094.12 5.09 10631141 ' *** Basin Name: NEIEXEF 2YR24HR 12.17 117.61 1.78 621468 ' 10YR24HR 12.17 234.16 3.53 1230632 100YR24H 12.17 372.35 5.67 1976757 *** Basin Name: NEIPRBR ' 2YR24HR 12.13 545.76 1.18 2647424 IOYR24HR 12.13 1301.92 2.68 6012140 100YR24H 12.13 2262.23 4.64 10398110 ' Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.20) Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. ' Piedmont T riad I nternational Airport FedEx EIS SCS Flow C alcula tions 2, 10 and 100-ye ar 24-hour storms (pre and pos t) ********** Basin Results Comparisons ********* ****** ************* Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Vo lume Runoff Volume (hrs) (cfs) -------------- (in) -- (cf) --------- ---------- *** Basin ------ Name: ----- NEIPRHP - 2YR24HR 12.20 511.03 1.50 3126720 10YR24HR 12.20 1106.51 3.14 6558896 100YR24H 12.20 1836.35 5.21 10871798 *** Basin Name: NEIPREF 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 1.94 675107 IOYR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin Name: NE2EXBR 2YR24HR 12.13 545.76 1.18 2647424 10YR24HR 12.13 1301.92 2.68 6012140 100YR24H 12.13 2262.23 4.64 10398110 *** Basin Name: NE2EXHP 2YR24HR 12.53 379.09 1.50 3860814 10YR24HR 12.53 828.07 3.14 8098809 100YR24H 12.53 1381.76 5.21 13424291 *** Basin Name: NE2EXEF 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 .1.94 675107 10YR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 ' 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin Name: NE2PRBR 2YR24HR 12.13 545.76 1.18 2647424 10YR24HR 12.13 1301.92 2.68 6012140 100YR24H 12.13 2262.23 4.64 10398110 *** Basin Name: NE2PRHP 2YR24HR 12.20 733.57 1.71 4405341 10YR24HR 12.20 1496.03 3.43 8846717 100YR24H 12.20 2408.83 5.56 14319921 *** Basin Name: NE2PREF 2YR24HR 12.17 128.38 1.94 675107 10YR24HR 12.17 246.74 3.73 1300674 1 100YR24H 12.17 385.26 5.91 2058095 *** Basin Name: NOACEXND 2YR24HR 12.22 37.18 0.75 245778 10YR24HR 12.17 117.58 2.00 651951 100YR24H 12.17 '229.66 3.73 1220134 i i , [71 Advanced Interconnected Channel & Pond Routing (ICPR Ver 2.20) (8] ' Copyright 1995, Streamline Technologies, Inc. Piedmont Triad International Airport FedEx EIS ' SCS Flow Calculations 2, 10 and 100-year 24-hour storms (pre and post) ********* * Basin Results Comparisons *************** ************* ' Simulation Name Time Max Flow Max Runoff Volume Runoff Volume --------- (hrs) ------------ (cfs) ----- (in) ------------ (cf) --------- ' *** Basin Name: NOACPRND 2YR24HR 12.10 88.88 1.12 366358 IOYR24HR 12.07 214.70 2.59 846385 ' 100YR24H 12.07 377.29 4.52 1477115 *** Basin Name: NOACEXNE 2YR24HR 12.22 39.25 0.75 259432 ' 10YR24HR 12.17 124.12 2.00 688170 100YR24H 12.17 242.42 3.73 1287920 *** Basin Name: NOACPRNE 2YR24HR 12.10 93.82 1.12 386712 10YR24HR 12.07 226.62 2.59 893406 100YR24H 12.07 398.25 4.52 1559177 ' 1 1 0 1 ' WATER SUPPLY AND SANITARY SEWER Water Bills for FedEX Facility in Fort Worth Texas ' Water Bill for PTIA Terminal ' Water Supply Plan for Greensboro, North Carolina Water Supply Calculations Groundwater Recharge Calculations PTIA Glycol Data L u -I J t 1 I 1 Water Bills for FedEx Facility in Fort Worth, Texas I 1 1 TWOP-TH W,tiTrxDr?roztrxcT Return this portion with payment 1000 Throckmorton Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6311 817-871-8210 11.r.Irllrloss IIItell II 111120 6111119114111183 11 er111AllII FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION 2001 WORLD WIDE DR ALLIANCE AIRPORT FORT WORTH TX 76177-3700 000620769000362376U 51 in Please Rresent both portions d paying . D 5-q (z), DR I 0 1 (a p.0237 , d o-L52 ? 0 ??'D -o(S4 c'/O' oi-56 0.0z-?3 ?0 • D?3 Customer: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORA Service address: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Type of service: INDUSTRIAL MONITORED Account number: 620769-362376 Service dates: 04-23/06-24 MESSAGES: Use pesticides properly to prevent polluting eta waterways. Alway3 read & follow label directions. More is not belts. Do not use pesticides if min is forecast within 24 hour. Never pour them down household drains or curb inlets. Keeping our water clean is everyone's responsibility. r, montMy water use in CCF \ use ? -'/ 17--00-5 coos V 4 'AP ? V /V Gan 0 3zso0 Z? ?b J 1610 6?oq?4G oL-) . M J J A S O N D J F M A M 11998 31313°313v3t 3l zg31X 31 3 1 CCF 100 Cubio Feat 748.1 Gallons r BILL SUMMARY WAMA REGISTER A Grnert reading Previous reading Water use in CCF REGISTER 8 Current reading Previous reeding WaDer use in CCF '4W=1128 R SUBTOTAL EFFLUENT Current reading Previous reading Effluent use in CCF B.O.D. etrongth Tee strength I.0 oe F ® t.48 19.0 Poe BOD charge ma TSS ChOM8 SUBTOTAL RE TER A Vrngtw ause in CCF REWTER B Current readng Previous reading InIpbon uee in CCF Service charge IRRIGATION SUBTOTAL FIRELB'E Current reading Previous reading Fwalm use in galbns 8327.7 8fl3b_7 . 291.0 34403.0 33760.0 643.0 108.35 1.195_52 $1.303.87 105078.0 1e?65g_0 419.0 157 72 4.50 611.74 87.76 14.10 $718.10 .0 .0 .0 .0 e .0 54.20 $54.20 2832.1 12 . 