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EVERETT CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET 2. <br /> PROJECT TITLE: <br /> Professional Services Briefing COUNCIL BILL# <br /> Agreement with HDR Proposed Action Originating Department Public Works <br /> Engineering Inc. for the Pre- Consent Contact Person John Nottingham <br /> design Study of the Final Action Phone Number (425)257-8872 <br /> Effluent North Pump Station First Reading FOR AGENDA OF December 23, 2015 <br /> and Chlorination Building Second Reading <br /> Third Reading <br /> Public Hearing <br /> Budget Advisory Initialed by: <br /> Department Head <br /> • CAA <br /> Council President PP <br /> Location Preceding Action Attachments Department(s) Approval <br /> Water Pollution Control None Professional Services Public Works, Legal <br /> Facility Agreement, Scope of <br /> Services (Exhibit A) <br /> Amount Budgeted $10,850,000 Fund 339 <br /> Expenditure Required $356,061 WO# 3614 <br /> Budget Remaining $10,493,939 <br /> Additional Required -0- <br /> DETAILED SUMMARY STATEMENT: <br /> The Water Pollution Control Facility(WPCF) Final Effluent North Pump Station(FEN PS) discharges <br /> treated effluent to the Snohomish River from the northwest corner of the treatment ponds. The pump station <br /> was designed for an ultimate capacity of 60 million gallons per day(MGD). However, due to hydraulic <br /> limitations in the delivery system to the station and in the layout of the station itself,the currently capacity is <br /> just over 40 MGD. <br /> Pre-design study work will include a hydraulic analysis of the flows through the treatment pond system, into <br /> the pump station and out to the river to ensure the complete system is capable of producing a discharge of 60 <br /> MGD. The study will also include the preliminary design of the replacement of the existing Chlorine <br /> Building. This building was constructed on wooden piles in 1970. The pilings have reached the end of their <br /> useful life and are subsiding due to deterioration. The existing building is also undersized and does not meet <br /> current codes in regard to storing treatment chemicals. <br /> RECO IMLNDxTIO Lii_ ouCsiRci ofC1.i <br />
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