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WateReuse DPR Initiative CO DPR Workshop May 27, 2014 Julie Minton WRRF Research Director

Partnership of WRRF and WRCA Goals Rigorous research (WRRF) Stakeholder awareness & acceptance (WRCA) Regulations for DPR (SWRCB DDW) US $6 million raised from almost 70 entities Research priorities center around potable reuse as a supply solution to water scarcity/availability across the US -- CA, TX, NM, AZ, CO, GA, etc. DPR Initiative 2

DPR Initiative Timeline

DPR Interactions Advisory Panel: Legislated Dates: ♦ ♦ = Meeting ► = Deadline ♦ Final Report on DPR Feasibility ► Draft Expert Panel DPR Report ► ♦ ♦ Expert Panel: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ DPR Research:

How do we achieve treatment and process reliability through redundancy, robustness, and resilience? Regulatory Concerns Community Concerns Utility Concerns How do we address the economic and technical feasibility of DPR? How do we train operators to run these advanced systems? How to we increase public awareness of the water cycle and illustrate the safety of DPR to lead to acceptance? Barriers to DPR 6 projects19 projects 23 projects WRRF DPR research program worth over $12M is underway to address these concerns to illustrate the feasibility of DPR

Project Status Summary – May In DevelopmentProject Started50% complete Reporting Stage Published WRF 3508, through , WRA

2015 Research Program

Project NumberTitleBudget PR DPR Research Compilation: Synthesis of Findings from DPR Initiative Projects$75,000 PR Creating a Roadmap for Bioassay Implementation in Reuse Waters: A cross disciplinary workshop$75,000 PR Characterization and Treatability of TOC from DPR Processes Compared to Surface Water Supplies$350,000 PR-15-05Developing Curriculum and Content for DPR Operator Training$100,000 PR-15-07Molecular Methods for Measuring Pathogen Viability/Infectivity$350, Solicited Program: DPR Projects 8

2015 Tailored Collaboration Program 9 Project Number Title Principal Investigator WRRF Budget (total value) WRRF Optimization of ozone-BAC treatment processes for potable reuse applications Zia Bukhari, American Water $120,000 ($512,798) WRRF Demonstration of High Quality Drinking Water Production Using Multi-Stage Ozone-Biological Filtration (BAF): A Comparison of DPR with Existing IPR Practice Dr. Kati Bell, CDM Smith & Denise Funk, Gwinnett County $100,000 ($922,718) WRRF NDMA Precursor Control Strategies for DPR Roshanak Aflaki, LASAN $120,000 ($4,234,260)