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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O. BOX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708-7018
(714) 962-2411
November 3, 1987
REMINDER
RE: CHANGE IN NOVEMBER REGULAR JOINT MEETING DATE
DISTRICTS NOS. lJ 2J 3J SJ 6J 7J llJ 13 & 14
FROM NOVEMBER 11 TO NOVEMBER 18J 1987
10844 Ellis Avenue
Fountain ValleyJ California
This is to remind you of the Boards' action changing the Regular
November Joint Board Meeting date from Wednesday, November 11,
1987, at 7:30 p.m., to Wednesday, November 18, 1987, at 7:30 p.m.,
due to the Veteran's Day holiday.
A regular meeting notice and agenda material will be mailed to you
prior to the November 18th meeting date.
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O. BOX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708-7018
(714) 962-2411
November 10, 1987
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING
DISTRICTS NOS. lJ 2J 3J SJ 6J 7J llJ 13 & 14
WEDNESDAYJ NOVEMBER 18J 1987 -7:30 P.M.
10844 Ellis Avenue
Fountain ValleyJ California
The next regular meeting of the Boards of Directors of County
Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange
County, California, will be held at the above hour and date.
Scheduled Upcoming Meetings:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NONE SCHEDULED
FISCAL POLICY COMMITTEE -Thursday, November 19th, at 5:30 p.rn.
"--" DISTRICT 11 Tuesday, November 24th, at 5:30 p.rn.
JOINT BOARD AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING DATES
Joint Board Meetings Executive Committee Meeting3
November Nov 18, 1987 None Scheduled
(NOTE: This is a
change from the regular
meeting date of 11/11/87
which is Veteran's Day)
December Dec 09, 1987 None Scheduled
January Jan 13, 1988 Jan 27, 1988
February Feb 10, 1988 Feb 24, 1988
March Mar 09, 1988 Mar 23, 1988
April Apr 13, 1988 Apr 27, 1988
May May 11, 1988 May 25, 1988
June Jun 08, 1988 Jun 22, 1988
July Jul 13, 1988 Jul 27, 1988
August Aug 10, 1988 None Scheduled
September Sep 14, 1988 Sep 28, 1988
October Oct 12, 1988 Oct 26, 1988
November Nov 08, 1988 None Scheduled
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BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
· County Sanitation Districts
of Orange County, Callfomi1
JOINT BOARDS
REGULAR MEETING
NOVEMBER 18J 1987 -7:30 P.M.
Post Office Box 8127
~ 1 0844 Ellis Avenue
Fountain Valley, Calif., 92708
Telephones:
Area Code 714.
540-2910
962-2411
AGENDA
In accordance with the requirements of California Government
Code Section 54954.2, this agenda is posted not less than 72
hours prior to the meeting date and time above. All written
materials relating to each agenda item are available for public
inspection in the Office of the Board Secretary.
In· the event any matter not listed on this agenda is
proposed to be submitted to the Boards for discussion and/or
action, it will be done in compliance with Section 5•954.2, or
as set forth on a supplemental agenda posted not less than 72
hours orior to the meeting date.
Cl> Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation
(2) Roll call
(3) Appointment of Chairmen pro tern, if necessary
(4) Consideration of motion to receive and file minute excerpts
of member agencies relating to appointment of Directors, if
any. (See listing in Board Meeting folders)
(5) Public Comments: All persons wishing to address the Boards
on specific agenda items or matters of general interest
should do so at this time. As determined by the Chairman,
speakers may be deferred until the specific item is taken
for discussion and remarks may be limited to five minutes.
(6) The Joint Chairman, General Manager and General Counsel
present verbal reports on miscellaneous matters of general
interest to the Directors. These reports are for
information only and require no action by the Directors.
(a) Report of Joint Chairman
(b) Report of General Manager
(c) Report of General Counsel
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(7) EACH DISTRICT
ACTION: If no corrections or amendments are made, the
foll~wing minutes will be deemed approved as u mailed and be so ordered by the Chairman:
District 1 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 2 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 3 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 5 -October 14, 1987 regular, and
November 10, 1987 adjourned
District 6 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 7 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 11 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 13 -October 14, 1987 regular
District 14 -October 14, 1987 regular
(8) ALL DISTRICTS
Consideration of ·roll call vote motion ratifying payment of
claims of the joint and individual Districts as follows:
(Each Director shall be called only· once and that vote will
be regarded as the same for each District represented unless a Director expresses a desire to vote differently for any
District.) See pages "A"· and "B"
ALL DISTRICTS
Joint Operating Fund $
10/14/87
463,791.64
127,713.74
151,493.88
Capital Outlay Revolving Fund -
Joint Working Capital Fund
Self-Funded Insurance Funds
DISTRICT NO. 1
DISTRICT NO. 2
DISTRICT NO. 3
DISTRICT NO. 5
DISTRICT NO.· 6
DISTRICT NO. 7
DISTRICT NO. 11
DISTRICT NO. 13
DISTRICT NO. 14
DISTRICTS NOS. 5 & 6 JOINT
DISTRICTS NOS. 6 & 7 JOINT
DISTRICTS NOS. 7 & 14 JOINT
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8,841.83
1,765.49
24,928.62
12,101.33
5,654.69
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34, 168. 87
6,434.84
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10, o o o, oo o. o o
9,066.62
2,765.56
566.14
$10,849,324.91
10/28/87
$1,054,834.15
234,208.60
130,541.54
4,959.13
237.44
28,972.73
2,017.21
29,706.89
683.39
4,309.80
14,312.18
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79,325.42
32.51
2,376.72
$1, 586 '517. 7t .J
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!" 9 ) CONSENT CALENDAR -ITEMS 9 ( a) THROUGH 9 ( n ) .
All matters placed on the consent calendar are
considered as not requiring discussion or further
explanation and unless any particular item is
requested to be removed from the consent calendar by
a Director, staff member, pr member of the public in
·attendance, there will be no separate discussion of
these items. All items on the consent calendar will
be enacted by one action approving all motions, and
casting a unanimous ballot for resolutions included
on the consent calendar. All items removed from the
consent calendar shall be considered in the regular
order of business.
Members of the public who wish to remove an item
from the consent calendar shall, upon recognition by
the chair, state their name, address and designate
by letter the item to be removed from the consent
calendar.
The Chairman will determine if any items are to be
deleted from the consent calendar.
Consideration of action to approve all agenda items
appearing on the consent calendar not specifically
removed from same, as follows:
ALL DIS~RICTS
(a) Consideration of motion to receive and file bid
tabulation and recommendation and awarding
purchase order contract for Purchase of Ferric
Chloride, Specification No. P-105, to Chemwest
Industries, Inc. at a unit cost of $220.90 per dry
ton plus sales tax, for a one-year period
beginning December 1, 1987, with option for a
one-year extension (estimated annual cost
$1,475,175.00). See page "C"
Cb) Consideration of motion receiving and filing bid
tabulation and recommendation and awarding
purchase order contract for Purchase of Hydrogen
Peroxide, Specification No. P-106, to Van Waters &
Rogers, Inc. at a unit cost of $3.443 per gallon
plus sales tax, for a one-year period beginning
December 1, 1987, with option for a one-year
extension (estimated annual cost $65,692.00).
See page "D"
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(9) ALL DISTRICTS (CONSENT CALENDAR continued)
(c) Consideration of the following actions relative to
Electrical Reliability Project at Plant No. 1,
Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid):
(1) Consideration of motion approving Change
Order No. 10 to the plans and specifications
for Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid), authorizing an
addition of $121,877.34 to the contract with
Margate Construction, Inc. which includes
additional work required to upgrade
Westinghouse electrical equipment to
accommodate major upcoming projects that will
be energized by the equipment; for
installation of an additional circuit breaker
for the new chlorinator; construction of a
new duct bank for the barscreen feeders;
providing a temporary transformer for Power
Building 2; extending conduits and cables for
a motor control center in Power Building 2;
relocating transformer pressure ga~ges; a
credit for deficient asphalt paving; and
granting a time extension of 217 calendar
days for said additional work and for late
delivery of District-furnished equipment.
See page "E"
(2) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-141,
accepting Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid) as complete,
authorizing execution of a Notice of
Completion and approving Final Closeout
Agreement. See page "F"
(d) Consideration of motion approving Change Order
No. 8 to the plans and specifications for
Electrical Reliability Facilities at Plant No. 2,
Job No. J-6-2, authorizing an addition of
$24,113.00 to the contract with Kiewit Pacific Co.
for changes to the contractor-furnished
Westinghouse switchgear and equipment to
accommodate upcoming jobs that will be energized
by this electrical equipment, and granting a time
extension of 182 calendar days for said changes
and for late delivery of District-furnished
equipment. See page "G"
(e) Consideration of the following actions relative to
Surge Tower Modifications at Plant No. 2, Job
No. J-15-1:
(1) Consideration of motion approving Change
Order No. 2 to the plans and specifications
for Job No. J-15-1, authorizing an addition
of $102,824.00 to the contract with Advance
Constructors, Division of Zurn Constructors,
Inc., for repairing an undisclosed 6-inch
effluent line from Surge Tower No. 2; removal
of undisclosed underground obstructions;
District-requested delays in installing an
8-inch gas line to accommodate operational
needs; additional sandblasting and protective
painting; providing additional labor,
materials and equipment including hard-hat
diver to divert flows; replacement of
handrail support brackets on Surge Tower
No. 1 catwalk; and granting a time extension
of 20 calendar days for completion of said
additional work. See page "H"
[ITEM (9)(e) CONTINUED ON PAGE 5]
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(9) ALL DISTRICTS (CONSENT CALENDAR Continued)
(e) C2) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-142,
accepting Job No. J-15-1 as complete,
authorizing execution of a Notice of
Completion and approving Final Closeout
Agreement. See page "I"
Cf) Consideration of the following actions re Primary
Clarifiers Nos. 6-15 and Related Facilities at
Reclamation Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-33;,and
Digesters Nos. 11-14, Sludge and Gas Handling
Facilities at Reclamation Plant No. 1, Job
No. Pl-34:
(1) Consideration of motion authorizing the
Selection Committee to solicit proposals and
negotiate an agreement for design of Job
No. Pl-33 which includes covered primary
sedimentation basins for 60 mgd, odor control
facilities and equipment for efficient
operating and maintenance, utilities, outlet
pipes and relocation of digester cleaning
beds.
(2) Consideration of motion authorizing the
Selection Committee to solicit a proposal
from John Carollo Engineers and negotiate an
agreement for design of Job No. Pl-34, which
includes four new digesters, utilities,
sludge storage, gas handling and related
facilities and equipment.
Cg) Consideration of motion authorizing the Selection
Committee to solicit proposals and negotiate an
Engineering Services Agreement for design and
construction services relative to Underground Tank
Replacement at Plant No. 1, Specification
No. R-027-1, and Underground Tank Replacement-at
Plant No. 2, Specification No. R-027-2.
Ch) Consideration of motion authorizing the Selection
Committee to solicit proposals and negotiate a
Professional Services Agreement for monitoring
background hydrogen sulfide at Plants Nos. 1
and 2 to satisfy conditions of South Coast Air
Quality Management District CSCAQMD) permits.
Ci) Consideration of Resolution No. e7-143, approving
Fourth Amendment to the Amended Joint Powers
Agreement Creating an Agency to be known as the
Southern California Coastal Water Research Project
Authority, providing for an increase in ~he
Commission member's compensation from $50 per
meeting to $100 per meeting. See page "J"
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9) ALL DISTRICTS (CONSENT CALENDAR Continued)
(j) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-144, approving
Addendum No. 13 to the Construction Management
Servi.ces Agreement with Butier Engineering, Inc., U
eliminating the expiration date of September 30,
1986 from the agreement in order to provide for
continuation of services required· to assist in the
preparation and processing of a Request for
Reconsideration of the federal and state
construction grant eligibility of a $2.3 million
claim settlement relative to Job No. P2-3-6 and
other disallowed items, until such time as all
appeals relative to the claim settlement are
resolved to the Districts' satisfaction. See page
"K"
DISTRICT 2
Ck) Consideration of the following actions relative
to Engineering Services Agreement with Willdan
Associates for design of Portion of Euclid
Interceptor Sewer, between Edinger Avenue and
Lampson Avenue, Contract No. 2-26-2; and South
Anaheim Relief Sewer, Contract No. 2-27:
Cl) Consideration of motion to receive, file and
approve the Selection Committee
certification of the final negotiated fee
for said services. See page "L".
(2) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-147-2,
approving said agreement with Willdan
Associates, on an hourly-rate basis for
labor plus overhead, plus direct expenses
and fixed profit, for a total amount not to
exceed $260,932.00. See page "M"
DISTRICT 3
Cl) Consideration of motion to receive, file and deny
claim submitted by Sharon R. Young dated
October 14, 1987, in the total amount of $692.06
for damage to her vehicle allegedly caused by a road
construction sign used in connection with
construction of Miller-Holder Trunk Sewer Manhole
(Vault) Rehabilitation at Various Locations,
Contract No. 3-28R-l, and refer to the District's
claims administrator, General Counsel, contractor
and contractor's insurance company for
appropriate action.
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9) DISTRICTS 5 & 6
(m) Consideration of motion to receive, file and deny
claim submitted by William F. McLaughlin dated
October 17, 1987, in an undetermined amount, for
alleged structural damage to his property in
connection with Replacement of Portions of "B"
Trunk Sewer from Bitter Point Pump Station to the
Arches, Contract No. 5-19-RJ, and Replacement of
Lido Force Main, Contract No. 5-26; and refer to
the Districts' General Counsel, liability claims
administrator, contractor and contractor's
insurance company for appropriate action.
DISTRICT 7
<n> Consideration of Resolution No. 87-148-7,
receiving and filing bid tabulation and
recommendation and awarding contract for Fairview
Subtrunk Connection to the Sunflower Interceptor
Sewer, Contract No. 7-9, to Wilson's Equipment·
Rentals, Inc. in the total amount of $65,788.00.
See ·page "N"
END OF CONSENT CALENDAR
(10) ALL DISTRICTS
Consideration of action on items deleted from Consent
Calendar, if any
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Cll) ALL DISTRICTS
Consideration of motion to receive and file Annual Report
submitted by Peat, Marwick, Main & Company, Certified
Public Accountants, for the year ending June 30, 1987 ~.. J
(previously mailed to Directors by auditors) '--'
(12) ALL DISTRICTS
Consideration of actions relative to the Final Supplement
to Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan
Environmental Impact Report:
(a) Verbal staff report
Cb) Consideration of motion to receive and file Staff
Report dated October 21, 1987 summarizing the Final
Supplement to the Joint Treatment Works Wastewater
Master Plan Environmental Impact Report (Copy enclosed
with Directors' agenda material).
Cc) Consideration of motion to receive and file written
comments received after the public hearing on
October 14, 1987, if any (Included in Final Supplement
to Environmental Impact Report).
Cd) Discussion
Ce) Consideration of motion to receive, file and approve
Final Supplement to Joint Treatment Works Wastewater
Master Plan Environmental Impact Report; and certify
that said Final Supplement has been completed in
compliance with the State and Districts' Guidelines
Implementing the California Environmental Quality Act
of 1970, as amended (Copy enclosed with Directors'
agenda material).
(f) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-145, certifying
Final Supplement to the Joint Treatment Works
Wastewater Master Plan· Environmental Impact Report;
making certain findings in connection therewith;
adopting a statement of overriding considerations; and
authorizing filing a Notice of Determination re said
projects (Copy enclosed with Directors' agenda material).
(13) ALL DISTRICTS
Consideration of action re Electrical Reliability for Ocean
Outfall Booster Station pumping:
(a) Verbal staff report
Cb) Consideration of motion authorizing staff to issue a
purchase order agreement to O'Brien Machinery Company
for purchase of Standby Generation Equipment,
Specification No. E-179, which includes five used;
trailer-mounted, diesel-fueled, engine generator sets
for electrical reliability re ocean outfall booster
station pumping, for the total amount of $775,000.00 \._,_)
plus tax and freight, in form approved by the General
Counsel.
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(14) ALL DISTRICTS
(a) Report of the Executive Committee and consideration of
motion ~o receive, file and approve the Committee's
written report of the meeting on October 28, 1987.
(Copy enclosed with Directors' agenda material)
Cb) Consideration of action on items recommended by the
Executive Committee:
·Cl> (a) Consideration of motion to receive and.file
letters from the California Department of
Health Services dated June 19, 1987 and
October 21, 1987, and letter from the Santa
Ana Watershed Project Authority dated
September 1, 1987, requesting an extension
of the interim permit to discharge
pretreated groundwater from the Stringfellow
Waste Disposal Site to the Districts'
sewerage system.
(b) Consideration of motion authorizing and
directing the staff to authorize the Santa
Ana Watershed Project Authority to issue an
extension of the interim California
Department of Health Services (OOHS) permit
to December 31, 1990, for discharge of
pretreated groundwater from the Stringfellow
Waste Disposal Site to the Districts'
sewerage system, in accordance with the same
terms and conditions previously established
by the Boards, and providing that said
extension be subject to continuing
satisfactory progress by OOHS and the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency in
addressing the long-term cleariup solution
for Stringfellow.
(2) Consideration of motion approving revised Policy
Establishing Procedures for Selection of
Professional Engineering and Architectural
Services dated November 18, 1987.
(3) Consideration of motion authorizing the Joint
Chairman to appoint a committee of not less than
three, nor more than five, Directors to review
and submit recommendations to the Joint Boards on
grievances appealed to the Boards of Directors
pursuant to the Districts' employee grievance
procedure.
(4) Consideration of motion.reaffirming Boards'
action of June 10, 1987, approving Agreement for
Oceanographic Services (Specification No. S-042)
with Enchanter, Inc.
[ITEM Cl4)(b) CONTINUED ON PAGE 10]
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(14) ALL DISTRICTS (Continued)
(b} (5) Consideration of the following actions re
proposed Central Power Generation· Systems, Job U
No. J-19:
Ca) Consideration of Resolution No. 87-146,
waiving Selection Committee procedures and
approving Addendum No. 1 to the Professional
Services Agreement with Engineering-Science,
Inc. for preparation of Air Quality
Assessment Model, providing for additional
health risk assessment analyses required by
SCAQMD, for an increased amount not to
exceed $19,100.00 for said work, increasing
the maximum authorized compensation from
$35,145.00 to $54,245.00. See page "O"
Cb) Consideration of motion authorizing the
Selection Committee to negotiate Addendum
No. 1 to the Engineering Services Agreement
with Brown and Caldwell for design of
Central Power Generation Systems, Job
No. J-19, providing for additional services
necessary to support the SCAQMD Permit to
Construct application and processing.
Cc> Consideration of motion authorizing the
Selection Committee to negotiate Addendum No. 2
to the Engineering Services Agreement with
Brown and Caldwell for design of Central Power
Generation Facilities, Job No. J-19, providing
for phased final design of said facilities.
