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WATER SYSTEM EVALUATION

The City of Gooding is addressing significant issues with its aging water system. During the Town Hall meeting on October 2, 2013, key objectives for evaluating and improving the water system were discussed. The old system is deteriorating and non-compliant, leading to a bond election on November 5, 2013, proposing $5,000,000 for a new, reliable water system. This includes a Water Facility Planning Study (WFPS) to develop alternatives for improvement, ensuring adequate supply to meet growing demands and enhancing water quality for residents.

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WATER SYSTEM EVALUATION

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  1. City of Gooding Town Hall Meeting October 2, 2013 WATER SYSTEM EVALUATION

  2. Objectives CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS OLD SYSTEM November 5, 2013 BOND ELECTION Bond = $5,000,000 NEW RELIABLE SYSTEM

  3. Old System • Non-potable irrigation system • Drinking water system CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  4. Old System • Non-potable irrigation system • Deteriorated beyond repair • Continued use is not practical • Drinking water system • Non-compliant CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  5. New Drinking Water System W F P S • Water Facility Planning Study (WFPS) • Evaluate existing system • Develop alternatives to improve the system • Select preferred alternative • Design selected alternative • Project Construction CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  6. New Drinking Water System W F P S • Existing water system • Insufficient water rights • Current Maximum Day Demand: 2,264 gpm Redundant Supply 2,025 gpm Ground Water Rights 3,164 gpm Well Pumping Capacity 3,543 gpm CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  7. New Drinking Water System W F P S • Existing water system • Insufficient water rights Redundant Supply 2,025 gpm Ground Water Rights 3,164 gpm Well Pumping Capacity 3,543 gpm Max Day Demand 2,264 gpm CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  8. New Drinking Water System W F P S By 2017 demand is greater than redundant supply while using gravity irrigation system CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  9. New Drinking Water System W F P S • Preferred alternative – Alternative 3A CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  10. New Drinking Water System W F P S • Estimated increase in monthly user rates • Alternative 3A eliminates yearly gravity irrigation charge of $39.91/lot/year CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  11. Selected Alternative Cost W F P S • Aquifer Recharge project – Water Rights – additional Transmission Improvements CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  12. New Drinking Water System W F P S CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  13. NEXT STEPS Town Hall Meeting October 29, 2013 @ 7:00-9:00 PM Bond Election November 5, 2013 CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

  14. THANK YOU! Gooding Mayor and City Council Walt Nelson, Mayor Vern France Mitch Arkoosh Diane Houser Mel Magnelli Keller Associates, Inc. Jim Mullen, P.E. Oksana Roth, E.I. (208) 238-2146 CITY OF GOODING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

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