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, � � <br /> �s��.Df C9 <br />� ti <br /> � <br /> c <br /> v �o <br /> �,■��� <br /> r <br /> ��LINO�Y <br /> December 10, 1996 <br /> PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM <br /> NO. 96-86 <br /> MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: James L. Williams,Jr., City Manager <br /> Bruce A. McNabb,P.E., Director of Public Works � <br /> John A. Smith,Water Production Manager <br /> Stephen P. Swanson,P.E., City Engineer/� <br /> SUBJECT: Water Resources/Storage/Production Study <br /> Lake Shelbyville Alternative Analysis <br /> At the October 28, 1996, City Council meeting City staff presented its recommendations for <br /> water system improvements following the completion of the Water Resources / Storage / <br /> Production Study (RSP Study) prepared for the City by HARZA Consulting Engineers and <br /> Scientists and staffs review of the RSP Study. In response to staffs presentation, there were <br /> questions by Council Members about the determinations made in the report and by sta.ff regarding <br /> the use of Lake Shelbyville as a source of water to meet the City's needs. The questions were <br /> essentially about the preliminary feasibility analyses and costs developed for Lake Shelbyville as a <br /> water source. <br /> The questions and comments indicated an interest by Council to have the feasibility of using <br /> Lake Shelbyville more fully examined. Subsequent to the meeting, staff contacted HARZA and <br /> requested a proposal for performing a more detailed Lake Shelbyville feasibility analysis. The <br /> decision to use HARZA was based on their background knowledge and information developed on ' <br /> this matter while preparing the RSP Study. � <br />