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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Utilities Committee 2008-12-11fi AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK UTILITIES COMMITTEE 8:00 a.m. Thursday, December 11, 2008 Preparation date: December 1, 2008 ACTION ITEMS PUBLIC COMMENT Liaht and Power Department 1. Contract Award to ESC, Inc. for Distribution System Engineering Services a. Request to award based on proposal received. REPORTS: Financial Reports 1. Light and Power Financial Reports from Steve McFarland 2. Water Financial Reports from Steve McFarland Liaht & Power 1. Update on Marys Lake Road Bridge Utility Crossing Water 1. Public Information Notice on Lead Action Levels in Drinking Water 2. Marys Lake Water Treatment Plant Update Â£[ No reports Note: The Utilities Committee reserves the right to consider other items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. Cynthia Deats From: EP Administration [ir3045@estes.org] Sent: Monday, December 08,2008 2:22 PM To: Cynthia Deats Subject: Job Done Notice(Send) ***************************** *** Job Done Notice(Send) *** ***************************** JOB NO. 0943 ST. TIME 12/08 14:16 PGS. 1 SEND DOCUMENT NAME . TX/RX INCOMPLETE ----- TRANSACTION OK 5869561 KEPL 5869532 Trail Gazette 5861691 Channel 8 6353677 Reporter Herald 5771590 EP News ERROR ----- 1 AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK UTILITIES COMMITTEE 8:00 a.m. Thursday, December 11, 2008 Preparation date: December 1, 2008 ACTION ITEMS PUBLIC COMMENT Light and Power Department 1. Contract Award to ESC, Inc. for Distribution System Engineering Services a. Request to award based on proposal received. REPORTS: Light and Power 1. Light and Power Financial Reports from Steve McFarland 2. Update on the Marys Lake Road Bridge Utility Crossing Water 1. Water Financial Reports from Steve McFarland 2. Public Information Notice on Lead Action Levels in Drinking Water 3. Marys Lake Water Treatment Plant Update I[ No reports Note: The Utilities Committee reserves the right to consider other items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. TOWN of ESTES PARK Â® Utilities Department INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM ESTES PARK COLORADO DATE: December 2,2008 TO: Utilities Committee FROM: Todd Steichen SUBJECT: Contract Award to ESC, Inc. for Distribution System Engineering Services BACKGROUND In the interest of system reliability and redundancy the Town of Estes Park Light & Power Dept. sent out an RFP for Electrical Engineering Services to identify the existing pitfalls & bottlenecks in -- the primary distribution system. The scope of services include the followina: 1. Research and record existing conditions. 2. Develop an affordable workable plan for resolving the problems. 3. Establish plans, specifications and bid documents for future bidding and subsequent construction. 4. Oversee and provide construction management services and proiect inspection. 5. The Town will supply our Milsoft system model of the electrical distribution system. 6. A budget of 1.5 million is available for design and construction thru mid 2010. 7. Work on the proiect is to begin on or by January 5,2009. We received the following response: Electrical System Consultants $263,460.00 Black & Veatch No bid, no adequate resources at this time. HDR No bid, no adequate resources locally. ESC prepared Estes Park Light & Power's last long-range plan including proiect contracts. We have worked with them successfully over the years on several contracted proiects. BUDGET (Account # 502-6501 -560.22-02 / P.306 / Engineering.) This account contains $300,000.00 for the distribution system electrical engineering services. 