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Water and flood feasibility assessment
You send the parcel boundary, the proposed megawatts, the campus acreage, and the location. We return a decision memo, not a design.
Water
Water
Municipal supply, groundwater and nearby wells, the aquifer setting, drought history, competing demand, surface water, and reclaimed-water options.
Hydrology
Hydrology
The watershed, drainage paths, FEMA flood zones, terrain from public LiDAR, historical flooding, rainfall intensity, runoff, and drainage constraints.
Climate
Climate
Drought, extreme precipitation, temperature, and published future-climate projections supported by compound impacts assessments.
Constraint Map
Constraint Map
Flooded, steep, wetland, and utility-corridor acres called out against a preliminary developable area. Of a 1,000-acre parcel, those constraints can leave roughly half preliminarily developable. The acres are illustrative until the boundary is checked.
Demand vs. Supply
Demand vs. Supply
Proposed cooling demand set next to indicated supply in a normal year, a dry year, a severe drought, and a future climate case. The memo says whether the load fits, and what would have to change if it does not.
The memo is 15 to 25 pages. A two-page summary sits in front: the decision, sources, demand, drought, groundwater, flood, regulatory notes, the map, and what to do next. A desktop screen takes about ten business days. It is not a water-supply assessment under California law and not a commitment from the water supplier.
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