W E S T B A S I N Municipal Water District

SoFi Stadium Recycled Water Project

Southern California Water Coalition

August 31, 2020

Photo Credit: HKS Architects www.westbasin.org Mission

Provide a safe and reliable supply of high-quality water to the communities we serve.

www.westbasin.org 2 Board of Directors

Division I Division II Division III Division IV Division V

Harold C. Williams Gloria D. Gray Carol W. Kwan Scott Houston Donald L. Dear Vice President President Treasurer Immediate Past Secretary President

www.westbasin.org 3 West Basin Recycled Water Program

➢ 225 billion gallons produced since 1995 ➢ >$700 million invested ➢ 100 miles of pipelines ➢ >450 connections ➢ Treatment Facilities • ECLWRF • 3 satellite facilities

Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility and Water Education Center

www.westbasin.org 4 Los Angeles Stadium and Entertainment District (Hollywood Park)

Located in Inglewood, CA

Formerly Hollywood Park Racetrack

300 acres mixed-use development • 1.5 million sq. ft. retail/office • 2,500 residential units • 6,000 seat performance theater • Hotel • NFL Studios

New SoFi Stadium (LA Rams and LA Chargers)

25 acres of public parks and open space

Hollywood Park Casino

www.westbasin.org 5 Project Highlights

• Initial Recycled Water Demand: 80 Acre-Feet Per Year (AFY)

• Additional demand as future development occurs • Recycled Water Uses: Irrigation and Lake Infill

• Existing Pipeline: 36” Main from Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility in El Segundo

• New Pipeline Installed: 2.5 Miles • 8” Lateral – 10,526 feet • 6” Lateral – 1,589 feet • 4” Lateral – 1,131 feet

• # of Initial Connections: 27

• Completion Date: Aug./Sept. 2020 www.westbasin.org 6 Recycled Water Sites

Recycled Water Sites and Connections

• Streetscapes/Parking Lots (15 connections) • Lake Park (1 connection) • Stadium Inner Loop (2 connections) • Transit Center (1 connection) • Hollywood Park Casino (1 connection) • Private/Retail (7 connections)

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35 AFY (Lake Fill + Irrigation)

www.westbasin.org 8 Decorative Lakes

• Showcase feature for stadium • Lower Lake (3.6 acres) and Upper Lake (1.6 acres) • Lake storage ~16 million gallons (50 AF) • Maximum depth of 15 feet • Supplied with West Basin recycled water • Additional onsite treatment • Mitigation of stormwater/rainfall events

Photo Credit: LA Business Journal

www.westbasin.org 9 Other Recycled Water Areas

Streetscapes and Medians (30 AFY) Stadium Inner Loop (10 AFY)

www.westbasin.org 10 Future Recycled Water Sites

• Retail • Residential • Casino • Transit Center

Photo Credits: HKS Architects

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