16.95 S16.95 %r nn FIREUNE SUBNTAL ENVIRONMENT FoiuWOFjH WcuMmummr 1000 Throckmorton Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6311 817-871-8210 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION 2001 WORLD WIDE DR ALLIANCE AIRPORT FORT WORTH TX 76177-3700 1 FEDEx Pa?_ C14104.I 0006207690003623760ft55957004 Plaass-prasent both portions-if paying in person %-rutowmer: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORA Service address: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY MONITORING CHARGE $389.o 9,1 MESSAGES: Save utoney by couser +ing water. Water your lawn early in the moaning when less water is Ioat to evaporation. Water deeply {l inch of water} and infrequently to obtain deep root system. Grass with a healthy mot system-cm better tolaaze hot temperatures. Repair any lcalemg, pipes and fixtures. r Yeur mor" wets use In CCF Etas 4406 3266 isoo Department 1 rlccouni number: 620769-362376 J J A S O N D J F M A M J 1998 1999 t CCF - 100 Oubio Feat = 748.1 OalbM u 1 1 1 Return the portian with payment V%=Duma*ExT 1000 Throckmorton Street A0 BPI Texas 76102-6311 M?. - WIS ti, M la e v ?s?Ot3 ....:?. s . ?.:... FOrI-ffttol loll r ..?tm iw.r?.'?!7: ;Z r<w:?`.'?%3».?.rt< dice.^^-rs<:.+.srarr ."'?;R??•-?-?'? 817-871-8210 :?";:. ? ,?,:-...? l1[III.IIIIrIII II flail IIIIIIIIllirflllrloll I$IIIIIIs roil IV IIII FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION 2001 WORLD WIDE DR ALLIANCE AIRPORT .FORT WORTH TX 76177-3700 0006207640003623760025 Please Pmaent both portions if paying Customer. FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATt N 13ILL Service address: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY WATER Type of service: INDUSTRIAL MONITORED REGISTER A Account numbar: 620769-362376 Current reedng Service dates:. 03-23104-23 Previous reading Water use, in CCF MESSAGES: The Water Department is NOT holding Wateriest this year be=se of construction activity at the Rolling Hills Water Treatment Plant Call 871-8244 if you have any questions or would like to arrange a group tour of another plant. We look fatward to seeing you at Wateriest 2000. Your rttoNMy water use in COP t 2 - 1"03 1 aee0 bees aria 3tee ue0 0 REGISTER a Current nI Prsvbus reading wafter use in CCF SUMMARY Service charge 1103.0 CCF Q St.2a WATER SUBTOTAL EFFLUENT Current rasdmg Previous reading Etfluerd use in CCF B.O.D. strength Tssaftno Service chow 267.0 COP @ $1.48 280.9 to SOD charge 126.8 The TSS charge EFFLUENT SUBTOTAL IRRIGATION REGISTER A Current readuhg Previous reada+g irrigation use In COP REGISTER 9 Current reading Previcue reading trrigation use in CCF Service charge 1t;RIOATION SUBTOTAL FIREUNE Cement rea drag previous reading Fireine use in gallons Service charge FIFI SUBTOTAL FNYIE19- MENT 8036.7 7259.0 33760.0 '42916.D 844.0 108.35 1.411.84 61.520.39 104659.0 104372_0 287.0 157 72 4.50 419.02 60.11 ,9.66 $493.29 .0 .0-- .0 .0 .0 _ 54.20 $54.20 2740.0 7505.6 313.3 16.95 SI6.95 A M J J A S O N D J F M A 1888 1999 1 OGF =100 Cubic Feet - 748.1 Gallons / OCT-11-00 WED 04:03 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FORTWORTH WATER RM ft QNA ME A Date: H X NU. 611 811 bL 3b r. 1 r 1 i i art Worths Water Departme . n t Customer Service Division 908 Monroe Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102 or Post Office Box 870 Fort Worth, Texas 76101-0870 Number/ of pages including cover sheet To: From: Attn. Phone: 817-871- Fax: Fa= 817-871$238 Phones 0 Urgent O For Review aj?or your review 0 Please Reply 0 Please comment • comments: We are transmitting from a Sharp FO-5450. If you have any problems receiving this fax, Please call (817)-871-8237 or (817)-871-8217. City of Fort Worth OCT-11-00 WED 04;00 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 01 1811 6?36 r. U4/11 Document Name: EXT 2228 U.T300iol City of C i Ft Worth H ti In uir istor 10/11/ 15:16: q y y onsump on on Customer/Locat Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 Termination date: 0./00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Locationi status: Type options, press Enter. i=Select 5=View detail Service Reading Actual Actual Meter Est Cmn Opt-C6de Type Date Consumption Demand Days Number CD CD 'WA REG 5/26/98 2476.80 .00 33 96639600E TWA REG 4/23/98 1017.40 .00 2,9 96639600E WA REG 3/25/98 146.40 80 185 ° .00 26 96639600E 00 32 96639600E . REG 2/27/98 WA . WA REG 1/26/98 291.90 .00 35 96639600E WA °REG 12/22/97 1253.30 .00 32 96639600E WA !REG 11/20/97 296.50 .00 27 9663960CE ' REG 10/24/97 2591.80 WA .00 30 96639600E S F3=Rxit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F7-Meter svc info FS=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys 11 - r Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:20:28 PM i OCT-11-00 WED 04:00 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300101 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry P. 05/17 10/11/ 15:16: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Type options, press Enter- 1=Select S=View detail Service Reading Actual Actual opt (aQde Type Date Consumption Demand WA'\ REG 5/26/98 2476.80 WA' REG 4/23/98 1017.40 WA .REG 3/25/98 146.40 WA REG 2/27/98 185.80 WA REG 1/26/98 291.90 WA. REG 12/22/97 1253.30 WPB. REG 11/20/97 296.50 `_-WA REG 10/24/97 2591.80 Amount due: $61474.3 Pending $.0 Customer/Location status: Meter Days Number .00 33 96639600E .00 29 96639600E .00 26 96639600E .00 32 96639600E .00 35 96639600E .00 32 96635600E .00 27 96639600E .00 30 96639600E F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F7=Meter svc info FS=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys 1 1 1 1 D i Est Cmn CD CD Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:20:28 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04:00 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY P. 03/17 10/11/ 15:16: Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 . Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: .Type options, press Enter. :1 =Sele ct 5=view detail Service Re ading Actual Opt Ce Type Date Consumption CIWA? REG 11/23/98 2173.40 C!WA REG 10/23/98 1565.80 r WA ? ADJ 10/23/98 _00 C WA ; REG 10/23/98 1565.80 WA REG 9/25/98 2660.60 WA REG 8/26/98 4739.70 WA! REG 7/27/98 7466.90 REG 6/23/98 4903.10 Actual Demand Days .00 59 .00 28 .00 .00 28 .00 30 .00 30 .00 34 .00 28 F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F8?Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans r 1 Meter Number 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E 96639600E F7=Meter svc. info F24=More keys Est Cmn CD CD Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:20:40 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04:00 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE Document Name: EXT 2228 FAX NO. 817 871 8238 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=view detail Service Reading Actual Actual Opt Code Type Date Cons umption Demand WA REG 1/26/00 294.20 WA REG 12/28/99 364.60 WA REG 1.1/23/99 756.40 WA '.REG 10/26/99 1167.20 WA ADJ 9/27/99 .00 C WA •REG 9/27/99 2744.50 WA REG 8/25/99 3950.60 WA :REG 7/26/99 1905.90 F3=Exit FS=Print history F6=Meter inventory F$=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans 10/11/ 15:41: Amount due: $6,474.3 Pending $.0 Customer/Location status: Meter Est Cmn Days Number CD CD .00 29 96639600E .00 35 96639600E .00 28 96639600E .00 29 96639600E .00 96639600E .00 33 96639600E .00 30 96639600E .00 31 96639600E F7=Meter svc info F24=More keys t P. 01/17 Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:45:24 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04:00 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P.02117 Document Name: EXT 2228 10/11/ 15:16: UT300101 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Amount due: $6,474.3 Pending $.0 Customer/Location status: Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=View detail Service Reading Actual Actual Meter Opt Code Type Date Cons umption Demand Days Number WA REG 6/25/99 1433.00 .00 32 96639600E WA REG 5/24/99 934.00 .00 31 96639600E WA REG 4/23/99 1103.00 .00 31 96639600E WA REG 3/23/99 1023.80 .00 28 96639600E WA REG 2/23/99 930.00 .00 27 96639600E WA REG 1/27/99 129.70 .00 35 96639600E WA REG 12/23/98 146.50 .00 30 96639600E WA REG 11/23/98 607.60 .00 31 96639600E F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F 7=Meter svc info F8=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys t 11 1 1 Est Cmn CD CD Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:20:51 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04;01 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P.07/17 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth 10/11/ Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry 15:19: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 . Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: Type options, press Enter- 1=Select 5=View detail Service Reading Act ual Actual Meter Est Cmn Opt Code Type Date Consumption Demand Days Number CD CD . YD REG 5/24/99 .00 .00 31 96435368E YD REG 4/23/99 .00 .00 31 96435368E YD REG 3/23/99 .00 .00 28 96435368E YD REG 2/23/99 .00 .00 27 96435368E YD REG 1/27/99 .00 .00 35 96435368E - YD REG 12/23/98 .00 .00 30 96435368E YD REG 11/23/98 .00 .00 31 96435368E C YD REG 11/23/98 .00 .00 59 96435368E F3=Exit F5=Print history F6-Meter inventory F7=Meter svc info FB=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:22:34 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04:01 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P.06/17 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300I01 /L City of Ft Worth tion History Inquiry Consum tio 10/11/ 15:18: oc Customer p n a Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending : $.0 Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=view detail Service Reading Act ual Actual Meter Est Cmn Opt Cod Type Date Consumption Demand Days Number CD CD YDl REG 1/26/00 .00 .00 29 96435368E YD ',REG 12/28/99 .00 .00 35 96435368E YD ,REG 11/23/99 6 9 .00 00 .00 28 96435368E 00 29 96435368E /9 YD ;REG 10/2 . . YD ;REG 9/27/99 .00 _00 33 96435368E YD !REG 8/25/99 .00 _00 30 96435368E YD REG 7/26/99 .00 .00 31 96435368E YD/ REG 6/25/99 .00 .00 32 96435368E F3-Et F5-Print history F6=Meter inventory F7=Meter svc into FB=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:22:26 PM i OCT-11-00 WED 04:01 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO, 817 871 8238 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry P. 08/17 10/11/ 3.5:19: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 Termination date: 0/•00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: Type options , press Enter. 