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

Integrated Resource Plan Development and Evaluation<br />

Baseline and Enhanced Overflow Control<br />

Comparison of the plans in Bundles 3 and 4 show a difference of $71 million in the 30-<br />

year NPV of costs or about 3.6 % of Plan 15-1 (2.4 % of Plan 25-1). This is associated with<br />

the Enhanced Overflow Control Program. As was previously noted, due to the significant<br />

uncertainty around both the required level of control and the timing of required<br />

implementation this program was allocated to the end of the planning period. Thus, the<br />

NPV of the program capital costs are heavily discounted and no O&M costs have been<br />

added since they would accrue beyond the end of the planning period.<br />

For purposes of further analysis, both the Baseline and the Enhanced Overflow Control<br />

Program were carried forward to the intermediate plan analysis.<br />

Asset Renewal<br />

The Objective 8 asset renewal costs associated with each infrastructure system are<br />

presented in Figure 5.4.<br />

For each level of asset renewal, the wastewater system costs are dominant. For<br />

example, the A level wastewater represents approximately 50% of the total asset<br />

renewal effort. The storm sewer systems are relatively new but still require some ongoing<br />

investment. The water systems require an intermediate level of expenditure (38%<br />

of the total for Level A).<br />

Figure 5.4<br />

Objective 8 Asset Renewal Costs by Asset System ($million)<br />

For purposes of further detailed analysis of asset renewal requirements the asset<br />

renewal variation was brought forward into the intermediate set of IRP plans.<br />

Revision: 2012-10-29 Integrated Resource Plan 65<br />

October 31 2012 Page 98 of 272

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