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SaskWater has received a Request for Service from the Town of Birch Hills requesting a peak flow of 130 igpm. An assessment was performed includes two of SaskWater existing systems. Option #1 the Melfort Regional Treated System (CLPOWSS); three scenarios were considered while investigating the CLPOWSS. Scenario #1 connects the Birch Hills community with the CLPOWSS, plus twining 5.5 km of the existing pipeline between Melfort and Kinistino, which would allow for 100% of average daily consumption. Scenario #2 increases the length of twinned portion of the pipeline between Melfort and Weldon to 17.5 km to enable supplying Birch Hills with the requested 130 igpm. Scenario #3 uses a booster pump station in place of twinning to supply Birch

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