(6) Consideration of motion ratifying action of the
Executive Committee in directing Chairman Polis to
discuss with the Orange County Division of the
California League of Cities the possibility of
working jointly with the Districts for legislative
relief to exclude essential public services, such as
sewerage agencies, from the South Coast Air Quality
Management District's rules and regulations
requiring expenditure of public funds to acquire and
purchase air emission offset credits.
(7) Consideration of motion authorizing staff to
negotiate an agreement with Sur-Lite Corporation for
Purchase of Three (3) Waste Digester Gas Flares for
use at Reclamation Plant No. 1 and Treatment Plant
No. 2 (Specification No. M-031) for a total amount
not to exceed $350,000.00; and authorizing staff to
negotiate agreements with on-site contractors for
installation of said equipment, for consideration by
the Boards.
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ALL DISTRICTS
Closed Session: During the course of conducting the
business set forth on this agenda as a regular
meeting of the Boards, the Chairman may convene the
Boards in closed session to consider matters of
pending or potential litigation, or personnel
matters, pursuant to Government Code Sections 54956.9
or 54957.6.
Reports relating to Ca) purchase and sale of real
property1 Cb) matters of pending or potential
litigation1 Cc) employee compensation1 or which are
exempt from public disclosure under the C.alif ornia
Public Records Act, may be reviewed by the Boards
during a permitted closed session and are not
available for public inspection. At such time as
final actions are taken by the Directors on any of
these subjects, the minutes will reflect all required
disclosures of information.
Ca) Convene in closed session, if necessary
Cb) Reconvene in regular session
Cc) Consideration of action, if any, on matters considered
in closed session.
Cl6) ALL DISTRICTS
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
Cl7) DISTRICT 1
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
Cl8) DISTRICT 1
Consideration of motion to adjourn
Cl9) DISTRICT 3
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
C20) DISTRICT 3
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(21) DISTRICT 5
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
C22) DISTRICT 5
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(23) DISTRICT 6
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
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(24) DISTRICT 6
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(25) DISTRICT 7
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
(26) DISTRICT 7
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(27) DISTRICT 11
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
it.ems, if any
(28) DISTRICT 11
Consideration of motion to adjourn to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday,
November 24, 1987, at the District's Administrative Office, to
review long-term financial projections re District's capital
and operating requirements.
(29) DISTRICT 13
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
(30) DISTRICT 13
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(31) DISTRICT 14
Other business and communications or supplemental agenda
items, if any
(32) DISTRICT 14
Consideration of motion to adjourn
(33) DISTRICT 2
Other business and communications or supplemental agen~a
items, if any:
Ca) Consideration of motion ratifying action of staff in
procuring materials and services from
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Repairs to the Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer (Specification
No. R-028).
(34) DISTRICT 2
Consideration of motion to adjourn
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MANAGE R'S AGE NDA REPORT
County Sanitati on Districts
of Orange Coun t y , California
JOINT BOARD
Mee t i ng Date
No vember 18 , 198 7 at 7 :30 p.m.
P.O. Bo x 8127 • 10844 Elli s Avenu e
Fountain Vall ey, CA 92728-8 127
Telephone : (714) 962-24 11
The fol l owing is a brief expla nation of the more importan t , non -r outine
items whi c h appe a r on the enc l osed age nda and which are not otherwi s e
self -e xplana to ry . War ran t lists ar e enclos ed with t he age nda mat er i a l
s umm ariz i ng t he bills pa i d si nce the l as t Joi nt Board meet ing.
ALL DI STRI CTS
No . 9(a ): Awar d Purc ha se of Ferric Ch lo ri de, Sp e c if ic at io n No. P-105 .
Th e Di strict s us e ferric ch l or ide fo r ph y s i ca l /c hemi c al adv anc ed prima r y
t re at me nt, digest er ga s sulfi de con trol and as a backu p to chlor in e fo r odo r
control .
The majo r i t y of t he f e r ric ch lor i de dema nd i s fo r phys i cal /ch emical
trea tment to co nti nue t o meet t he NPDE S 30l(h) wa iver pe r mit l imitatio ns .
Phys i ca l/che mi ca l t r eatment i s an al t ernativ e to con st ru ct ing cos tl y additio nal
seco nda r y treatme nt fac i lities . Chemic a l addit i on enhances settl i ng in the
pr ima r y sediment at i on basin and als o r edu ce s dig ester gas hyd r ogen su lfi de to
mee t SCAQMD r equ irement s .
Sealed bids we r e r ecei ved on October 6, 1987 for furnishing and delivering
fe r r i c chlo ri de fo r a one -year per iod , beg i nnin g Dece mber 1, 19 87 , wit h an
optio n for a one -year extens i on. Two bids were received wi th a high bi d of
5228 .50 and a low bid of $220 .90 pe r dr y to n, plu s applicable sa l es tax . The
low bi d repre s e nt s a decrease of 93 from the cu rr ent yea r 's contra c t with th e
same supplier, which e xpires Novemb e r 30 , 19 87. Bas ed on estimated annual usage
of 6 ,300 dry ton s, the estimated cost is $1,475 ,175 .
Staff rec omm ends award of a contract to Che mwes t Indust r ies for purchase of
fer r i c chlo r i de fo r t he unit pr ic e of $22 0 .90 pe r dry ton, plus applicable sales
tax, f o r a one-ye ar per i od, wit h option fo r a on e -yea r extens i on .
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No. 9(b): Award Purchase of Hydrogen Peroxide, Specification No . P-106 .
The Districts use hydrogen peroxide· to control sulfides in the belt filter
press sludge dewatering facilities. Hydrogen pero xide ha s proven to be l e ss
costly and the most effective method for controlling sulfides in the wor k space
for emplo ye e safety and it also has odor miti gation quali t ies.
Sealed bids were received on October 6, 19 87 for furni s hing and delivering
hydrogen peroxide for a one -year period begi nni ng December l, 1987, with
provisions for a one-year extension . Three bids were recei ved ranging f r om a
high of $3.52 to a low of $3.443 per gallon, plus applicable sales tax . The low
bid represents a decrease of 2.5% from the current year's contract which e xpires
November 30, 1987. Based on anticipated annual usage of appro ximately 18 ,000
gall ons, the estimated cost is $65,692.
Staff recommends award of a contract to Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. for
purchase of hydrogen peroxide, for the unit price of $3.443 per gallon, pl us
applicable sales tax, for a one-year period, with option for a one-year
extension.
No. 9(c ): Ap proval of Change Or der No . 10 for El ectr i c al Relia bili ty
Pro j ect at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl -22 (Rebid ), and Ac c ep t ing J ob as comp lete .
(1 ) Ch a nge Order No. 10
Chan ge Ord e r No. 10 adds $121,877.3 4 and 217 cal endar days to the contract
wi t h Mar gate Con st ructi on f or t he in st al latio n of maste r-planned i mpr ovements to
t he el ectr ica l distri buti on syste m at Pl a nt No. 1 an d wil l br i ng t hi s project to
a cl ose .
Item No . 1 i s t he th ird and l as t item asso ci at ed wi t h c hange s to the
e lect ric a l equi pme nt whi c h a re desi gned t o ac commo date future proj ects at Plant
No . 1 i nclu di ng Hea dwor ks No . 2 and th e od or c ontrol pr oj ects , both r ece nt l y
aw ard ed . It inc ludes 33 sepa r ate c hanges desc r ibed i n the cha nge o r de r that
were made at the facto r y to West in gho use man ufac t ur ed eq uipme nt pri or to
sh i pment i n th e am o unt of $9 0,085 and i nclu des a t ime ex t e ns i on of 90 cale nda r
days . The attendant field ch an ge s relative to thi s wo r k have previously been
app r oved by the Boards under Chang e Or de r No . 4 , Item No . 3 and Change Order
No . 6 , Item No. 1. Be c a use the nego t i atio ns wit h West in ghouse fo r t he wo r k
inc lu de d in t hi s c hange or de r to up g rad e t he eq ui pme nt we r e pr otracted , the
elect r ical modificat i ons were split into the three change orde r s , (Nos . 4, 6
and 10) i n or der to accomp l ish the wo r k and negotiate the asso c iated costs in
the most expedie nt mann e r.
Item No . 2 cons i sts of constr ucti ng a new ductbank wi th electrical circuits
to se r ve t he ba r scr ee ns and co nv ey ors at the Head wor ks fo r the amou nt of $11 ,327
and t wo calenda r day s t i me exte ns i on fo r t he work . Item No . 3 consists of
provid i ng an add i tional circ uit br eake r for a ne w c hlori nator (i nstalled by
staff) at the Head works in t he amo unt of $557 . Item No . 4 consists o f pr oviding
a tempor ar y t r a nsfo r me r at Pow e r Buil din g 2 t o mi nimi ze power outages d urin g
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construction for the amount of $9,729 and two calendar days time e xtension to
accomplish the work. Item No . 5 consists of extending exist ing conduits and
cables to a newly-installed motor control center in Power Building No. 2 for the
amou nt of $10,598 and two calendar days time extensi on to complete the work.
Item No. 6 consists of relocating five transformer pressure gauges at the Power
Buildings in order to provide adequate clearance for the existing bus duct
connections for the amount of $581.34. Item No. 7 consists of a negotiated
credit in the am ount of $1,000 to offset uneven asphalt paving ~ver the new duct
ban k on Fuentes Road. The credit was negotiated instead of requiring the
contractor to repave since pr ojects scheduled in the near future at this
location wi l l require removal of the asphal t . Item No . 8 consists of a time
extension, in accordan ce wi t h Sect i on 50 of t he Spe cifi cat i ons, of 121 calendar
days . This is a day -for -day time extens io n for l ate delivery of District -
fu rni shed electric al equ ipmen t installed by the contractor.
Staff recommends approval of Change Order No. 10 adding $121,877 .34 and 217
calendar days to the contract with Margate Construction, Inc.
(2) Acceptance of Job as Comp lete
Margate Construction has fulfilled all contractual obligations within the
specified time as adjusted . Staff therefore reco mmends adopt i on of the
resolution attached t o the agenda mat erial authorizing acceptance of the work
as complete, execution of t he Final Cl oseout Ag reement , and filing of the
Not ice of Completion as requi red. The final project cost is $3,948 ,95 8 .51 .
No . 9(d): Approval of Cha ng e Order No . 8 for Electrical Reliability
Facilities at Plant No . 2 , Job No . J-6 -2.
Cha nge Order No . 8 adds $24 ,11 3 to the co nt ract wi th Kie wi t Pacific Company
for t he co nst r uctio n of maste r-planned imp ro vements to the el ectrica l
di st ribut io n system at Treatment Plant No . 2.
Item No . 1 consis t s of eig ht sepa r ate factory cha nges to the c ontractor -
fu r nished Westing ho us e switc hgea r and equipme nt necessary to accommodate
upcoming jobs at Pla nt No. 2 t hat will be ene rg ized by this electrical equipment
inc l ud ing the odor co ntr ol pr ojects, and granting a ti me exte ns ion of 90
cale nd ar days required to exec ut e those cha nges . Previo us ly -approved Change
Order No. 4 included the at tenda nt l abor and mate r ial to accomplish the fiel d
wo r k , and this change covers factory costs no t included i n Change Or der No. 4.
Because the negotiations wit h Westinghouse fo r the work inc luded in this chang e
orde r to upgrade the equipmen t were protracted, t he electrical modificati ons
were split in to two change order s (Nos . 4 and 8 ) in or de r to ac complish the wor k
and negotiate t he associated costs in the mo st exped i e nt man ner .
Item No. 2 co ns ist s of a t i me extension, in accorda nce wi th Sectio n 50
of the Spec if ica ti ons, of 92 calendar da ys . Thi s is a day -for -day time
exte nsion for late delivery of Dist r i ct -furnished electrical eq ui pment i nstalled
by the co ntractor.
Staff recommends approval of Change Order No . 8 add in g $24,113 and 182
calendar days to the contract wi t h Kiewit Pacific Company .
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No. 9(e): Approval of Change Order No . 2 for Surge Tower Modifications at
Plant No. 2, No. J-15-1, and Accept ing Job as Complete.
(1) Change Order No. 2
Change Order No . 2 adds $102,824 and 20 calendar days to the contract with
Advance Constructors, Inc. for Surge Tower Modifications at Plan t No. 2, Job
No . J -15 -1 . This contract includes raising Sur ge Tower No . 2 on the Ocean
Outfall and installation of new, larger diameter piping and gates to accom modate
increasing flows and the new Ocean Outfall Booster Pump Station now under
construction.
The first item includes extra costs incurr ed by the contractor when he was
forced to stop the flow from an undisclosed 6-inch effl uent line below grade at
the base of Surge Tower No . 2. The plastic elbow fitting be low ground broke
loo se as a resul t of vibration during pile driving operations. Tempo rary
repairs were required i mmed iately, including excavating to the broken area and
inserting a plug un ti l a permanent connection could be installed . This work was
accomplished at a cost of $8,865. The second item i ncludes extra costs
res ul t ing f r om undisclosed underground obstructions that were found during pile
driving and excavation operations. These obs tructions consisted of r einforced
concrete structures and abandoned sheet piling, a ll of which had to be re moved .
This was performed at a cost of $30,106 . The third i tem is cost of a delay in
which a natural gas line was to be installed, but due to the treatment pla nt
dema nd for natural gas on the planned shutdown day, the outage was po st poned to
another day . This cost the contractor $1 ,447 to re-mob ilize special ity crews
for the rescheduled downtime . Item No. 4 was the necessary additional
sandblasting and pa inting of the inside of gate bo xes, flap gates and piping
that were inspected after the units were opened for mod i fications and f o un d to
be in need of protect ive coating, at a cost of $10 ,350 . The f ifth i tem was the
additional work required to provide a hard -hat diver to block the 78 -inc h f lap
gate closed at the Rothrock Pumping Station and place a pi l low block in the
78-inch line to comp letel y stop the flow and divert it to t he new 60 -inch bypa ss
to Surge Tower No . 2. The d iver was also requi red to bl ock the 84 -inch flap
gate at the Foster Booste r Station to dive rt a ll fl ow to th e 96 -in ch outfa l 1 .
This was ne cessary because pr eviou s attempts by the con tra c t or and the Dist rict
to mechanically close down the wate r in th e Roth r ock Booste r Station to stop the
flow to the 78 -inch line we re unsuccessful. This cost was in t he amount o f
548,300 . The f inal item wa s the replacement of the st eel pipe sleeve handra i l
supports tha t were att ache d to t he top shell of Surge Tower No . 1. The
dete riorated con dit i on of the supports could not be determin ed pri o r to the
removal of the handrail. The addi t ional cost was in the amount of 53,756 to
replace t he supports .
Staff recommends app roval of Cha nge Order No . 2 add ing $10 2,824 for t he
abov e described addit i o nal work and and 20 calen dar days fo r co mpl eting said
wo r k to the contract wi th Advance Constructo rs, Inc .
(2 ) Acceptance of Job as Com pl ete
Adva nce Construct or s , I nc . has fulfilled all contractual oblig ati ons
within the specifi ed and exten ded time . Staff therefore r ecommends adoption
of the resolution attached to the a ge nda mate r ial autho r izing acce ptance of the
work as comp lete, execution of th e final closeout agre emen t and f ili ng of the
Notice of Completion as required. The final pr oject cost is $2,044 ,288 .10 .
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No . 9(f): Autho r izing t he Se l ect i on Committee to Solic i t Proposa l s and
Negot i ate Engineer i ng Serv i ces Agreements for design of Primary Clar i fiers
Nos . 6-15 and Related Faci l ities at Recla mation Pl ant No . 1, Job No. Pl -33;
and Digeste r s No s . 11-14, Sl udge and Gas Handling Facilit i es at Reclamation
Pl ant No . 1 , Job No . Pl-34 .
The l ast i nc r eas e in pr i ma r y c ap ac ity at t he Qoi nt Works was t he addit i on
of 24 mgd at Pl a nt No . 2, c omp leted in 1983 . The 1983 Mast er Pla n for Joint
Works Wastewater Treatment and Di s posa l Fac i li t i es envisioned the addition of 24
mil l ion gall ons a day (mgd) of pri ma r y t re at ment capac i ty at Rec l amation Plant
No . 1 by 1986 . For va r ious reasons, pr i mar i l y t he delay caused while the
format i on of new Distr i ct No. 14 was under cons i derati on by t he Boards, delays
encountered obtaining SCAQM D permi ts and others, the ti me frame for
constructi ng the master -planned Pl an t No . 1 improvements has slipped.
The Master Plan also ca ll s f or 12 mgd of sta ndby pr i ma r y ca pacity at Plant
No . 1 a nd 24 mgd at Pl ant No . 2 f or r e li abi l i t y to al l ow bas in s to be out of
service an d sti ll prov i de equi va l e nt prim ary s ed i me ntat i on treatmen t to assure
ou r ab il i t y to meet t he NP DE S oc ea n di sc har ge re qu irements .
Reclamation Pla nt No. 1 i ncludes 46 mgd of primary sedimentation capaci ty ,
10 mgd for which the faci l ities have exceeded their useful life and a r e
currently being replaced by new basins . At Treatment Plant No . 2, primary
sedimentation basins wi t h a capac i ty of 186 mgd are now in service. The total
pr i mary treatment hy draulic capacity for the two plants, with al l basins
operating, is now 232 mgd . However, curre nt flow is averaging approximately 250
to 260 mgd . We a r e able to handle th e di fference between this des ign treatment
capac i ty and t he actua l vol um e of wastewater treated by temporari ly modif ying
our operat i onal modes and by util i zation of recently inst al l ed phys ical-ch em i cal
adva nced pr im ary treatment f ac iliti e s . Be ca use flows are co ntinuing t o in crease
and the mas te r-pla nned expansi on has been delayed , co nstructio n of the
ori ginal l y-plann ed 24 mgd of primary cap ac ity a t Reclamat io n Plant No . 1 plus
t he cons tr uction of 36 mgd of stan dby capa ci ty t o meet reserve and reliability
requirements f or a total of 60 mg d s hou ld c omm ence im med ia t e l y . As set forth i n
the Supplement to the Joint Tr eatme nt Wor ks Wastewater Ma ster Pl an Environmental
Impa c t Report (see sepa rat e Age nd a Item No . 12), construction of the entire 60
mgd should t ake place at Rec l amation Pla nt No . 1 to both inc r ease cap acity at
Reclamat i on Pla nt No . land incre ase relia bi l ity at bot h pla nts . Pla nt No . l
will in clud e 12 mg d standby . The 24 mgd sta ndby c apa city of Pla nt No . 2 would
be ga ined by reducing the cu rrent dive r sio n of se wa ge from Pla nt No . 1 to Plant
No . 2 (abo ut half of the flo w trib ut a ry to Reclamatio n Plant No . 1 is now
diverted to Plant No . 2). The need for rel i ability at each plant i s greater
than ever, since future re pairs will be both costl i er and take longer to
accomplish because of the installati on of domes over the basins for odor
co ntrol purposes , wh i ch is now under \vay .
