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METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO 2009 BUDGET 69000 M and O - STICKNEY DIVISION OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAM SUMMARY PROGRAMS BY PRIORITY: 2007 Budgeted Change Number Name Actuals Positions Dollars Dollars Percent 3300 Dewatering $7,664,900 2009 34 $8,228,876 $365,241 4.6 h) 2008 35 $7,863,635 3900 Solids Processing - Indirect Costs $8,018,800 2009 57 $8,021,519 $151,739 1.9 i) 2008 57 $7,869,780 4000 Flood and Pollution Control $720,800 2009 5 $923,374 ($38,173) (4.0) 2008 5 $961,547 4200 Waterways Control and Stormwater Reservoirs $179,600 2009 3 $191,300 $3,900 2.1 2008 3 $187,400 4210 Maintenance of Waterways $209,700 2009 0 $90,300 $10,300 12.9 2008 0 $80,000 4400 Aeration Facilities $0 2009 0 $0 ($99,000) (100.0) j) 2008 0 $99,000 4900 Flood and Pollution Control - Indirect Costs $331,500 2009 2 $641,774 $46,627 7.8 2008 2 $595,147 5000 Solids Utilization $10,368,000 2009 13 $9,749,053 $227,570 2.4 2008 13 $9,521,483 5100 Solids Drying $2,430,600 2009 1 $87,200 $600 0.7 2008 1 $86,600 5200 Solids Distribution $5,543,900 2009 2 $7,624,635 $172,541 2.3 k) 2008 2 $7,452,094 5900 Solids Utilization - Indirect Costs $2,393,500 2009 10 $2,037,218 $54,429 2.7 2008 10 $1,982,789 7000 General Support $2,451,000 2009 20 $2,913,749 ($76,660) (2.6) 2008 20 $2,990,409 Totals $93,732,390 2009 464 $103,563,000 $7,923,400 8.3% * 2008 461 $95,639,600 $0 h) Increase due to: furnish, deliver, and install a new liquid CO2 storage tank ($250,000); maintenance of contol system at post digestion centrifuge ($55,000); and maintenance of switchgear at post digestion last performed in 2005 ($50,000). i) Increase due to replacement of electric personnel carriers ($80,200) and replacement parts for post digestion centrifuges ($74,800). j) Correction of cost assignment to Program 2212 - Blowers and Air Mains, from prior years incorrect Program 4410 - Instream Aeration Facilities. k) Increase due to contracted rate adjustment for pelletizer operation in 2009 ($200,000). * The 2009 position total for the Stickney Service Area is 464. There are 6 additional positions funded by the Stormwater Management Fund. 314 314
METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO 2009 BUDGET 69000 M and O - STICKNEY DIVISION PERFORMANCE DATA Program 2007 2008 2009 Number Measurable Activity Title Actual Budgeted Estimated 1000-2900 Collection and Treatment Collect and Treat Sewage at the Stickney Water Reclamation Mil. Gallons 267,549 300,000 300,000 Plant Cost $55,963,790 $58,124,981 $65,342,527 a) Cost/Mil. Gallons $209.17 $193.75 $217.81 3000 Solids Processing Remove 155,000 Dry Tons of Solids and Process 200,000 Dry Dry Tons 156,316 200,000 200,000 Tons of Solids (Includes 45,000 Dry Tons from North Service Area) Cost $24,228,800 $24,041,180 $24,634,297 b) from Concentrated Sewage Through Various Systems Including Cost/Dry Ton $155.00 $120.21 $123.17 Heated Digestion, Centrifuging, Concentration, and Aging Low Solids Sludge and Centrifuge Cake in Lagoons 4000 Flood and Pollution Control Operation and Maintenance of the Waterways to Minimize Area Flooding and Pollution 4200 Minimize Area Flooding and Pollution of Lake Michigan Reservoirs 6 4 6 Through the Continuous Control of Water Levels in Major Cost $179,600 $187,400 $191,300 Rivers and Canals and the Operation of Retention Reservoirs Cost/Reservoir $29,933.33 $46,850.00 $31,883.33 4210 Maintenance of the Waterways and Canal Banks Within the Waterway Miles 100 100 100 Jurisdiction of the District. Activities Include Debris Removal, Cost $209,700 $80,000 $90,300 Insect and Rodent Control, Bridge Repair, and Aeration