County plans RFP to replace corroding schedule‑10 sprinkler pipes at Hyder
Facility staff reported recurring leaks in thin schedule‑10 sprinkler piping installed in 2007 and recommended seeking bids to replace pipe sections — likely in phases — with thicker PVC to avoid recurring costly repairs and service disruptions.
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County facilities manager Dougie (first name used in meeting) briefed commissioners on Jan. 15 about recurring leaks and severe corrosion in Hyder’s sprinkler piping, which was installed to a minimum schedule‑10 thickness in 2007. Dougie said an approved $55,000 capital allocation for a mandated five‑year flush would likely be wasted on repairs because the piping is too thin and porous.
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