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i <br /> Initial contact r+ith the Snohomish Public Utility Distric[ has been <br /> made as to tl�� scope and loca[ion of our Proposal. Their immediate <br /> response was that system capacity will not be a problem bec:ause of <br /> thei_ plans to increase their transformer capaci[y in the area in <br /> order to satisfy [he needs of the Boeing expansion. They Eeel that <br /> this new sub-station capacity will be of sufficient size [o satisy our <br /> total energy needs. <br /> As o�ir plans become more solid, and when drawings along with actual <br /> electrical J.oads can be identified, the P.U.D. will then prepare an <br /> officisl response. <br /> 'LI-16-b Co�unication systems will be provided by the General Telephone Company. <br /> Our brief discussions with the telephone planners indicate [}iat sufficien[ <br /> capacities are being planned to accommodate the Boeing expansion and <br /> [hat the residual capacity of their new equipment will be moxe than <br /> adequate for our needs. <br /> II-16-c Preliminary inquiries with Mr. Hagland of the City of Everett, Public <br /> Works Department, indicates that for our initial three to four year <br /> water requirement the existing system is capable of supplying cur needs. <br /> However, our long range requirements will require additional storage <br /> capacity in [he system. The City is currently developing long range <br /> plans to provide additional storage capacity for this area. The long <br /> range water needs for our future development will be discussed in detail <br /> during tlie preparation and revieu of our long range plan for this site. <br /> ilater needs for Phase I are estimated at 100,0�0 C.F./month. <br /> II-16-d Our Proposal is to connect to the existing 24 inch main sewer line at <br /> Powder Mill Gulch. All connecting feeder lines will be installed per <br /> the Public Works Depar[ment recommendations. Our initial Phase I <br /> developmen[ will not include any water using manufactur:ng procasses. <br /> During the operation of our Phase I planning, there would nor. be a need <br /> for extensive industrial waste water discharge such as we presently <br /> u[iliie at our Evergreen SJay facility. Projected quantities of waste <br /> water are shown in [t.e aUove section of this report. However, a small <br /> neutralization facility will be utilized by uur Fl�ke Laboratory B.�ilding <br /> for the purposc of neutralizing the acidity of va[ers used during <br /> laboratory testing. <br /> II-16-e All storm drainage systems along with retention pond as required, will <br /> be installed per the new City Drainage Ordinance. <br /> II-16-f All sol.id waste will be disposed of Uy means of private contract with <br /> established firms doing business in the City of Evere[t. <br /> -$- <br /> v <br />
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