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(BEE'Lt'6'9) ffâ‚¬'*EE ZEO'88['I 889'958 (658'1751) (8[ I'86) [t'L'95 [{luoul 10; uo!:!God tisen u! 03uctio 108'8Â£9'!IS 01*'985'ES [08'869'[[$ 008'8Â£9'[IS joueleq puty (aiqusn) potouisalun Nuipuli Total Revenues 773,924 861,628 87,704 9,019,527 9,779,356 759,829 0.086 0.091 11,359,221 9,77 , 56 86% VAR VAR Per kWh Per kWh 2007 2008 0.000 0.000 Operation and Maintenance Expense W COMPARISON 10AO San[IOAN Jo Kouo!0 UOP/SSOOXH) lejolqns venues Expenditures TOWN OF ESTES PARK LIGHT AND POWER TRENDS Type Summary Date October-08 12 - month moving average Total % Total % of Avg Avg Avg # of accts KWH Growth Revenues Total Rev % Cum Rev/KWH KWH/Cust Rev/Cust r Residential 7.603 4,148,742 0.5% $400,884 44% 44% $0.0971 546 $52.74 Gen Serv Small 1,652 2,136,753 0.3% $201,683 22% 66% SO.0945 1.293 $122.06 Gen Serv Large 98 2,851,751 0.4% $182,871 20% 86% $0.0642 28,966 $1,857.25 r Residential Demand 362 695,531 0.0% $66,227 7% 93% $0.0993 1,924 $183.14 r Res Energy / Time of Day 254 434,803 0.7% $29,207 3% 97% $0.0694 1,716 $115.25 Municipal 62 222,856 -1.4% $18,411 2% 99% $0.0827 3,644 $301.05 RMNP - Small Admin 21 73,942 -31.3% $3,427 0% 99% $0.0467 3,521 $163.19 RMNP - Large Admin 6 64,769 0.9% $2,951 0% 99% $0.0461 10,795 $491.87 r Res Basic Energy 22 32,397 0.5% $2,922 0% 100% SO.0917 1,488 $134.15 Wind Power 125 0 0.0% $1,185 0% 99% N/A N/A N/A GSS - Comml - Energy TOD 13 20,164 0.8% $1,451 0% 100% $0.0731 1,551 $111.59 GSL- Comml- Time of Day 1 11,303 2.2% $875 0% 100% $0.0805 0 $0.00 Outdoor Area Lighting 17 0 0.0% $261 0% 100% N/A NA N/A r Res Time of Day 0 0 #DIV/0! $0 0% 100% #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! RMNP - Administrative 2 454 -10.0% $29 0% 100% N/A N/A N/A 10,238 avg $912,384 100% annual revenues at this pace: $10,948,607 budget: $10,686,947 projected over/under: | $261,660 I 1 1.- 9%34 GO -P......1....I.- 1 1 21 16 *be r 4 444 Â«i GA /9............................... /40:5 10,200,000 ~ Budgeted enues at Current 000'008'6 L&P Revenue Progress 11,000,000 - * .1 + '006 + 10,800,000 10,400,000 - 10,000,000 000'009'6 - 000'00*'6 - 000'003'6 000'000'6 11 1 â‚¬4,1 1. i 2%43,4 2,44tz. . ~PER 1 54*:'* .*7 c.35.1 61*F.: - 63500 --j>idi?Â¢9~JEN>*t))(ik]IWEEM:' i r,1 * Ifi-4 1-4/fily kiki~ 2> ./. i=Ir rÂ»f R 43~ RS. yÂ·9~ , 0%.93./ * 0 2 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 *f t 2 9- 0 0 0 0 r- V- - â‚¬0 g} â‚¬e 5 Budget ienjoÂ¥ I 000'000'0 LS 9001 zooz 900Z L&P Budget vs (Projected) Actuals $11,000,000 Â· :- $10,200,000 000'008'6$ -- 000'009'6$ ---- 000'00*'6$ -Â·Â·Â·Â· 000'001'6$ 000'000'6$ 1 1 1-er . r.,4 ".1 1 1. 0 1 4. ..1 -1 1 , - 11 , f t/B 0 5 449 0%4 Z #44 r-I f./ -HME >I. -9.=t 924 )7 > .5 0 4?4**fi #*.4.- 1 a A ' â‚¬*A* *4204& *%84 IJ I. /1 1 1< A.:lili 2. 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Â£ g 6 V X g 0 L C 2 - -Al/ & O OCT VAR VAR Per Gal Per Cial Budget D YTD % 2007 2007 2008 20()8 of Bu get 56'E 800'0 LOO'O (68*'9IL) 561'Â·701'Â£ 908'88Â£'E u,gnx) EBE'Zi;Z E-I I'6*E sainlipuad,3 'mol MONTH TO DATE YEAR TO DATE YEAR TO DATE 9EV0ZE (Â£80-Â£2.9) (LLt''ZOE) 9Ef-OEE Â£06-1 19 (-2/'6) 619'9 990-91 4]uoul 101 1101 11Sod lise, u, ailuell) 605-ZLI't'$ 8% ZE81$ 60Â§'ELI'ti 805'ELI'M woueleq punJ (Mqusn) poloulsalun Nuipull 9Â£L Â£*9 V/N (921'Â£*9) 9EZÂ»9 0 , 100 10Â£ sjoinos -10410 01 pae<Olje paAI+00.1 1~Se.) Beginning unrestricted (usable) balance 5.616 $3.8 2.083 000'0 100'0 METE 920 E-9 331/UDS Jqaa ZOO 0 100'0 (9Â£5'Â£90 LBE'ILS (:96-50 Â£8t,lEi lelide,) 000'0 000'0 9Â£6'9 *16 06 Â£ Ix,-1) LEO'01 ino s.