Palm River Infrastructure Assessment

Existing Public Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Water Treatment Plant Capacity

The Palm River redevelopment area is served by the South-Central water system which includes the Lithia WTP and the Central Hillsborough WTP, as well as the City of Tampa’s David L. Tippin WTP. The South-Central potable water system has a permitted capacity of 88.6 million gallons per day (MGD) of flow, as provided by the County. The system’s maximum flow is 68.9 MGD and its available treatment capacity is 19.7 MGD. As reported in the 2018 City of Tampa Master Plan Report – Potable Water Master Plan, the David L. Tippin WTP has a max flow of 120 MGD and an annual average daily flow of 81 MGD. The available potable water production capacity of the facility is 39 MGD for new development. Both the Hillsborough County and City of Tampa potable water production capacity are adequate to support growth in this study area. Wastewater Treatment Plant Capacity The Palm River redevelopment area is served by the Hillsborough County Falkenburg AWWTP and City of Tampa Howard F. Curren AWWTP. The Falkenburg AWWTP has a permitted capacity of 12 MGD, an annual average flow of 10.2 MGD, and a maximum flow of 11.71 MGD, with available annual average flow capacity of 1.8 MGD. As reported in the 2018 City of Tampa Howard F. Curren AWTP Phase 2 Master Plan Report, the Howard F. Curren AWWTP has a permitted capacity of 96 MGD, with an annual average flow of 60 MGD and a maximum hourly flow of 190 MGD. This

leaves 36 MGD of available annual average flow capacity. See Table 10 below for a summary of the capacity analysis.

Table 10. System Capacity Analysis

Available Annual Average Flow Capacity (MGD)

Facility

Permit Capacity (MGD)

Annual Average Flow (MGD)

ID

Max Flow (MGD)

Name

Type

WTP

FLR20EB89

120 88.6

81

120 68.9

39

David L. Tippin South-Central

WS

6290787

-

19.7

AWWTP AWWTP

FL0040614 FL0020940

12 96

10.2

11.71

1.8

Falkenburg

60

190

36

Howard F. Curren

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