The new primary basi ns at Plant No . 1 ar e planned to be located on the
weste rl y side of the plant, immediate ly so uth of the shop and warehousing area .
Th i s area i s now used for d i geste r c l ea ning . The basins will be covered i n
accordance with the policy ado pted by the Boards of Directors to control odo r s .
In addit ion, pursuant to r ece nt Board ap pr ov a l , these new cove r ed basins will be
construc te d in such a manner that t he y wi l l acc ommodate parking on top of the
basins . This can be done at relatively little additional cost and wil l max i mize
utilization o f ex i sti ng lan d . The digester cl e aning beds will be relocated to
the interior of the pla nt in acco r da nc e with the Master Plan.
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Part of the primary treatme nt e xpansion includes constructi on of fo ur
addi t i onal digesters and sl udge and gas handling facilities at Reclam at i on Plan t
No. 1. In accordance with the Ma st er Plan, the new digesters wi l l be l ocated on
the east si de of the plant, northerly of the exi s t ing digester comp l ex an d
adjacent t o the Santa Ana River. The 110 -foot diameter digesters will increase
the nu mber of operating digesters at Re clamation Plant No. 1 f rom 6 (plus a
holding digester ) to 10 (plus a holding digester) and provide some neces s ar y
reserve d i gester capacity. However, as soon as the new digest ers ar e c ompleted
in about three years, four of the existing old digesters will undergo
rehabilitation, two at a time. The rehabilitation efforts on the s e digesters
will take an additional three years; therefore, the net increase in operating
di gest e r s for the first three years will be only two digesters.
Fin all y , the project will incl ude the design and cons t ru ction of t he
ne ces sary utilities and utility tunnels, plant water system, odor co ntr ol
f ac iliti es, di gester gas compre s sor facilities, sludge pu mpi ng and sto rage
f ac i lit ies , and inf l uent and effluent pipe s . The estimated tot a l cost of th e
pr opose d pri mary t r eatment e xpa nsi on at Plant No . 1 is $67 mi l l io n. It i s
an t i cipated that the wor k will be c omplet ed under s everal s ep a ra te c ons t ructi on
pr oject co nt ra cts.
The Dist ricts' environ menta l consul t ant ha s prepared the f i nal supp l em e nt
to the EI R on the current Ma ster Plan whi c h addresses t he above changes in
additi on t o the work pr opos ed under the master plans of support facili t i e s f or
both plan t s adopted by the Boards subsequent to the 1985 EIR. Approval of t he
final s upplement to the EIR i s to be co ns idered at thi s meeting under Age nda
Item No. 12.
Staff i s r ecommendin g t hat the Se l ec ti on Co mmit t e e be a utho ri ze d to
negotiat e fo r t he de s ig n of t he abo ve-desc ri bed wor k und e r two separate
engineering co nt r acts . The first co ntract , fo r d esig n of Primary Clarifiers
Nos . 6-15 and Related Faci l ities at Reclamatio n Pl ant No. 1, Job No . Pl -33,
would include 60 MGD of covered pr ima r y cla r ifie r s , discharge pipes , foul air
scrubbers and relocat ion of digester cleaning beds . This work is relatively
straight-forwa r d e ng in ee ri ng design and , accordingly, proposals will be
solicited from sev e r al e ngi nee r s .
The seco nd contract , Digesters Nos . 11 -14, Sludg e and Gas Handling
Facil i ties at Re c lamatio n Pla nt No . 1 , Job No . Pl -34, would include the four new
digeste r s , sludge sto r ag e and co mpresso r faci l it i es . The pr oposed work includes
dete r min i ng l ocati on and hydr auli c pr ofi l e of t he wo r ks so that the facilities
wi l l be compatible wit h pl anned seco nda r y im pr ov eme nts. Ca r ol lo has been the
Districts' majo r t reatme nt pl ant desig n engi nee r for ma ny yea r s a nd t he i r staff
i s most fam ili ar wi t h the faci l ities a nd our r eq ui reme nt s . Carol l o has designed
simila r sludge digestio n, gas col l ecti ng and gas comp r essio n f ac i lities at both
pl ants and co uld best accommodate the Districts ' needs on this project .
Therefore, staff is recommending that the Selection Committee be authorized to
negotiate with John Carollo Engineers for the design of Job No . Pl-34 and
include in the contract prepratio n of a preliminary design report which will set
sizes, locations and hydraulic grade line fo r both Jobs Nos . Pl -33 and Pl -34 .
The actions appea ri ng on the agenda ar e to authorize the Se le ction
Committee to solicit pr oposals and negotiate engi neeri ng se r vices agreements fo r
the necessa r y des ign work desc ri bed above , including r elated construction
ser vices . Foll ow in g t he Sele ct io n Committee's negotiati ons , the agreements will
be present ed to t he Boa r ds fo r con side r atio n.
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No . 9 (g): Aut horizing the Selection Co mmittee to Sol i cit Proposals and
Negotiate an Engineering Serv i ces Agree ment fo r Design and Cons t ructi on
Se r vi ces re l at i ve to Constr uct i on of Underg r ou nd Ta nk Rep l acement at Plant
No . 1 , Specifi cat i on No. R-027 -1 , a nd Unde r gro un d Tank Re pl ace me nt at Pl ant
No . 2 , Spe ci f i cation No. R-027 -2 .
I n 1985 th e St ate o f Ca l ifo r ni a adop t ed new r egula t io ns concern i ng
unde r gr o un d sto r age t anks . Th es e regulat i ons prov i ded sta nda r ds fo r
monitori ng of new and e xisti ng un derg r oun d tan ks and co nst r uct i on sta nda rd s
for new ta nks. The new reg ul at i ons prov i de fo r do uble-wal l ed ta nk s wi th l eak
detection monitoring c a pability as the st andard fo r all new insta ll at i ons a nd
ha ve caused mo ni to r i ng of ex ist ing t a nks to be so str in ge nt t ha t r eplacement
ma ny ti mes becomes mo r e cos t effect iv e.
I n July 1987, the Di r ec to r s a ward ed a c onstruct i on contract f or the
removal of seve n undergro und fue l ta nks. Th is co nt r act was the fir st phase
of o ur pr ogram to replace unde r gro un d storage ta nks (gasoli ne , di e sel a nd
oi l ) to comply wjth t he new s t at e l aws a nd to upgrade our fue l s t or age
system . Unde r t his co nt ract s i x ta nks at Rec l amat i on Pl ant No . 1 wi t h a
capacity of 23 ,750 gal l ons are bein g r emoved and will be replaced wi t h tw o
new 12 ,0 00 ga ll on t a nks . One 2,00 0 gal l on ta nk at Tr eatmen t Pl a nt No . 2 i s
bei ng removed a nd rep l ac ed wi t h a ne w 12,000 gal l o n tan k . The pro j ec t al so
i nc lude s a compute r iz ed fue l i nve ntory man a geme nt a nd dispensing s ys tem whic h
contro l s acce ss to f uel with a ca r d key s ecurity s yst em.
The seco nd pha se un de r pr op osed con t r acts , R-027 -1 and R-027 -2 , is to
re pl ac e t he e i g ht rema in ing di es el fu el a nd oi l t a nks at Plants Nos . 1 and 2
whil e kee pi ng the existi ng fa ci l i ti es whi c h use the f uel in op er ation . The
eig ht e xist in g tanks st ore 78 ,000 ga llo ns of d i esel fu el and 2 ,000 gallons of
wa ste oi l . The co nsultant wi ll r e vi e w t he Di st r i cts 1 ne eds and r ecomm e nd
ap pr op ri at e r eplaceme nt ca pac ity as par t of t he wo r k.
Staff r eco mme nd s t hat t he Selection Com mittee be auth orized to solic i t
propo sals a nd nego t iat e a n ag r ee me nt f or th e design an d co nst ru ctio n services
for r eplac emen t of th e e i ght r emai ni ng underg r oun d ta nks . Followi ng the
Selec t i on Co mm itt ee 1 s negotiat i o ns , the ag r ee me nt wi ll be prese nt ed to the
Boa r ds for co nsideration .
No . 9(h): Authoriz i ng t he Selectio n Comm i ttee to Solicit Proposals and
Negotiate an Enginee rin g Services Agre ement to Pe r form SCAQMD Required
Monitoring of Backgrou nd Hydroge n Sulfid e .
As a conditio n of 10 different Sou t h Coast Air Qual ity Ma nagement District
(SCAQM D) Pe r mits to Co nst r uct a total of 30 a i r sc r ubbers on 7 differe nt jobs,
the Districts mu st co nd uct a n ai r qua l i ty mo nito r i ng program to dete r mine the
backg r o und hyd r oge n s ul f id e co nc e ntr atio ns at the pla nts 1 boundaries . A pla n
and pro c ed ur es have bee n approved by t he SCAQMD after ove r t wo years of
discussio n with Districts 1 staff . I n the next year , dur i ng f ive significant
weathe r patterns , the hyd roge n s ulf i de co nce ntratio ns and wind speed and
direction will be monitored cont i nuo usly for five days . The monitoring station
will be moved a round each pla nt boundary three t i mes pe r day . The revised
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monitoring plan, described briefly above, has evolved from a one -year cont i nuous
monitoring requirement originally proposed by SCAQMD . The data from this
project may be used to verify that emission limits of hydrogen su l fide in our
sc ru bber exhaust are adequate so that state ambient air quality standar ds are
not violated .
While there is reason to question whether the monitoring will produce
meaningf ul dat a, implementation of this substantiall y mo dified requirement can
now be acc omp lished at a reasonable cost and is therefore recommended by sta ff
to satisfy the SCAQMD requirements . The estimated cost of monitoring is
$35,000 .
The staff i s recommending that the Selection Committee be authorized to
solicit proposals and negotiate an agreement to complete the necessary
monitoring. Following the Selection Committee 1 s negotiations, the agreemen t
wil l be presented to the Boards for consideration .
No . 9(i ): App roving Fourth Amendment to SCCWRP Agreement Pro vidi ng f o r
Increase in Comm issi on Membe rs' Compensation .
The exi sting Joint Powers Agreement f or the Southe rn California Coastal
Water Research Project (m emb er agencies are the City of Los Angel es, City of San
Diego, County Sanitation District No. 1 of Orange County, County Sanitation
District No . 2 of Los Ang eles County and the City of Oxnard) pr ovides that the
Corrmission members be paid $50 per day as compe nsati on for the i r services as
members of the governing boards . The Fourth Amend ment to said agreement
provi des for an increase in the co mpe nsation for Commission memb ers and
alternates attendi ng Commission meetings from $50 .00 to $100 .00 per meeting in
order to be more consistent with current compensation pol i cies of ot her agencies
and special districts . The fee has bee n 550 since SCCWRP was originally formed
in 1969 .
Staff recommends approval of the ame ndment.
No. 9(j): Approving Addendum No . 13 to Construction Management Services
Agreement .
In December 1982, sho r tly before the completion of the largest single
contract under the Plant No . 2 advanced treatment facilities proj ect, the $32 .5
million Job No . P2 -23 -6 , the co ntractor , H. C. Smith Construction Company, filed
a 57 .3 million claim for additional costs the firm contended it had incurred
that were over and above the app roved construction contract requirements . The
construction claim was ultimately settled with the contractor in June , 198 3 by
the Boards for 52.3 million .
Alt hough settlement of the claim resolved the issue with the contractor, it
has requ ired considerable additio na l work to document and support submittal of
the 30 change o r ders and the claim on this project to the State Water Resources
Control Boa r d and the Environme nt al Pr otection Agency for determination of state
and federal construction grant eligibility .
The State Board reviewed our initial request fo r grant funding
reimbursement and denied most items of the claim and a number of change order
items . Following r eceipt of the State 1 s initial responses, the Districts took
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certain actions to prepare a Request for Recons i deration of the State 's
eligibility determination for the claim and change orders. The Boards retained
an expert in grant claims to adv ise us in t he pre pa r ation of a Request f or
Reco nsi der at ion . In addition, we extended an e xis ti ng construction man agem ent
contr ac t with Butier Engineering, Inc. to provide for assistance in the
preparation of the addit i onal backup data for the Request for Reconsideration .
Butier was the construction manager on this si x-yea r project and his intimate
knowledge has been instr umenta l in t he preparatio n of the additi ona l data .
The appea l procedure is a long, drawn -out process . The staff, the General
Counsel, the consu l tant and But i er Engin ee ring In c. wor ke d closely toget her for
man y months and su bm itted formal Requests for Reconsiderati on of t he State
Board 1 s el i gi bi l ity determinations t o the Corps of Eng i neer s (the agency n0\-1
ruling on such requests) i n Apri l of 19 85 . We have now received a response on
the change or der Request fo r Reco nsiderat i on and are in the process of further
appealing some items of that determination to the Environmental Protection
Agency . No response has yet been received on the Request for Reco nsiderat i on of
t he c laim .
The authorization for But ie r Engineering, Inc.'s se rvi ces on these Requests
fo r Reconsideration expired September 30, 19 86 . Staff is recommending approval
of Addendum No . 13 to Butie r's contract to eliminate the expiration date so that
the firm can continue to answer i nquiries from t he State, EPA and the Corps of
Engineers, and to prepare appeals of t heir determinatins, if necessary, once we
recei ve a formal response to our Requests fo r Reconsideration. Addendum No . 13
i s for a tim e e xt ensi on only. No additional funding authorization is necessa r y
at this time .
DI STRIC T NO . 2
No . 9(k): Receive a nd File Selection Committee Certification and Approve
Engineering Services Agree ment with Willdan Associates for Preparation of Plans
and Specifications for a Portion of Euclid Inte r ceptor Sewer, between Edinger
Ave nue and Lampson Avenue, Contract No . 2-26 -2 and South Anaheim Relief Se\-1er,
Contract No . 2-27 .
In September, the Directors authorized the Selection Committee to negotiate
an e ngineering services agreemen t fo r the pr epa r ation of plans and
specifications, including constructi on serv i ces, f or a portio n of the Euc li d
Interceptor Sewer, between Edinger Ave nue and Lampson Ave nue, in the City of
Garden Grove , and t he South Anahe i m Relief Sewer . These sewers were identif i ed
in Amendment No . 1 to the Co nsolidated Master Plan of Trunk Sewers for Districts
2, 3 and 11. Two portions of the Euclid Interceptor Sewer are now under design
by Willdan Associates ; the first, from Orangethorpe Avenue to Broadway Street in
the City of Anaheim , is a joint proj ect with th e City of Anaheim and includes
City road and \'late r im provements . Anaheim \'Ii 11 admi ni st er the contract . The
second, also under design by Willda n , is from Lampson Avenue to Orangewood
Avenue and includes a joint project with the City of Garden Grove incorporating
a city storm drain . The District will administer the construction of this
project .
Contract No . 2-26 -2 will construct an interceptor sewer beginning at
Edinger Avenue, the term inu s of a project completed i n May 1986, to the line
under design in Garden Gr ove at Lampson Ave nue . Th e 3-1/2 -mile project is
expected to cost $8 mi llion and may i nclude a cooperative project with the
Garden Grove Redevelopme nt Agency between Lampson Avenue and Westminster Ave nue.
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Also included is the design of the South Anaheim Re l ief Sewer, Contract
No. 2-27 . This line will connect the Euclid Intercept o r Sewer to t he South
Anaheim Sewer, extending fr om Euclid Street at Ball Ro ad easterl y 1-1/2 miles to
Walnut Street . The estimated cost for this line is $1.5 million.
The constructio n work within the Cities of Santa Ana, Gar den Gro ve,
Anaheim and Fountain Valley is expected to begin in t he Spring of 19 88 . The
wo r k included in the engineering services contract is for t he preparati o n of t he
plans and specif i cations, preliminary surveys, construction survey s and
construction support.
The Selectio n Committee has negotiated a fee for the wor k on an ho url y -r at e
basis plus overhead, direct expenses, subconsu l tant f ees a nd fi xed pr ofi t , for a
total amount not to exceed $260,932 . The actions appearing on the agen d a are t o
receive and f i le t he Selection Committee's certificati o n of t he final ne go tiated
fee for the above wor k and adoption of a resolution appr ov ing an engineer i ng
services agreement with Willdan Associates to provi de the necessary en gi neering
services . A copy of the certification and the resoluti on are att ached wi t h the
supporting documents.
DISTRICT NO . 3
No . 9 (1 ): Receive, file and deny claim submit t ed by Sharon R. You ng and
Paula R. Dente for Alleged Damages Resul t ing from Co ns t r ucti on of Cont r act
No . 3-28R-1.
The Di s trict has received a clai m fr om Sharon R. Young and Paul a De nt e
date d Octo ber 14 , 198 7 f or da ma ges to t he i r ve hicle al leg edly c a used by a
cons tr uct io n si gn fal l in g on t o the ve hi cl e i n conn ectio n with Mil le r -Hold er
Tru nk Se wer Ma nhol e (V ault ) Reha bili tat i on at Vari ous Locatio ns , Contract
No . 3-28R -l. The amount of t he cla i m i s f or $6 92.06 .
The rou t ine action ap pe a ring on t he agenda i s to receiv e, fi l e and den y th e
claim an d refer i t to t he Distr ict s' l iabi li ty cl aim s administ rator , Gener a l
Co un sel , cont r acto r an d the cont r ac t or's in sura nce com pany for appr opr iate
act i on .
DIS TRIC TS NOS . 5 AND 6
No. 9(m): Receive, f i l e and den y c l aim s ubmi t ted by \1illiam F. Mcl a ugh lin
fo r Al l eg ed Prope rty Damage in co nnect io n with Co ns truction of Cont r act
No . 5-19 -R3 .
The Dist r icts ha ve r eceived a claim from Will iam F. Mclaughlin dated
Octobe r 1 7, 1987 f or damages to his pr ope r ty allegedl y due to cons t ruction of
Replacem ent of Po rtions of "B" Tru nk Sewe r fr om Bit t er Point Pump Stat i on to t he
Arches , Contract No . 5-19 -R3 , a nd Re pla ceme nt o f Lido Fo r c e Ma in , Contract
No . 5-26 . The amoun t of the cl aim is undeterm i ned at this time .
The routine ac tio n a ppea r ing on t he agenda i s to r eceive , file and deny t he
claim and r efe r it t o the District s ' Gene r al Cou ns e l , l iability clai ms
admin i s trato r, c ont r ac to r and co nt r act or 's ins urance company f or appropri at e
ac t i on.
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DISTRICT NO. 7
No . 9(n): Award Contract for Fairview Subtrunk Connection to Sunflower
Interceptor Sewer, Contract No. 7-9.
