Alternatives evaluation by subsystem 039 056 035 206 101 103 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Alternatives evaluation by subsystem 039 056 035 206 101 103 104 105 201 202 203 204 205 207 thru 211 213 – 214 217 107 220 212 215 216 218

BPSA FPSA • Alternative 2 – West River Interceptor 056 039 BAI WR SG SG • Alternative 1 – Hybrid Sewer 056 039 BAI Separation & GSI SS SS • Baseline – Sewer Separation 056 039 BAI

West River Interceptor 6-ft dia 4,600 LF

056, 039 Volume Captured: 0.88 0.88 0.88 039 Sewer Hybrid GSI / West River separation Sewer separation Interceptor Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 0.5 0.5 0.5 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 1 2 6 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 0 3.5 6 Scalability & adaptability 7% 5 6.5 6 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 9 4 7 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 1 1 2 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 5 5.5 7 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 0.5 0.5 0.5 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 8 8.5 5 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 4 3.5 4 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 0 1.5 2 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 3 2.5 5 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 5 7 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 5 5.5 6 Composite Rating & Ranking: 2.7 2.7 3.6

BPSA FPSA SW • Alternative 1 – Stormwater control & storage 035 • Baseline – Sewer Separation SS 035

035 Volume Captured: 0.77 0.77 Hybrid GSI / SW 035 Sewer Tank / Sewer separation separation Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 0.5 0.5 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 1 4 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 0 3.5 Scalability & adaptability 7% 5 6.5 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 9 4 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 1 3 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 5 5.5 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 0.5 0.5 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 8 8.5 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 4 3.5 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 0 1.5 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 3 2.5 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 5 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 5 5.5 Composite Rating & Ranking: 2.7 2.9

206 Volume Captured: 0.14 0.14 Hybrid GSI / 206 Sewer Parking lot separation stormwater tanks Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 0.5 0.5 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 3 7 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 0 8 Scalability & adaptability 7% 5 7 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 9 6 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 1 2 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 5 7 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 0.5 0.5 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 8 10 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 4 2 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 0 1 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 3 0 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 2 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 5 6 Composite Rating & Ranking: 2.8 3.3

101 R BV • Baseline – Upper High & Cross Street interceptor to Pawtucket 103 Tunnel UHI 101 R BV • Alternative 1 – Pierce Park Combined Volume Tank 103 PP • GSI can optimize tank sizing • Treatment & discharge not compatible with available site

Central Falls High Street Railroad Underpass High/Cross St Interceptor Pawtucket

101, 103 Volume Captured: 5.26 5.26 Upper High & Cross High Street Tank St interceptor Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 3 3 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 6 6 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 5 5 Scalability & adaptability 7% 6 6 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 6 4 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 1 2 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 7 7 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 3 3 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 5 5 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 5 3 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 3 3 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 6 3 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 3 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 6 6 Composite Rating & Ranking: 4.1 3.5

• Baseline – Lower High & Cross Street interceptor to 104 105 Pawtucket Tunnel LCI 104 105 • Alternative 1 – Webbing Mills Combined Volume Tank WM • GSI can optimize tank sizing • Treatment & discharge not compatible with available site • Requires Pierce Park Tank for 101 103

104, 105 Volume Captured: 2.12 2.12 Lower High & Cross Webbing Mills Tank St interceptor Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 2 2 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 6 6 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 5 5 Scalability & adaptability 7% 6 6 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 6 4 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 2 2 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 7 7 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 2 2 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 5 5 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 5 3 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 3 3 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 6 3 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 3 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 6 6 Composite Rating & Ranking: 3.9 3.3

202 R BVI 201 203 • Baseline – Middle Street Interceptor to Pawtucket Tunnel via the drop shaft near 205 MSI 204 205 DS 205 201 202 • Alternative 1 – East Street Combined Volume Tank R BVI EST • GSI can optimize tank sizing • Treatment & discharge not compatible with available site

201, 202 Volume Captured: 1.51 1.51 East Street Tank Middle St (Viper VoIP interceptor Corporation) Evaluation Criteria Factor Environmental Criteria Water quality (bacteria) impacts 14% 1 1 Water quality (nutrients) impacts 7% 6 6 Flooding risks from stormwater systems 7% 5 5 Scalability & adaptability 7% 6 6 Economic Criteria Capital costs 14% Operations & Maintenance costs 8% 7 4 Constructability / Construction ‐ phase risks 3% 3 2 Cost per gallon captured 3% Operational flexibility for optimization 3% 7 7 Social Criteria Fishable, shellfishable & swimmable waters 6% 1 1 Co ‐ benefits & quality of life 5% 5 5 Operations & maintenance impacts and risks 4% 5 4 Construction ‐ phase disruptions 4% 3 4 Implementation Criteria Administrative / Institutional considerations 7% 6 3 System reliability / Operational robustness 5% 7 3 Climate change resiliency & recovery 5% 6 6 Composite Rating & Ranking: 3.8 3.1

202 R BVI 201 203 • Baseline – Middle Street Interceptor & Pawtucket Tunnel Drop Shaft 205 MSI 204 205 DS • Alternative 1 – GSI throughout 201 – 205 + Front 205 GS Street Combined Volume Tank 202 R BVI 201 • GSI required due to Front Street site constraints 203 EST • Upstream Pierce Park, Webbing Mills & East Street GS tanks required due to Front Street site constraints 204 205 MSI • Alternative 2 – Screening & Disinfection FS

Alternatives evaluation by subsystem 039 056 035 206 101 103 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Alternatives evaluation by subsystem 039 056 035 206 101 103 104 105 201 202 203 204 205 207 thru 211 213 214 217 107 220 212 215 216 218 BPSA FPSA Alternative 2 West River Interceptor 056 039 BAI WR SG SG

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