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    City of Minnetrista, Minnesota

    Water TreatmentInformational Open House

    18, 2014

    Project History

    7, 2011 C

    (B)

    20 (2030)

    17, 2013 (B)

    E

    2030 . = 3,490

    1,500 2018

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    Project History

    F. 17 C

    E ,

    F. 26 28 E

    3 E

    C

    17 E C

    26 C F

    F

    Project History

    A 7 C B &

    F

    5

    F C

    19 C

    2 A /

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    Drinking Water Quality

    2A (C)

    .

    F C

    .

    A .

    2A, 4, 5

    .

    Population Projections B C

    C

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    Evaluation of Alternatives

    , C, .

    C

    .

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    A 4.3

    Capital Costs - Summary

    &

    C D

    $20,721,445 $24,655,528

    $6,757,564 $7,773,989

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    O&M Costs

    ,

    C

    AC

    2015

    D C

    $139,446 $94,974

    $239,640 $186,274

    Present Worth Analysis

    D C

    $24,655,528 $20,721,445

    & $1,605,996 $1,093,815

    $26,261,524 $21,815,260

    D C

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    RO Savings

    (80,000 /.)

    (130,000 /.)

    (250,000 /.)

    $83.95 $138.70 $270.10

    $20.96 $34.05 $66.70

    $104.91 $172.75 $336.80

    Decentralized Gravity Filtration A

    G ( )

    D

    .

    &

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    Centralized Gravity Filtration A

    G ( )

    C (

    )

    &

    C

    D

    Decentralized Gravity Filtration

    w/Reverse Osmosis A

    H ( , , ,

    )

    (100 /)

    .

    D

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    Centralized Gravity Filtrationw/Reverse Osmosis A

    H ( , ,

    )

    (100 /)

    .

    C ( )

    &

    C

    D

    H & C H AC

    How Will City Finance the Project?

    F

    A (FA) 20 (. 2%)

    C

    Are People with Private Wells Going

    to Pay for the WTP?

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    What are the Proposed Rates?

    (Medium User Shown)

    2015 2020

    $528.92 $132.32 $539.42 $134.86

    D $570.62 $142.66 $846.40 $211.60

    D A

    C $39.42 $9.85 $344.82 $86.21

    C $559.52 $139.88 $700.26 $175.07

    C A C

    $37.58 $9.40 $358.00 $89.50

    Can the Project be Constructed in

    Phases?

    . . C

    .

    .

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    What is the Economy of Costs for aCentralized WTP?

    (44%)

    144 sq. ft.100 sq. ft.

    10

    10

    12

    12

    Could Original Proposed

    Improvements be Implemented? .

    .

    D . .

    Would More than One WTP Provide

    M R d d ?

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    Can RO be Added in the Future?

    . .

    H,

    C .

    Is a Centralized FacilityExpandable?

    . C

    .

    City of Minnetrista, Minnesota

    Water Treatment

    Informational Open House

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    Option 1 Decentralized - Gravity FiltrationAdvantages

    Greatly improves water quality (removal of iron and manganese)

    Disadvantages Provides no barrier for emerging contaminants

    Separated distribution systems do not provide redundancy to other areas.

    Multiple facilities to maintain --- increased O&M costs

    Higher capital costs than centralized option

    Steel filter for Central system will require rehabilitation after 15-20 years.

    Requires use of home water softeners for hardness removal

    Option 2 Decentralized Reverse OsmosisAdvantages

    Highest quality of water (removal of iron, manganese, hardness, dissolved

    solids and other water constituents)

    RO provides a positive barrier to contaminants and the highest water quality

    possible with a single treatment process

    Reduced hardness (100 mg/l) water may lead to removal of home water

    softeners or decreased usage of water softeners.

    Disadvantages Separated distribution systems do not provide redundancy to other areas.

    Multiple facilities to maintain --- increased O&M costs

    Higher capital costs than any other option

    Steel filter for Central system will require rehabilitation after 15-20 years.

    Higher SAC fees due to RO reject

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    Option 3 Centralized Gravity FiltrationAdvantages

    Greatly improves water quality (removal of iron and manganese)

    One treatment facility to maintain

    Centralized system provides economy of scale (fewer wells needed) Lower capital and O&M costs compared to decentralized system

    Concrete filter construction has longer design life

    Disadvantages Provides no barrier for emerging contaminants

    Requires use of home water softeners for hardness removal

    Option 4 Centralized Reverse OsmosisAdvantages

    Highest quality of water (removal of iron, manganese, hardness and other

    items)

    RO provides a positive barrier to contaminants and the highest water quality

    possible with a single treatment process

    Reduced hardness (100 mg/l) water may lead to removal of home water

    softeners or decreased usage of water softeners.

