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Urban Infrastructure

Urban Infrastructure. Sam Baner, Matt Reynolds, Neeraj Varyani. Mattoon Road Network. I-57 (Orange) is main interstate running from northern Illinois to the south Green represents collector roads (Highway 16 has heavy traffic use) Blue represent Amtrak line

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Urban Infrastructure

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  1. Urban Infrastructure Sam Baner, Matt Reynolds, NeerajVaryani

  2. Mattoon Road Network • I-57 (Orange) is main interstate running from northern Illinois to the south • Green represents collector roads (Highway 16 has heavy traffic use) • Blue represent Amtrak line • Streets are in a grid pattern throughout the town other than outside lying areas • Street conditions are good downtown but some local streets are in need of work

  3. Mattoon Road Network

  4. Electricity In Mattoon Currently Ameren Corporation Supplies Electricity To Mattoon The Winning Bid Is Currently $ 3.909 cents / kW per hour Generated By Homefield Energy, The Residential Electric Supply Option From Ameren Energy Marketing Currently 51 Illinois Communities Are Supplied By Homefield Energy

  5. Some Interesting Info… • FutureGen was a US government project announced by President George W. Bush in 2003 •  The initial plan involved the construction of a near zero-emissions coal-fueled power plant • Planned to produce hydrogen and electricity while using carbon capture and underground storage • In December 2007, Mattoon Township, Coles County, was chosen as the site for the plant from among four finalists in Illinois and Texas • The goal was to prove that coal could be burned to make electricity while the carbon dioxide that makes coal a pollution problem could be captured and safely stored • The project promised 1,300 construction jobs and 150 high-skilled positions • However In 2010, after a number of setbacks, the city of Mattoon backed out of the project • Sorry To Break Your Hopes!

  6. Mattoon Drinking Water Lake Mattoon Water Treatment Plant Lake Paradise Built in the mid 1950’s 1,050 acre surface area Popular recreation site Treats water from both lakes Manned 24 hours Average production: 2.0 MGD Built in 1907 210 acre surface area No wake zone

  7. Mattoon Waste Water This is where waste water is treated before being released to the environment Average Daily Flow: 6.3 MGD A satellite treatment facility is in the process of planning and is expected to be finished in 2018

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