FINAL for 3/27/08 Meeting		MPWMD Comparative Matrix, Part III, Projects Other Than Desalination
DECISION ELEMENT	PHASE 1 AQUIFER STORAGE AND RECOVERY (Seaside Basin)	REGIONAL URBAN WATER AUGMENTATION PROJECT (RUWAP)	SEASIDE BASIN GROUNDWATER REPLENISHMENT PROJECT (GRP)
PROPONENT/SPONSOR	MPWMD	MCWD for desal project; MCWD and MRWPCA for recycled water project	MRWPCA
PROJECT DESCRIPTION	Divert treated excess Carmel River winter flow via existing Cal-Am pipelines (and those planned up Gen Jim Moore Blvd) to ASR wells in Seaside Basin. Phase 1 is second well at existing Santa Margarita test site.  Phases 2 and 3 to be considered in future.	Desalinated water provided for potable uses. Reclaimed wastewater provided for nonpotable irrigation in Marina, Ord Community, Seaside, Del Rey Oaks and Monterey. Reclaimed water in first phase: 1,500 AFY; possible second phase: 3,300 AFY total, including Phase 1. Surface storage reservoir, ASR and/or tank needed to meet peak demand in Phase 2.	Repurified water from the MRWPCA reclamation plant provided to Seaside GW Basin to help recharge it.  Initial project size estimated at 2,400 AFY.
Pilot Project	Successful pilot and full-scale test wells since 1998; annual reporting to SWRCB and MPWMD.	MCWD Desal Plant built in 1997. Salinas Valley Reclamation Project completed in 1997 providing irrigation water to agriculture. Pilot recycled project in progress on Seaside golf course.	Pilot testing (treatment and percolation) anticipated in 2008
PROJECT YIELD	Maximum CR diversion and injection is 2,426 AFY; maximum extraction from Seaside is 1,500 AFY; average annual yield is 920 AFY based on August 2006 computer modeling.	Desal component: 1,273 AFY. 973 AFY is available for the Ord Community and 300 AFY will replace MCWD’s existing desalination plant. Reclaimed water: Phase 1 - 1,727 AFY, of which 1,427 AFY will be used in the Ord Community and 300 AFY will be available for the Monterey Peninsula. Possible Phase 2 - 3,300 AFY total, including Phase 1. Surface storage reservoir, ASR and/or tank needed to meet peak demand in Phase 2.	2,400 AFY in initial project, possibly expandable in the future
Comply with Order 95-10? Water for Seaside Basin?	No, unless teamed with other large project(s); up to 2,426 AFY injected into Seaside Basin	300 AFY to the Monterey Peninsula for irrigation use; see Line 8.	No, unless teamed with another large project; up to 2,400 AFY recharged into Seaside Basin
Future Monterey Peninsula Needs?	No, unless teamed with other large project(s)	No; see Line 8.	No, unless teamed with other large project(s)
Future Non-Monterey Peninsula Needs	None	Desal project: 1,200 AFA. Reclaimed project: Phase 1 - 1,200 AFY; Phase 2 - 3,000 AFY (Phase 2 includes Phase 1 amount.)	None
TOTAL YIELD	920 AFY average annual yield.	Desal project: 1,500 AFY. Reclaimed project: Phase 1 - 1,500 AFY; Phase 2 - 3,300 AFY (Phase 2 includes Phase 1 amount.)	2,400 AFY in initial project, possibly expandable in the future
Yield Phasing to Monterey Peninsula	No phasing; build facilities	Desal project: None currently identified. Reclaimed project:  300 AFY (Phase 1)	2,400 AFY in initial project, possibly expandable in the future
PROJECT COST	Costs for Phase 1 Project only
Capital - see lines 77-106	$3,255,600 (year 2005 dollars)	Desal project: $42 mil. Reclaimed project: Phase 1 - $54 mil; Phase 2 - not yet determined	$47.5 mil
Amortized Cap. Cost ($/yr)	$261,100/yr (amortized at 5% for 20 yrs)	Desal project: TBD.  Reclaimed project: costs not yet determined	Not yet determined - depends on availability of Prop. 50 grants and other funding sources
