Item No. 6c_supp_____
Meeting Date:
April 24, 2018

Utilities Master Plan

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Needs
• Existing Utility Infrastructure Assessment
- Condition
- Capacity

• Long Term Capital Plan
- Requirements Analysis

• Gap Assessment
- Where the airport needs to invest to create utility
capacity for current and future demands
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Water
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Sanitary Sewer
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Storm Drainage
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Industrial Waste System (IWS)
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Natural Gas
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Jet Fuel
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Power
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Other Systems
• Steam/Condensate
• Chilled Water
• Hot water
• Pre Conditioned Air (PC Air)
• Solid Waste Utility
• Communication
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Standards Development
• Utility System Standards
- Guidance to Designers
- Beyond minimum code requirements
- System integration
- Sustainability goals
- Maintainability
- Total Cost of Ownership
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Standards Drive Total Cost of Ownership
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Outcome
• A model of the Airport's utility infrastructure
• Updated utility infrastructure standards
• A comprehensive approach for the development of
the airport's utility infrastructure:
- Planned to support ultimate build out
- Projects sequenced to support current and future
demands
- Cost effective implementation
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Request
• Authorization to execute a contract with an
engineering firm to perform master planning for
Airport utility systems

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