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Dominion Water & Sanitation outlines renewable supplies, pipelines and wastewater plant; ARPA funds and diversion planned
Summary
Dominion Water & Sanitation District presented its service area, supply portfolio and major projects including the Eastern Regional Pipeline, a South Platte diversion and a Chatfield Basin wastewater reclamation facility. Dominion said ARPA funding will help build a regional wastewater plant and estimated project timelines and costs.
Dominion Water and Sanitation District General Manager Andrea Cole briefed the Douglas County Water Commission on March 24 about Dominion’s water supply portfolio, ongoing infrastructure projects and planned regional wastewater treatment, including grants and timelines.
Cole said Dominion is a wholesale water and wastewater provider for northwest Douglas County, formed in February 2004, serving Sterling Ranch and neighboring communities. Dominion said it relies on a mix of supplies: two firm contracts with the City of Aurora (totaling 480 acre‑feet annually), 1,325 acre‑feet of South Metro WISE allocations (interruptible), agreements that firm 700 acre‑feet with Castle Rock and planned Cherokee Ranch groundwater (625 acre‑feet) for firming, plus junior South Platte rights and planned reusable return flows at buildout.
Cole described existing and planned infrastructure: the 11‑mile Eastern Regional Pipeline (30‑inch diameter) that will carry…
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