The Consolidated Master Plan of Trunk Sewer Facilities for Dist r icts 1, t he
North Half of No . 6 and District 7 identifies a need for relief facilities for
the Fairview Subtrunk Sewer, a sewer in Fairview Road which drains from north to
south and connects at the District 's Gisler-Red Hi l l Trunk Sewer whi c h is
f lowing near capacity . Th i s project diverts water from the Fairview Subtrun k to
the Sunf l ower Inte r ceptor where they cross at Su nf l ower Avenue and Fairview
Road, thereby providing relief to the Fairview Subtrunk Sewer s outherly of
Sunflower Avenue (the port i on identified as deficient ) as wel l as the
Gisler -Red Hill Trunk Sewer.
Contract No . 7-9, Fairview Subtrunk Connection to Sunfl ower Interceptor
Sewer, consists of the construction of one manhole and 62 fee t of 10-i nch pipe
in the intersection of Fai r view Ro ad and Sunflower Avenue in t he Ci t y of San t a
Ana .
On October 27, two bids were received for the Fai r view Su btrun k Co nnecti o n
t o the Sunflower Interceptor Sewer, Contract No . 7-9. The bi ds ran ged fr om a
high of $89,242.50 to a low of $65,788 submitted by Wilson's Equipment Rental s ,
Inc . A complete bid tabulation is attached in t he supporting documents .
Staff recommends award to Wil s on's Equipment Rentals, In c . f or the ir low
bi d amount of $65,7 88 . The engineer's est i mate f or thi s wor k is $50,000.
ALL DIS TRI CTS
No . 11: Ann ua l Audi t Re por t f or Yea r End ed June 30 , 1987 .
The Di st r icts ' au d i t o r s, Pe at, Ma r wick , Main and Compa ny , have mailed a
copy of th e completed annual audit r epo r t under se pa r at e c over to each Director .
The action ap pearin g on the age nda is to rece i ve a nd f i le the report . If any
Di r ecto r has questi ons c on c e rn i ng t he repor t , pl ease call Mr. Bi l l Butle r,
Directo r of Fina nce , at (714) 926 -241 1, e xte nsio n 240 .
No . 12: Actio ns re Fi nal Supp l eme nt to Join t Treatmen t Works Wastew at e r
Maste r Pl an Envi r onm ent al Impac t Re po rt.
Enc l osed wit h the age nda mate ri a l i s a Sta ff Repor t on the Fi na l Supplement
to Joint Trea tment Wor ks Waste wate r Mast er Pl an Enviro nmen ta l Impact Report .
Also enc l osed with t he St aff Rep ort i s a copy of t he Final Sup pleme nt to the
Joi nt Treatme nt Works Waste wa te r Maste r Pla n EIR an d a c opy of pr oposed
Resolutio n No. 87 -145 ce r tifying the Final Supplement to the EIR , making
relevant f i nding s and autho ri zing the fil ing o f a Notice of Dete r mination .
Followin g a ver bal r e port at t he me et i ng , the actio ns appea r ing on the
age nda fo r c ons i deratio n by the Di recto r s to co mply wit h CEQA regulatio ns
re l ative to the Final Supp l ~e n t to t he J oi nt Tre atment Wo r ks Wastewate r Master
Pl an Environm e nt al Impac t Rep ort ar e to r ece ive and fi le t he Staf f Repo rt and
wr i t te n com men t s re c eived s ince t he hear i ng; r eceiv e , fi l e and app r ove i t and
appr ove Resol ut i on No . 87-1 45.
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No . 13: Approving Purchase of Standby Generation Equipment, Specification
No. E-179, Electrical Reliability for Ocean Outfall Booster Stat ion Pumping .
The Districts have two existing ocean outfall pumping stations, t he
Rothrock and Foster. Under construction is the new Ocean Outfall Booster
Station "C" (Job No. J-15 ) which is expected to be on line for the winter season
of 19 89-90. Booste r Station "C" will be totally electric, containing some
12, 500 hp of co nnected load . The Foster Booster Station, which wi 11 r emai n in
service but be rehabilitated in the future, has electric drives on four of six
pumps. Rothrock , the oldest station, has four engine-driven booster pump s . It
will remain in service until Foster is rehabilitated and will then be modified
and relegated to pea k pumping and standby service .
Power to drive the electric motors is purchased at the 12 KV lev el from
Southern California Edison. There are two power circuits serving Treatment
Plant No. 2, Edison's Speaker and Tinker circuits. Within the treatment plant,
there is a dual system of power ducting for reliability. In the futur e , the
Edison service at Treatment Plant No. 2 wi ll be changed from a 12 KV to a 69 KV
service which is considered more reliable.
The l ong-term plan for electric al energy includes construction of central
power generati on stations at each treatment plant. Central power generation
will not be on line prior to the 1990-91 winter season, and cou ld be a yea r or
two later than that, depending on when a permit to construct is recei ved from
the South Coast Air Quality Management Dist rict, which has a lready been del ayed
co nsi de r ably .
In the mea nt i me, a reliability analysis performed by John Carollo
Engineers indicates t hat in the event of a n Ediso n outage , an inte r im deficiency
in the amo unt of 5.6 to 6 mega watts wil l exist in pumping capacity wi thout
additio nal sta ndby generation r ese rve . Po wer outages are most l i kely to occur
when pumping dema nd s are hi ghest which is d uring wet weather storm conditio ns .
Sho ul d we lo se electrical power, wa stewate r could back up into th e sewer system
or we would have to overflow to the Sa nt a Ana River adja c ent to Plant No . 2.
While there is an immediate need fo r the gene r ation sets to provide outfall
pumping electrical reliability , the sets ·.-1 ill also be used in each of th e
proposed central power generat i on stations for cold starting the centra l power
ge ne r atio n units. Tra iler-mou nted , diesel-fueled engine-ge ner ator sets a r e the
most versatile mea ns of providing t he needed electrica l capacity . The capacity
should be connected at the 12 KV level so that it could be used not only for
outfall pumping, but at any lower level within the pla nt . In addition, mobile
trailer -mou nted ge ner ato r s co ul d be used at any of the 35 outlying Di strict
pu mpi ng stati ons fo r emerge ncy use in the event of Edison outages or equipment
f ailure, or for othe r emergencies such as an earthquake .
In Octobe r the Boa rd s a uth orized staff to pr e par e specificatio ns for
tr ai ler-moun ted , diesel -fuele d e ngi ne-ge nera tor sets f or e l ectrical reliability
fo r ocea n outfall booster station pumping for sol i citation of bids for new
equipment , and /or to negot i ate the purchase of used equipment if reliable used
equipment could be located . The estimated pur chase price for new equipment that
co uld ge ne rate 5 .6 megawatts is approximately $1 .4 million .
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Pu rsuant to the direct ion of the Boards, staff has proceeded with
preparation of specifications for the purchase of new trailer-mounted
engine-generator sets. At the sa me ti me, staff has searched the country looking
for re l iable used equipment that might be suitable for electrical reliability
for the Ocean Outfall Booster Station. A suppl i er, 0 1 Brien Machinery Company of
Downington, Pennsylvan i a, has been l ocated that can provide five units, each
rated at 1100 kw for a combined system output of 5.5 megawatts. Each of these
units would be powered by 16-cylinder Detroit Diesel engines . These 1100 kw
un i ts are of a time -proven desig n havi ng been i n prod uct i on for over ten years .
The e ngines would be fu l ly reconditioned and guaranteed . The l ot price for al l
five units is $775,000.
0 1 Brien has another option of four all new units rated at 1400 kw each for
a total of 5.6 megawatts . However, the 1400 kw units are of a new design with
little experience at this high output rate. Further, the price would be higher,
at $929,952.
Staff has reviewed the options and is recommending authorization to
purchase the five reconditioned units for a total of 5.5 megawatts fo r a lump
su m price of $7 75,000 plus tax and freight.
No. 14: Report and Reconmendation of the Executive Committee.
The Committee met on October 28, and enclosed for the Directors is a
written report of their di sc ussions and reconmended actions for consideration by
the Boards.
No . 15 : Agenda for Closed Session.
Fr om time to time it is necessary for the Boards to convene in c l osed
session to consider purchase and sale of rea l ~r operty, potential or pe ndi ng
litigat ion, perso nne l matters or othe r matters whi ch are exempt from public
disclosure under the Californ i a Public Records Ac t . In order to avoid a
situation where a closed session is needed but does not appear on the agenda,
this standing item is placed on the agenda each month providing for a closed
sessio n at the regular meeting, if deemed necessary by the Boa rds.
DIS TR I CT NO . 11
No . 28 : Adjourned Meeti ng Tuesday , November 24, 1987 at 5:30 p .m. re
Lon g-Range Financia l Pla n.
On August 20, the Board approved rev1s1 ons to the District 's long-range
financial plan whi c h included adjustments to the connection fees fo r fina nc ing
sewerage facilities improvements and expansion, and an annual supplemental user
fee begin ning in 19 88 -89 for financing increasing costs of ope r ating and
maintaining the sewerage system in compliance with fede ral and state
regulati ons . The purpose of the adjourned meet i ng proposed for Tuesday,
Novemb er 24, 1987 at 5 :30 p.m. in the Districts' Administ r ative offices is to
consider necessary actions relative to impl eme ntation of the supplemental use r
fee program .
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DISTRICT NO • 2
No. 33(a): Ratifying Actions of Staff re Emergency Repairs to
Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer.
By separate report staff has previously advised the Directors of a break in
the Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer (a copy of said report is enclosed for District
No. 2 Board members). Staff has ordered repair of the sewer under the emergency
provisions of the Districts 1 purchasing regulations. It is expected that final
repair costs will be available by the Board meeting on November 18. Th erefore ,
this item appears on the supplemental agenda to a l low ratification of the
staff's actions.
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RE : AGENDA ITEM #14
October 28, 1987
COUNTY SANITATION DISTR ICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
10 844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN.VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728.8127
(714) 962·2411
REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE CO MM ITTEE
Meeting Date: October 28, 1987 -5:30 p.m.
EXECUTIVE CO MMITTEE: OTH ERS PRESE NT:
Present:
Do n E. Smith, Joint Chairman
John H. Sutton , Vice Joint Chairman
Don R. Griffin
Ro nald B. Hoesterey
Buck Catlin
Richard Polis
Evelyn Hart
J ame s \~ahner
Jac k Kelly
Todd Mu rphy
Sa ll y Anne Miller
Supervisor Don Roth
Abse nt:
Ri c hard B. Edgar
Supervisor Roge r Stanton
Oi rec t or James Ne a l
Di rec t or Wayne Si 1 zel
Director Pee r Swan
And r ew Schlange, SAWPA
Alex Cunningham, OO HS
Beth Jines, OO HS
Keith Taka ta, EPA
Brian Ullens vang , EPA
Rob Saunders, EP A
Thomas L. Woodruff , Genera l Counsel
STA FF PRESENT:
J . Way ne Sylvester, Genera l Manager
Bl ake And e rs on, Dir . of Tech . Serv i ces
8ill Clarke, Genera l Superintendent
Tom Dawes, Director of Eng ineering
Gary Streed , Chief Adrnin . Ass ist ant
1) Stri n gf e ll ow Interim Discha r ge Pennit Extens i on
The three-year disc harge pennit authorized by the Boards of Directors and
issued by the Santa Ana \IJatershed Project Authority (SA\~PA) to the State
Depa rtment of Health Services (OO HS) for the interim disposal of p retreated
groundwater from the Str in gfe ll O\.'/ Haste Disposal Site to the Districts 1 se·,.1erage
system expires on Decembe r 31 , 1987 . The OOHS and SAWPA have requested an
exte nsion of the interim permit pending complet i on of the feasibility study
\'ihic h will address the l ong-tenn disposal alte rn atives for Stringfellov1 .
At the July 27 , 1987 Executive Committee Meeting, And revJ Schlange , SA\/PA
General Ma nager, outlined the approach his agency planned to take in revievling
the status of the permit and the request for extension by OOHS (and t he
Environmental Protect i on Agency). At that Committee mee ting the Directors
advised Mr . Schla ng e of the Boards 1 des ire to obtain assurances f rom OOH S and
EP A of their commitment to t i me l y development of the long -te111 1 solution .
The e nclosed staff r eport summar i zes the proposed extension of t he
Stringfel 10\.'1 interim discharge pe r:nit including the state and federal resources
al l ocated to the project . The l ette rs from OOHS a nd SA WPA requ est i ng the
exte nsion, and a letter from OOHS setting fo r t h the timetab l e for comp l et ion of
the feas i f)i lity study and selection of a fina l disposal alternative as requested
by the Executive Committee are attached to the report.
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Mr . Schlange, Mr . Alex Cunningham, Chief Deputy Director of OOHS, and
Mr . Keith Takata, Chief of EPA Regio n IX Supe r fu nd Program Branch, each made
presentat i ons to the Executive Committee co nce r ning the request for extension of
the Stringfe ll ov1 inte r im discha r ge permit . They also answered questions during
the le ngthy di scuss i on t hat f oll owed co nce rn i ng the status of the clean -up
efforts and the Remed i a l In vestigat i on/Feas i bili ty Study, and the state ard
federa l com mi tmen t t o bringing the determ in at i on of the long -term c l ea n-up
so l ut i on to a timely co nclus i on.
Recommendat i on:
The Committee has spent a co nside r able amo unt of time reviewing the
St r ingfe ll ow pr ogram, i t s goa l of prese r vin g the undergrou nd fresh water
supp li es of the uppe r (R i ve r side/San Be r na r di no Counties) and lower (O r ange
County) Santa Ana Rive r Basin , and the role of the Districts in the clean -up
effort . The Executive Committee recommends that the Santa Ana Watershed Project
Authority be authorized to i ssue an extension of the interim California
Department of Health Services permit to December 31, 1990, for discharge of
pretreated groundwate r from the St r ingfel l ow Wa s te Disposal Site to the
Di stricts' sewerage system, i n acco r dance with the sa me terms and conditions
previously establi s hed by the Boards; and provid i ng that sa i d extension be
subject to conti nui ng sat i sfacto ry pr ogress by OOHS and the U.S . Environmental
Protection Age ncy toward addressing the l ong-term clean -up solut i on fo r
St r in gf e 11 ov1.
2) Policy re Util i zation of Professional Consu l t i ng Services
The Boards ha ve histo r ically follovied a practice of utilizing profess ional
co nsulti ng firms t o perfonn the majority of the Districts' engineering \'~Ork
rather than building up a large staff . Consultants are assigned to specific
short -term pr ojects utilizing their firm 's expertise a nd are not retai ned when
the project is complete. This practice has proven mo re cost -effective in the
past than recruiting, hiring and training staff for peak work loads which would
subsequently have to be released .
At the September Execut ive Committee meeting, the Directors discussed t he
relative merits of this policy and it was the consensus that it had served the
Districts well. However, because of the turnover in Board Members and the
upcom ing need for extensive consulting services required to support the majo r
maste r-planned construction effort no v1 underway and the i mp lementatio n of the
"Action Plan for Balanced Environmental Protection : ?reserving Orange County's
Coastal Ocean IJaters " recently approved by the Boards , Joint Chairman Smith
stated that he had asked that this item be placed on the Executive Commi t tee's
agenda fo r further discussion.
Recommendation :
The Executive Committee re viewed the enclosed staff report and the Board
policy for selecting professional architectu r al and eng i nee ring consulting
services . The Committee recommends t hat Section B.B., Conflict of Interest, of
sa i d policy be amended by insertion of the \'/Ord "Director" to clarify tha t it is
appl icable to Board Members.
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3) Employee Grievance Procedure Final Step: Board Revie\'1
The final step in the emp loyees' grievance procedure provides the emp loyee
the opportunity to appeal a decision of the General Manager to the Boards of
Directors . The staff reported that a l though it has been ma ny years since a
grievance has been appea l ed to the Board, there is a grievance in process t ha t
they expe ct the emp l oyee to appea l to the Directors .
Because the grievance appeal proceedings can sometimes be quite drawn -ou t,
the staff suggested that the Board members may wish t o consider a policy of
authorizing the Joint Chairman to appoint a small committee of Directors to hear
empl oyee grievances that are appealed to the Board. The primary advantage of
such a procedure would be to avoid the enti re Boards' membership having to sit
through a lengthy personne l proceeding . The committee vrnuld t hen su bm i t its
recommendation to the full Boards for final action .
Recommend at ion:
The Executive Committee recommends that the Joint Chairman be authorized to
appoint a committee of not l ess than three, nor mo re than five, Directors to
reviev1 and submit recommendation s to the Jo i nt Boards on gr i evances appealed to
the Boards of Directors pursu ant to the Districts ' employee grievance procedure .
4) Agreeme nt with Enchant e r Inc . for Oceanographic Services
For many years the Districts have us ed the servi ces of Ench ante r I nc. to
help staff conduct various aspects of the ocean moni t oring requirements
specified in the Districts' ocean discharge pe r mits, as well as other specia l
ocean resea r ch studies a nd quali ty assurance support. Enchanter Inc . has
provided the vesse l, skippe r, prec ise navigational equ i pment esse ntial for
accu ra te positioning on samp ling stations, and sea -going heavy eq ui pme nt needed
to conduct the samp ling and eva luation work .
Sepa r ate l y , Science App licat ions International Co r poration (SAIC) has been
conducting the ocea n mo ni toring requirements spec ifi ed in the Districts'
301(h) NPD ES per~it since August 1985 a t a current annual cost of $1 .8 mi llion.
I n add i tion to the prescribed monito ri ng conduc t ed by SAIC, Enchanter Inc . 's
services are r equi r ed on t he ave rag e of 110 hours per mo nth.
In order to obtain necessary in f:rnnat i on to su pport ren e'.>1al of the ocean
discharge permit when it expires in 1990 , co nt inuing use of the s e r vi ces of
Enchante r Inc. has been pla nn ed . Nel/1 and ongo ing projects wil l i nclude quality
control of station po si tioning, dep l oying and ma int ai nin g current mete r moor ings,
conducting spec ia l sampling and obse r vat ion projects , maintaining deep water
sedime nt collector stat i ons, co nduct in g surface and sub -surface current
e va l uations, -:ind deployin g and ma inta ining EPA -approved positioni .1g buoys .
In June 1987, the Boards approved the re newa l of the ag reement v1ith
Enchante r Inc . for perfonning continuing ocea nographic services . The ag r eement
provides fo r a fee of $4 ,200 pe r month which was a n i ncrease over the previous
mo nthly rate of $3 ,500. The fee adjus tme nt amounted to an annu a l i nc r ease of
3 .3% s ince the fee had l ast been ad juste d in 1980. In co mpa r ison to similarly
equ i pped vessels, Enchant e r I nc .'s fees ar e considered very reas onab l e .
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In August 1987 , Fred Munson, president, ski pper and pa rt owner of
Enchante r Inc., passed away after a brief illn ess . In September , Mr. Tom Pesich
who, at the time wa s the Districts ' Ma rine Coordinator , acq uired 50 % ownership
in Enchanter Inc . and tenninated his employment with the Districts . Mr. Pesich
had spent several years perfonning sea-going stud ies for the Districts on
Enchanter's vessel and had become very fami lia r wi t h the oceanic condi tions
around t he Districts' ocea n outfall in addition to the equipment and proce dur es
emp l oyed by the compa ny in the operation of the vesse l.