    One treatment facility to maintain

    Centralized system provides economy of scale (fewer wells needed)

    Lower capital and O&M costs compared to decentralized system RO option

    Concrete filter construction has longer design life

    Disadvantages

    Higher capital and O&M costs than Centralized gravity option Higher SAC fees due to RO reject

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    (

    ) (

    ) (

    )

    $ $ $

    $ $ $

    $ $ $

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    Financial Information for four options

    75 units a year through 2030

    (more conservative estimate)OptionI

    Decentralized

    Gravity

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 15%annuallynext4years

    Projected

    Annual

    Cost

    (2015) 602.62$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 150.66$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 1,057.60$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 264.40$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,481,799

    (annual

    payments

    for

    20

    years)

    OptionII

    Decentralized

    ROFiltration

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 26%annuallynext4years

    ProjectedAnnual

    Cost

    (2015) 659.50$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 164.88$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 1,572.66$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 393.17$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,900,000

    (annual

    payments

    for

    20

    years)

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    OptionIII

    Centralized

    Gravity

    ProjectedRate

    Increase

    % 12%

    annually

    next

    4

    years(mostcosteffective)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2015) 586.60$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 146.65$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 848.68$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 212.17$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,212,381

    (annualpaymentsfor20years)

    OptionIV

    Centralized

    ROFiltration

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 19.5%annuallynext5years

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2015) 625.86$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 156.47$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 1,339.68$

    (medium

    user)ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 334.92$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,629,337

    (annual

    payments

    for

    20

    years)

    Note: - The projects all have significant impacts financially to the City of Minnetrista.

    City staff is using more conservative estimates for future growth/new home connections

    than what Met Council has projected. We are looking at 75 homes per year on average

    as an estimate in this projection. Using Met Council original 2030 population estimates would equate clos

    to 160 new homes per year. The last 3 years in Minnetrista has seen 30,33 and 40 new homes

    built within the City. One of the biggest factors in City staff expecting an uptick in new homes

    from the previous few years is the projected activity in the Woodland Cove Development.

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    Financial Information for no water treatment option

    OptionV

    NoWaterTreatment

    (justwells,towers,otherinfrastructure)

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 1%annuallyeveryotheryear

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2015) 528.92$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterly

    Cost

    (2015)

    averaged

    yearly

    amount 132.23$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 539.42$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 134.86$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $128,294 startingin2017

    Note: -In the option of not doing any water treatment, the projected growth

    for the most part covers any wells/towers that would be needed.

    That is why only a real minimal increase would be needed every other year

    Our rate increase for 2014 t had water treatment expenses already included. This plays a part

    as well as any operational expenses related to water treatment going away in this option

    The above projected rates are examples of residential property rates

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    Financial Information for four options

    OptionI

    DecentralizedGravity

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 9%annuallynext5years

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2015) 570.62$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 142.66$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedAnnual

    Cost

    (2020) 846.40$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 211.60$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,481,799

    (annual

    payments

    for

    20

    years)

    OptionII

    DecentralizedROFiltration

    ProjectedRateIncrease% 16.5%annuallynext5years

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2015) 610.04$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2015) averagedyearlyamount 152.51$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedAnnualCost(2020) 1,191.22$

    (mediumuser)

    ProjectedQuarterlyCost(2020) averagedyearlyamount 297.81$

    (medium

    user)

    ProjectedPrincipal&Interest(CityDebtService) $1,900,000

    (annualpaymentsfor20years)

