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WATER RESOURCES TECHNICAL REPORTdesalination building constructed as part of Phase 1. The expanded regional desalter wouldhave a total treatment capacity of 10 mgd.4.4.7 Permeate Delivery SystemTreated water from the regional desalter (located at the City of Oxnard Water Yard) wouldbe distributed to industrial users via 21,100 linear feet of pressure piping ranging from6 inches to 12 inches in diameter. The permeate delivery system is shown in Figure 4-3. Themain pipeline alignment would begin at the City of Oxnard Water Yard and continue eastalong Third Street to Rose Avenue, then south along Rose Avenue to Fifth Street. Lateralsoff the main pipeline would be constructed for permeate delivery to specific industrialfacilities. The east lateral would branch off Rose Avenue at Fifth Street, continuing east toRice Avenue then north to brine dischargers in the vicinity of Camino Del Sol. The westlateral would branch off Rose Avenue at Fifth Street and continue west along Fifth Street tobrine dischargers in the vicinity of Pacific Avenue. The permeate delivery system isanticipated to deliver approximately 3,400 to 3,600 acre-feet of permeate per year (AFY).However, peak demands for each of the potential industrial users has not been investigated.4.4.8 Concentrate DisposalConcentrate collected by the collection system described above would be disposed into thePacific Ocean via the existing Oxnard WWTP outfall. Alternative concentrate disposaloptions are discussed in Chapter 5.0.W112003002SCO LW1458.DOC/ 033390002 65