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WATER RESOURCES TECHNICAL REPORTPleasant Valley County Water District (PVCWD) Irrigation System, expanding recycledwater distribution for irrigation to the area shown in Figure 4-4. The Phase 2 Recycled WaterDistribution Area would be generally expanded to an area south of Highway 101, north ofPoint Mugu Naval Air Weapons Station, east of the AWTF, and west of the Santa MonicaMountains.The Phase 2 recycled water delivery system pipeline components are discussed below andshown in Figure 4-3.Recycled Water Delivery System – Capacity Expansion Pipeline (Segment A)Under buildout conditions, the Phase 1 Recycled Water Delivery System would beinadequate to deliver all of the recycled water produced by the GREAT Program.Subsequently, 25,000 linear feet of 30-inch-diameter pipeline would be constructed alongHueneme Road, parallel to the Phase 1 recycled water delivery system.Recycled Water Delivery System – Tie-in to PVCWD Irrigation System (Segment B)From the Recycled Water Delivery System – Capacity Expansion Pipeline, the recycledwater would be conveyed to the PVCWD Irrigation System. There are three potentialoptions for connection of the Recycled Water Delivery System to the PVCWD IrrigationSystem.• Segment B – Option 1: Sturgis Road Tie-in. This connection would require use of the PTPirrigation system to connect to the PVCWD irrigation system. The Sturgis Road tie-inwould begin at the eastern terminus of the PTP along Sturgis Road and continue east toPleasant Valley Road, then northeast along Pleasant Valley Road to the intersection ofWood Road, where it would connect to the PVCWD Irrigation System. This tie-in optiontakes advantage of the existing PTP Irrigation System to minimize the connectiondistance from the Recycled Water Delivery System. The Sturgis Road Tie-in wouldconsist of approximately 4,000 linear feet of 24-inch-diameter pipeline and would belocated entirely within existing road rights-of-way.• Segment B – Option 2: Laguna Road Tie-in. This connection would also require use ofthe PTP irrigation system to connect to the PVCWD irrigation system. The Laguna Roadtie-in would begin at the eastern terminus of the PTP along Laguna Road and continueeast to the intersection of Wood Road, where it would connect to the PVCWD irrigationsystem. This tie-in option takes advantage of the existing PTP irrigation system tominimize the connection distance from the recycled water delivery system. The LagunaRoad tie-in would consist of approximately 3,100 linear feet of 24-inch-diameter pipelineand would be located entirely within existing road rights-of-way.• Segment B – Option 3: Hueneme Road Tie-in. This connection would require use of thePhase 1 recycled water delivery system to connect to the PVCWD irrigation system. TheHueneme Road tie-in would begin at the eastern terminus of the Phase 1 recycled waterdelivery system along Laguna Road and continue east to the intersection of Wood Road,where it would connect to the PVCWD irrigation system. The Hueneme Road tie-inwould consist of approximately 2,700 linear feet of 24-inch-diameter pipeline and wouldbe located entirely within existing road rights-of-way.W112003002SCO LW1458.DOC/ 033390002 62