CWR - Value Proposition

A collection system is "old" if the system is near, at or beyond its design life
A collection system is "inefficient" if the system "leaks" severely as measured by "excess I/I"
Excess I/I leads to increased operating expenses
Excess I/I utilizes scarce collection system capacity

Problem #2 Neglected and inefficient sewer infrastructure does not perform to design specification and causes expensive problems.

Rain events lead to CSOs and SSOs and create significant environmental liability
Rain events lead to basement and street backups and create rate/taxpayer outrage
Rain events increase "excess I/I," which leads to further increases in operating expenses and may lead to unnecessary capital expenditures for alternative capture strategies
Spills, backups, SSOs due to blockages of neglected pipes

Problem #3 Current approaches to addressing collection system problems require spending before determination of success.

CWR - Providing Benefit to All Stakeholders

	Taxpayers	Local Community	Environmental Community	Elected Officials
Intelligent Impact on Rates	ü			ü
Private Funding				ü
Proven, High Quality Products		ü	ü
Turn-key Solution		ü		ü
Use of Local Engineers & Contractors		ü		ü
Rapid, Predictable Results		ü	ü
Financial 'Transparency'	ü			ü
Scalable Solution	ü		ü	ü
Reduce/eliminate Backups & SSOs	ü		ü	ü
Predictable I/I Reduction	ü	ü	ü	ü
Structural Solution for Sewer Pipes		ü
Structural Solution for Water Pipes		ü
Structural Solution for Manholes		ü