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INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT
Year
Population
VOW Service
Area
Table 9: Projected Demand and Facility Capacity Conditions
Wellington
Comprehensive Plan – Infrastructure Element
Update 2011
Average Annual
Projected Treated
Water Use
(MGD)
INF-37
Maximum Day
Water Demand
(MGD)
Water
Treatment
Capacity
(MGD) (1)
2007 55,125 6.61 10.58 11
2012 59,194 7.10 11.36 12.8
2017 60,646 7.28 11.65 12.8
2020 61,512 7.38 11.81 12.8
Source: Village of Wellington Utility Department
(1) Plant capacity exceeds maximum daily flow
Year
Total
Projected
Raw
Water
Demand
(MGD) (1)
Table 10: Water Supply Needs and Sources
Total
Projected
Supply
Groundwater
Sources
(MGD)
Total
Projected
Supply From
Alternative
Water Source
(MGD)
Maximum
Potential
Reclaimed
Water (MGD)(2)
Conservation
Program
2007 7.93 7.93 - 0.5
2012 8.54 7.93 0.61 3.5
2017 8.75 7.93 0.62 4 0.2
2020 8.88 7.93 0.65 4.5 0.3
Source: Village of Wellington Utility Department
(1) Assumes 70% RO Treatment with 25% loss and 30% Lime Softened Treatment with 5% loss.
(2) Reclaimed water will be used for irrigation and will replace current withdrawals from groundwater and
surface water sources. Projected source water savings are projected at approximately 4 MGD when the
Village Wellington reaches “built out” conditions.
b. Performance and Condition of Existing Facilities
The Village’s Wellington’s water facilities have consistently provided safe and reliable
water service in compliance with all criteria established by the FDEP and the Florida
Department of Health for drinking water.
The water treatment and distribution facilities continue to be maintained in good
operating condition. Repairs and/or upgrades to the plant are performed as required
maximizing the useful life of the facilities.