Staff reported that beca use of t he acqu i sition of part ial o~mership by a
fonner Di stri cts ' employee of a firm that co ntracts \'Ii th the Districts for
services, amounting to app roximat el y $50,000 per year, the Gene r al Counsel was
asked to revie~1 the situat ion for pote ntial c onflict of int erest . Staff also
eva lu ated v1he t her the l eve l of support servi ces \'lill be affected by the change .
Genera l Counsel has adv ised that there app ears t o be no actual or potential
co nfli ct of interest or violation of Boards ' policies. With r ega rd tq overall
perfonnance, Dist ri cts ' staff is of t he opinion that Mr . Pesich's past
expe ri ence and tech ni ca l ex perti se wi ll provide a hi gh l evel of service. Of
primary consideration is ma intain ing co ntinu ity i n the de t ailed studies that are
perfonned in and around the Districts ' ocean out fall. The past expe r ience and
knowledge of Mr . Pesich in the oceanographic program will help to assure that
t hi s \'li ll occur .
Nonetheless, because of 1-Jhat might be tenned the unusual c i rcumstances of a
fonner emp loy ee 's acqu i sit ion of a n ownership interest in a firm that pr ovides
an ongo ing service to the Districts, staff reported that it was requesting that
the Board r ev i ew the ma t ter.
Recommendatio n :
After reviewing the Enchanter, Inc . agreement with the staff and General
Counse l it is the Executive Committee's rec omme nda tion that the Boards reaffirm .
their action of June 10, 1987 , app r oving the agreeme nt for Oceanographic Se r vices
(Spec ification No . S-042) with Enchanter, Inc.
5) South Coast Air Quality Manageme nt District Issues
A. Centra l Power Generation Systems
Attached is a separate staff repor t on the status of various elements
of the proposed Central Povier Generation Systems pr oject . Some items are
informational status reports only , but others r equire additional autho rity
from the Directors .
Recomme nda tions :
The actions recommended by the staff and co ncurr-ed in by the Executive
Committee relative to the Central Powe r Gene r at ion Systems project are
listed belov1:
(a) Waive Selection Committee procedures and app rov e Addendum No . 1 to
the Professiona l Services Agreement wi th Engineer in g-Science, Inc.
for prepa r at ion of an Air Quality Assessme nt Mode l, providing fo r
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addition al health risk assessment analyses required by SCAQMD, for
an increased amount not to exceed $19,000 .00 for said viork , increasing
the maximum authorized compensation from $35 , 145 .00 to $54,245 .00 .
(b) Authorize the Se l ection Committee to negotiate Addendum No . 1 to the
Engineering Services Agreement with Brown and Ca l dwell for design of
Ce ntra l Povie r Generat i on Systems , Job No . J -19, providing for
additiona l services necessa ry to support the SCAQMD Permit to
Co nstruct app l ication and processing .
(c) Authorize the Selection Committee to negotiate Addendum No . 2 to the
Engineering Services Agreement wi th Brown and Caldwell for design of
Centra l Povier Generation Facilities, Job No . J -19, providing for phased
final desig n of said faci li ties . Before a recomme nda tion is submitted
to the Directors fo r award of a f i na l des i gn agreement , the status of
approva l of the pro j ect by SCAQMD wi ll be reassessed.
B. Air Emiss i ons Credit Program/Legislat i on for Public Agency Exemption
As previously reported to the Directors , SCAQMD no111 has i n the
fonnative stages an in -house revie1;1 of the entire air emiss i ons credit
program incl uding its modif i cation or possible elimination . Staff, Counsel
and many Directors have had exp l oratory di scuss i ons with various officials
regarding this issue .
Chairman Polis reported he had aske d that this item be agendiz:ed so
that he could report on his discussi ons a nd the possibility of proposing a
cooperative arrangement with the Orange County Division of the League of
Califo rnia Cities regarding the initiation of legislation to exempt public
age nci e s from the requirements of the air emissions c r ed i t acquisition
progra m.
In the discussion that follovied, Chairman Polis advised the Committee
that he has had the oppo rtunity of holding in fonnal discussions 1·1 ith so me
l egislators regarding the possibility of exempting pub lic agencies, ;ind
part i cu l arl y agencies that prov i de non -discretionary public services such
as sewage t reatme nt, f r om the requirements of hav ing to spend publ ic
dollars to purchase a ir emission credits an d had found t he legislators to
be receptive .
Recommendatio n:
Because the next League meet in g falls before the Novemb er 18 Sanitation
Districts 1 Board meet i ng, the Executive Committee directed Cha i rman Polis
to oursue the matter at the nex t League meeting . The Committee is asking
that the Boards ratify their action .
C. Installation of Add i t ional Digeste r Gas Flares
The Districts are operat i ng waste digester gas flares at Plant No . 2
under a variance granted by the SCAQMD Hearing Boa rd vihil e construction of
two new flares takes place. The construct ion of these two flares is now in
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pr ogress and, in fact, the Districts are performing emissions tes t ing in
order to co mpl ete the installation . The flares, buil t by Sur -L i t e, e ach
hav e a rated capacity of 750 cubic feet per mi nute .
The staff r eported tha t the Dist ri cts are treating ever -i ncre asing
amoun t s of sewage to higher standards which produces addi t ional sludge and,
therefo r e, additional digester gas , a by -p r oduct of sludge digestion . The
digester gas wi 11 be fu ll y utilized when the Central Povier Generation
Systems are in operation; howeve r, until that t i me , appro xim at el y 25 % of
the Districts ' digester gas must be flared (burn ed to t he at mos phere ). On
s everal occasions in the past year, the gas prod uction and f l ow rat e have
exceeded the rated capacity of the flares. Staff reported that i t was
t herefore recommending addition of a third f l are at Plant No . 2 .
At Rec lamatio n Plant No . 1, the existing two flares were installed in
196 4 . A Permit to Operat e \'tas app l ied for i n 1976 . The SCA QM D has adv ise d
that t hey will soon consi de r granting the Permit to Ope r a te . Whil e the
f l ares do not provide the clean burn that the Sur -Lite flares recen t l y
insta lled at Plant 2 pro vide, they are operat i ng unde r SCAQMD r ules .
How ever, the fl a r es a re not s ta t e-of -the -art eq ui pme nt and, i n f act , t he
Distri cts co ul d be subject to a notice of violation i f odors or othe r
nuisances occ ur . St aff is therefore recomme nding t hat the Pl ant No . 1
f l ares be replaced with st ate-of-the-art equip men t be f ore a pro blam oc curs .
In tota l, three f l a r es a r e ne ede d . The tw o Sur -L i t e fl ares i ns ta ll ed
at Tr eatme nt Plant No . 2 app e ar to me et a ll SC AQM D req uirements and , thus ,
staff rec omm end e d that the ne1;1 fl a res be s i milar. It is the only kno\l rn
equ i prae nt t hat ca n meet the SCAQMD r equireme nt s . The est i mated cost fo r
purc hasi ng and in s t a llin g t hr ee ad di t ion a l f l a r es, t wo at Pla nt No . 1 and
one at Pl ant No. 2 , i s $350 ,000 .
Recomme nd ation:
The Execut i ve Com mi ttee recom me nds aut horiz ation fo r staff t o negot i at e
wi th Sur-Li te Corpo r at i on fo r the pur chase and i nstallation of th r ee
additional f lares , and wit h on-site co nt r acto rs fo r the i nsta l lation of the
necessa ry pi pi ng , mete r s , r eg ul at o r s and r ec or de r s , i n a tota l amo un t not
to exceed $350 ,000. The neg ot i ated agreeme nt s will be returned to the
Boards fo r f i na l app r ova l .
D. Status Repo rt on Appeal of SCAQM D 11 Sh ut -Dm·rn 11 Conditions re Ooerat i on
of Wastewate r Treatme nt Faci liti es
The Di recto r s wi ll reca ll t hat r ece ntly the ma j or odor control
facil i ties pr oject was awarded at a cost of near l y $16 ,000 ,000 . In
addition to that , seve r a l other major co nt r acts have been a1.varded v1hi ch
include the installation of odor containment a nd air scrubbing facilities ,
all pa rt of the Boards' pol i cy of mi t i gat in g odo r s from the two treatment
pl.:ints . Al l of these project s requ i red Permits to Construct from SCAQMD .
One of the cond i t i ons imposed by SCAQMD on t he permits for each of the
projects \'lh ich se r ve t he treatme nt fac iliti es i s the 11 shut -dovrn 11 pr ovision .
Th at co ndi t i on req uir es t hat the wastewate r t reatment faci l iti es be
shut down in the eve nt t he odor co nt rol faci l i ties are not operating fo r
any r easo n i ncluding mec hani ca l br eakd ovrn, povi er fa il ures , routine
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maintenance , etc. Obv i ously it is unacceptable to the Districts to have
to shut down the sewage treatme nt facilities as it would jeopardize our
ability to comply with water quality requ irements . It is particu l arly
un v1a rrant ed s i nce the odor contro l effo rt s are voluntary and not required
by any SC AQMD ru 1 es •
Sta ff and l e gal cou ns e l hav e rep eate dly ar gued to the SCAQMD that this
is an unreason a ble c ondition. Whi le the odor control fac ili t i es hav e been
designed vJith a hig h degree of redundancy to minimize the possibil i ty of
dovint im e, there could always be a case whe r e equipment failure beyond the
lim its of design woul d requ ire it be taken out of service tempo r arily .
Acco r dingly , the Directors autho rized the General Couns e l to appeal these
conditions once the major odor cont rol facilities were app ro ved .
The General Counse l rep orte d that the appeal before the SCAQMD hearing
board had been filed and that the hearing i s scheduled for early December .
E. Status Report on SCAQMD Proposed Rules 11 0 , 223 and 1401
Proposed Rules 223 and 1401 regarding r isk assessme nts and standards
rel ative to the exposu r e to ce rt ai n listed ca rc in ogeni c compou nd s could
substa nti a lly i mpact the qua lity of the Distri cts ' influent wastewate r s
ema nat in g from indu s trial discharge r s because the proposed rules would
cause the industrial firms t o co nve rt what are now airborne co ntaminants to
wastewate r borne contam in ants . Th e propose d rul es cou l d also severe l y
impact the Districts ' ability to op erate the se wage treatment facilities by
imposing r equ irem e nts for compounds ema nating from digester gas flares,
aeration systems, energy recovery projects and othe r sevrnge treatment unit
processes that involve air em is s i ons . Fur ther , related activities would be
regulated that cou l d affect the Districts ' operation, such as landfill
ope r ations . These new r equ ir ements could u l timate l y inhi~it the abi lity of
the Districts and other POTW's to meet the requirements of NPDES per~its
issued by the EPA and the State of Califo rni a .
Becaus e of the far -reaching and potential l y significant economic,
social and cross -media (a ir , land and wate r ) env i ronmental i mpacts of Ru les
223 and 1401 , the Boards t ook a formal position and submitted it to SCAQt1D
requesting that consideration of the pr oposed new rules be delayed pending
comp l etion of necessary studies to assess the i r enviro nment al , he alt h and
economic effects .
The staff reviewed the e nclosed report on the status of t he SCAQMD's
consideration of proposed Rules 223 and 1401, as wel l as Rule 11 0 which was
adopt ed by SCAQt·1D with the i ntent of avoiding the requirement of performing
an EIR on proposed Rules 223, 1401 and fut ur e r ulemaking.
F. Status Report on La v1su it fi 1 ed by the SCAQ 11D
The General Counsel reported that the District s have recently been
served vtith a lav1su it i n Super i or Court filed by the SCAQMD . The la\·1suit
covers four citations dat i ng back to 1983 and seeks civil penalties . T ~e
citat i ons are summarized be l ow:
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1 ) The first act ion took place in September 1983. The vio l ation was
for odors and flies in the dry ing beds \<lhich resulted from a
digester cleaning operation.
Staff was well aware of t he problem and was wo r king to co r rect it
at the t im e the citation was issued. It was quick l y abated by
covering the beds with earthen mate rial s . Since that time the
Districts have made substantial progress i n avoiding odo r
comp l a ints assoc i ate d with digester c l eaning, part i cularly by
uti lizi ng bacte ri a t o neutra lize t he digested sludges pri or to
cleaning the digesters.
2) In February 1986 the Districts receive d a citation for hig h sulfide
compou nds in our digester gas. It should be noted that this
violat i on of another new SC AQMD rule \•Jas discovered by the
Districts• routine mon itoring and was , in fact , reported by our
staff to SCAQMD.
The violati on v1as caused by a di gester upset and v1as quickly abated
by corrective action th r ough injection of fe r rous chlo r ide . Since
that t i me, there have bee n no additional violat i ons .
3) On August 24, 1986 at the Huntin gto n Beach Treatment Plant , the
then-existing gas flares disc harged black smoke for a period of
seve n mi nut es , a viol ation of SCAQMD Ru l e 401 . The Districts
received a citat i on from SCAQMD fo r this incident .
The violation occurred from the flares that had previously been
suggested and approved by SCAQMD but cou l d not, in fact, rnee t their
standards. The District s ha ve s i nce replaced these flares wi th the
new equ ipm e nt (see It em 5)C. above).
4) The fourth actio n is tied to the third item above . The Dist ri cts
1<1ere operating the then -ex i st i ng flares under a Permit to Cons t ruct
issued by SCAQMD . SCAQMD alleges that six of the conditions of
that perm i t were not comp li ed with.
As it turned out, some of the SCAQMD conditions were i mp ossi ble to
comply \~it h which was subseque ntl y acknov1ledged . As stated unde 1~
Item 5)F . above, the flares have sin ce bee n replaced with new
equipme nt and are now operat ing under a new Permit to Construct .
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Background
STAFF REPORT
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REQUEST FROM CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH SERVICES
FOR
STRINGFELLOW PERMIT EXTENSION
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127 .
(714) 962-2411
l714J 540-2910
In November 1984, the Districts' Boards of Directors authorized the Santa Ana
Watershed Project Authority (SAWPA) to issue a three-year permit to the
Environmental Protection ·Agency (EPA) and the California Department of Health
Services (OOHS) for the discharge of treated groundwater extracted from the
Stringfellow hazardous waste dumpsite into the Districts' sewerage system.
SAWPA owns capacity in the Districts' system. The purpose of the contaminated
groundwater extraction project is to help protect the underground fresh water
supplies of both the upper (Riverside and San Bernardino Counties) and lower
(Orange County) Santa Ana River basin. Discharge from the treatment plant
serving the site which is located in Glen Avon, west of Riverside, commenced in
December 1985 after completion of the pretreatment plant and effluent storage
tanks. ·
The existing discharge permit contains several stringent provisions imposed by
the Districts. The most significant are the limitations on discharge quality
and the requirement for daily monitoring and analysis. The Stringfellow
discharge has consistently met all of the limitations specified in the permit
since its operations began and daily monitoring of the discharge has been
provided as required by the Districts' Boards of Dir~ctors.
The three-year discharge permit (which expires December 31, 1987) was intended
to provide sufficient time for OOHS and EPA to complete a long-term remedial
action plan and commence design and construction of the long-term site cleanup
facilities. However, completion of the plan has been delayed and a long-term
remedial program has not yet been selected. The efforts to adequately
characterize the site and study various cleanup technologies have taken far
longer than anticipated. The scope of the long-term cleanup plan is now far
more extensive than first anticipated. Preliminary cost estimates range from
$97 million to $334 million depending upon the alternative selected. For this
reason, SAWPA has recently received a request from EPA and OOHS to extend the
permit for the treated groundwater discharge while the planning work is
completed and a final plan is selected (see attached letter from OOHS dated
June 19, 1987).
At the July 22, 1987 Executive Committee Meeting, SAWPA's General Manager
outlined the request to extend the permit and described SAWPA's intention to
hire an independent consultant to perform an audit of the past performance of
the Stringfellow treatment plant. Members of the Executive Committee expressed
a strong desire to receive a meaningful commitment from OOHS for a timely
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completion of the long-term Feasibility Study CFS) and the implementation of
the long-term cleanup project.
SAWPA staff, on August 11, 1987, obtained preliminary approval from their
Commission for a permit extension and authorized its submittal to the Districts
for review and comment. The SAWPA Commission concurred with the Districts'
Executive Committee regarding the need for a commitment by the State for the
timely completion of the long-term cleanup project.
Result of Performance Audit
SAWPA's independent consultant, K. S. Dunbar & Associates, concluded that the
Stringfellow pretreatment plant produces an effluent that far exceeds the
designer's expectations with respect to the removal of heavy metals and organics
and, in fact, the discharge is typically ten times lower than the discharge
permit limits. The quality assurance program includes daily monitoring by the
Districts' industrial waste inspectors and daily testing by SAWPA and by OOHS.
Based upon the past performance as well as the insignificant effects of the
discharge on the sewerage system, the consultant supports an extension of the
permit.
Long-Term Site Cleanup Plan Timetable
After the Districts' Executive Committee meeting, OOHS was informed of the
concern regarding the delay in completing a long-term site cleanup plan. OOHS
has maintained that, in the past, circumstances beyond their control have
delayed the completion of the long-term cleanup plan and that the original
schedule was unrealistic, given the complexity of the project. However, since a
change in OOHS management last year, OOHS has released the comprehensive
Remedial Investigation Report which is a major component of the ongoing study of
the Stringfellow site.
OOHS has developed an estimated schedule for completing the long-term cleanup
and has provided it to SAWPA and the Districts. {See enclosed letter from OOHS
dated October 21, 1987) In June 1988, OOHS will complete the Feasibility Study
which will recommend the long-term site cleanup program. A draft Record of
Decision will be issued in September 1988 followed by a final Record of Decision
eight months later after receiving public comment. The Record of Decision is
the formalization of the final remedial action selection process. It will
contain a complete sunmary of the site conditions, the threat it poses and the
selected project remedy. The additional tasks necessary to complete the
implementation of the final cleanup solution are outlined in the letter.
After the Record of Decision is filed, action on the long-term site cleanup
program can begin. The OOHS has stated in their letter that it is difficult to
estimate the time for the completion of the program. Items still under
consideration include dewatering of the onsite area through extraction wells,
excavation and treatment or isolation of the one million cubic yards
contaminated soil, and flushing or dewatering of the canyon areas. As has been
previously reported, long-term operation of the existing Stringfellow
pretreatment plant and subsequent discharge to the Districts' sewerage system
via the Santa Ana River Interceptor is a likely component of the long-term
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cleanup program. Procuring design and construction contracts of the final U
project will take twelve months each and construction is expected to take up to ·.
