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Introduction/Background  \nLee County Utilities (LCU) owns and operates the Pinewoods Water Treatment Plant and related public water supply wellfield south of Corkscrew Road approximately one mile east of Interstate I- 75. Currently, the wellfield consists of wells withdrawing water from traditional sources, the surficial and sandstone aquifers. Given the competition for fresh water resources and potential wetland impacts LCU decided that further development of raw water from traditional sources in this area was not feasible. Therefore, it was decided that further wellfield development would be raw water from the Lower Hawthorne aquifer, an alternative source. Lee County has initiated the construction of Pinewoods Lower Hawthorne Wells and RO Treatment Plant Phase I. In phase Ithe storage tank and RO building were completed. The next phase of this project will consist of completion of the 3.2 million gallons per day (MGD) Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Treatment Plant (WTP) and the related Lower Hawthorne Wellfield.  \nB. Objectives  \nThe objective of this project is to assist in the completion of the Pinewoods Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant and Lower Hawthorne Wellfield Phase II to help meet the City’s water supply demands.  \nC. Scope of Work  \nFiscal Year 2007 work will complete construction of a 3.2 mgd water treatment facility and four Lower Hawthorne Floridan Aquifer Production wells. Work will include construction of RO equipment, high service pumps, mechanical equipment, yard piping, wellfield piping, electrical equipment, production wells, monitoring wells, raw water pipelines, and related appurtenances.  \nEXAMPLE 2-Project Title: Floridan Aquifer Wells (2) at Dixie Wellfield  \nA Introduction/Background  \nThe project titled “Dixie Brackish Water Supply / Treatment Facility” is composed of multiple phases as follows:  \n• Phase 1 – Construct Two Floridan Aquifer Test Wells  \n• Phase 2 – Conceptual Plan for Brackish Water Supply and Treatment  \n• Phase 3 – RO Membrane Pilot Testing  \n• Phase 4 – Floridan Aquifer Production Well Design & Construction  \n• Phase 5 – Wellfield Conveyance Facilities Design & Construction  \n• Phase 6 – Dixie Reverse Osmosis Facilities Design & Construction  \nThis project includes construction work associated with Phase 1, which includes the installation and testing of two (2) 24-inch diameter by approximately 1,100-foot deep water supply wells to be completed in the Floridan Aquifer within the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Dixie Wellfield. These wells will provide raw water to the Peele-Dixie Water Treatment Plant.  \nB Objectives  \nThe objective of this project is to assist in the construction of a well field necessary to supply Floridan Aquifer water to help meet the City’s water supply demands.  \nC Scope of Work  \nFiscal Year 2007 work will consist of construction and testing of two 24-inch diameter water supply wells completed in the Floridan Aquifer. The wells are anticipated to able about 1,100 feet in depth and will be located at the City of Fort Lauderdale’s Dixie Wellfield. These wells will provide raw water to the Peele-Dixie Water Treatment Plant.  \nEXAMPLE 3-Project Title: Floridan Aquifer Wells (2) and Two (2) MGD RO Expansion  \nA Introduction/Background  \nThe City of Hollywood WTP requires additional treated capacity to service its existing and developing customer base. Additional raw water supply to be able to produce additional treated capacity is required in the short term. This request includes construction of two (2) new Floridan Aquifer groundwater wells classified as proposed under existing Consumptive Use Permit (CUP) . These wells have previously been identified in the Lower East Coast Water Supply Questionnaire. 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