O&M - see lines 108-112	$300,000/yr	Not yet determined	$1,440,000/yr
Assumed energy cost ($/kwh)	$0.10/kwh	Not yet determined	$0.11/kwh
Total Annual Cost	$561,100/yr	Not yet determined	Not yet determined - depends on availability of Prop. 50 grants and other funding sources
Time frame for estimates	2005	Aug. 2006	Dec. 2007
COST TO PENINSULA
Share of total project cost	Entire cost to be paid by Peninsula consumers.	Desal project: TBD.  Reclaimed Project: TBD.	Not yet determined
How share determined	N/A	N/A	Not yet determined
Cost sharing of existing vs. future Cal-Am ratepayers	New users pay connection fee similar to current system	Recycled water users will pay for their share of the recycled water.	Not yet determined
Cost of Water ($/AF)	$610/AF based on 920 AFY average yield	Not yet determined.  Financing will determine cost.	Not yet determined, but goal is less than $2,000/AF
Impact to Cal-Am Bill	Ordinance 123 authorized 1.2% user fee added to Cal-Am bill to construct Phase 1 ASR; assumes payoff of future pooled debt issuance.	No impacts anticipated.	Not yet determined
FINANCING ASSUMPTIONS	pursuant to District Law
Interest rate (%)	5%	3% (assume SRF loan)	Assume either Prop. 50 grant, 3% SRF loan, refinancing of SRVP & CSIP Beaureau of Reclamation loans, or combination.
Term (yrs)	20 years	20 years	20 years if SRF loan
Public vote required?	No	No	No
Grants (describe)	Applied for Prop 50 grant; top priority project.	A Prop 50 grant application was submitted, but not approved. No grants currently anticipated.	Have applied under Prop. 50.  Will apply under Prop 84 when possible.
TIMELINE			See MRWPCA materials.
Draft EIR (and/or EIS)	DEIR/EA issued March 2006.	DEIR distributed June 04.	Pilot facility - start in late 2008 and be completed in early 2009. Full facility - start in late 2008.
Certify FEIR (EIS ROD)	FEIR/EA certified August 2006	EIR certified in October 2004; no info on NEPA	Anticipate this to occur in mid 2010
Obtain key permits	Summer/Fall 2006 (3-6 mos from FEIR/EA); Water rights permit issued November 2007	2008-2009	Anticipate this to be complete in late 2010
Secure financing	Late 2006 (concurrent with permits)	2008-2009	Anticipate this to occur in 2009
Secure ROW/property access	Summer/Fall 2006 (US Army)	2006/2007	Anticipate this to be complete in late 2010
Start construction	Late 2006	Desalination project: 2010. Reclaimed project: 2007	Anticipate starting construction of full scale-project in early 2011
Commence water delivery	Early 2008	Desalination project: 2010. Reclaimed project: Phase 1 in 2009; Phase 2 TBD	Anticipate completion of construction in late 2012 with commencement of delivery of water immediately thereafter
Total time to water delivery	1 1/2 years from August 2006 certification of Final EIR	Desalination project: 3 years from Sep 2009.  Reclaimed project: 2 years from Sep 2007.	Approximately 4-1/2 years from Feb. 2008
PERMITS/REGS
Federal Agencies	US Army Fort Ord; amend existing easement agreement to add second well site	USACOE; USBR; other federal agencies possible as part of NEPA review	U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Army Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
EIS needed?	NEPA review; US Army will use combined EIR/EA	NEPA review required but EIS not anticipated (tier off EIR)	Yes, as most likely on Federal land plus may use SVRP facilities
Fed lead agency?	US Army	USBR assumed	USBR assumed.
Sanctuary permit?	No	none expected to be required	none expected to be required
State Agencies	SWRCB, CDFG, CDPH, RWQCB	CDPH, RWQCB, CCC anticipated	CDPH, RWQCB
CPUC approval?	N/A	N/A	Not anticipated.
