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ATl'ACfIM�NT A <br /> scoi�L or scxviccs <br /> Owner: City of Decatur, Illinois <br /> Project: South Water Treatment Plant <br /> SaE'e Drinking Water Act Compliance Study <br /> l;ngincer: Black & Veatch LLP <br /> The Scope of Services for the SDWA Compliance Study is as follows: <br /> '1'aslc 100 - lnitial Project Meeting <br /> Engineer will conduct an initial meeting with Owner's staff and engineering team <br /> members to establish lines of communications and review the �roject scope and <br /> schedule. Following the meeting, tour the treatment facilities and discuss system <br /> performance with the operations staff. Identify current operating practices, past <br /> operating problems, and any anticipated difficulties in meeting impending regu(atory <br /> requirements. <br /> 'I'aslc 200- llata Acquisition and Review <br /> Engineer will collect existing information relevant to the evaluatioii of tlie water <br /> treatment facilities, including plant operating rerords, data frorn in-house and <br /> inclepenclent analyses of water quality parameters, and applicable previous reports fro►u <br /> the past fiscal year aiid studies. Analyze monttily plant operations renorts from the <br /> past fiscal year and other water quality data, including raw and treated water quality, <br /> filter perforitiance clala, finislied water turbidities, coliform bacteria, chloriiie resicivals, <br /> chemical feed rates, and plant production rates. Analyze one cycle (generally three to <br /> five years) of other pertinent data for organic contaminants, pesticides, trace inorganic <br /> chemicals, and lead and copper concentrations. <br /> Task 300 - �valuate Compliance witl� Existing Regulations <br /> Engineer will evaluate compliance with existing state and federal drinking water <br /> regulations. The summary will include (but not be limited to ) the 1986 and 1996 <br /> Amendinents to tlie Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and the regulations <br /> promulgated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in response to this <br /> legislation and otlier state and local drinking water regulations. The results of this task <br /> will be used to define if the water treatment facility is curreutly meeting all SDWA <br /> requirements and any exceptions will be noted. Documentation and tabular listing of <br /> all contaminants will not be made. Regulations to be considered under this are: <br /> A-1 � <br /> SL�VZ4:IN�1 <br /> 42ti/��N <br />