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, <br /> Description of Tasks <br /> The scope of services for the Decatur Water Resources/Storage/Production Study includes five <br /> major tasks as described below. <br /> Task 1.0 - AnalXsis of Water Requirements <br /> As the basis for the Water Resources/Production/Storage Study, Engineer will develop a <br /> probable set of water requirements for Decatur within a range of likely maximum and minimum <br /> requirements. The probable set of water requirement projects will be developed using historical <br /> water use data (domestic and industrial) and local population projections provided by the Client, <br /> and projected industrial water use data obtained through meetings with officials of two major <br /> industries. Separate high growth and low growth projections will also be developed through <br /> consideration of likely variations in factors such as industrial water use, population changes and <br /> per capita water consumption. Draft projections will be developed and reviewed with Client <br /> staff during the first three weeks of the project. <br /> Separate estimates of potable water requirements and non-potable requirements (for industrial <br /> i <br /> cooling or other processes) will be prepared. These projections will provide a basis for <br /> assessing the viability of potential water reuse and/or process water supply alternatives. <br /> The analysis of Decatur's future water requirements will be documented in a technical <br /> memorandum to the Client. This memo will form one chapter of the final project report. <br /> Task 2.0 - Assessment of Water Supply and Production Needs <br /> Under this task, Engineer will review the capacities of the existing water resource, storage and <br /> production facilities in the Decatur system and compare these against the projections of future <br /> water needs developed in Task 1.0. This comparison will serve as the basis for determining the <br /> quantity and quality of additional water required to meet the Client's future needs under both <br /> normal and drought conditions. Capacity parameters to be reviewed will include: <br /> - Yield of Lake Decatur (average and firm) <br /> - Capacity of Existing Well Field <br /> � <br /> HES SCOPE.WPF TJJhj-2 � <br /> f1961149P/951103l9S1120 <br />