The Scottsdale Water Campus: There's Nothing Like It

by Wallace A. Ambrose, Greeley and Hansen, Phoenix, United States,
Brad Hemken, Greeley and Hansen, Phoenix, United States,
Gary G. Small, Greeley and Hansen, Phoenix, United States,
Leonard Dueker, Greeley and Hansen, Phoenix, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Water Policy and Management: Solving the Problems

Abstract:

The Scottsdale Water Campus will house facilities to effectively enhance the management of the City's Water Resources in the central and northern section of the City. Wastewater generated in the upper two-thirds of the City will be treated in a two-component treatment process comprising water reclamation for direct use irrigation and advanced water treatment for subsequent underground storage, recovery and reuse in the City's potable water system, respectively. Underground storage will be accomplished through the use of 150 to 200-foot deep recharge dry wells. The design criteria of operation of the advanced water treatment and underground storage methodologies are currently being piloted.

Subject Headings: Water storage | Water resources | Water reclamation | Water treatment | Underground storage | Water management | Drinking water treatment

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