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Robinson Engineering reports progress on altitude valve project; EPA-required risk and resilience task order coming
Summary
Robinson Engineering reported that the Kill County altitude valve project has passed pressure and bacteria tests, paving and building work are nearly complete, and a task order will be brought next month for the federally required Risk and Resilience Assessment and Emergency Response Plan.
A Robinson Engineering representative told the board the Kill County altitude valve project is progressing: pressure and bacteria tests have passed, paving and much of the building work is complete, and remaining items include louvers, electrical, and SCADA work.
The representative also said the firm will present a task order next month to perform a Risk and Resilience Assessment and Emergency Response Plan—documents described in the meeting as required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to be updated every five years.
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