[Nsuen Buile.lodo Water sales 231.432 264 204,006 0.00 Plant Development Tap Fees ~16 3) (~FLE P Z98'OSI to'591 @suadle Doucualim?IN pue uot}el:do 11310 (610<*6) (OIE[ZE) Â£06'129 (SEL'6) 8 I Â£ 9 9 60-91 10/,0 SOnll#All Jo'XYUODuopi ALZ~Jibqfs 686'El s lunooov pue liumle mutoisnj Other 25.411 ) Total Revenues 265.169 30,007 Distribution and Maintenance 72,048 L66-6Â£ 19.101109 ptle 11011[LUSIUIUIPV CASH FLOW COMPARISON Water rights Tap Fees peration and Maintenance Expense Source of Supply ATER FUND (2007 CAFR) penditures Revenues 1 TOWN OF ESTES PARK WATER DEPARTMENT TRENDS Type Summary [)ate October-08 12 - month moving average Total % Total % of % of Avg Avg Avg # ofaccts Gal Growth Revenues Tot Revs Cum Rev/Gal Gal/Cust Rev/Cust Urban Residential 2.741 13.136,594 0.9% $86,94() 38% 38% SO.007 4,786 S31.70 Urban Commercial 797 14.585,647 0.7% $61,162 26% 64% SO.()()5 183 10 $76.77 Rural Residential 1316 4,686,54() 0.9% $59,272 26% 90% $0.014 3.559 $45.03 Rural Cominercial 92 1.798,393 2.6% $11,830 5% 95% $0.()()7 19.625 $129.08 Bulk Water 1,604.612 14.5% $ 1 1,944 5% 100% avg: $231,148 100% annual revenues at this pace: $2,773,771 budget $2,645,554 projected over/under: 1 3128,217 1 2440 042*24344Â» : 4 ~444' (262/7 4 iwo 242Â« I e AW - 00- 12) ./ 1â‚¬ r 4 01% 44 /4 en $2,600,000 I Budgeted Revenue~ luenno le SenueAehl. ' 000'00*63$ Water Revenue Progress $3,000,000 *rg# 00 %06 4 $2,700,000 000'00â‚¬'1$ $2,900,000 $2,800,000 $2,500,000 000'OOE'ES 000'00 L'3$ 000'000'1$ . . . -Â· i ***IT+-%- 1- ---4. --* r-= J i -9-- ---3(fihit? - **f' 44 1 11Â·. 1 (,914 Auf,+ i>*feY; ,%$44 y:* *$ 0 J 11 'â‚¬49 ...: Â·.*P; 0 .. (D f \1 0 0 Z fyÂ« 0'1* 74Â¥ta Â·14 CD j U) 4.2 2% ff,4 96,1, # C IJ .,4 ....1 > 6- .1,P '1 , bl < L m V - 1 f CD LL r Â«44~ 44 .r C (10 tot 2 32 -0 0 09 32 \ 0 Of. O 0 0 0 08080 . 4 N 0 06 0 Â·4 2006 zooz 9001 %00-Z Actual Water revenues over/beyond Budget 16.00% p. p t. . ' Â· Â·Â·-- + %00'0 %00 E- -4.00% TOWN of ESTES PARK Utilities Department Â® INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM ESTES PARK COLORADO DATE: December 2,2008 TO: Utilities Committee FROM: Todd Steichen SUBJECT: Mary's Lake Bridge Utility Crossing 2008 Update BACKGROUND Larimer County's Mary's Lake Bridge Replacement Proiect #268, originally scheduled for 2007 - was postponed until early 2009. Since utility companies are not allowed to attach to Larimer County's new bridge, an under-the-river crossing was required. This proiect is a critical component of the Marys Lake Distribution System upgrade. Light & Power is also upgrading the conductor size and installing switchgear as part of the distribution system improvements for future load and system tie capability. PROJECT UPDATE The Mary's Lake Bridge Utility Crossing 2008 is going well and is on schedule. The contractor started on the North end of the proiect at the intersection on Moraine Ave. & Mary's Lake Rd. They have trenched, installed all the conduits and flow filled going South all the way to the river. Wednesday 11 -26-08 we diverted the river thru (2) 24" culverts and built the water filtration pond. We are starting the under the river crossing Monday 12-1 -08. If all goes as planned we hope to complete the river crossing by Friday 12-5-08. We then plan to complete the trenching & conduit installation on the South side of the river by 12-12-08 leaving us until the end of the month to pull cable, terminate and remove the overhead lines by 12-31 -08 as planned. TOWN of ESTES PARK Uitilities Department Â® INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM ESTES PARK COLORADO To: Utilities Committee From: Jeff Boles Date: 12/11/2008 Re: Informational Report - Lead Adion Level Exceedance History: The original Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) was implemented in 1992 by the EPA and the U.S. Congress. In anticipation of the Rule, the Town of Estes Park contracted with Stewart Environmental in Ft. Collins to perform a corrosion study and treatment recommendation. That study confirmed