Mark Peterson Thomas Lipinski, PE - AWRA-NCRS · Thomas Lipinski, PE Manager of Planning Programs...
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Mark Peterson Executive Director of Stakeholder Relations November 2, 2017 American Water Resources Association National Capital Region Section (AWRA-NCRS) and George Washington University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Creating a Sustainable Water Future for Loudoun County So That the Grandkids Won’t be Thirsty Thomas Lipinski, PE Manager of Planning Programs
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Mark PetersonExecutive Director of Stakeholder Relations
November 2, 2017
American Water Resources Association National Capital Region Section (AWRA-NCRS) andGeorge Washington University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Creating a Sustainable Water Future for Loudoun CountySo That the Grandkids Won’t be Thirsty
Thomas Lipinski, PE Manager of Planning Programs
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➢ Overview of Loudoun Water
➢ Historical Growth
➢ Source Water Needs
➢ Future Water Storage Projects
➢ Beaverdam Reservoir
Agenda
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Washington
Loudoun County
Loudoun Water (Loudoun County, VA)
Dulles International
Airport
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Water, Wastewater & Re-use Authority
Loudoun County
Washington
Central ServiceArea
127,000
230,000
74,200
24 MGDAVG.
43 MGDMAX.
Customers
Water
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Loudoun County’s Growth
Loudoun ranks at #15 nationwide with a 20% growth rate of 63,300 people2010-15
Loudoun population nearly doubledeach decade
1990s2000sx2 86,100 1990
1995
2010
2005
2000
2015
169,600
312,300
363,500
LoudounPopulation
Since 2000, Loudoun has added nearly 10-million S.F. of data center - largest concentration in the world
Data Centers
1 in 4 new Washington Metro Area residents moved to Loudoun - 49 new residents per day
2000-05in41
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1990
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Water andSewer Systems
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1995
Water andSewer Systems
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
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2000
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Water andSewer Systems
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2005
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Water andSewer Systems
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2010
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Water andSewer Systems
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2015
DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Water andSewer Systems
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Growth is Expected to Continue
+ 3-million S.F. in construction+ 5-million S.F. proposed in 4Q 2016 alone
Population will increase by one-third, bringing another 130,000 residents2015-40
Jobs will increase by two-thirds, adding another 110,000 employees2015-40
Washington DC Metro (light rail) to connect Loudoun to nation’s capital2019
+1/3 363,500 2015
2020
2035
2030
2025
2040
415,000
470,000
493,000
LoudounPopulation
2016Data
Centers
+2/3
Pro
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DullesAirport
PrinceWilliamCounty
Maryland
FairfaxCounty
Purchased Supply(Fairfax Water)
Purchased Supply (Fairfax Water)
NEW River Intake (Potomac)
NEW Water Treatment Plant
NEW Quarry Reservoir
Beaverdam CreekReservoir
Goose CreekReservoir
FUTURE Quarry Reservoirs
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Withdrawal Conditions (Permit)
Sufficient Flow in
Potomac River
Customers
QuarryReservoir
WTPWWTP
Customers
QuarryReservoir
WTPWWTP
Low Flow in
Potomac River
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Regional Considerations
Leesburg
Fairfax Water
WSSC
Rockville
Washington Aqueduct
Washington Aqueduct
Loudoun Water
Loudoun Water
Water Intake
Wastewater Discharge
Legend
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Loudoun/Luck Quarry Reservoirs
A
C
B
D
Quarry
Potomac River
Beaverdam Creek Res.
Vol.(Bgal) Year
B1 2.5 2035
C 4 2060
B2 5 ~2065
D ~12 ~2100
A 1.25 2022
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BEAVERDAM CREEK
RESERVOIR
County
Identity
Visitors EDUCATIONAL LANDSCAPES
CULTURAL
CONNECTIONS
ECOLOGICAL
STEWARDSHIP
RESERVOIR AS
RESOURCE
CONCEPT PLAN GUIDING PRINCIPLES
2 ECOLOGICAL STEWARDSHIP
• Healthy ecosystems improve water quality
• Minimize development impact and increase biodiversity
• Add outdoor labs or interpretive stations to support mission
1 RESERVOIR AS RESOURCE
• Demonstrate value of waterutility
• Articulate mission and actions that increase resilience of water supply
3 EDUCATIONAL LANDSCAPES
• Create a range of landscape types for a diverse community
• Encourage active play, passive recreation, and open-ended exploration
4 CULTURAL CONNECTIONS
• Cultivate strategicpartnerships
• Respond to adjacent use and development
• Improve access based on existing opportunities
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PHASE 1 CONCEPT PLAN FUTURE FOCUS AREAS WITH LOUDOUN WATER
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Thank You
Mark [email protected]
and
Thom [email protected]