EIR lead agency	MPWMD	MCWD	MRWPCA
SWRCB/Water Rights	Yes, diversion of Carmel River; Petition for Change	N/A
Regional Agencies	None	MPWMD, MBUAPCD, FORA	FORA, MPWMD, Cal-Am, PG&E
Monterey County	MCEH	MCPW, MCPBI, MCEH, MCWRA	MCEH, P&B, MCWRA
Local Agencies	Construction and use permits within jurisdictions to receive federal land (Seaside)	Marina, Seaside, Del Rey Oaks, Monterey	Seaside, MCWD, Watermaster Board
SITE CONTROL
Confirmed site?	Current 50-year easement with US Army at present site of full-scale test well.	Desal project: Yes.  Reclaimed project: Treatment facilities, yes.  ROW will be needed.	No. Still investigating site locations.  Likely on former Fort Ord either east of Gen. Jim Moore Blvd. in Eucalyptus Road ROW or near Child Care center on Monterey Road
Alternative sites and projects?	Contiguous and non-contiguous injection well locations and alternative projects evaluated in pending EIR/EA	N/A	Between Child Care center on Monterey Road and Highway 1
OPERATIONS/OTHER
Technical, Managerial and Financial Capabilities (TMF) to meet DHS standards	Cal-Am and MPWMD are developing a long-term management and operations agreement for ASR.	MRWPCA and MCWD are established and certified water system and reclamation plant operators.	MRWPCA is an established and certified reclamation system operator.
Water production interruptions (e.g., power or intake water)	Back-up generators	Desal plant and related pump stations will have back-up generators.	Pump stations will not have back-up generators.
PROJECT PARTICIPANTS
Overview	Funded by MPWMD via methods allowed by MPWMD Law; possible public-private partnership or JPA.	Desalination project: Participants TBD. Reclaimed water: possible areas identified in EIR.	Previous agreements spell out MRWPCA recycled water entitlements.
MPWMD participation	MPWMD envisioned as sole sponsor in coordination with Cal-Am.	No MPWMD participation required.  Possible co-sponsorship through agreement with project proponents.	Close coordination with MPWMD due to proximity of MPWMD's ASR wells to the proposed recharge sites, and due to MPWMD's water management role in the Cal Am service area.
Other entities participation	ASR could be coordinated with any other larger water supply project to meet community needs.	None anticipated at this time.	MCWD, Cal-Am, Seaside, and others possible
PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
Outreach programs	Monthly or quarterly updates; oral reports Board meetings.	Anticipated budget of $250,000.  Golf courses would be largest customers of Reclaimed Project.	Began outreach to community leaders in 2005 with trips to view similar projects.  Outreach to general public to begin in late 2006 or early 2007.
INFORMATION SOURCES	MPWMD staff and consultant technical reports and memoranda (Padre Consultants, 2005; Jones& Stokes Associates, 2006)	Regional Urban Recycled Water Distribution Project, July 2003; MCWD Regional Urban Water Augmentation Project EIR, October 2004	Materials submitted by Bob Holden, Water Recycling Projects Coordinator
CAPITAL COST DETAIL
DESALINATION			N/A
Intake	N/A	N/A	N/A
Pre-treatment	N/A	N/A	N/A
Desal Plant	N/A	N/A	N/A
Post-treatment	N/A	N/A	N/A
Brine discharge	N/A	N/A	N/A
Storage	N/A	N/A	N/A
Transmission Pipelines	N/A	N/A	N/A
Pump stations	N/A	N/A	N/A
Energy facilities	N/A	N/A	N/A
DESAL SUBTOTAL	N/A	N/A	N/A
ASR CONSTRUCTION	$1,815,000	N/A	N/A
RECYCLED WATER COSTS	N/A	Breakdown of costs not provided	$47.5 mil
OTHER WATER SOURCES	N/A	N/A	N/A
ADDL CAPITAL COSTS
Pilot Plant	MPWMD plant already operational	N/A	1500000, included in line 91
Distribution system improvements	N/A	N/A	Included in line 91
Right-of-way	$10,000	Breakdown of costs not provided	Not yet determined
Envtl review, permits, etc.	$117,600	Breakdown of costs not provided	$600,000, included in line 91
Engineering	$535,000	Breakdown of costs not provided	$4,000,000, included in line 91
