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2010-26
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2/16/2010
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off meeting identified in Subsection 1.1.2 the Engineer anticipates that liquid and solids <br />treatment strategies will be discussed and finalized to the extent that preliminary process <br />modeling can be completed. <br />1.3.2 Evaluate four potential WWTP sites. For each potential site, the Engineer will take into <br />consideration how each site can be connected to the existing or future wastewater conveyance <br />system. The Engineer will consider distance from the conveyance system to the potential site, <br />plant discharge locations and topographic features that may create hydraulic challenges. <br />1.3.3 Evaluate up to three different technologies for solids treatment based on input received <br />from the City during the kickoff meeting. The Engineer will include in each technology <br />evaluation an assessment of land requirements, e.g., acre/dry ton solids throughput, capital <br />cost/dry ton throughput, odor potential, power, and annual operating and maintenance ("O&M") <br />costs. During the kick-off meeting, the Engineer will facilitate a discussion regarding the <br />potential for the City to lead an effort to construct and operate a regional biosolids facility <br />because of the potential economic advantages associated with constructing and operating a larger <br />regional facility. However, for the purpose of this proposal, efforts associated with assisting the <br />City in pursuing a regional facility have not been included. Should the City wish to include this <br />activity, it can be scoped and provided later as an additional service. <br />1.3.4 Evaluate no more than three different liquid treatment strategies. Results of the liquid <br />process modeling will be used to establish preliminary process layout configurations, footprint <br />requirements and associated planning level capital cost requirements. In addition, as part of the <br />liquid process modeling, the Engineer will consider impacts of the different solids treatment <br />options on liquid treatment. In order to limit liquid treatment scenarios for consideration, the <br />Engineer will first complete the solids treatment analyses to an extent that will narrow solids <br />treatment options to one preferred alternative, which the Engineer will then use in all liquid <br />process modeling evaluations. <br />1.3.5 Provide the City with electronic copies of the following deliverables: <br />a) Technical memorandum documenting the solids treatment evaluations and the <br />recommended option. This evaluation will consider up to three technologies and will <br />present information described in Subsection 1.3.3. <br />b) Technical memorandum documenting liquid treatment evaluations. The Engineer <br />will provide modeling results, ability to meet anticipated permit requirements, <br />resultant footprint requirements and preliminary capital cost information. <br />1.4 TASK 4 - ALTERNATIVE DISCHARGE EVALUATION <br />The Engineer will: <br />1.4.1 Evaluate up to four potential receiving streams within the anticipated vicinity of the <br />WWTP. The Engineer will conduct this evaluation in a two-step process. Initially, the Engineer <br />W W WTP Site Location Assessment - CH2M Hill <br />4
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