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sprayfield coverage. and nitrate levels too
hi.fjh. Hr. NcMeth continued to give a Historical revievJ
start ing with Harch. 1990. when Baskerville- Donovan, Inc.
was ned
reta:~ prov:, de . Iilastewater enr;ineering services
to
up to Decer,.ber 3, 1991. when the current engineers
progress report # 3 was being given. He then provided
Council with a cost estimate breakdown on the vJBstewater
treatment plant and effluent disposal system
i.mprovements. He pointed out the estimate on December
2, 1991 VJas $ 360. 000 less than the estimate made on
January 18. 1991. v,lhile the cost : in some areas
increased, some areas were alleviated. Hr. HcHath
provided an in:itjal capital cost con! parison betvleen a
J " lIed pend and a concrete ground storage tank. T1JE:'
0;- die J '~ rled
tot",)J:< ('( rond , jaG $ 218. 000. and the total
cost of the concrete ground storage tank was $ 420. 000.
He also provided a comparison of effluent ar;e iBsues
sto:::.
between the two. Finally, Hr. !: 1cHath went ovp~'
anticipated future activities.
During his presentation. Hr. Hdlath addressed questions
and concelns expressed by Council on the wastewater
systems.
The City Hanager commented at the workshop Vihi,eh vlas
conducted at tI,e goJf eoun; e and sewer pJant, lie asked
if there vlere any object ion to the tank on the gol f
COUTse. If tl1er-e were no objections. he would instruct
the engineer to proceed with that type of program. He
mentioned at the last Council meeting the issue was
raised that Council had not voted on whether or not a
tank should be placed on the golf course. He now asked
Council : i f the
PI0cE'(-' cJ::
ngs should be continued for the
tank. Nicholson
HI'. asked fOl the issue to be placed on
the agenda for the next Council Meeting. The City
Hanager :'_ nfoymed it will be on the agenda for the
12- 10- 91 Regular Council Heeting.
