Clinton Reservoir Water Treatment Plant

Executive Summary 2009

2101 Wakarusa Drive

Description: Buildings and above ground structures’ exteriors are brick. Administration building interior is sheetrock, block, and metal. All other buildings’ interiors are glazed or painted block. Above and below ground structures are concrete. Facility includes 5 buildings, 2 above ground structures, and 6 below ground structures, as well as miscellaneous underground piping and equipment.

Year Constructed: 1980

Current Insured Value: $16,879,000

Condition Report: The water treatment plant structures are in very good overall condition. General maintenance of all buildings and structures is required on a regular basis.

Completed Improvements: The original structures of the water treatment facility were constructed in 1980. Maintenance and improvements are planned and completed on the facility on an on-going basis. However, the following major improvements were completed in recent years:

2001

• Added 4 more filters and replaced the intake pumps at Clinton dam with energy efficient pumps.

2009

• Added a second train of basins, replaced various equipment with more efficient models and systems, replaced the high service pumps with energy efficient pumps.

Energy Conservation Efforts

• Replaced boiler for more efficient heating of main building

Needed Improvements
(With the completion of Phase I & II construction, there are limited other improvements needed at this time.)

Needed Energy Efficiency Projects
(With the completion of Phase I & II construction, there are limited other improvements needed at this time.)

Energy Costs History

Note: Most of the electricity and gas is used for the operation of the plant, including the pumps, motors, blowers, and other equipment that is used in the treatment of water. Only a small percentage of these costs are related to lighting, temperature control, and other office uses.

Energy Consumption

Natural Gas Usage

Electricity Usage