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Committee to seek board approval for emergency electrical repairs, culvert design and filter-panel refurbishment
Summary
Staff asked the committee to place an emergency electrical-repair invoice ($13,100), a proposed culvert engineering contract ($42,613) and a possible $250,000-$300,000 filter-panel refurbishment RFP before the board; the committee agreed to forward these items for board consideration.
Travis described a burned 480V feeder to a wastewater-plant filter panel and a temporary workaround that uses a wall socket to operate 110V equipment. He said the estimated full replacement and wiring cost is "About $13,000," and staff requested authorization to add the repair to the board agenda because the expenditure exceeded the general-manager spending limit.
Staff also presented photos and a rough vendor estimate for refurbishing six corroded tertiary filter panels (coatings and tear-down) with a notional cost between $250,000 and $300,000 and asked for committee blessing to prepare an RFP. Separately, Corey described an emergency sinkhole and failing pipes on Para Drive and proposed engaging Dimicelli for engineering, survey and preliminary design at an estimated $42,613 so the project can be designed before the rainy season; the committee agreed to forward those items to the board for approval and funding.
