Water. Desalination + reuse
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CALIFORNIA, US POTABLE WATER PROJECTS Small and mid-size projects are fi nding funding and community backing GOING UP Water reuse Merchant facility model Aquifer recharge Retrofi ts GOING DOWN Energy-intensive designs Potable water for non-potable uses Major new infrastructure Fast project approvals ON SITE 'Eco-Reuse is a chloramine- free process' GILAD COHEN, IDE AMERICAS Page 14 CAMP FIRE, BUTTE COUNTY 149,000 acres burned 55% contained 76 fatalities 1,276 people unaccounted for 12,794 structures burned LAKE MISSION VIEJO REPLENISHMENT PROJECT Mission Viejo, Orange County Population 3.2 million The Lake Mission Viejo Advanced Water Treatment Facility was approved in February 2016 and produced its fi rst water in October of that year. The goal was to provide a sustainable source of water to replenish a popular recreational lake, freeing up potable supplies. The project cost was $5.1 million. CHARLES E. MEYER DESALINATION PLANT City of Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County Population 440,000 Desalination plant was originally built during the early 1990s and re-opened in May 2017. The capital cost to reactivate the facility was $72 million. Water is delivered to households and businesses in City of Santa Barbara. PISMO BEACH DEMONSTRATION PROJECT City of Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo County Population 280,000 Installation at an existing wastewater treatment plant is demonstrating IDE's Eco-Reuse technology for municipal wastewater reuse during 2018. Project results will inform the future design of a scheme to replenish Santa Maria groundwater basin with recycled water. Mission Viejo, Orange County 1,276 unaccounted 12,794 structures * As of 16 November 2018 Retrofi ts infrastructure Fast project approvals 'Eco-Reuse is a chloramine- free process' GILAD COHEN, IDE AMERICAS Page 14