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six years, depending upon the alternative selected. Their best estimate, at
this time, is as follows:
1. Design contract procurement 1 year
2. Engineering design 1.5 years
3. Construction contract procurement 1 year
4. Construction and startup 6 . years
TOTAL 9.5 years
With the time that it will take to complete the Feasibility Study and issue the
Record of Decision, Department of Health Services is presently estjmating up to
eleven years (1998) to complete the long-term site cleanup project.
Funding and man-power commitments by OOHS and EPA are significant. OOHS has
received funding for the majority of the Feasibility Study from EPA's Superfund
program. OOHS has funds allocated for the design of the early implementation
items. OOHS has also submitted a request to EPA for funding sufficient to
complete the Feasibility Study and the construction of additional extraction
wells downstream of the site. OOHS has funds set aside to be used as their
potential ten percent share of the cost in the event the responsible parties do
not ultimately share in the cost of the long-term site cleanup project.
Funds so far allocated by OOHS ·and the EPA for the Stringfellow project total
$54 million. From OOHS, this includes $6.5 million from the State's Superfund
account and $16.5 million from a special Stringfellow cleanup account
established by the State legislature. EPA has responded favorably to all OOHS
requests for funding. The Stringfellow Record of Decision for the long-term
cleanup project will be one of the first issued by EPA on a Superfund project
and will, therefore, place it near the "front-of-the-line" for federal funds.
Spending authorization for the federal Superfund totals $7.7 billion.
Therefore, funding for the final cleanup appears to be very probable, even if
the most expensive alternative totaling $334 million is selected.
OOHS full-time staffing for the Stringfellow project includes eleven
professional and two clerical employees. This places the State in a strong
position to oversee the efforts to fund and enact the planning, design, and
construction activities of the long-term cleanup project.
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Staff has reviewed the schedule proposed by OOHS. It is quite lengthy,
amounting to eleven years; however, given the magnitude of the project and
constaints under which the OOHS and EPA operate, it appears to be realistic.
Therefore, the question becomes one of the Districts' willingness to continue to
accept treated groundwater extracted from the Stringfellow site while the
long-term site cleanup plan is completed and possibly afterward if it is
proposed as a component of the final long-term cleanup program. Based on all
the information to date, discharge of treated Stringfellow water to the
Districts' system appears to have no discernable impact upon the Sanitation
Districts, the general public or the environment. This will be more formally
addressed in the Feasibility Study scheduled for public release in June 1988.
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One potential impact of the Stringfellow discharge is the future affect on the
hydraulics of the Districts' treatment works and our ability to provide
reclaimable water to the Orange County Water District. The volume of flow U
discharged by Stringfellow is not a problem. In fact, at a maximum permitted
flow rate of 187,000 gallons per day, the Stringfellow discharge represents less
than 0.1 percent of the total wastewater flow treated at the Districts' Joint
Facilities and only 0.6 percent of SAWPA's flow allocation in the Santa Ana
River Interceptor (SARI). Therefore, the Stringfellow contribution is
negligible. However, in 1984 when the permit was first under consideration, no
scientific evaluation had been conducted on the effects of the treated
groundwater on Orange County water reclamation practices. As a result, the
Boards took the precautionary measure of diverting the SARI wastewater (which
carries the Stringfellow discharge) to Plant 2 which is not a source of
reclaimable water. Because of the hydraulic needs of our Joint Treatment Works,
in five to ten·years it may be necessary to divert SARI flow back into Plant 1,
which is the source of reclaimable water for the Orange County Water District.
Staff has, therefore, advised OOHS and EPA that the issue of reclamation impacts
must be addressed in the Feasibility Study that will be completed in June of
next year. ·
The question before the Directors is that of authorizing extension of the
Stringfellow permit under the existing terms and conditions. Staff recommends
approval. To address the Directors' concerns that the determination of a
long-term cleanup solution be brought to a timely conclusion, the Executive
Committee has recommended that any extension authorization make it clear that if
the milestones and commitments set forth by OOHS slip without good reason, it
may cause the Directors to exercise their prerogative to reopened the permit for
review.
OOHS has requested a two-year extension; however, the long-term site cleanup
plan schedule submitted by OOHS indicates that key milestone dates will not
occur until mid-1990. A two-year permit extension will fall short of this
period; thus, there seems to be several factors that would favor a consideration
of a three-year permit extension to December 1990 by the Boards. This will
place SAWPA and the Districts in a better position of evaluating the permit
status and the OOHS commitment to the long-term cleanup plan and schedule, when
this permit extension expires.
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STAiE Of CALIFORNIA-HEALTH ANO WfL.CARE AGENCY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
GC-:>RGE OEUKMEJIAN. wvr:rnor
U 7l4/744 P SiREET
SACRAMENTO, CA 95814
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(916) 323-2914
Mr. J. Andrew Schlange
Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority
3600 Tyler street #207
Riverside, CA 92503
Mr. Blake Anderson
county Sanitation Districts
of Orange County
P.O. Box 8127
10844 Ellis Avenue
Fountain Valley, CA 92728-8127
Dear Messrs. Schlange a~d ~derson:
Jv~1 I 9 J98],
The Department of Health Services (DHS) and the U.S. Environ-
mental Protection Agency has recently completed the Stringfellow
Remedial Investigation Report and expects to complete the
Feasibility Study (FS) Report by the end of this year. Following
release of the FS Report, there will be an extensive public
comment period and a public meeting before the final remedial
actions are chosen. The Department has also scheduled a RI
Report public meeting for July 21, 1987 in Riverside. Mr. John
Sutton agreed to contact Orange County officials and establish an
appropriate public meeting date for their constituents. In
addition, a briefing will be given to the Board Mem]:)ers of the
county Sanitation Districts of orange County.
As discussed at the June 22, 19S7 meeting with members of your
staff's, OHS would like a temporary two year extension to the
existing SARI line discharge permit. Assignment of the permit to
EPA will remain the same.
I look forward to meeting with you next month. If you have any
questions, please contact Beth Jines at (916) 323-2990.
cc: Richard Von Langen, csooc
P. Ravishanker, SAWPA
Rob Saunders, EPA
3600 Tyler Sireet, Suite 207, Riverside, Calif. 92503 (714) 785-5411
Mr. Wayne Sylvester,
General Manager
County Sanitation Districts
of Orange County
P.O. Box 8127~
Fountain Valley, California 92708
Dear Mr. Sylvester:
COMMISSION FOR THE PROJECT AUTHORITY
CHINO BASIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
WESTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT
MANAGER
J. ANDREW SCH LANGE
September 1, 1987
The Department of Health Services (OHS) has requested a two-year extension of the
SAWPA/CSDOC Discharge Permit which is due to expire on December 31, 1987, through the
attached letter dated June 19, 1987. Reasons for OHS requests are outlined in said
correspondence.
As you know, on July 22, 1987, SAWPA staff reviewed this request with the County
Sanitation Districts of Orange County (CSDOC) Executive Committee. It was their
suggestion to seek firm commitment from OHS for a timely completion of the current
Stringfellow Feasibility Study (FS}.
SAWPA staff, on August 11, 1987, obtained the approval from their Commission for
preliminary permit extension and authorization for its submittal to CSDOC for review
and comment. Commission concurred with a need to include the recomm~ndation by CSDOC
Executive Committee regarding the Stringfellow FS report.
SAWPA conveyed the concern regarding the delays in the FS to OHS and EPA in the
subsequent meetings held among the agencies including CSDOC. OHS agreed that, in the
past, circumstances beyond their control had delayed the release of the FS report.
However, since the change of OHS management, OHS had released the Remedial Investiga-
tion Report which is to be followed by the FS report as per schedule in the attached
letter of commitment from OHS.
The attached permit extension package was developed by SAWPA with your staff's
concurrence. As per SAWPA Commission's recommendation, the permit extension package
is submitted for CSDOC's ~eview, comment and approval.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call me or P. Ravishanker, Project
Manager, of my staff.
PRavi/bgz/letter06
Total Wat~r Quality Management -SAWPA's Commitment to the Communit)'
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERV1C!S
7t~/1.W , STP.!!T'
IAOIA.Y&n'O, CA 959?4'
(916} 323-2913
OC'f:®er 21, 1987
e. J. Anc1nw Schlanqa
Santa Ana Watershed P:oject:. Authority
3600 'fyler street, suite 207
Riverside, CA 92503
k. Blake .Anderson
County Sanita.ticn DistriC---s of O:anqe ~.i
P.c. l5cX 8127
Fcnm:tain Val1ey,. CA 9272.S-&127
Gentlaman:
Durinq ·cur August lS, 1987 maatinq, a great deal c~ discussicn
tevolved sraund the sc:hadule ~ar completicn of the Strinqt'ellcw
Haza::daas Waste Site Remedial J:nvesti9aticn and Feasibility study
(ll/FS} and tha commitment c~ the State tc c01Z1plete these
studies. The pur:pcse of this 1etter is to reiterate the Stata's
ccmmitment to the . development cf a cleanup sclution for tha
St:ingfellcv si.te and to prcvide the projected schaclale fer a
decision: on 'Che cleanup solutian. ·
The State ot Ca1ifc:rnia, Department. ct R~tti Services (DHS) has
lead :espcnsll:tility ta: thB completion cf the St:ingfallow ll/FS.
DHS wo:ks in cl.cse conjunctian.with tha Envircmmental P:atac:ticm
A~ency (EPA) in all aspects of tha la/P'S. mm and llPA ra1eased
th.a ~ Strlnqfellaw Remedial Imrostigation (RI) Rspcrt en June
1, 1987 and conducted publ.ic meetings to disC\lsa i:he report. in
Glen Avcn and Fountain Vallgy.
The Peaaibilit.y study (J'S) has been cnqcinq dtt::"inq the
development:. of tha BJ:. A draft !'S is scheduled ":c ba re.leased
far 12ublic raview in mid 19&8. ~ ccmst:tictic:m. af the Strin~allcr.r axt:racticn system ·network and prat--aablent p1ant ara
intarim actions which ve:e initiated before comp.letion c~ tha FS
because of their necessity. Cleanup of the Stri.~gtel1cw Site
will involve a combinaticn of a n~ ~ c=ponants "'11\ich will
address the contmninated scil ~ound in the~· on-site area,
contam.inai:ed badr:ock ~alaw the site, c:onta::sinated ~undwater
belcw the en-site arear ccntaminated. ;raundwatat: in tJ1a cany~
a:ea and the less ccmtaminataa gretmdwatar in the ccmmnmity of
Glen Avan.
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Mr .. J .. A?tdraw Sc!tlanqe
Mr. Blaka Ander.son. , .
acto=ar 15, 1987
Paqe t:wo .
As· you· recr~estea, :t hava in.eluded a: schedule far completion cf
the Feasibility· Study and estimates for completion of activities
prior to the i:plemantaticn of th• final remadial actions .. As
you Jmaw, it is our uru:lerstanaing that neither this letter, nOJ:
tha a.ttached acheduI.e, ~-Ul baccme a tea or c:onditicn a~~ er l:ra·
i!ltta.c?led to,. the Santa Ana Watershed P..r:ojeat Authority (SAWPA}
parmit ~or the St:inq:fellow pretreatment plant effluec.t:. dispcsal..
~his in.formation is being provided in the interests of
c:cardination and caoperation between · cr'1l:" two agenciesr net for
the purposes of r~at:ion or pemittinq by SAWPA or the county
sanitation Districts of Oranqe camtt.y (CSDCC) • J:f this is
contrary to ycu:r: intentions, p1eaae notify us i:mmediat:ely in
writing.
Ps11sibilitv S.tncix
'rhe purpcsa o~ tha Feasibility Study is ta identity' and
assess ramedial. alternatives a~opriate ta tha str~ellew
Site. t?b.a J'S process 1mra1vea thraa pha.sas. ~ese phases
are: Phase Ona, th• develcpmer;t o~ altar.aatives; Phase TW'O,
'the initial screeninq af a1ternati".res i=ased en health an~
envircnmen:t:al p:otec:tiont' inatitutional raquire:nents,
technical feasibility, and cost et.fec:tivenessi and Phase
Three~ the detail.ad eval.ua.tion o:f alternatives, fcll.cwed by
a recommendation o~ a tinal. site c:lcaurs altarnativa anci
development cf a p:rel.i'Drl.nary cont:aptual design. Phasas one
and two cf the St?:imj~a1lcw PS were ccm:pleted concurrently
with the RI. Phase l, datalled analysis, is uru:!er.iay and is
scheauled for camplat:icm in JUne~ 19Sa. 'l!reatability
atwli.es ta determine tha spacific·effactivenass of treat=ant
tadmolQ«Jies tor the Stringtellaw Site are ming c:onducted.
Resttl.ts ot these atuaies will ba incorporated into :tha J'S ..
Altenmte Watg
The llternat:a water ~cqrm: ia ~dad by the Department of
Health Services and. will provide app_--oxilnai:ely 500 Glen Av.an
raaidences previcusl.y r-1.y.inq en domestic walls, with a
hookup tc tha Jurupa community. Sen-ices District. · '!ha
hookups ara sa~ completa and wi1l be finished by xay, isaa •.
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ME. J. Andraw Schl•ns•
Mr. Blaka Anderson
October 15, l.987
Paqe Three
Sit• Drainage Chan..ieis
~he site drainaqe channels are eariy i~plementat!on iteiils,
desiqned tc carry ciean aur~ac~ water around the Site, in
order to prevant. in:filtraticn into the site and eventual.
contamination of this clean water. The Channels are
c:urrentl.y in ciesiqn~ which is scheduled to ba completed by
12-1-87. Following the dasiqn~ DHS will ·competitively
procure a construction contractor for constructicn of the
channels. This ·procurement must ccmp1y with the
requirements of ths State Administrative Manual, Section
1200 et seq., aa wall as federal procure:ment regulations
stated in .40 CFR. State and federal p:ocure:aent
requirements are extensive and are designed to conserve the
financial interests of the State and federal fund sources
and to prevent improvident acts and expenditures.. Tha
procurement process involves detai1ed descriptions of the
vo:rk~ extensiva Agency reviews of prccurem.ent packages,
advertisement· of prccurements, review of bids received and
the eventual award 0£ contracts. The average CHS
procurement, with EPA review, takes between four months and
two years, depending upon the complexity cf the proposed.
project end number of cont:ac~=rs ~o l:le proc~red. This· sit~
drainage prcject repreeenta a si91lificant capita1 investment
and because of the nature of tha work will require a seven
month prccurement timeframa. Construction of the channels
wil1 take apprcximataly nine months.
F:aewoy 12'traction Wells
The freeway extraction wells are an early imple.mantat:ion
item and will be designed to provide ccmpleta capture of the
contaminant plume. currently, contaminated groundwater is
extracted frcm the on-site area, below the barrier dam and
in the mi~-canyon area, south cf the pret:eittment plant.
The design of this system will entai1 a pipeline tc. the
pretreatment. plzsn-e. storaqe tanks~ educt:cr wall system..,
extraction wells and monitorinqwells and accass roads. The
desiqn~ which was begun in August, 1987r is expected to take
seven nonths to ccmplete because of the nnch.er c:rf items to
he designad.
· Mr.. J. Andrew Schlanqe
Mr. Blake And•raon
October l5r 1987
Paqe Four
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Zn ad~ition, EPA and DHS have sent a nctice iettar regarding
c:onstruction cf this system to the Responsible Parties, who
are participating in the design review precess.. ~his notice
lettar is not expected to i~pact the overall project
schedule. 'I'b.e Camm.unity Technical Advis-or,, Envi:rcn1 is
reviewing design dacumenta at the 35% and 90%. design
completion points and are· providing cc1m1tenta fer the
C01:1munity as ·•ell.
Procurement is expected to take saven months and will be
carried aut as described in the Site Drainaqe Channels.
The extraction systam wi11 take 12 months tc construct and
startup. During construction~ exac:t placament of aach·
:monitoring wall will be dependant upon the data obtained
durinq construction o~ the previous wel1. This weil
placQ!!lant prococs wil1 involve EPA, DHB, respor.aib1e party
and community technical: input.
PS Pablic Comx;9nt
Upon rele~se of the Draft FS Report, a three month pUblic
comment period will. .begin. The super:f:.ind A:mencments and
Reauthorization Act (SARA) o~ 1966 incorporates the
cc~unity relations process into 'Cha selection cf ramedies. rn recognition of this requirementJI EPA and DBS plan to have.
a. three month public comment period in whic...ft the Governments
receive and consider the opinion ~nd recommendations cf the
public regarding the FS and the recommended :ramad.ial
alternative. Public meatinqs will be hald in Riverside and
.Oranqe Counties ..
Record of necisjgn
The Record of Decision (.ROD) isa the fcr=alization cf tha
remedy selection precess. The ROD contains an accurate and
complete sum:ary of the sitat the threat it pcsas and the
solscted remedy. In addition~ the RCO aescri~es the
justi~ication of the fi~a~ decision. The ROD is req-~ired by
th• EPA National Cant:inqency Plan and comp1iea with the
State Rm:edial Action Plan r•q\lire.ntent in Title 22, Chapter
-5.s, Article 5, Secticn 25356,1 o:f tha Health aml SafstV
Code. Because t...~e ROD dacu:nants the ~inal rame~y selection
which. will include public ccl:%ment and input, the ROD cannot:·
he effectively started until the completion ot the FS public
col:lment period. The .ROD will take approxii:ately eight
months to complete.
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Mr. J. Andrew Schlange.
Mr. Blake Anderson
Octcber 1S,.19B7
Page Five
Spacial Hgt;ic:e
~he Special Notice is required by the comprehenaiva
Environn:ental. Reapcn:sa Compansation Liability Act (CERCLA)
Section 122(e), 42 u.s.c. Subsection 9622(e). ~s a:manded by
the SUpar.funcl Alllendments and Reauthorization Act 0£ l.986
(SARA), P.L. 99-499. The Notice encourages the Responsible
Parties to vcl.untarily perform or finance the response
activities aescrillecl in the Record of Decision. '?he Special
Nctice will be concurrent to th• ROD, with an additional two
month period tor neqotiaticn of the Responsible Party's
participation after the documentation of tha final cleanup
remedy is ccmpl~te.
Qesiqn Contract Procur9ment, EDgineerinq Design,
constrnction Cont;act Procurement, Constmction/Shak§dcwu·
After a final remedial aitarnativ• is selected and
documented in the ROD, ~ho nace•mary plans nnd
speci:fications ar.;a outlined and a bid package is pre!)8red
:for each olamant o'!! the remedial al.1:ernative. It is
anticipated that the remedial alternative ·designed tg
mitiqate contamination in the community will be an
extraction system, which will take less time to design,
procure and construct th.an the more campl.icated rm:edial
alternatives fer the canyon and en-site areas. Theref'ora,
the· two sc:hadule tracks,. "Co:mmunitytt and "All Otfler" are
shewn ...
All procl.irament must ·ba in ccmpiianca with r•q'~laticns set
fcr+-...h in the state Administrative Manual, Secticn 1200 et
seq., and federal prociurement requirements.
