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River Islands Development at Lathrop January 2021 <br /> Final River Islands Potable Water Technical Report—Rev 3 #6520 <br /> 2 Potable Water Supply Requirements <br /> 2.1 River Islands Land Uses <br /> The City's Standards and Master Plans provide the minimum design standards for all potable water facilities <br /> and appurtenances to be installed in the City of Lathrop. O'Dell Engineering, serving as the civil engineer <br /> for the River Islands Development, provided land use exhibits showing each parcel's boundaries and land <br /> uses for Phases I and II (see Appendix A) in accordance with the City's requirements. The River Islands <br /> development will consist of low, medium and high density residential, schools/institutional, parks, and <br /> commercial land uses. The employment centers located in the south of River Islands are categorized as <br /> commercial land uses. <br /> To be described in Section 2.2,the potable water demands for each parcel are determined by each parcel's <br /> land use and the number of dwelling units or applicable service area. Considering a parcel's entire gross <br /> area for potable water demands has the potential to unnecessarily oversize the potable water distribution <br /> system, especially in cases where non-potable water will be used for outdoor irrigation demands within the <br /> parcel. Based on irrigation coverage exhibits (see Appendix B) and conversations with River Islands for <br /> the design of future infrastructure, the following Table 2-1 lists the percent of a parcel's area to be satisfied <br /> by the potable water distribution system. This table does not apply to residential land uses as they are <br /> estimated by the number of individual dwelling units. <br /> Table 2-1: River Islands Land Uses—Applicable Parcel Area <br /> Percent of Parcel's Gross Area <br /> to be Used for Potable Water Demands <br /> Land Use Calculations <br /> Phase I and II Commercial' 100% now, 85% intended in the future <br /> Phase I and II Industrial Not applicable as there are no industrial land uses <br /> within the River Islands Development <br /> As dictated by the irrigation coverage exhibit as <br /> Phase I Parks specific irrigation areas within each parcel having <br /> already been determined. <br /> 65% of 10% of the total parks gross area. The rest of <br /> Phase II Parks' the park will be designed and constructed as hard <br /> scape or irrigated by non-potable water <br /> Phase I and II Schools' 35% <br /> Phase I and II Institutional (Police Station etc.) 100% <br /> Notes <br /> 1. Based on conversations with River Islands for the preliminary design of future parcels with the indicated land <br /> use as these parcels are still in the planning phases. Non-potable is planned to be utilized in accordance with <br /> the State and City requirements to offset parcel potable demands,such as irrigation. Applicable parcel areas <br /> listed here will be updated in the model when improvement plans become available. Although there has been <br /> no discussion with RWQCB about using Reclaimed Water on private commercial property, that is a future <br /> goal. This report does not anticipate on-site use of Reclaimed Water at this time. <br /> Table 2-2 shows the total number of dwelling units or applicable service acreage of each land use within <br /> the River Islands development. The acreage shown in Table 2-2, reflects the parcels gross area listed in <br /> Table 2-1. <br /> 8 <br />