1^Select 5=view detail Service Reading Actual Actual Meter Est Cmn Opt Code Type Date Consumption Demand Days Number CD CD C YD REG 10/23/98 .00 .00 28 96435368E YD ADJ 10/23/98 .00 .00 96435368E C YD REG 10/23/98 .00 .00 28 96435368E YD REG 9/25/98 .00 .00 30 96435368E , YD REG 8/26/98 .00 .00 30 964353.68E YD REG 7/27/98 .00 .00 34 96435368E YD REG 6/23/98 .00 .00 28 9643536.8E YD REG 5/26/98 .00 .00 33 96435368E F3=Exit FS=Print history F8=Pending/history trans F6=Meter inventory F7=Meter svc info F9=Budget trans F24=More keys r r t 1 1 I Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:22:40 PM 1 1 OCT-11-00 WED 04:01 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238, P.09/17 Document _Name: EXT 2228 - UT300I01 City of Ft Worth 10/11/ Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry 15:19: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 T ation i date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: ermn Type options, press Enter. 1=Select S=View detail Service Re ading Actual opt Code Type Date Consumpti on YD REG 4/23/98 .00 YD REG 3/25/98 .00 YD REG 2/27/98 .00 YD REG 1/26/98 .00 YD REG 12/22/97 .00 YD REG 11/20/97 .00 YD REG 10/24/97 .00 YD REG 9/24/97 .00 F3=Exit FS=Print history F8?Pending/history trans 1 1 1 11 Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:22:46 PM Actual Meter Demand Days Number .00 29 96435368E .00 26 96435368E .00 32 96435368E .00 35 96435368E .00 32 96435368E .00 27 96435368E .00 30 96435368E .00 30 96435368E F6=Meter inventory F9=Budget trans F7=Meter Svc info F24=More keys E s t Cm_-n CD CD OCT-11-00 WED 04:01 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P-10/17 Document Name : EXT 2228 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth 10/1 L/ Customer/Location consumption History Inquiry 15:20: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date 1/31/97 date- 0/00/00 Customer status: A Termination Type options , press Enter. 1=Sele ct 5=View detail Service Reading Actual Opt Co-.e Type Date Consumption `ER REG 10/23/98 377.00 C> EF REG 10/23/98 377.00 EF, ADJ 9/23/98 .00 'C EF ; REG 9/23/98 .00 EF ? REG 8/26/98 .00 EFL REG 7/27/98 _00 SET 6/23/98 .00 Amount due: $6,474._3 Pending $.0 Customer/Locations sta.tus : Actual Meter Demand Days Number .00 30 FEDEFF001 .00 30 FEDEFF001 .00 FEDEFF001 .00 28 FEDEFF001 .00 30 FEDEFF001 .00 34 FEDEFF001 .00 FEDEFF001 F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F8-Pending/history trans F9=3udget trans F7?Meter svc info F24=More keys Est Cmn CD CD 11 1 1 1 1 Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:23:33 PM 1 r OCT-11-00 WED 04:02 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P.11/17 EXT 2228 Document Name: UT300I01 City of Ft Worth 10/11/ Customer/Loc ation Consumption History Inquiry x.5:19: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Amount due: $6,474.3 Initiation date : 1/31/97 Pending $.0 Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Customer/Location status: Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=View detail Service Reading Act ual Actual Meter Est Cmn Opt C5Nj= Type Date Consumption Demand Days Number CD CD IEF REG 5/24/99 419.00 .00 31 FEDEFF001 .EF REG 4/23/99 287.00 .00 27 FEDEFF001 'EF REG 3/27/99 204.00 .00 32 FEDEFF001 EF, REG 2/23/99 256.00 _00 27 FP-DEFF001 EF !REG 1/27/99 121.00 .00 37 FEDEFF001 EF :REG 12/21/98 289.00 .00 28 FEDEFF001 EF! REG 11/23/98 338.00 .00 31 FEDEFF001 C EFj REG 10/25/98 .00 .00 32 FEDEFF001 F3= Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F7=Meter svc info F8=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans F24=More keys Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:23:24 PM OCT-11-00 WED 04:02 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 P.12/17 Document Name: EXT 2228 - -- City of Ft Worth 10/11/ UT300201 15:19: Customer/Location consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY $6 474 3 Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date 1/31/97 d 0/00/00 Customer status: A Terminatlon ate. Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=View detail Service Re ading Actual opt Cow, Type Date Consumption EFti REG 1/26/00 737.00 EF '.REG 12/28/99 976.00 EF :REG 11/24/99 720.00 EF ;REG 10/26/99 583.00 EF :REG 9/23/99 681.00 EF ;REG 8/25/99 635.00 REG EF 7/26/99 421.00 . EFj" REG 6/25/99 656.00 Amount due: , Pending C.0 Customer/Location status: Actual Demand Days .00 29 .00 34 -00 2.9 .00 33 .00 29 .00 30 .00 31 .00 32 F3=Exit F5-Print history F6=Meter inventory F8=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans Meter Number PEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 FEDEFF001 F7=Meter svc info F24=More keys Est Cmn CD CD 1 1 1 1 t r Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:23:16 PM 1 1 OCT-11-00 WED 04:02 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 Document Name : EXT 2228 UT300101 City of Ft Worth I Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date : 1/31/97 T inanon date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A erm Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=view detail Service Re ading Actual Opt Type Date Consumption FL DREG 1/26/00 26.74 FL 'REG 12/28/99 61.50 c FL DREG 11/23/99 19.52 r FL 1REG 10/26/99 12.43 FL REG 9/27/99 11.10 FL ;REG 8/25/99 21.12 FL !REG 7/26/99 16.31 FL/ REG 6/25/99 81.16 Actual Demand F3 Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F8=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans t Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:23:53 PM V. 13/1 10/11/ 15:20: Amount due: $6,474.3 Pending $•0 Customer/Location status: Meter Days Number .00 29 51768815T .00 35 5176881ST .00 28 517688157 ,00 29 517688157 .00 33 5176881ST .00 30 5176881ST .00 31 51768815T .00 32 5176881ST F7=Meter svc info F24=More keys Est C[nn CD CD OCT-11-00 WED 04:02 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 Document Name: EXT 2228 UT300I01 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID. 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date 1/31/97 A te- 0/00/00 Customer status: A Termination Type options a , press Enter. 1=Select 5=View detail tual A Actual Service Re Opt Cie Type c ading Date Consumption Demand FL',, REG 5/24/99 123.14 FL \REG 4/23/99 313.39 FL IREG 3/23/99 287.99 FL !REG 2/23/99 323.82 FL 'REG 1/27/99 282.51 'REG j FL 12/23/98 57.09 rr FL IREG 11/23/98 56.96 ? 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I Amount due: $6,47413 Pending $•0 Customer/Location status: Meter Est CUM Days Number CD CD .00 31 517688157 .00 31 517688157 ' 00 28 51768815T .00 27 5176881ST .00 35 51768815T _00 30 5176881ST .00 31 51768815T .00 59 51768815T F7=Meter svc info F24=More keys t 1 11 Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:24:03 PM -t OCT-11-00 WED 04:03 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 8-11 8238 ocumerit Name : EXT 2228 D UT300101 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Cycle/Route: 19 20 Initiation date : 1/31/97 t'10n date• 0/00/00 Customer status: A Terming Type options, press Enter. 1=Select S=View detail Service Reading Actual Actual opt Co a Type Date Consumption Demand CiFL REG 20/25/98 44.66 FL ADJ 10/23/98 .00 C FL REG 10/23/98 /25/98 44.66 75 53 FL REG 9 . F'L REG 8/26/98 32.89 FL REG 7/27/98 69.79 FL iREG 6/23/98 ' \ 6.69 73 70 REG 5/26/98 FL , . F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F8=Pending/history trans F9=Budget trans 11 1 I Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:24:12 PM F. 16/1 1.0/11/ 15:20: Amount due: $6,474.3 Pending $•0 Customer/Location status: Meter Est Cmn Days Number CD CD .00 30 51768815T _00 5176881ST .00 28 5176881ST .00 30 S1768815T .00 30 51768815T .00 34 51768815T .00 28 51768815T .00 33 5176881ST F7=Meter svc info F24=More keys 1 OCT-11-00 WED 04:02 PM WATER CUSTOMER SERVICE FAX NO. 817 871 8238 Document Name : EXT 2228 CJT300I01 City of Ft Worth Customer/Location Consumption History Inquiry IN P. 15/17 1 10/.11/ 15:20: Customer ID: 620769 Name: FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORAT Location ID: 362376 Addr: 14421 HERITAGE PKWY Amount due: $6,474.3 Cycle/Route: 19 20 1/31/97 d Pendin g $.0 ate : Initiation Termination date: 0/00/00 Customer status: A Custom er/Location status: Type options, press Enter. 1=Select 5=View detail Act ual Actual Meter. Est Ctnn service Reading Opt.C? Type Date Consumption Demand Days 29 Number 517688157 CD CD REG 4/23/98 FL ` 74.74 .00 f FL} REG 3/25/98 54.42 .00 26 5176881ST REG 2/27/98 FL 62.84 .00 32 51768815T , REG 1/26/98 FL ' 78.08 _00 35 51768815T • FL :REG 12/22/97 .00 .00 32 5176881ST I REG 11/20/97 1 FL .724.60 .00 179 51768815T ( FLJ REG 5/25/97 .00 .00 53 51768815T FL) SET 4/02/97 .00 .00 5176881ST F3=Exit F5=Print history F6=Meter inventory F7=Meter svc info FS.=Pending/history traris F9=Budget trans F24=More keys O 1 1 1 Date: 10/11/ 0 Time: 03:24:19 PM r 1 1 a 1 1 Water Bill for PTIA Terminal 1? VO/G( JJ 1J•Jv aEENS a City of Greensboro CITY SERVICES STATEMENT North Carolina po Box 1170 Greensboro, NC 27402-1170 BILLING DATE: 07 28 99 ER NAME: PI DAONT TRIAD AIRPORT AUTH SERVICEOLOCATION= 64 5 t?1 P RT ACCOUNT NUMBER= 511-200 CURRENT CONSUAPTION PREVIOUS 0009093 07 16 1028 AFTER READINGS= 0008305 0075380 06 1T 0ol4352 SUB METERS STORMWATER PARCEL ID 91, 7027 0963 010 CHARGES STATE 60 PAYMENTS RECEIVED AFTER 07 218 6 UNAREITNS NOT INCLUDED IN 3T?97M76T WATER ONLY 1388 UNITS WASTEWATER - g,z19.36 TOTAL DUE ON OR BEFORE 08 09 99 ? 01 E, SE NUMBERS: IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT YOUR BILL CALL THEESE NU BEES : WATER AND E COLLECTION 33366_373 03 SOLID WASTE STORM WATER tt44tttkkt«tttktrt*ttttt NOTICE ««ttt4uEEK*4IFtIT4RAINStAN MATI LAWNS NEED LESS THAN AN INCH OF WATER INCH DON'T WATER aN373M7610N PLEASE CALL THE OP_R??TION WA Retalw this portion for your records. See reverse of this statement for additional information. ? 