that the Town of Estes Park's water is very corrosive and that compliance to the LCR would require a treatment modification which involved the addition of zinc orthophosphate, a corrosion inhibiting chemical. The Town of Estes Park began adding zinc orthophosphate in April of 1991, prior to the LCR going into effect. The corrosion inhibitor required an extended time frame to establish protection in the distribution system. As a result the Town of Estes Park exceeded the lead action level in 1992 and was required to perform public education, water quality parameter monitoring, source water monitoring and submitted treatment recommendations to the State for their review. During the intervening years the Town of Estes Park has been in full compliance with the terms of the LCR and the corrosion control program has been regarded as a success. Current: Our current sampling schedule for compliance monitoring is to collect 20 samples every three years from homes that meet the specific EPA criteria for the LCR. In July of 2008 we performed the required sampling and in October received the laboratory results which indicated that the lead concentration was above the action level (AL). Compliance for the LCR action level is at the 90th percentile of sample(s) taken for lead and copper. In July's sampling the 90th percentile copper sample was below the action level but the 90th percentile lead sample exceeded the action level. What action is needed: Exceeding the EPA's lead action level is not a drinking water violation, nor does it mean that the water is not safe to drink. The LCR is the only Safe Drinking Water regulation which employs an "Action Level". The maximum contaminant level (MCL) for lead is 50 ppb; the action level (AL) for lead is 15 ppb. The action level is intended to serve as a warning that a process review which may include revisions and or adiustments in treatment should be preformed to optimize water quality to the consumer. We will now be required to follow the same process as in 1992, performing public education, water quality parameter monitoring, source water monitoring and will need to submit treatment recommendations to the State for review by May of 2009. The public education portion includes mandatory language that is to be used and mailed to all our customers annually (until 2 consecutive 6 month samples with results below the action level are completed) as well as posted in the local newspapers. (Attached) An increase in sampling will take place until there are 2 consecutive 6 month periods with results below the action level. This schedule will be determined by the State after review of our treatment recommendations submitted in May 2009. We are currently in the process of gathering data for review of the corrosion control process, setting up coupon testing with the manufacturer of the corrosion inhibitor and collecting additional samples to assist in making our recommendation to the State. We believe that due to the previous success of the program utilizing zinc orthophosphate as the corrosion control inhibitor we will have success in optimizing this program to meet the LCR. 0 z 1 - co MLE-z#10 *Ei' 0 ZE t O-3 <,0,0 3 9 0 #smjE+8Â§82 3 561*i!15~5tz:. 50 Â¢ 663*0 8Wolb ;WOLU I 04 B 0.4 LE b zi O Z ~0800:9:06z<@ EE ILWM Z <nu.z.asws Z 4 wl-Â·gm.ZO~O~>1 0 U Â°zm&59902 z-'â€¢Â·22~11N* 4.Â«al - .1 0. t Z z~Trwew~ - i Z 1 wh o o ZE il ~ 1 4 Â©NUNHU â€¢ -=Â£1/lifill- Town of Estes Park Water Department PRSRT STANDARD MAIL 577 Elm Road U.S. POSTAGE PAID P.O. Box 1200 PERMIT NO. 126 ESTES PARK, CO Phone: 970-577-3619 Fax: 970-577-9354 ANDERSON, JILL M & WILLIAM E-mail: tblaue@estes.org PO BOX 20503 ESTES PARK ESTES PARK, CO 805110503 6. 