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<strong>Halifax</strong> Water Integrated Resource Plan<br />

Appendices<br />

TOR Requirement<br />

4. IRP will consider supply-side and demandside<br />

management.<br />

5. IRP will consider economic constraints of the<br />

long term servicing needs.<br />

6. IRP will consider environmental constraints<br />

of the long term servicing needs.<br />

7. IRP will use a minimum 30-year planning<br />

horizon, recognizing that a longer planning<br />

horizon may be required to address some<br />

service and funding requirements.<br />

IRP Reference<br />

Sections<br />

3.4, 3.5, and 7.0<br />

Volume 1<br />

Appendix F and H<br />

Volume 3<br />

Appendices A, B<br />

and E<br />

RWWFP<br />

Section<br />

7<br />

Section<br />

4.3<br />

Sections<br />

1 and 7.2, 7.3, 7.4<br />

and 7.8<br />

Volume 1<br />

Appendix H<br />

Volume 3<br />

Appendix E<br />

The above (No. 3) discussed the IRP approach to demand-side management. The supply-side<br />

management assessment involved the review of water and wastewater facility needs in Volume 3<br />

Appendices A and B and in the RWWFP as well as the development of the Enhanced Asset Renewal<br />

Program in Volume 3 Appendix E. Specifics of supply-side projects and programs are presented in<br />

Sections 3.4, 3.5, 7.0 and in Volume 1 Appendices F and H.<br />

The economic constraints of the long term servicing needs for <strong>Halifax</strong> Water’s water, wastewater, and<br />

stormwater infrastructure are outlined in Section 7. Under the recommended IRP proposed expenditures<br />

would more than double over the three-year timeframe, would be approximately $989 million in the<br />

2016-2022 timeframe, approximately $1,427 million in the 2023-2032 timeframe, and would be about<br />

$1,143 million in the 2033 to 2042 timeframe. These constraints will be further considered in the<br />

subsequent <strong>Halifax</strong> water debt study and rate analysis, which will follow the preparation of the IRP.<br />

This section outlines the long term environmental needs and regulatory compliance constraints of the<br />

water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.<br />

<strong>Halifax</strong> Water prepared this IRP in order to define its overall program and resource needs for the next<br />

thirty years, 2013 -2043 (Section 1).<br />

Sections 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4 present the specific program/project expenditures for the 30-year period.<br />

Volume 1 Appendix H presents the 30-year financial plan. Volume 3 Appendix E discusses the need for<br />

long-term planning in relation to asset renewal.<br />

IRP recommendations included finalizing the overall integrated planning approach and future schedule<br />

(i.e. <strong>Regional</strong> Plan, master plans and asset renewal, and financial planning) within the IRP framework and<br />

to periodically update the IRP, assuming the initial update in 3 years and every 5 years afterwards<br />

(Section 7.8).<br />

Revision: 2012-10-29 Integrated Resource Plan –Appendices G-2<br />

October 31 2012 Page 214 of 272

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