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N ` O 4? w l9 o m CL N -Nd t0 d ; o L •U 0. Cc U c ? c M E E 3 d N R .O W Co N d O •V N c :°_ 3 Q = E A ? E is d UJ 3 >- ccc m a V y cc `1 W z O F- y to d cn o 3 ; i-age is w LOCAL WATER SUPPLY PLAN Part 2: Water Supply Planning Report Completed By: James L. Moorefield, Jr. WATER SYSTEM: City of Greensboro - Wat SECTION 7: WATER DEMAND PROJECTIONS 7-A. Population to be Served . Year-Round Seasonal (if applicable)' 'Please list the months of seasonal demand: 0 7-B. Projected Average Daily Service Area Day (MGD) (Does Date: September 25, 1 PWSID: n2-41-n1 n F 0 2020 emand in Million Gal lons per not mciuuc * a =a •? \,...`• _y?•? 1997 2000 2010 2020 (Table 2- 13.899 15.416 18.122 21.27 5.763 6.392 7.514 8.823 9.831 10.904 12.818 15.051 1.356 1.504 1.768 2.076 0.972 1.000 1.200 1.400 1.988 2.688 33.809 3 .5 4 .11 D 51. 1 7-C. Is non-residential water use expected to change significantly thr 20 from current levels of use? No O Yes If yes, please explain: (1) Residential (2) Commercial (3) Industrial (4) Institutional (5) Backwash (6) Unaccounted-for water (7) Service Area Demand [sum (1) thru (6)) 7-D. FUTURE SUPPLIES List new sources or facilities to be added and mark locations on the System snap. 2 3 4 5' 1 Source Type: Additional Year R Source or Facility Name PWSID Surface, Purchase Ground, or supply On-line or GD E Randleman Reservoir N/A Surface 9.8 2002 R 'NOTE R=Regular Use, E=Emergency Use 7-E. What is the Total Amount of Future Supplies available for Regular Use. 9.8 MGD 7-F. FUTURE SALES CONTRACTS List new sales to be made to other systems. 4' 1 2 3 Contract Amount and Duration Pipe R Water supplied to: Size(s) or System Name PWSID MGD Year Begin Year End Inches E Future Sales Unlikely 'NOTE R=Regular Use, E=Emergency Use 7-G. What is the Total Amount of Future Sales Contracts for Regular Use? 0 MGD 73316064 Part 2 P391 NC Division of Water Resources. Water Supply Planning Section, PO Box 27687 Raleigh NC 27611-7687, (919) 1997 199,000 2000 204,000 201 214,000 222,000 0 0 0 0 r r 1 1 1 1 t 1 Local Water Supply Plan - Part 2: Water Supply Planning Report - Page 9 SECTION 8: FUTURE WATER SUPPLY NEEDS Local governments should maintain adequate water supplies to ensure that average daily water are adequate to satisfy 0% of the available supply. Completion of the following table will demonstrate whether existing supplies this requirement and when additional water supply will be needed. 8-A. AVERAGE DAILY DEMAND AS PERCENT OF SUPPLY Available Supply, MGD (1) Existing Surface Water Supply (Item 3-B) (2) Existing Ground Water Supply (Item 3-G) (3) Existing Purchase Contracts (Item 3-E) (4) Future Supplies (Item 7-E) (5) Total Available Supply [sum (1) thru (4)] Average Daily Demand, MGD 1 (6) Service Area Demand (Item 7-B, Line 7) (7) Sales Contracts (Item 2-H) (8) Future Sales Contracts (Item 7-G) (9) Total Average Daily Demand [sum (6) thru (8)] (10) Demand as Percent of Supply = [ (9) + (5) ] x 100 (11) Additional Supply Needed to Maintain 80%, MGD = [ (9) + 0.801- (5) 1997 2000 2010 2020 36.0 36.0 36.0 36.0 0 0 0 0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 0 0 10.1 16.6 38.0 38.0 48.1 54.6 33.81 37.51 44.11 51.81 .10 .10 .10 .10 0 0 p 0 33.91 37.61 44.21 51.91 89 °° gg °?° g2 % 95 4.4 1 9.0 1 7.1 10.3 System Notes: 8-13. Does Line 10 above indicate that demand will exceed 80% of available supply before the year 2020? O No 6 Yes If yes, you are requested to attach a specific plan that should include the following: (1) Plans for obtaining additional water supply before demand exceeds 80% of available supply. The sooner the additional supply will be needed, the more specific your plans need to be. (2) A demand management program to ensure efficient use of your available water supply (for example, conducting water audits at least annually to closely monitor water use; targeting large water customers for increased efficiency; modifyinc water rate structures; identifying and reducing the amount of leaks and unaccounted-for water; and reusing reclaimed water for non-potable uses). (3) Restrictive measures to control demand if the additional supply is not available when demand exceeds 80% of availabl supply, including: - Placing a moratorium on additional water connections until the additional supply is available. - Amending or developing your water shortage response ordinance to trigger mandatory water conservation as water demand approaches the available supply. SYSTEM NAME Ci t of Greensboro - Water Resources PWSIo 02-41-010 NC Division of Water Resources, Water Supply Planning Section, PO Box 27687 Raleigh NC 27611-7687, (919) 733-4064 Part 2 Page 9 8-13. (1) Greensboro is nearing its available water supply and has placed great priority on securing water from the Piedmont Triad Regional Water Supply Project (Randleman Dam and Water Plant Project). The current projection is that water will be available from the project in 2002, which is reflected in 8-A, above. This will provide ample water for the Greensboro area at that time, with the ability to expand to up to 28 MGD