Costs Cost/Mile $2,097.00 $800.00 $903.00 Along Navigable (76 miles) and Non-Navigable (24 miles) Waterways 4400 Aeration Facilities Cost $0 $99,000 $0 c) 4900 Flood and Pollution Control - Indirect Costs Cost $331,500 $595,147 $641,774 5000 Solids Utilization Utilize Further Dewatered Sewage for Application at Final Dry Tons 89,517 97,000 101,000 Utilization Sites Such as Daily Cover for CID Landfill, Final Cost $10,368,000 $2,721,483 $2,279,553 d) Cover of Landfills, and Farm/Land Application Cost/Dry Ton $115.82 $28.06 $22.57 5271 Pelletizer Disposal Dry Tons 553 54,750 54,600 Control management and disposal of solids by private Cost* $0 $6,800,000 $7,469,500 e) contracts Cost/Dry Ton $0.00 $124.20 $136.80 7000 General Support Technical and Administrative Support for Other Departments' Cost $2,451,000 $2,990,409 $2,913,749 Activities Indirectly Related to the Operational Activities of Collection and Treatment, Solids Processing, Flood and Pollution Control, and Solids Utilization Division Total $93,732,390 $95,639,600 $103,563,000 a) Increase largely due to: increased requests for electrical service for the Main Stream Pumping Station (MSPS) and other TARP facilities, ($783,300); increased requests for electrical service for pumping stations in the SWRP service area, ($340,800); rehabilitate the aeration blowers ($1,211,000); building reroofing ($656,000); new contract to modify and replace diffuser piping in the primary channels and tanks, ($350,000); increases in expoxy flooring and resurfacing projects, ($280,000); painting of battery final tanks, ($233,000); rehabilitate tide gates and stop logs in the SWRP service area last performed in 2005, ($200,000); and master plan energy review, ($500,000). b) Increase due to furnish, deliver, and install a new liquid CO2 storage tank ($250,000); replacement of electric personnel carriers ($80,200); replacement parts for post digestion centrifuges ($74,800); maintenance of control system at post digestion centrifuge ($55,000); and maintenance of switchgear at post digestion last performed in 2005 ($50,000). c) Correction of cost assignment to program 2212 - Blowers and Air Mains, from prior years incorrect program 4410 - Instream Aeration Facilities. d) Decrease due to reallocation of pelletizer electrical cost from general solids utilization to direct pelletizer operation ($469,500). e) Increase due to contracted rate adjustment for the pelletizer in 2009 and the direct allocation of electrical cost to the pelletizer facility, ($669,500). * Dry tons utilized for initial testing in 2007. Payment for pelletizer operations withheld until all operational testing complete. 315 315
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METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT OF GREATER CHICAGO<br />
2009 BUDGET<br />
69000 M and O - STICKNEY DIVISION PERFORMANCE DATA<br />
Program 2007 2008 2009<br />
Number Measurable Activity Title Actual <strong>Budget</strong>ed Estimated<br />
1000-2900 Collection and Treatment<br />
Collect and Treat Sewage at the Stickney <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Reclamation</strong> Mil. Gallons 267,549 300,000 300,000<br />
Plant Cost $55,963,790 $58,124,981 $65,342,527 a)<br />
Cost/Mil. Gallons $209.17 $193.75 $217.81<br />
3000 Solids Processing<br />
Remove 155,000 Dry Tons of Solids and Process 200,000 Dry Dry Tons 156,316 200,000 200,000<br />
Tons of Solids (Includes 45,000 Dry Tons from North Service Area) Cost $24,228,800 $24,041,180 $24,634,297 b)<br />
from Concentrated Sewage Through Various Systems Including Cost/Dry Ton $155.00 $120.21 $123.17<br />
Heated Digestion, Centrifuging, Concentration, and Aging Low<br />
