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R2019-192 Resolution Approving an Agreement with CDM Smith for Professional Engineering Services for the Water Utility Long-Term Sustainability Plan, City Project 2018-34
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R2019-192 Resolution Approving an Agreement with CDM Smith for Professional Engineering Services for the Water Utility Long-Term Sustainability Plan, City Project 2018-34
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R2019-192 Resolution Approving an Agreement with CDM Smith for Professional Engineering Services for the Water Utility Long-Term Sustainability Plan, City Project 2018-34
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12/2/2019
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Smith <br /> • Projecting long-term revenue requirements for up to three alternative CIP approaches. <br /> • Preparing a technical memorandum or report section summarizing the results of the financial <br /> evaluation. <br /> • Preparing documentation and training, if desired, on the financial model to enable the Utility to <br /> continue to use it for its short-and long-term financial planning and evaluation. <br /> Task 4: Water Plant, Storage and Pump Station Asset Inventory <br /> and Condition Assessment <br /> Task 4-1: Kickoff Workshop <br /> CDM Smith will conduct a kickoff workshop specific to the water plant and pump station assessment. <br /> The purpose of this workshop will be to review the data collected in Task 2, determine the level of <br /> service expected to be provided by the Utility,outline CDM Smith's approach for evaluating the water <br /> treatment plants and pump stations, develop a criticality matrix and condition assessment matrix, and <br /> finalize the workplan for this Task jointly with the Utility. <br /> Task 4-2: Condition Assessment <br /> CDM Smith will perform condition assessments and condition evaluations of the following items: <br /> • WaterTreatment Plant including all processes and equipment <br /> • Raw Water Pump Station <br /> • South Booster Pump Station <br /> • Lake Decatur Dam and Lake Decatur(review previous reports only) <br /> • Lime Sludge Lagoons <br /> • Dewitt County Well Field (review previous reports and incorporate findings from Interra Study <br /> only) <br /> • Three Elevated Storage Tanks (review previous reports only) <br /> • William Street Reservoir and Pump Station <br /> • Meters including meter telemetry system <br /> • Bulk water purchase stations <br /> The condition assessments will consist of non-destructive visual assessment methods and discussions <br /> with water treatment plant and pump stations operations and maintenance staff to determine the <br /> condition of the equipment.The items above will be assessed in terms of: <br /> • Physical condition (based on visual observations) <br /> • Performance (based on visual observations,existing maintenance records, input from staff) <br /> • Operation and maintenance issues(based on review of existing maintenance records).CDM <br /> Smith will interview plant operations and maintenance staff to obtain their input on systems or <br /> components that are in need of repair or replacement or have performance or capacity issues. <br /> � Age of equipment and structures in comparison to anticipated normal useful life for similar <br /> facilities. <br /> 3 � Page <br />
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