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If you live in a Lead in drinking water, although rarely the sole cause of lead poi- high-rise building, letting the water now before using it soning, can significantly increase a person's total lead exposure, may not work to lessen your risk from lead. The plumbing particularly with infants who drink b y ormula or concentrated systems have more, and sometimes larger pipes than juices mixed with water. The EPA estim tes that drinking water smaller buildings. Ask your landlord for help in locating can make up 20% or more of a person's total lead exposure. the source of the lead and for advice on reducing the lead but enters the water supply primarily as a result of corrosion of 2. Use cold water t-or cooking and preparing baby formula wn progra es or plu s contain- since 1986, notify the plumber who posu@0!I V 'PE@I JO Opl?Ul St OUTI -IMENA 041 01 0 leg J -TPUT 192 Ole SIOAOI letpl A\OIDI materials containing lead in the supply 1 s and household Lead dissolves more easily in hot water. 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SOÂ® UIENOD 'pO~'19np PIOH ~~ lue)!.PUBIS E @sod ue) pe@7 '12113,6 pue 'talinad p.07 Â·Apoq InoA stalua ipliul 001 41 111Ipail in .JO sjunoluy -ualuoa lueuS@Id pue lIa Ippil] BunOA 01 SI lbII Il,tualu 1211IIOU 1.Il'AOp AAOIS UED SlInpe 1.Illq JUOX e 'uollippe UI *93!poq BulaoIN .10 1uouidoIDA@p Ie)isk~ PU~ Â·JO 93311109 I.plk) lor.luoo 0 u 1 9011100 Ual.p REId w nking water. Al ed to replace lead service lin s t at we Â·slpnoill ligip ui pool Ed Aluo &341 21116 9)IEUI 01 All re uire en s of TOWN of ESTES PARK Â® Utilities Department ESTES PARK INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM COLORADO DATE: December 11,2008 TO: Utilities Committee FROM: Jeff Boles SUBJECT: Marys Lake Water Treatment Plant Update We have prepared a Powerpoint presentation illustrating the progress on tile proiect to date. [I 1-1Â¥; Marys Lake Water -- Treatment Plant W The new stairwell has been framed and the ~ concrete walls to floor level have been poured. i,-lurr' Update on the Upgrade ~,0 as of December 4,2008 j The steps will be completed after . g 3. I additional equipment is Â£,- ~ installed. a.- . Â¢ 8 . i dtlitr,A~6ifz==1 -- ~ 11\ After the hole was cut into the building (below) the stairwell walls were prepared Preparations 1 3 (/en) Cut Lines jillf I 4 ."- 6 6 fi~ r 1, 1 + t.'.... 1............... *in : 4 f....0,Â«fl& 1 2 9.200.. 1 4 .......... .....4. Pipe Room Converted to Fit New Equipment 1 r . i r.Ar - - 1 li .'i -7....2/1 11--==FAr. 1 ~ '1*~4.,re.~- ~ 1. Pipe room prior to demo/ition -- 2. All pipes were removed in preparation to cut the wall. 4/'ll/*0/54.il t!@1~ 3. A doorway was cut into the wall, allowing access lid'Ii,"Ellhivilfi,Ii for new equipment (shown covered in plastic.) Stage Two Membrane Filtration 4 I. 1 ... The old filtration system contained a layer of anthracyte coal and under that, a layer of sand 1 (above). 1 4 A// of this material was ~ ~ ~ 41"9.1 removed and the framing for the membrane 12.04 cassettes is being installed (right). 2 b,Al . a D , '1 lA f > 1 A 0, I . 1. ...... frl/Â¥7 1 Z Â·1 - 1TV, 1. Prior to installation, the electrical system needed to be removed. f 2. Demolition of existing electric. 3. New electric conduits were installed along the ceiling. 31 Sedimentation Tank Converted To First Stage Pump Room The pumps for the first stage membrane filtration rl........rill will be housed in this tank. All of the old tube- settler supports (right), were removed and a tank 1~ N,~ and access pipes were installed. 9 . 1 1./Illy -211 , ..4-4 * h~ * -7lâ€ž 1 0421.,Muy 3 r#â€¢ma i Ilm > 5 , tri*Le,2--- d . '/2 94. -:i..+:i. 4 .1 Y -, A 1 . A 1 P . 1 9*94 ' 0 ./ ....2{. r i i , 2% .: 1 h - 1 1. a 1. 9 #4 1 Â· - u. 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