Construction Management	Included in engineering	Breakdown of costs not provided	$50,000, included in line 91
Admin/legal	$310,000	Breakdown of costs not provided	$200,000, included in line 91
Mitigation measures	None anticipated in addition to project description	Breakdown of costs not provided	None anticipated
Contingencies	$468,000	Breakdown of costs not provided	Included in line 91
SUBTOTAL	$1,440,600	Breakdown of costs not provided	$6,350,000, included in line 91
TOTAL CAPITAL COST	$3,255,600	Desal project: $41 mil. Reclaimed project: Phase 1 - $54 mil; Phase 2 - not yet determined	$47.5 mil
ANNUAL O&M COST DETAIL
Energy	$200,000	Not yet determined	$281,000
Facilities O&M	$100,000	Not yet determined	$763,000
Mitigation O&M	None anticipated	None anticipated	None anticipated
TOTAL O&M ($/yr)	$300,000	Not yet determined	$1,044,000
SOURCES FOR COSTS	MPWMD staff and consultant technical memoranda, 2005.	Regional Urban Recycled Water Distribution Project, Prepared for MCWD and MRWPCA, July 2003, RBF Consulting, pp 6-3 and 6-9; Marc Lucca, MCWD General Manager, Aug 2006; RMC Water and Environment, Sep 2006; Jeff Cattaneo, MCWD District Engineer, March 2008.	CDM draft memos dated August 2, 2006, October 5, 2007, and October 11, 2007 plus MRWPCA memo dated February 20, 2008.
ACRONYMS
$/AF	cost per acre-foot
$/kwh	cost per killowatt-hour
ac	acre
AFY	acre-feet per year
ARB	Air Resources Board
ASR	aquifer storge and recovery
BRAC	Base Realignment and Closure Office (US Army)
BRDEIR	Board Review Draft EIR on MPWMD Water Supply Project (Dec 2003)
Cal-Am	California American Water
CalTrans	California Dept. of Transportation
CAW	California American Water
CCC	California Coastal Commission
CDFG	California Dept. Fish & Game
CDM	Camp Dresser & McKee Inc.
CDPH	California Dept. of Public Health
CDTS	California Dept. of Toxic Substances
CEC	California Energy Commission
CEQA	California Environmental Quality Act
COP	Certificate of Participation
CPUC	California Public Utilities Commission
CR	Carmel River
CSD	Community Services District
CWP	Coastal Water Project
DBO	design-build-operate
DEIR	Draft EIR
DPR	California Dept. of Parks & Recreation
Duke	Duke Energy Corporation
DWR	California Dept. of Water Resources
EA	Environmental Assessment (federal)
EIR	Environmental Impact Report
EIS	Environmental Impact Statement
FEIR	Final EIR
FORA	Fort Ord Reuse Authority
GRP	Seaside Basin Groundwater Recharge Project
HDD	horizontal directional drilling
IS	Initial Study
JPA	Joint Powers Authority
K/J	Kennedy Jenks Engineers, Inc.
MBNMS	Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
MBUAPCD	Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District
MCEH	Monterey County Environmental Health
MCWD	Marina Coast Water District
MCWRA	Monterey County Water Resources Agency
MLHD	Moss Landing Harbor District
MoCo	Monterey County
MP	Monterey Peninsula
MPWMD	Monterey Peninsula Water Management District
MRWPCA	Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency
N/A	not applicable
NEPA	National Environmental Policy Act
NMCDP	North Monterey County Desalination Project
NOAA Fish	National Marine Fisheries Service (part of Natl Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
NOP	Notice of Preparation
NorCo	North Monterey County
O&M	operations and maintenance
PEA	Proponent's Environmental Assessment
P&B	Monterey County Dept. Planning & Building Inspection
P/SM	Pajaro/Sunny Mesa Community Services District
RBF	RBF Consulting, Inc
ROD	Record of Decision
ROW	right-of-way
RWQCB	Regional Water Quality Control Board
RUWAP	Regional Urban Water Augmentation Project
SLC	State Lands Commission
SRF	State Revolving Fund, a loan administered by SWRCB
SWRCB	State Water Resources Control Board
TBD	to be determined
USACOE	US Army Corps of Engineers
USBLM	US Bureau of Land Management
USBR	US Bureau of Reclamation
USCG	US Coast Guard
USEPA	US Environmental Protection Agency
USFWS	US Fish & Wildlife Service