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R2023-197 Resolution Authorizing the Proposal from E.L. Pruitt Co. for Replacement of Galvanized Piping at the Decatur Public Library
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R2023-197 Resolution Authorizing the Proposal from E.L. Pruitt Co. for Replacement of Galvanized Piping at the Decatur Public Library
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R2023-197 Resolution Authorizing the Proposal from E.L. Pruitt Co. for Replacement of Galvanized Piping at the Decatur Public Library
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9/18/2023
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MEMORANDUM 2023-15 <br /> DATE: September 18, 2023 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe and City Council <br /> FROM: Scot Wrighton, City Manager <br /> Jon Kindseth,Deputy City Manager <br /> SUBJECT: Resolution Accepting the Proposal from E.L. Pruitt Co. for Replacement of <br /> Galvanized Piping at the Decatur Public Library <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: <br /> Staff recommends the City Council accept the proposal from E.L. Pruitt Co. and authorize staff to <br /> proceed with the piping replacement project. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> The City of Decatur owns and maintains the Decatur Public Library building which has multiple <br /> tenants in the building. The entire building shares much of the same mechanical system, including <br /> the plumbing. We recently have been finding pin holes in the hot water side of the system due to <br /> aging galvanized piping. Over the years most of the piping in the building has been replaced with <br /> copper, however with the most recent issue it was discovered that there is approximately 250 feet <br /> of galvanized piping remaining much of it already having failed with temporary patches along the <br /> way. Due to this discovery,we have decided that the risk is too great to keep the hot water supply <br /> active and have had to shut off the water until the piping can be replaced. <br /> The City has solicited and received three proposals to replace all of this remaining galvanized <br /> piping with copper. The proposals received ranged from $26,000 to $37,716. The lowest bidder <br /> has done many projects for the City and also has the availability to do this work immediately upon <br /> authorization. We estimate the work to take about a week,and upon completion the hot water can <br /> be reactivated in these new lines. This work will provide a safer, more reliable plumbing system <br /> in this building that is now used by many tenants. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: City&Library staff. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: City Manager Scot Wrighton or Deputy City Manager Jon Kindseth can <br /> address any questions related to this project. <br />
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