Solids Sludge and Centrifuge Cake in Lagoons<br />
4000 Flood and Pollution Control<br />
Operation and Maintenance of the <strong>Water</strong>ways to Minimize Area<br />
Flooding and Pollution<br />
4200 Minimize Area Flooding and Pollution of Lake Michigan Reservoirs 6 4 6<br />
Through the Continuous Control of <strong>Water</strong> Levels in Major Cost $179,600 $187,400 $191,300<br />
Rivers and Canals and the Operation of Retention Reservoirs Cost/Reservoir $29,933.33 $46,850.00 $31,883.33<br />
4210 Maintenance of the <strong>Water</strong>ways and Canal Banks Within the <strong>Water</strong>way Miles 100 100 100<br />
Jurisdiction of the District. Activities Include Debris Removal, Cost $209,700 $80,000 $90,300<br />
Insect and Rodent Control, Bridge Repair, and Aeration Costs Cost/Mile $2,097.00 $800.00 $903.00<br />
Along Navigable (76 miles) and Non-Navigable (24 miles) <strong>Water</strong>ways<br />
4400 Aeration Facilities Cost $0 $99,000 $0 c)<br />
4900 Flood and Pollution Control - Indirect Costs Cost $331,500 $595,147 $641,774<br />
5000 Solids Utilization<br />
Utilize Further Dewatered Sewage for Application at Final Dry Tons 89,517 97,000 101,000<br />
Utilization Sites Such as Daily Cover for CID Landfill, Final Cost $10,368,000 $2,721,483 $2,279,553 d)<br />
Cover of Landfills, and Farm/Land Application Cost/Dry Ton $115.82 $28.06 $22.57<br />
5271 Pelletizer Disposal Dry Tons 553 54,750 54,600<br />
Control management and disposal of solids by private Cost* $0 $6,800,000 $7,469,500 e)<br />
contracts Cost/Dry Ton $0.00 $124.20 $136.80<br />
7000 General Support<br />
Technical and Administrative Support for Other Departments' Cost $2,451,000 $2,990,409 $2,913,749<br />
Activities Indirectly Related to the Operational Activities<br />
of Collection and Treatment, Solids Processing, Flood and<br />
Pollution Control, and Solids Utilization<br />
Division Total $93,732,390 $95,639,600 $103,563,000<br />
a) Increase largely due to: increased requests for electrical service for the Main Stream Pumping Station (MSPS) and other TARP facilities, ($783,300);<br />
increased requests for electrical service for pumping stations in the SWRP service area, ($340,800); rehabilitate the aeration blowers ($1,211,000);<br />
building reroofing ($656,000); new contract to modify and replace diffuser piping in the primary channels and tanks, ($350,000); increases in<br />
expoxy flooring and resurfacing projects, ($280,000); painting of battery final tanks, ($233,000); rehabilitate tide gates and stop logs in the SWRP<br />
service area last performed in 2005, ($200,000); and master plan energy review, ($500,000).<br />
b) Increase due to furnish, deliver, and install a new liquid CO2 storage tank ($250,000); replacement of electric personnel carriers ($80,200);<br />
replacement parts for post digestion centrifuges ($74,800); maintenance of control system at post digestion centrifuge ($55,000); and maintenance of<br />
switchgear at post digestion last performed in 2005 ($50,000).<br />
c) Correction of cost assignment to program 2212 - Blowers and Air Mains, from prior years incorrect program 4410 - Instream Aeration Facilities.<br />
d) Decrease due to reallocation of pelletizer electrical cost from general solids utilization to direct pelletizer operation ($469,500).<br />
e) Increase due to contracted rate adjustment for the pelletizer in 2009 and the direct allocation of electrical cost to the pelletizer facility, ($669,500).<br />
* Dry tons utilized for initial testing in 2007. Payment for pelletizer operations withheld until all operational testing complete.<br />
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