Tile community enqineerinq design will involve tha design of
a well system fer contaminated qroundwater extraction, a
pi~elina to a traatment or reinjection location, disposai of
the treated grcundwat~ or brine and a plan for ten-y.oar .
restoration of the Glen Avon sub-basin. rt i9 eatimatad to
take ten months to comp1Qt:.a this doaign.
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¥.r. lUake Andersen
October 15, 1987
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A design scheduie for th• remaining remediai alternatives is
dirricult to estimate at this time, because the ~inal remedy
is yet tc be selected. Items still in consideration includa
de~aterinq of the en-site area through extraction wells or
an adit system, excavation and treat.:aent er isolation of the
ccntaminated soil :balow the barrier dam, . isolation or
treatment ~f t.~e on-sita soils. f1ushinq er da-waterinq of
the canyon areas. The desfgn" procurement:. and construction
of these items will :ba more langt:hy than the t.iuta a11~i:a~d
tor the CQlDlUUnity extraction system. our heat estit:at:as at
this ti?zle are:
Desiqn contract P?:ccurement
Enqineerinq Design
Construction Cont:act Proaurement
Const:ruction/S?l.akedo~-n
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years
year
years
OHS has received funding for ~ 'lJlajority of the FS ~cm the EPA's
Superfund prcqram. DES hss State funds a1loc:ated ~er the design
of the early i~plementaticn items~ DP'..S has sumnitted a request
to EPA fer funding sufficient to complete 1:he FS, and rund the
construction of the· rreaway extraction system and site drainage
channels.. EPA h~s awarded these funds to the State. In
addition# OHS has su~~icient Stata funds to complete the
alternate water project and finance its share of ongoing project
expenses. A sUbstantial addit.ion?il amount of State :Cu:tds has
been set aside to be used as tha State1 s 10% share of the ccst 0£
the final remedy in the event t.~e responsible parties· do not coce
forward ta i~plement the site closure plan.
DHS is cognizant of, and sincaraly appreciates the pari=icipatian
c~ CSDC-C and SAWPA in addressinq the cleanup of one of the
Nation's hest-kno\¥ll hazardous waste cleanup sites. Disposa1 of
the Stri:iqfellow P?:at:.reatment Plant effluent to tha Santa Ana
Regional Interceptor sewer line is essential to the cu.r~ent
efforts to cleanup Strin9~e1lcY•, and to mitigate ~u?:t:her
contamU,ation o~ tha Glen Av~n Sub-basin. I hope the infor::ation
provided herein su~ficiently covers the major activities and the
Govar.nment:'s commit?:lent. t.~ :their imple.mentaticn. I:f you have any
quasticn~, p1e~ae contact Beth Jittea, of my et~ff 1 at (916) 323-
2990.
cc: Keith Takata, EPA
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S'rllDICFELLOW Ptmmcnl. INFOWA'rICN
A. · Stringfellow i'undinq Resources:
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Feasibili"Cy St'Udy
Treat.ability St.udias
Alternative water
'I'.reat:tent Plmtt eenstructicn
Eariy I!lplementation Acticn:
a J Sw:face Water Ccntrcl Chmutels
(Desiqn/Constructicn}
b) Lever canyon Extraction wails
Systam (Desi91\/<:cnst-~icnJ
$10.0 Millien
21.5 Millien 1s.o Jlill.icn
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$34.o Jlillion
$4.1 Xillimi
64~ Millicn o .. f l!Ulicn
0.1 Killlcn
2.! Killion
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9.1 Millien
6.3 Millien
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l.9 Millien
4.B Millien
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rDc.es m;t incl.tide ZPA's reccgniticn ot ad.van.ca match ~=r expediti::as
of State fTJ:ads ·
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Feasibility Study
Alternate \later
Site Drainage ChBl'Vlels
STRINGFELL<ll HAZARDOUS ~.
1987 1988 1989 1990
9 12 3 6 9 12 3
6-30-88
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12-1-87
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7-1-88 3-1-89
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Record of Decision
Special Notice
Design Contract Procurement
Coct11U1ity
Alt Other
Engineering Design
C•""llllllity
All Other
Construction Contract P0rocurement
COOJJU'lity
All Other
Construction/Shakedown
C0tmuiity
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9-30-88 6-1-89
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11-1-89 8-1-89
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6-1-89 6-1-90
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3-1-90 1-1-91
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6-1-90 12-1-91
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1-1-91 10-1-91
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12-1-91 12-1-92
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10-1-91 7-1-92
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October 27, 1987
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
1D844 EWS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
POLICY RE UTILIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL
CONSULTING SERVICES
C714J 962-2411
C714J 540-2910
The Districts' Engineering Department staff is generally divided into two
separate functions; the planning and design division, and the construction
management division. Thirteen positions are assigned to design and 17
positions to construction. In addition, six positions (the Director of
Engineering and five secretarial staff) make up the total division complement
of 36 employees (see attached Organizational Chart).
The Department's engineering positions include eleven professional civil,
mechanical and electrical engineers with heavy experience in construction of
facilities. Our Districts' historical philosophy has been that in the long
run it is more efficient to contract with professional consultants for
architectural and engineering services rather than building up a large
in-house staff. In contrast, Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, for
example, employ a large staff of engineers and designers and perform most
design "in-house".
Our consultants include the following general categories: construction
management services, design services regarding collection system facilities,
design services regarding treatment plant facilities, architectural design
services and environmental services.
Design and construction of treatment plant facilities requires the
greatest diversity of engineering and architectural disciplines. It can
probably best be illustrated by a quick review of some of the current
treatment plant. projects.
Project Description
Underground tank replacements/
water quality issues
Rehabilitation of digesters and
primary clarifiers
Plant landscaping and security
Administration, laboratory buildings
Lighting energy conservation
Specialty Expertise
Instrumentation, water and
air regulations
Piping, pumping, electrical,
thermal design
Knowledge of plants and
planting techniques and
security measures
Building design, laboratory
design, instrumentation
Controls, instrumentation
design
Policy re Utilization of Professional
Consulting Services
October 27, 1987
Page Two
Project Description
Central power generation
Master planning
Environmental Impact Reports
Design of primary and secondary
wastewater treatment facilities
New headworks and ocean outfall
pumping stations
Odor control projects
Specialty Expertise
Architectural, structural,
civil, mechanical and
controls design; elec-
trical power design
and current laws and
regulations
Current laws, sanitary
engineering projections
to meet projected
requirements
Environmental specialists
Sanitary, civil, mechanical,
and electrical engineers
Civil, structural, elec-
trical, mechanical
engineers and architects
Structural, civil, chemical,
electrical engineers,
knowledge of SCAQMD rules
and regulations
One above example of an extremely complicated project which requires a
multitude of disciplines is the Central Power Generation Systems project. The
current phase, attempting to obtain a Permit to Construct from the South Coast
Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), requires not only expertise in
determining the size and scope of the project, but knowledge of the rules,
regulations and requirements of SCAQMD, California Air Resources Board,
Department of Health Services, Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Energy
Regulatory Conmission, the State Utility Conmission and other state, local and
federal laws. Our consultant has built more central generation projects than
probably any other consultant in Southern California. As such, they are
extremely knowledgeable in the pitfalls and can guide us on the path which has
the greatest probability of being permitted.
The design of the collection facilities is best handled by engineers who
have had a close associ atfon with the cities served by the Sani tat.ion
Districts. They not only know the intricacies of sewer design, but have
worked with those cities and other utilities in determining how best to
protect existing utilities, traffic needs and other factors peculiar to each
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Policy re Utilization of Professional
Consulting Services
October 27, 1987
Page Three
city in which a project must be constructed. In many cases the Districts have
used the services of engineers for collection system design who have performed
similar services for the cities in whicn the Sanitation Districts'project is
planned. It is very hard to d4plicate this experience.
The Districts' environmental work must respond to local, state and
federal criteria, standards and regulations. Preparation of EIR's is an
infrequent task and consultants provide a readily available and knowledgeable
way to perform these services, since they work with the requirements at all
times.
Perhaps the biggest advantage in the use of consultants is the ability to
select from the best and most experienced. Since the Districts' projects are
not similar, and in fact are all somewhat unique, single design projects, it
is hard to keep a large staff of designers that would be required to cover the
broad variety of work and the widely-fluctuating work load at full efficiency
all the time. Agencies with single purpose work, such as water systems for
example, develop a staff which are expert and efficient in that single line of
work. Thus, we believe use of consultants is ·also the overall lowest-cost
design method for our work. The Sanitation Districts mode of operation
overcomes the need to keep a large staff busy in slow periods and allows
efficient use of the small staff of employees.
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11/18/87
A POLICY OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECTORS OF COUNTY
SANITATION DISTRICTS NO. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 & 14
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,· ESTABLISHING
PROCEDURES FOR THE SELECTION OF PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
* * * * * * * * * *
The Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts No. 1,
2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 & 14 of Orange County, California,
DO HEREBY ESTABLISH THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES FOR THE
SELECTION AND PROCUREMENT OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL
SERVICES:
Section 1. Selection of Engineering and Architectural Firms.
In the selection of a consulting architect, engineer or other
related service as defined in Section 2, it is recognized that no
two individuals or firms have equal training, experience, skill,
capabilities or work loads to meet the demands of any contemplated
project. Evaluation and selec~ion of a consultant will include
but not be limited to the following:
A. The firm shall be of high ethical and professional
standing, its members being of good moral
character, and it shall be prepared to submit
references from persons of known repute.
B. The principal and other responsible members of the
firm must be registered in the State of California.
C. A principal member of the firm's staff must have at
least ten years' recent experience in responsible
charge of work of the type involved in the project.
D. At least two additional members of the firm's staff
must have at least five years' experience in
responsible charge in the field, or fields,
required by the project.
E. The firm shall be capable of performing the work
within the prescribed time limitations considering
the current and planned work loads of the firm.
F. If all other factors are equal, preference shall be
given to a local firm when more than one firm is
being considered.
G. A firm selected must certify to having an affirmative
action program.
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Section 2. Definition of Engineering/Architectural Services.
A. Engineering or architectural services are those
professional services associated with research,
development, design and construction, alteration,
or repair of real property, as well as incidental
services that members of these professions and
those in their employ may logically or justifiably
perform, including studies, investigations,
surveys, evaluations, consultations, planning,
programming, conceptual designs, plans and
specifications, cost estimates, inspections, shop
drawing reviews, sample recommendations,
preparation of operation and maintenance manuals,
and other related services. Services for product
testing and surveying are excluded.
B. services covered hereunder include architectural,
engineering, environmental and related services.
c. An Engineer/Architect is an individual, partnership
or corporation (or any combination thereof) engaged
to provide services as defined in Section 2.A.
Section 3. Scope of the Project.
A. For every project approved by the Board(s) and for
which outside services are required, the staff shall
develop a comprehensive scope of work.
B. The scope shall define the extent of the services,
the time required, and shall develop a maximum fee
for the services sought.
c. The maximum fee amount shall be kept confidential
until a selection has been made, but, along with
the scope of work, will be available to any Director
upon request.
Section 4. Selection of Finn.
A. Projects where services are less than $25,000.
1. Projects where the maximum professional
fees are less than $25,000 are usually
specific, small projects normally
requiring specialization in one or two
fields of endeavor.
2. Staff shall consider at least three
qualified firms and shall select that
firm which appears best qualified for the
project.
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3. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section
4.A.2, in the event the proposed work is
considered continuation or specialized
services as described in Section 5,
"Continuation of Services," or Section 6,
"Specialized Services," upon written
authorization by the General Manager,
negotiations may be limited to the sole
firm deemed desirable for providing said
services.
4. Negotiations for compensation for the
work shall be conducted between the
f irrn and staff members appointed by
the General Manager, or their designees.
5. A requisition for acquisition of services
shall be forwarded to the purchasing
office listing the firms considered,
the reasons for choosing the firm
selected and shall certify that the
negotiated fee for compensation to the
firm is reasonable for the services
requested and will not result in excess
profits for the firm.
6. The purchasing office shall process the
requisition in accordance with the
purchasing policy established by the
Boards of Directors.
7. The evaluation of the firm's qualifications
and the fee negotiations will not be made
public but will be available to any Director
upon request.
8. In cases where the aggregate amount of
services is expected to exceed $10,000 and
a project may be funded through a Federal
grant program, all applicable provisions
of 40CFR, 35.937, shall apply to the
solicitation of proposals and negotiations
for engineering/architectural service.
B. Projects where services are greater than $25,000.
1. Public Notice.
a. Appropriate public notice shall be given by
publication of a notice of request foe
qualifications in professional journals or
publications of general circulation.
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b. The notice shall request written
statements of qualification only.
c. As an alternative to the notice by
publication, the District shall
maintain a list of qualified firms
and notice of the request for
qualifications shall be mailed to
those firms who have the capabilities
and specialization to qualify for
the project.
2. Screening Committee.
A Screening Committee comprised of a m1n1mum of
three staff members designated by the General
Manager shall select at least three firms who
appear best qualified for the project.
3. Proposals.
a. Staff will prepare written requests
for proposals setting forth the scope
of work and other information necessary
for the firm to properly prepare and
submit a proposal. Proposals shall
be solicited from the three firms
deemed most qualified.
b. Proposals submitted shall:
(1) Acknowledge the scope of the
project and the extent of the
services required.
{2) Include a statement of the
firm's qualifications for
performing the proposed work.
{3) Include past performance
records of the firm.
(4) Demonstrate the firm's capabili-
ties to complete the work within
the time allotted.
(5) Identify the specific key person-
nel to be assigned to the project.
(6) Contain a conflict of interest
disclaimer.
(7) Provide any other information
required to properly evaluate
the firm's qualifications and
familiarity with the types of
problems applicable to the
project.
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4. Selection Committee.
a. Joint Works.
(1) The Selection Committee for
Boards of Directors and a minimum
of one staff member appointed by
the General Manager, or their
designees.
(2) At the discretion of the Joint
Chairman, additional Directors may
be appointed to the Committee to
assist in the consideration of
proposals for specific projects.
b. Individual Districts.
(1) Districts with three-member
Boards: The Selection Committee
of a District with a three-member
Board shall be comprised of the
Chairman of the District and a
minimum of one staff member
appointed by the General
Manager, or their designees.
(2) Districts with more than a three-
member Board: The Selection
Committee of a District with
more than a three-member Board
shall be comprised of the
Chairman and Chairman pro tern
of the District and a minimum
of one staff member appointed
by the General Manager, or their
designees.
5. Negotiations.
a. The Selection Committee shall review
qualifications of each firm with due
consideration of location, reputation,
experience, financial standing, size,
personnel availability, quality of
references, estimated fee for services
to be performed and work load and other
factors relevant to the project being
considered.
b. The Selection Committee, upon comple-
tion of their evaluation, shall rank
the firms considered in order of
desirability.
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c. To determine the firm to be selected and the compensation
for the services sought, the following will be strictly
adhered to:
1. The Selection Committee will, at its
discretion, invite the firm that is
considered to be the best qualified to
appear before the Committee.
2. The firm shall present, in writing, to the
Selection Committee, a proposal for fees
associated with the services. The proposal
for compensation shall be presented in
sufficient detail to enable the Selection
Committee to adequately ascertain the level
of effort associated with the scope of work
and to determine whether the firm has
thoroughly identified the efforts associated
with the services and thoroughly understands
the work required.
3. The basis of the fee shall be: Cost plus a
fixed fee with a maximum amount, a per diem
rate(s) with a maximum amount, or a lump sum
(fixed) fee.
4. If it is the decision of the Selection
Committee to use methods for compensation
other than the lump sum or cost plus a
fixed fee with a maximum, or the per diem
rates with a maximum, justifications for
this decision shall be made by the Selection
Committee in their recommendation to the
Board(s) of Directors for the services.
5. The Selection Committee shall review the
compensation requested by the firm which
shall be compared with the maximum fee as
previously established.
6. The final negotiated fee, as recommended
to the Board(s) of Directors, shall be
certified by the Selection Committee as
reasonable for the services requested
and not resulting in excessive prof its
for the firm.
7. If agreement is not reached, the nego-
tiations should be terminated and similar
interviews should then follow with the
next-ranked firm.
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8. All such negotiations shall be on a
strictly confidential basis and in no
case shall the compensation.discussed
with one firm be discussed with another.
Section 5. Continuation of Services.
A. In some instances where a firm has satisfactorily
completed one phase in the development of a project
and the Board(s) determine that it is in the best
interests of the District(s) to retain the same
firm for subsequent phases of related work, the
Selection Committee may be authorized to proceed
directly with negotiations with that firm for
the additional work.
B. This situation may arise when a firm has completed
a feasibility report or a master plan report and
the services for said work are satisfactory to
the Board(s) and the procedure of examining other
firms for subsequent phases is not deemed necessary.
c. In the event that satisfactory negotiations for
price cannot be concluded under these circumstances,
negotiations should be terminated and the provisions
set forth hereinabove for selection of a firm would
apply.
Section 6. Specialized Services.
A. In the event that specialized services are required
where it is determined that only one firm can best
perform the services for a specific project, the
Selection Committee, in the case where the fees
are greater than $25,000 will report to the Board(s)
said findings and request authority to negotiate
directly with the particular specialized firm.
B. The basis of selection of the specialized firm or
individual, along with the negotiated fee, shall
be presented to the Board(s) of Directors for
consideration.
Section 7. Agreement for Services.
A. Upon approval by the Board(s) of a negotiated
agreement for services, a contract shall be exe-
cuted in a form approved by the General Counsel.
B. The contract shall include:
1. A statement of the scope of the project.
2. The basis and individual elements of the
fees.
3. The basis for payment to the firm.
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4. The time limits in which the services must
be performed.
5. Provisions for fee adjustments should there
be changes in the scope of work.
6. If it is determined by the Selection
Committee that the Districts may be caused
to incur a penalty or liability, or suffer
a loss because of the failure of the firm
to perform the work within specified time
limits, the contract shall include a clause
setting forth penalties for such non-
performance or delayed performance, in
amounts to be determined by the Committee.
7. For projects exceeding $25,000 in fees,
the firm may, if determined appropriate by
the Selection Committee based on the nature
and size of the project, be required to carry
errors and omissions insurance coverage in
an amount determined by the Selection Committee
to be adequate for the project.
8. Any other provisions deemed necessary or
desirable.
C. Progress payments made to the firm during the time
the services are being supplied shall be on the work
completed to date, as recommended by the responsible
staff member.
Section 8. Conflict of Interest.
A. The District(s) maintain a Conflict of Interest Code
which governs the performance of its officers, employees
or agents in the conduct of project work, iticluding
procurement.
B. No Director, officer, employee or agent shall solicit or
accept gratuities, favors or anything of monetary value
from potential candidates.
c. Any firm seeking selection under these procedures that
violates the District(s) Conflict of Interest Code shall
be automatically disqualified.
Section 9. Effective Dates and Revision Procedure.