on a phased basis, as the need becomes more definite. In the near short tern (until Randleman is operating) Greensboro will be operating above the 50-year safe yield of its supply. This makes the City susceptible to droughts. In that event, water can be purchased form the City of High Point, whose supply is considerably greater than its annual demand. In addition, Greensboro may negotiate for additional emergency backup for other neighboring jurisdictions. However, given the expense of inter-ties and the unlikely need for them in the short period of potential need (three years), the City is electing to use demand management and conservation to assure supply in the interim period. (2) The City of Greensboro has had a comprehensive conservation program for three years and has used this to keep demand nearly constant for two years despite a growth in connections. In addition, the City is preparing to institute conservation rates for residential and irrigation accounts (and increasing block structure to discourage irrigation). This is anticipated to be instituted in the winter of 98-99. The City may also begin altering the large volume declining block structure to encourage greater conservation at industrial and large commercial institutions. (3) At this time additional restrictive measures, such as a moratorium on new connections, are not demand necessary unless the Randleman Project is delayed further, and in that case, if additional emergency supply cannot be secured from other jurisdictions. 1 1 Local Water Supply Plan - Part 2: Water Supply Planning Report - Page 10 r 8-C. Are peak day demands expected to exceed the water treatment plant capacity by 2010? O No Q Yes If yes, what are your plans for increasing water treatment capacity? Randleman Reservoir Treatment System should be on line with additional 10.1 MGD treatment capacity. Addition of 11.0 MG of finished storage at lake Daniel ' -Reservoir for the distribution system, Addition of several new elevated finishers water storage tanks with 2.MG storage capacity. 8-D. Does this system have an interconnection with another system capable of providing water in an emergency? O No 0 Yes If not, what are your plans for interconnecting (or please explain why an interconnection is not feasible or not necessary). The City of Greensboro has an interconnection with the City of High Point to use 2.0 MGD of finished water if needed on 8-E. Has this system participated in regional water supply or water use planning? O No X) Yes Please describe. The City of Greensboro has participated with the Piedmont Water Authority in the lannina- ft --reaional water suaDlies for Guilford and Randolph counties. 8-F. List the major water supply reports or studies used for planning. Water Supply System Report for 1989 and 1991, Water Supply System Report for 1992, Safe Yield Evaluation for Lake Brandt, Townsend and Higgins, City of Greensboro Distribution System Storage Evaluation - 1992 & 1995 SECTION 9: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE NEEDS Is technical assistance needed: 9-A. to develop a local water supply plan? 0 No O Yes 9-B. with a leak detection program? 6 No O Yes 9-C. with a demand management or water conservation program? (D No O Yes 9-D. with a water shortage response plan? 0 No O Yes 9-E. to identify alternative or future water supply sources? No O Yes 9-F. with a capacity development plan? No O Yes 9-G. with a wellhead or source water protection plan? No O Yes i 9-H. with water system compliance or operational problems? No O Yes 9-I. with Consumer Confidence Reports? No O Yes SYSTEM NAME City of Greensboro - Water Resources PWSID 02-41-010 Part 2 Page 10 NC Division of Water Resources. Water Supply Planning Section, PO Box 27587 Raleigh NC 27611-7687, (919) 7334064 Local Water Supply Plan - Part 2: Water Supply Planning Report - Page 11 i . 9-.!. Please describe any other needs or issues regarding your water supply sources. any water system deficiencies or needed improvements (storage, treatment, etc.), or your ability to meet present and future water needs. Include both quantity and quality considerations, as well as financial, technical, managerial, permitting, and compliance issues. The City of Greensboro Water Resources Department is in the process of rebuilding ¦ the Lake Daniel reservoir to furnish an additional 11.0 MG of finished wa P - ;vi de the addi ti oval storage anti This wi 1 be omnl PtPn in 1 atP 1999 and wi 11 Dr C.T. for meeting S.D.W. Engineering for the settling basins, flocculator basins and flash mix units at the Mitchell Water Plant is being completed to give a treatment system. With the addition of Trac Vac Sediment Removal units and up-flow tube settlers, this will decrease the amount of plant down time, basin 1999, to provide additional storage in a hiah Use area of Greensboro Please note: Local water supply plans can be revised or updated at any time and submitted to the North Carolina Division of Water Resources after the changes have been approved by the local governing board. SYSTEM NAME City of Greensboro - Water Resources NC Division of Water Resources, Water Supply Planning Section, PO Box 275157 Raleigh NC 27611-7687, (91 PWSID 02-41-010 9) 733-4064 Part 2 Pa. V LF An additional 1.5 MG finished water storage tank will be on line in early summer 1 ATTACHMENTS 1) Greensboro Water Conservation Program 1 17 1 1 1 2) Vicinity Map of County River Sub-Basin Boundaries 1? 