Tim Broeder Marcie Nolan Jo Sesodia Bob Daniels The Sunshine State will always experience growth, whether rapid or slow. This growth will continue to drain the cheap and easy water resources of the State. This session will provide an overview of how three local governments have completely redesigned their long range planning program to incorporate potable water issues into their comprehensive and current plans. The determination of demand, the single utility provider structure, and the costs of these infrastructure projects will be discussed. For local planners, the need and ability to implement long range plans through collaboration between the utility engineer and the planner will be stressed.

1. Real water and wastewater costs and its impact on sound municipal planning

3. FLORIDA

4. Dania Beach Sunrise Davie

7. DANIA BEACH

8. DAVIE

9. Town of Davie Water Treatment and Water Reclamation Facility

10. Current Situation Existing W & WW Systems Water System I – 3.4 MGD Two 0.3MG Storage Tanks Biscayne Wells- Cap 550-1500gpm each (2) 10-inch (2) 12-inch Water System III – 4 MGD Two 2MG Storage Tanks Biscayne Wells- Cap 550-1500gpm each (2) 20-inch (1) 16-inch (1) 18 inch Wastewater System II – 5 MGD All Effluent pumped to Hollywood

11. Current Situation Town Constructing New Facilities Finished Water Tank Water Treatment Facility Administration Building Future Water Tank Water Reclamation Facility Water Reclamation Tanks Odor Control Pocket Park Capacities WTP: 6 expandable to 12 MGD WRF: 3.5 expandable to 7 MGD

15. RAC TOC Intensity Area – 2,244 acres Residential – 2,200 d.u. Commercial, Industrial, Community 19 million s.f. . Intensity Area – 925 acres Residential - 6400 d.u. Commercial. Industrial Type Development – 4.3 million s.f. Project Drivers – Redevelopment

21. SUNRISE

22. SUNRISE

26. In the past fat, dumb, and happy