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Water Division
• Passed Water Department inspection and audit from California Department of Public Health.
• Met and complied with Valley Air Resources Board inspections for stand by generators.
• Rehabilitated Water Well #11, including installation of an updated electronic motor control to
regulate the start-up and shut-down to minimize water hammer in the system
• Maintained the compliance with Federal and State water quality monitoring schedules
• Created and delivered 2011 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) to the citizens of Reedley
• Installed 2 Seatrain storage units to create additional storage in the Water Division Yard
• Provided detailed spreadsheet and information regarding Metron water meters to consultant.
• Properly abandoned 3 wells; (Well #1-removed from service; Well #2-shallow, open bottom
well, #4-shallow, open bottom, standby well struck by vehicle-not a viable candidate for
rehab).
• Maintained Water System compliance with State and Federal Regulations.
• Created and linked monthly reporting spreadsheets to help reduce time expended on
monthly reporting.
• Created standby generator testing spreadsheet to comply with Valley Air Board regulations.
• Replaced 80 feet of 4 inch steel water main with new 6 inch C900, including 5 new water
valves. The project spanned 15 th street from alley to alley.
• Completed new water main installation for Health Care Clinic on Washington Ave, including
over 200 feet of new water main, 5 mainline valves, 2 services and 1 fire hydrant.
• Researched and purchased new backhoe for water division.
• Completed 2011 CCR/DWR Report/CDPH Annual report.
• Provided Orange Cove with emergency water from a designated fire hydrant. Water Division
staff purchased and installed an approved backflow device in order to facilitate water
deliveries via tanker trucks for Orange Cove.
• Processed over 700 Underground Service Alerts (USA’s) to mark Water, Sewer and Storm
Drain locations throughout the City.
• Complied with Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Regulations 3 (UCMR3). This is the third
stage of federal regulations directed at monitoring of new constituents that may be harmful
to the public.
Solid Waste Division
• Extended the Street Sweeping Contract for an additional three years.
• Organized and executed a successful city wide clean-up event.
• Implemented AB341 along with Sunset Recycling Services.
• Continued to improve and implement the city wide Leaf Clean-up and Christmas Tree
Program.
• Continued to implement the city wide replacement of bins and beautification plan.
• Installed scales on existing disposal trucks.
• Installed rear view cameras on disposal trucks.
• Updated routing schedules.
• Initiated a commercial account audit.
• Worked with the AB939 Committee to renew and/or modify the existing MOU and move
forward with the permitting and design plan of a Regional Household Hazardous Waste
Facility.
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CITY OF REEDLEY
ADOPTED BUDGET 2013-2014