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    City of Minnetrista

    Utility Rate Study

    Water Treatment Plant Optio n Summary

    2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

    OptionI ConstructionCost(infl) 1,069,108 23,126,923 0 828,845 0 648,223

    Decentralized

    Gravity Rate

    Increase

    % 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 9.00% 5.00%

    Rates

    Base

    Rate 24.53

    26.73

    29.14

    31.76

    34.62

    36.35

    Tier

    1

    Usage

    Rate 3.16

    3.45

    3.76

    4.09

    4.46

    4.69

    Tier

    2

    Usage

    Rate 3.95

    4.31

    4.69

    5.12

    5.58

    5.86

    Tier

    3

    Usage

    Rate 5.06

    5.51

    6.01

    6.55

    7.14

    7.50

    CashBalances

    WaterFund 1,436,739 1,005,023 730,164 520,172 638,995 516,650

    WaterImprovementFd 1,528,845 2,758,339 2,288,911 1,434,340 1,114,983 1,296,142

    OptionII ConstructionCost(infl) 1,415,532 30,620,767 0 1,428,163 0 0

    Decentralized

    RO

    Filtration Rate

    Increase

    % 16.50% 16.50% 16.50% 16.50% 16.50% 6.00%

    Rates

    Base

    Rate 26.21

    30.54

    35.58

    41.45

    48.28

    51.18

    Tier

    1

    Usage

    Rate 3.38

    3.94

    4.59

    5.34

    6.22

    6.60

    Tier2UsageRate 4.22 4.92 5.73 6.68 7.78 8.25

    Tier

    3

    Usage

    Rate 5.41

    6.30

    7.34

    8.55

    9.96

    10.55

    CashBalances

    WaterFund 1,357,450 1,612,381 929,415 446,179 479,505 861,851

    Water

    Improvement

    Fd 1,182,421 1,735,607 1,273,502 1,255,207 824,498 1,041,415

    OptionIII ConstructionCost(infl) 876,226 18,954,521 0 956,359 0 0

    Centralized

    Gravity Rate

    Increase

    % 7.00% 7.00% 7.00% 7.00% 1.00% 1.00%

    Rates

    Base

    Rate 24.08

    25.76

    27.56

    29.49

    29.79

    30.09

    Tier1UsageRate 3.10 3.32 3.55 3.80 3.84 3.88

    Tier2UsageRate 3.88 4.15 4.44 4.75 4.80 4.85

    Tier

    3

    Usage

    Rate 4.96

    5.31

    5.68

    6.08

    6.14

    6.20

    CashBalances

    Water

    Fund 1,435,505 1,084,328 866,238 681,464 709,231 713,859

    Water

    Improvement

    Fd 1,721,727 2,825,551 2,526,214 1,715,919 1,568,796 2,272,135

    OptionIV ConstructionCost(infl) 1,174,165 25,788,918 0 950,510 0 0

    Centralized

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    Low User (80,000 gallons) annually

    77%

    $286.61

    $658.11

    $371.50

    $ 325.65

    Cent

    RO

    25%

    $87.39

    $435.61

    $348.22

    $ 325.65

    Cent

    Gravity

    $305.36

    $31.22

    n/a

    $ range/varianceprojects

    70%$740.97$526.452020Projected

    $361.53$171.582015-2020 $change

    95%48%2015-2020 %

    change

    9%$ 379.44$ 354.87

    2015 -projected

    n/a$ 325.65$ 325.65

    2014Rates(baseline)

    %

    variance

    Decent

    RO

    Decent

    Gravity

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    Medium User (130,000 gallons) - annually

    77%

    $461.16

    $1,058.26

    $ 597.10

    $ 523.70

    Cent

    RO

    25%

    $140.34

    $700.26

    $ 559.92

    $ 523.70

    Cent

    Gravity

    $490.96

    $50.12

    n/a

    $ range/varianceprojects

    $581.18$275.782015-2020$ change

    70%$ 1,191.22$ 846.402020Projected

    95%48%2015-2020% change

    9%$ 610.04$ 570.62

    2015 -

    projected

    n/a$ 523.70$ 523.70

    2014

    Rates(baseline)

    %

    variance

    Decent

    RO

    Decent

    Gravity

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    High User (250,000 gallons) - annually

    77%

    $903.36

    2072.46

    1,169.10

    $1,025.50

    CentRO

    25%

    $274.54

    $ 1,370.86

    $1,096.32

    $1,025.50

    CentGravity

    $961.36

    $98.52

    N/A

    $ range/varianceprojects

    70%$ 2,332.22$1,657.402020Projected

    $1,137.38$539.782015-2020$ change

    95%48%2015-2020% change

    9%$1,194.84$1,117.62

    2015 -projected

    N/A$1,025.50$1,025.50

    2014 Rates(baseline)

    %variance

    DecentRO

    DecentGravity

    Minnetrista, MN

    Debt Service - Centralized

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    Item 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040

    WTF $9,270,000 $9,270,000

    Wells $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $1,410,000

    Tower $750,000 $750,000

    Watermain $7,580,500 $7,580,500

    Engineering, etc. $842,525 $674,020 $67,500 $42,300 $42,300 $42,300 $1,710,945

    Yearly Total $842,525 $17,524,520 $0 $817,500 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0

    $20,721,445

    Item 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040

    WTF $9,270,000 $9,270,000

    RO $5,729,600 $5,729,600

    Wells $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $1,880,000

    Tower $750,000 $750,000

    Watermain $7,580,500 $7,580,500

    Engineering, etc. $1,129,005 $903,204 $67,500 $42,300 $42,300 $42,300 $42,300 $2,268,909

    Yearly Total $1,129,005 $23,483,304 $0 $817,500 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0

    $27,479,009

    Gravity Option Only

    Gravity Option with RO

    Minnetrista, MN

    Debt Service - Decentralized

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    Item 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040

    WTF $16,141,250 $16,141,250

    Wells $1,410,000 $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $2,820,000

    Tower $650,000 $650,000 $1,300,000

    Watermain $2,358,500 $2,358,500

    Engineering, etc. $1,027,988 $822,390 $58,500 $42,300 $42,300 $42,300 $2,035,778

    Yearly Total $1,027,988 $21,382,140 $0 $708,500 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

    $24,655,528

    Item 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040

    WTF $16,141,250 $16,141,250

    RO $6,662,000 $6,662,000

    Wells $1,410,000 $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $470,000 $3,290,000

    Tower $650,000 $650,000 $1,300,000

    Watermain $2,358,500 $2,358,500

    Engineering, etc. $1,361,088 $1,088,870 $100,800 $42,300 $42,300 $42,300 $2,677,658

    Yearly Total $1,361,088 $28,310,620 $0 $1,220,800 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $512,300 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

    $32,429,408

    Gravity Option Only

    Gravity Option with RO

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