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�0�• fc�� <br /> c <br /> v �s <br /> '/[LINO\S <br /> March 24, 1998 <br /> PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM <br /> NO. 98 - 19 <br /> MEMORANDLJM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: James L. Williams, Jr., City Manager V <br /> Bruce A. McNabb, P.E., Director of Public Works� <br /> Stephen P. Swanson, P.E., City Enginee�,'� <br /> SUBJECT: DeWitt County and Cisco Well Field Study <br /> City Project 9717 <br /> The City Council at its meetin� of October 1, 1997, approved an agreement with Layne <br /> GeoSciences Inc. ("Layne"), to perform a capacity study of the DeWitt and Cisco Well Fields. <br /> The approved fee for the original scope of work is $98,000. Layne has completed their <br /> preliminary research and review of existing records and documents relating to the well fields. <br /> They have advised staff that the pumping tests included in the current scope of work for the <br /> DeWitt Well Field would not provide much additional information to what already exists and <br /> would essentially duplicate previous tests done at the well field. <br /> The pumping test included in the original scope of work was a seven-day test of one of the <br /> wells. This test period was selected based on the limited information available to staff at the time <br /> the scope of work was prepared. It was estimated to represent a reasonable pumping time to <br /> obtain sufficient data for use in evaluating the impacts to the Mahomet Aquifer and estimating the <br /> expected yield from the well field. The decision for the limited testing time was also done to <br /> control project costs. The control related to the City not committing to the more e�ended <br /> pumping tests in the event the data from the shorter duration tests provided conclusive <br /> information about the well field. The information Layne obtained and reviewed in their <br /> preliminary work has enabled it to deternune that the existing data or data obtained from a short <br /> duration testing will not provide sufficient information to make any conclusive determinations <br /> about the well field. <br />