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R2001-190
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AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF WORK ORDER NO. FOUR TO V3 MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT
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10/15/2001
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LEGAL DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM <br /> No. 2001-19 <br /> October 3, 2001 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Steve Ga ity Manager <br /> John W. C , Corporation Counsel <br /> RE: Decatur Bu mess Center- Environmental Remediation <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: Council should approve a wark order <br /> authorizing the closing of a water treatment facility at the Decatur Business Center. <br /> BACKGROUND: Several years ago it was observed that there was some environmental <br /> contamination present in the discharge of water from the Decatur Business Center site into an <br /> adjoining creek. At that time, the several parties jointly investigating the site (and the adjoining <br /> Zexel property) decided to install a facility to treat the water from this particular outfall before it <br /> entered the creek. It has operated since that time, with the four parties (the City, Zexel, Mueller <br /> and Borg Warner) sharing the cost. <br /> It has now been determined by the parties' consultant that this facility is no longer <br /> necessary (since the contamination is no longer present), and the parties wish to shut it down. <br /> Staff concurs with that recommendation, and is forwarding to Council a resolution that would <br /> approve a work order doing just that. The estimated cost of the City's share for shutdown is <br /> $6,950.00. (The City is currently spending in excess of $4,000 per year for operation and <br /> maintenance of the system.) <br /> Staff recommends that this resolution be approved. <br /> POTENTAIL OBJECTION: None of which City staff is aware. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: John Couter(424-2807); <br /> JWC:ps <br /> cc: Wendy L. Morthland <br /> Steven G. Jones <br />
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