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040125 PW 2025 Water Master Plan Presentation

City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
April 1, 2025

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040125 PW 2025 Water Master Plan Presentation
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April 1, 2025
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City Council - Successor Agency - Housing Authority
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City Council Presentation
April 1, 2025
City of FullertonWater Master Plan

Agenda
Project Introduction & Approach
Hydraulic Model Evaluations
Visual Condition Assessment
Risk Assessment
Capital Improvement Plan

Project Introduction
Water Master Plan
Long-term road map for managing water system and development of 20-year CIP Last updated in 1997
Basis for Updating the 2019 Water Rate Study

Project Approach
Prioritized CIP
Hydraulic Modeling
Evaluations & Planning Scenarios
Condition Assessment
Site Visits & Visual Inspections
Risk Analyses of Assets
Pipelines & Vertical

Hydraulic Model Capacity Evaluations
Water Demand Forecasting
System Evaluations under Normal Operations
Planning Scenarios
Increase Groundwater Supply
System Operating Efficiency
System Resiliency

Water Demand Forecasting
2020 UWMP
Demand Projection
27,850 AFY

System Evaluations under Normal Operating Conditions

Planning Scenarios

RECOMMENDATIONS
- 5 Pump Station Capacity Upgrades
- 1 New Groundwater Well
- 7,000 LF Dedicated Transmission Main
- 2 Pump Station Rehabilitations
- Various PRV Adjustments
- 7 Backup Generators at Pump Stations
- 6 Backup Generators at Wells

Visual Condition Assessment
Reservoirs, Pump Stations, & Wells
Evaluate site conditions
Inspect mechanical & electrical equipment
Conduct structural observations
Review reports
(SCE tests, inspections etc.)

Risk Assessment
Incorporated Condition Assessment Results
Likelihood of Failure (LoF) and Consequence of Failure (CoF) Analyses Determine Business Risk Exposure (BRE) of Pipelines and Vertical Assets Vertical Assets
Risk Category
Number of
BPS
Number of
Reservoirs
Number of
Wells
Low
4 2
0 Medium
2 7
2 High
4 1
2 Very High
0 0
0 Pipelines
Risk Category
Number of
Pipe Segments
Approx. Length (LF)
% of Pipe Segments
Low
4,841
354,768

24.46%
Medium
12,994
1,546,532

65.65%
High
1,949
391,969

9.85%
Very High
8 2,003

0.04%

Pipeline Repair and Replacement Program
Total Pipelines = 424 Miles
Replacement Cycle = 60 Years
Annual Budget = $20.4 M per year
Planning Horizon
Cost Estimate
Short-Term (2030)
$101.9 M
Near-Term (2035)
$101.9 M
Long-Term (2045)
$203.8 M

SUBTOTAL
$ 407.6 M
Timeline
Unk.

Before 1950
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010 - 2024
Age (Years)
-
>75.0

75.0 65.0

55.0 45.0

35.0 25.0
<15.0
Breakdown
9%
2%
18%
16%
14%
8%
9%
13%
11%
50% of Pipelines
Older than 50 Years

Prioritization Tool

Capital Improvement Plan
SHORT-TERM (2030)
NEAR-TERM (2035)
LONG-TERM (2045)
Recommended Improvement Planning Horizon
Near-Term:
7 Permanent Backup Generator Installed at Existing Pump Stations Long-Term:
6 Permanent Backup Generator Installed at Existing Wells

CIP Cost Estimate Summary
Planning Horizon
Other
Water Main
Project Costs
Booster
Pump Station
Project Costs
Other
Facility Project Costs
Total
Project Improvement
Costs
Pipeline Repair & Replacement Program Costs
Total
20‑Year
CIP Costs
Short-Term (2030)
$42.9 M
$11.6 M
$4.5 M
$59.0 M
$101.9 M
$160.9 M
Near-Term (2035)
$6.3 M
$9.6 M
$17.1 M
$33.0 M
$101.9 M
$134.9 M
Long-Term (2045)
$16.2 M
$9.6 M
$33.2 M
$59.0 M
$203.8 M
$262.8 M
TOTAL
$65.4 M
$30.8 M
$54.8 M
$151.0 M
$407.6 M
$558.6 M

Questions?
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