Problem with steam jackets is that they are not designed for any particular heat transfer rate, so you have indefinite times on cooling side. The best way I've come across is Jess' external exchanger, you can pipe it for city water or closed loop (Jess and I have just supplied one of his exchangers and my cooling system just being installed up in VT., a 500 Gal mash cool). I used a 10 ton chiller with a customer supplied indoor tank with isolation exchanger and added an optional drycooler to chill the glycol circuit to cut down on the KW used by the chiller when fermenting and condensing are the only loads. If the cold liquor tank is what you're considering, for a 420 gal mash cool, you'll need a big tank, it's better use of space to set up a chiller with a smaller poly reservoir, IMO. Either way, I recommend getting the Trident exchanger and fitting it to the city water line ( you can always Tee over to the jacket if your city water gets too warm. Give me a call and I can run through it with you. Mike 678-773-2794