Utilities and Services Assessment Central Services
This analysis identifies the water/sewer service provider, water and wastewater treatment plant permitted capacities, and locations of large water/ sewer transmission infrastructure within the 56th Street Redevelopment area. Traffic Analysis Zone (TAZ) data and future land use data from 2015 to 2045 were used to determine future population growth in the study area. Hillsborough County and City of Tampa utility GIS files, 2018 City of Tampa Howard F. Curren AWTP Phase 2 Master Plan Report, 2018 City of Tampa Master Plan Report – Potable Water Master Plan, Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) permit data, and 2018 Hazen and Sawyer Hillsborough County Septic Tank Conversion – Neighborhood Prioritization Report were used to analyze the existing utility infrastructure. The projected water demand and wastewater flow increase was estimated from the future population growth to determine if there is enough capacity available to support the anticipated growth in the redevelopment area. The 56th Street Redevelopment Area existing water and wastewater collection and transmission systems are both managed by the City of Tampa. Hillsborough County utilities does not serve this service area. The David L. Tippin water treatment plant (WTP), managed by the City of Tampa, provides treated potable drinking water to the 56th Street Redevelopment Area. Wastewater flows in the study area are collected and treated at the Howard F. Curren Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant (AWWTP), managed by the City of Tampa. Future Land Use/Growth A map showing the future land use of the 56th Street Redevelopment Area is included in Figure 4 . The primary land use of the 56th Street Redevelopment Area is light industrial. There are also large sections of research corporate park, public/quasi-public, and office commercial land; community mixed use and heavy industrial land account for only a small portion of the study area. Based on the future land use from the provided TAZ data, Hillsborough County population projections in the 56th Street redevelopment area are not expected to have an increase in population from 2015 to 2045 and the water and wastewater system flow is not anticipated to increase due to population increase as shown in Table 10 .
38 56th Street Redevelopment Area Infrastructure Assessment Hillsborough County
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