1 1 C1 I Greensboro Water Conservation oure" aa?aca 19 No ' INTRODUCTION The City of Greensboro Water Resources Department opened its Water Conservation Office in October of 1994. The distribution system had experienced a failure that year during peak demand, and some businesses were forced to close. The Department also expressed concern that consumption was quickly approaching the safe yield of the reservoirs. City Council encouraged the start of a conservation program. The water conservation program is currently staffed with two people and it has a working budget of $250,000. The effort primarily targets residential water users and it offers public education, technical assistance and water-saving hardware as outlined below: • PUBLIC EDUCATION The general public appears to be unaware of Greensboro's water resource challenges. It is also unaware that water inefficiency is commonplace. The goal of the Water Conservation effort is to create an awareness of Greensboro's unique issues, and then encourage customers to use the resource more efficiently by changing old hardware and correcting wasteful habits. This 1 is being accomplished through a variety of methods that include demonstration projects, news releases, print advertising, radio talk shows and television commercials. The effort captured the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region IV I" Place "Public Education" award for 1997. • HARDWARE DISTRIBUTION High levels of customer participation have resulted in12,000 toilets and 7,000 shower stalls being upgraded to water-saving status. The trade-in and rebate programs have ended, and plans are now being made to increase participation through the distribution of free conservation hardware. In conjunction with its early closing toilet flapper rebate, the program has also waged a war on "running" toilets that waste up to 2 million gallons of Greensboro water daily. The hardware effort captured the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region IV 1 st Place "Case Study" award for 1996. • TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE The program offers training and technical assistance to commercial and residential customers experiencing excess water use or demonstrating an interest in using water more efficiently. Commercial properties are offered free hardware in exchange for the city's right to publicize "before" and "after" findings. Three apartment demonstration projects participating in the program cut water use by 25%, 35% and 40%. Hotels, colleges, businesses and numerous residences have received technical assistance. SUMMARY ' Water demand in the City of Greensboro has declined for the second straight year. Projected demand for 1996 was 35.5 mgd, and customers used only 34.1 mgd. Projected demand for 1997 was 36 mgd, and customers used only 33.8 mgd. The customer base continues to grow, and no other reasons ' for declining demand other than conservation have been identified. Plans are underway for the expansion of Greensboro's water conservation effort. Rev. B. June 30.1998 1 ` Job Tasks Greensboro Water Conservation ? Design EDUCATIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS AND MATERIALS that encourage customers to use water wisely and correct water-wasting behavior ? Develop ADVERTISING (print, radio & television) that creates awareness and/or improves public understanding of Greensboro's water resource challenges ? IDENTIFY areas of WATER WASTE (toilet leakage, extreme irrigation, etc.) and develop corrective measures for them ? Design and implement water-saving HARDWARE UPGRADE INCENTIVE PROGRAMS that encourage customers to replace old inefficient fixtures ? Prepare Budgets for advertising, education, printed literature, and hardware incentive programs ? Make PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS (speeches, slides, overheads, etc.) to community groups, and appear as a guest on RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMS to discuss Greensboro water resource challenges ? Establish WATER EFFICIENCY DEMONSTRATION PROTECTS that achieve significant reductions and generate publicity ? Provide TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE and incentives to multi-family properties that demonstrate a desire to use Greensboro's water more efficiently ? Provide COORDINATION for the Peak Demand Task Force and the Drought Contingency Task Force that protect against distribution system failures and raw water depletion ? TEST and SELECT WATER-SAVING HARDWARE for conservation incentive programs ? IDENTIFY and ANALYZE changes, trends and patterns of Greensboro water , consumption ? Provide TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE to customers who request it ? 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