Lombardo Associates, Inc.
Representative Project Descriptions

No Discharge & Water Reuse Systems
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La Paz Development
Malibu, CA

Design Flow:

28,000 gpd / 23,000 gpd

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ClientReference:

Malibu La Paz – City Hall Village Green

Lombardo Associates, Inc.
Malibu, CA & Boston, MA
617-964-2924
Pio@LombardoAssociates.com
www.LombardoAssociates.com
Mr. Don Schmitz, AICP
Schmitz & Associates, Inc.
Malibu, CA (310) 589-0773

DonS@schmitzandassociates.net

The La Paz Development, located in an environmentally sensitive area adjacent to the famous Surfrider Beach in Malibu, California,
consists of eleven (11) commercial buildings with two restaurants, each with 175 seats, and proposed new City Hall.
The proposed wastewater management water reuse fortoilet flushing and landscape irrigation system will have No
Discharge from the Wastewater System for the La PazDevelopment. An effluent storage tank is provided forseasonal periods when wastewater generation is greaterthan reuse requirements.

Malibu La Paz – Entry

The No Discharge is achieved by:
1. In-Building Reuse – Toilet Flushing
2. Landscape Irrigation
An integrated wastewater-stormwater irrigation system willachieve the objective of minimizing water use. Without
the water reuse system, the potable water demand will be 32,200 gpd. With the water reuse, potable water demand will be 14,200 gpd, a56% reduction, determined as follows:
Without Water Reuse:
In-Building Water Demand =Irrigation=20,000 gpd
12,200 gpd
32,200 gpd

With Water Reuse:
Net In-Building Water Demand
Net Irrigation Demand

A Master Wastewater Management Plan has been prepared to becompliant with Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board(LARWQCB) requirements, California Department of Public Health (DPH)
Title 22 Disinfected Tertiary Treatment Standards requirements, and Cityof Malibu regulations for a Wastewater Management System.

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3,740 gpd
14,200 gpd

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Malibu, CA

Design Flow:

20,800 gpd / 18,200 gpd

Wastewater
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ClientReference:

Pio Lombardo, P.E.
Lombardo Associates, Inc.
Malibu, CA & Boston, MA
617-964-2924
Pio@LombardoAssociates.com
www.LombardoAssociates.com
Mr. David Reznick
Malibu Bay Company
Malibu, CA (310) 456-6555 rez1@earthlink.net

The Sycamore Villages Development, located in an environmentally sensitive area adjacent to the famous Surfrider Beach in Malibu,
California, consists of a combination of 65,000 square feet of office and retail space and restaurants with 300 seats.
The proposed rainwater harvesting and wastewater management water reuse for toilet flushing and landscape irrigation system will have
No Discharge from the Wastewater System for the Sycamore Villages Development. An effluent storage tank is provided for seasonal
periods when wastewater generation is greater than reuse requirements.
The No Discharge is achieved by reusing water for:1. In-Building Reuse – Toilet Flushing
2. Landscape Irrigation
An integrated wastewater reuse-rainwater harvesting reuse system will achieve the objective of reducing water use by 63%. Without thewater reuse system, the potable water demand will be 23,110 gpd. With the water reuse, potable water demand will be 8,500 gpd,
determined as follows:
Without Water Reuse:
In-Building Water Demand =Irrigation=

12,970 gpd
10,700 gpd
23,670 gpd

With Water Reuse Potable Water Demand:
In-Building Water Demand =8,400 gpd
Irrigation=
100 gpd
8,500 gpd

A Master Wastewater Management Plan has been prepared to becompliant with Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board(LARWQCB) requirements, California Department of Health Services(DHS) Title 22 Disinfected Tertiary Treatment Standards requirements,and City of Malibu regulations for a Wastewater Management System.