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Effluent from the WWTP that is used for reuse is pre-treated through an RO unit for the reduction of its TDS content prior to its storage in an above-ground 120,000-gallon tank. The effluent is then pumped for irrigation of the city’s golf course and parks. The effluent that is not intended for reuse is discharged into six Class V underground injection wells along with the reject from the RO system. The eight-inch diameter injection wells are constructed of schedule 40-inch PVC cased to 60 feet below land surface with an injection interview between 60 to 90 feet below land surface. The injection wells are gravity-fed from a 28,000-gallon effluent polishing tank. Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Project: N/A Owner: Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Owner Contact: Tom Morgan, (305) 296-2454 Provided operating services – either on a full-time or relief basis – to all of the FKAA’s wastewater plants until all serves were brought under direct service by FKAA personnel, including emergency relief operations, weekend and holiday staff coverage, and sampling of their various facilities. • Little Venice WWTF – Previous plant compliance evaluation, contract operations, staffing, sampling, training of FKAA personnel, provision of written operating procedures. • Bay Point WWTF – Operations staffing, sampling, training of FKAA personnel, provisions of written operating procedures • Duck Key WWTF – Operations staffing, sampling, training of FKAA personnel, provision of written operating procedures • Layton WWTF – Sampling, relief operation staffing Aloha Utility System – Pasco County Project: N/A Owner: Florida Governmental Utility Authority Owner Contact: Charles Sweat, (407) 629-6900 Before it was purchased by the Florida Governmental Utility Authority, this system was the second largest privately owned utility in Florida, serving a population of about 40,000 in the Tampa Bay area with more than 15,700 customer service billings sent and collected monthly. All combined water treatment processes are permitted at 2.17 MGD with 500,000-gallon ground storage capacity. The system receives its water from nine Team Proposal Florida Governmental Utility Authority 62
supply wells and County Interconnect, located throughout the Aloha Gardens section of the utility. The wastewater treatment system allows mechanical screening and grit removal, and consists of: • A 500,000-gallong aerated influent equalization basin • Two 0.65 MGD treatment trains consisting of two aeration basins and three clarifiers • A 0.8 MGD treatment train consisting of four aeration basins and one clarifier • An intermediate pumping station • Traveling hood effluent filter • Existing sand filter consisting of seven 78.5-square-foot filter cells • Two baffled chlorine contact chambers with a combined volume of 95,504 gallons • Three aerated sludge holding tanks, each with a total volume of 128,000 gallons • More than 2.3 million gallons of reject effluent storage in a lined pond • A 5-acre on-site reclaimed water storage pond with a volume of 17.1 million gallons North Fort Myers Utility System – Lee County Project: N/A Owner: Florida Governmental Utility Authority Owner Contact: Charles Sweat, (407) 629-6900 Quality water is delivered to approximately 1,900 customers and is supplied through two raw water ground source wells and treated at the aeration/chlorination-type water facility. There is one water treatment plant, two potable water wells and 10 groundwater monitoring wells within the facility. It services roughly 252 acres of the Pine Lake country club and Lake Fairways mobile home park. Also includes the Del Prado Wastewater System as well as a 3.5 MGD wastewater treatment plant providing advanced secondary wastewater treatment for public access reuse. Wastewater services are provided to 11,342 residential and 399 business customers along 385,000 linear feet of gravity pipelines and 307,000 linear feet of wastewater forcemain. System infrastructure includes 104 duplex pumps stations, 95,000 linear feet of reclaimed water forcemains, and one deep injection well. Team Proposal Florida Governmental Utility Authority 63
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AGREEMENT This Agreement is made an
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ARTICLE 5 PAYMENT PROCEDURES 5.1 Pa
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ARTICLE 11 CONFLCIT OF INTEREST The
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties her
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Work Authorization No. USW 11-02 to
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Item Florida Governmental Utility A
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Final Completion August 1,,2OLl D.
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February 8, 2011 Honorable Mayor Mi
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Table of Contents Florida Governmen
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Water and Wastewater Management GSG
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Page 52 and 53: Other Projects: • City of Umatill
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Page 69 and 70: Benjamin M. Fries TREATMENT PLANT D
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