A. This policy shall become effective on November 18, 1987.
B. The policy may be modified from time to time as
necessary to best meet the needs of the District(s).
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Octob er 22, 1987
STAFF REPORT
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFOR NIA
10 644 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BO X 6 127
FOUNTAIN VALLE Y. CALIFORNIA 9 2726·6127
17141962-241 1
171 4 ) 54().2910
Status of Central Power Generation Systems Pr oject
Following is a status report on several pending matters relating to the proposed
Centra l Power Generation Systems project. Certa i n items require Boar d act i on,
others are informat i onal only.
The Central Power Generation Systems project, which started in 1984 wi th a study
of the alternatives for best utilizing digester gas (a by-product of the sewage
treatment process) as an energy source, and for reducing ai r emissions to comply
with new South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) rules, continues
to be delayed. The delays have been caused by new requirements imposed to
obtain a Permi t to Construct from the SCAQMD. Additional author i ty is needed on
some elements relating to the SCAQMD permit appl i cat i on in order to meet the new
requirements to obtain the Permit to Construct and to min i mize further
permitting delays for th i s important project.
A. Value Engineering. In July 1986 the Boards awarded a contract to Brown and
Caldwell for preliminary engineering and support for the SCAQMD permit
app l ication effort. Separately, the Districts have contracted with John
Carollo Engineers (JCE ) to value-engineer the central generat i on project.
Brown and Caldwell 1 s work indicated a very favorable economic return if the
project is constructed. The Carollo study supports the findings of Brown
and Caldwell. Carollo tested various assumptions including interest rates
of 7-1/2 and 9-1/2%; inflation rates of 0, 2-1/2 and 5%; and variations in
projected costs for natural gas and purchased electricity. The recommended
plan calls for three engine-generator sets at Plant 1 and five engine-
generator sets at Plant 2, including one at each plant designated f or
standby use.
Several equipment sizes were reviewed including an alternati ve which
provides the fastest payback, which is the installation of two engine-
generator sets at Plant 1 and four engine-generator sets at Plant 2. The
conclusions reached showed that any of the alternatives provide an
excellent econom i c return to the Districts. The study found that the rate
of return based on a 5% inflation rate is 24 % with no standby , compared to
21 % with the standby set. The payback period varied from slightly under
six years with no standby to slightly under seven years with st andby.
While the JCE study showed that deletion of the standby generating
equipment offers a slightly higher economic rate of return (24 % versus 21%)
than i ncluding it, Brown and Caldwell, JCE and staff recommend the
inclusion of the standby equipment because of the greater reliab ili ty
offered at a modest increase in cost. System reliability is ess e ntial in
the operation of a sewage treatment plant.
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If any Director would like a copy of the full value-engineering report ,
please contact Tom Dawes, Director of Engineer i ng, at (714 ) 96 2-2411.
B. Potential EPA Construction Ban
The EPA is consid e ring a construction ban for major emission sources in the
South Coast Air Ba s in because the basin has not met air quality goals by
the EPA deadline. A ban is not definite but, if imposed, is e xpected to
affect projects for which applications have not been deemed complete by
January 19 88. The determination of application completeness is based on
EPA criteria, not SCAQMD criteria. Certain SCAQMD criteria, such as the
health risk assessment (see Item E following), are not in the EPA criteria.
The eng i neering consultant , Brown and Caldwell, is currently reviewing the
requirements by wh i ch an independent EPA determination of completeness
could be made. Since it appears that the EPA criteria have been met, this
would eliminate the risk of a construction ban affecting the Central Power
Generation Systems project. In any event, because of the importance of
this project , staff has requested an exemption from the construc t ion ban
(see attached let t er dated September 14, 19 87).
C. Status of Engine-Generator Equipment Purchase
The Directors have previously awarded a purchase agreement in the amount of
$1 8 ,968,113 to Cooper Industries to supply the eight engine-generator sets
for the Central Power Generation Systems. The agreement has been nearly
f i nali zed and should be ready for ex ecution within two weeks. The
Districts are not obligated under thi s purchase agreement unti l a Permit t o
Construct is received from . SCA QMD.
(1) Early Engine De s ign. The agreement provides that engines delivered
after January 1, 19 89 be subject to a cost increase, not to exceed 5%
of the engine price. The agreement also contains a provision by which
the Districts may allow Cooper to proceed with engine de si gn,
encumber i ng the Districts for the co st of that de s ign in an amount not
to exceed $300,000. The adv antage of giving an early go-ahead f or
this design would be to shorten the delivery period for the
engine-generator sets. Starting design early, particularly for the
five 16-cylinder engines at Plant No. 2, would reduce the number of
engines delivered in 1989, thereby possibly saving up to $100,000 per
engine-gener ator set.
(2 ) Early Manufact ure of 16-Cylinder Engines. By letter dated September
29, 198 7, Cooper has made an offer to allow manufacturing to begin on
the five 16 -cylinder engines planned for the Huntington Beach central
generation plant. The Huntington Beach central generati on plant will
provide long-term electrical reliability for the Ocean Outfall Booster
Station, now under construction. Cooper wou l d like to start
manufacturing, and would do so if the Sanit ati on Di stri cts wi l l
guarantee an add i tional $53 8 ,000 (over and above the $300,000
discussed above ). In return for early manufacture of the block s ,
pi stons and other heavy iron components of the engines, Cooper would
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waive the scheduled cost increase for 16-cylinder engines delivered
after January 1, 1989. The potential cost increase in engine-
generator sets (See Item A(l) above) is approximately equal to the
$538,000 payment guarantee. In the event the Districts do not secure
an SCAQMD Permit to Construct, Cooper will sell the manufactured parts
and credit the Districts the amount received for those parts.
The question is whether the Sanitation Districts should accept the risk of
the design costs of $300,000 maximum to hedge against future late engine
deliveries which would add to the cost of the engines, and the cost of
early engine manufacturing against the offset from future sale of the
equipment if an SCAQMD permit is not forthcoming. The problem arises, of
course, because of the SCAQMD delays in permitting the project. Staff,
consultants and Counsel are continuing to assess the situation and will
report further to the Directo~s as more information becomes available.
D. Emission Offsets
The Boards have previously authorized contracts for purchase of offsite air
emission credits as required by SCAQMD. These firm purchase contracts have
been required by SCAQMD before they would deem the permit application as
complete. The Districts have negotiated agreements with two companies to
purchase both nitrogen oxides (NOx) and non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHC )
emission credits.
The contracts provide for down payments totalling $542,500 to guarantee the
credits. The contract with Gifford-Hill Cement Company for NOx credits
requires final payment of $1,787,500 (for a total of $2,250,000 ) by
December 29, 1987, or 20 business days after a permit is issued to
construct the facility, whichever is sooner. The contract with AMVAC
Chemical Corporation for non-methane hydrocarbon credits requires final
payment of $720,080 (for a total of $800,080) by July 1, 1988, or 20
business days after the emission credits are approved by SCAQMO, whichever
is sooner.
As previously reported to the Directors, SCAQMD now has in the formative
stages an in-house review of the entire air emissions credit program. In
addition, discussions relative to initiating legislation to obtain
exemptions for public agencies, or agencies that provide non-discretionary
public services such as sewage treatment, are underway. Separate reports
will be made to the Directors on these evolving considerations.
E. Addendum to Agreement with Engineering Science for Review of Risk
Assessments
As part of the Districts' application for a Permit to Construct the Central
Power Generation Systems, a health risk assessment was required by SCAQMD.
The Districts contracted with Engineering Science to perform the risk
assessment in accordance with SCAQMD requirements and guidelines. The
analysis showed a less than one-in-a-million increase for the health risk
assessment which is acceptable under currently used SCAQMD policy. SCAQMD,
however, decided after their assessment was completed to submit the risk
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assessment to the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and the Department
of Health Services (OOHS) under the new Sher Bill, which requires State
review for certain projects which may affect air quality.
The General Counsel has separately reviewed the SCAQMD position regarding
risk assessment and the Sher Bill and concluded that this project is not
subject to the Sher Bill. Consequently, the Sanitation Districts wrote to
both CARB and OOHS advising them that the project was not subject to the
Sher Bill requirements and transmitting the legal opinion giving the
reasons therefor (see attached letters dated September 18, 1987). The
letter also noted that the risk assessment showed less than the threshold
one-in-a-million chance of cancer increase, and that the proj-ect met all
the SCAQMO requirements.
Nonetheless, CARB commented to the SCAQMD that the original requirements
for the risk assessment were not appropriate and requested that SCAQMD
require that a new risk assessment based on fumigation dispersion modeling,
CARS-preferred risk factors and new extensive engine exhaust analyses.
(Additional comments may come from OOHS.)
The SCAQMO has also noted that the dispersion modeling did not address the
fact that since NOx is a non-attainment pollutant in this air basin, the
dispersion must be to less than detectable concentrations. Both the Plant
No. 1 and Plant No. 2 facilities, as currently modeled, show dispersion at
detectable concentration levels. However, since this was not an issue in
the original modeling, a very severe "worst case'' modeling scenario was
used: one exhaust stack versus the actual design plan of individual
exhaust stacks. It is anticipated that levels can be reduced by modifying
the system configuration and more refined modeling. All health risks
should show comparable reductions.
The previously-approved engineering services agreement with Engineering
Science (ES) was in an amount not to exceed $35,145 to perform the original
risk assessment studies required by SCAQMD. Because time is of the
essence, staff has solicited a proposal from ES to perform the additional
studies now required by SCAQMO, including necessary engine emission testing
for organic compounds, in the amount of $19,100. Staff believes the best
course of action is to retain ES for the additional work and recommends
that review by the Selection Committee be waived and that an Addendum No. 1
to the agreement with Engineering Science be authorized, increasing the
contract limit from $35,145 to $54,245 for the additional work required by
SCAQMO.
F. Addendum No. 1 to Agreement with Brown and Caldwell for obtaining SCAQMD
Pennit to Construct
In July 1986, the Directors approved an agreement for preliminary
engineering services with Brown and Caldwell Consulting Engineers for the
Central Power Generation Systems projects in the amount of $252,958. The
focus of the preliminary engineering was to obtain a Permit to Construct
from SCAQMO and included preparation of specifications for the
engine-generator sets, calculations and estimates of necessary offset
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emissions, an economic analysis, preliminary design report and a design
scope.
All of the work has been completed with the exc eption of obtaining the
SCAQMD Permit to Construct. That effort has greatly expand ed beyond
original estimates and, in fact, continues to be ongoing requiring
additional support from Brown and Caldwell. Therefore, staff recommends
that the Selection Committee be authorized to negotiate Addendum No. 1 to
the agreement with Brown and Caldwell for required additional engineering
services necessary relative to the SCAQMD permit application and
processing.
G. Final Design of Central Power Generation Systems, Job No. J-19
Staff is recorrmending that the Selection Committee also be authorized to
negotiate an agreement with Brown and Caldwell Consulting Engineers for
phased final design of the Central Power Generation Systems. It is
estimated that the negotiation period will ta ke about two months and it is
recommended that we begin that process now to shorten and dual trac k the
engineering efforts pending SCAQMD's review of the Districts' application.
This will shorten the final design period for this needed project and
expedite its completion.
As a result of delays in the SCAQMD application submittal and review
process, the estimated completion of the Central Power Generat i on Systems
has been extended well past the originally-targeted startup dates for the
new Ocean Outfall Booster Station and the new headworks at Reclamation
Plant No. 1. Parallel tracking of design negotiations and allowing an
early start on design can minimize future delays.
Before a recanmendation for consideration of award of the contract for
fin.al design work is submitted, the status of obtaining approval of the
project from SCAQMD will be reassessed.
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Ms. Judith E. Ayers
Regional Administrator
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O . BOX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708-7018
(714) 962-2411
September 14, 1987
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Region 9
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Attention: Air Management Division (A-2)
Subject: Conments on Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
FR Docket 87-15379
The County Sanitation Districts of Orange County (CSDOC) operate two wastewater
treatment plants, one in Fountain Valley and the other in Huntington Beach.
Wastewater treatment processes include anaerobic digestion which produces
methane gas. This gas is currently used to fuel several reciprocating internal
combustion engines at each plant. In 1985, CSDOC decided to construct central
generation facilities at each plant to efficiently use the digester gas, provide
for electrical needs and provide a long term means of compliance with the South
Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) prohibitory rule which requires
control of emissions of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) from i nternal combust ion
engines. The long term compliance plan is to install new lean burn engines
which will meet the requirements of the rule and will have the lowest achievab l e
emission rate.
The purpose of this letter is to provide some background information on the
permitting process for the central generation fac i lities in relationship to the
proposed ban on construction. CSDOC does not anticipate that the ban will
affect our proposed facilities because permit applications will likely be deemed
complete in the near future. However, there are some yet unresolved issues
regarding the offset package for NOx . The EPA proposa l does not address NOx in
the ban on construction. Therefore, we are assuming that the ban would not
apply if the perm it applications are complete with the except i on of unresolved
issues on the evaluation of the NOx offset package.
Permitting and preliminary design of the central generation facilities began in
Ju l y 1986. Both facilities require offsets for nitrogen oxides and nonmethane
hydrocarbons. The SCAQMD permitting processes for the facilities have been
Ms. Judith E. Ayers
September 14, 1987
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFOR NIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY , CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
1714) 962-2411
1714) 540-2910
complicated because offsets will be supplied both by the shutdown of existing
on-site equipment and the purchase of off-site offsets. The available on-site
offsets needed to be quantified before the quantity of off-site offsets could be
determined. Permitting activities have continued steadily during the last year.
An engine manufacturer has been selected. On-site offsets have been quantified,
and sources of off-site offsets have been identified. Owners of off-site
offsets have submitted applications .to SCAQMD. The SCAQMD will likely propose
approval of the off-site offsets for nonmethane hydrocarbons in the near future.
The SCAQMD issued a letter dated August 20, 1987 which indicates that the
applications are complete with the exception of the need for additional
environmental review and further evaluation of the quantities of offsets
available from the sources of off-site offsets. Some resolutions of the NOx
offset issue have occurred since that time.
The environmental review issues deal with health risk assessments based on
modeling of projected central power generation emissions of selected toxic
substances. The modeling of stack emissions from the central power generation
lean burn engines has demonstrated the health risks to be less than 1 in a
million for the burning of digester gas and natural gas fuels at each treatment
plant. The SCAQMD has submitted the health risk assessments to the California
Air Resources Board and California Department of Health Services for further
review. The review time by these agencies could delay the SCAQMD acceptance of
the central power generation facilities permit applications' completeness until
after the start of the proposed construction ban in the South Coast Air Basin.
The Districts feel that these reviews and delays should not hold up
consideration of the central power generation project applications and thus
should be granted permits to construct once the offset issues are resolved.
For the reasons stated, we request that the ban on construction not apply to our
central power generation facilities and request that changes in the rulemaking
which could affect our project not be made by EPA without further notice.
TMD:jt
ENG/ AQMD: Ll09
cc: RWQCB
SCAQMD
ARB
EPA, Region 9 Water Division
EPA, Region 9 Air Division
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Thomas M. Dawes
Director of Engineering
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O. BOX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8 127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORN IA 92708-701 8
(714) 962-2411
September 18, 1987
California Air Resources Board
Post Office Box 2815
Sacramento, CA 95812
Attention: James Boyd
Subject: County Sanitation Districts of Orange County, California
Proposed Central Power General Facilities (Job No. J-19)
Applicability of A.B. 3989
(Chapter 1134,1986 Statutes)
Health & Safety Code Section 42315
The County Sanitation Districts of Orange County, Californ i a have, during the
past two years, conducted extensive engineering, enviro nmental and fiscal
studies relating to energy use demands ne cessary to operate and maintain the
wastewater treatment and disposal facilities at their plants in Fountain Valley
and Huntington Beach . Based on the comprehensive studies, an evaluation and
decision was made by the governing Boards of our Districts to proceed forward
with the des i gn and construction of central power generation facilities at both
treatment plants.
The primary purpose of the proposed facilities is to utilize existing digester
gas produced by our treatment process at a greatly-reduced cost to the ta x and
ratepayers of our service area and in a manner to substant ial ly enhance the
environment by the use of fuel-efficient engines that emit the lowest poss i ble
levels of contaminants to the air.
In order to construct these faci li ties, we have submitted applications to th e
South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) for permits to construct.
Those applications have been reviewed and are substantially complete except that
the SCAQMD staff has determined that the provisions of A.B. 3989 (referenced
above ) require the applications to be submitted to your agency and the State
Department of Health Services to conduct a health risk assessment.
We respectfully disagree with the decision of the SCAQMD staff, and in support
of our position, we enclose a more detailed legal analys i s and opinion of the
Districts' General Counsel. In our discussions with the SCAQMD staff, they have
frankly acknowledged that there is uncertainty as to whether A.B . 3989 does
apply to sewage treatment facilit i es in general and this project specifi ca l ly.
We believe that they have submitted it to your agency simply as a conservative,
cautious approach and do not strongly advocate its application.
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California Air Resources Board
September 18, 1987
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTR I CT ~
of ORANGE COUNTY. CA LIFO RNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENU '
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNI A 9 9 -8 12 7
!7141962-241,
!7141540-2910
The Districts' position is essentially that the Sanitation Districts' project to
burn the by-product digester gas from the wastewater treatment process is
burning neither municipa l waste no r refuse-derived fue l as provided for and to
be governed by A.B. 3989.
The Districts' project is state-of-the-art engineering, has been carefully and
extensively reviewed by the environmental report review process, and is a
cost-effective environmental enhancement related to a necessary public health
function and operation of treatment of wastewater.
For your information, the Districts have had dispersion modeling and risk
assessments done for these projects at both plants which show our risk
assessment below 1 in a million.
In view of the importance of continuing to proceed ahead with this project as
quickly as possible, we would ask that you irrnnediately r eview your files on this
application, togethe r with this letter, and issue to the SCAQMD and these
Districts you r written determination that A.B. 3989 does not apply and no health
risk assessment is required to be conducted by your agency.
I would be most happy to arrange a conference with my staff and the Districts'
General Counsel with any persons in your agency in the event you have particular
questions or wish to review this in more sp ~fie detail.
I V Gin ral Manager
JWS :jt t
cc: General Counsel
Director of Engineering
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O. B OX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORN IA 92708-7018
(7 14) 962-241 1
September 18, 1987
Department of Health Services
714 P Street
Sacramento, CA 95 814
Attent i on: Harvey Coll i ns, Ph.D.
Subject:
Chief of Environmental Health Department
County Sanitation Districts of Orange County, Californ i a
Proposed Central Power General Facilities (Job No . J-19 )
Applicability of A.B. 3989
(Chapter 1134,1986 Statutes)
Health & Safety Code Section 42315
The County Sanitation Districts of Orange County, Cal i f orn i a have, during the
pas t two years, conducted extensive engineering, environmental and fiscal
studies relating to energy use demands necessary to operate and maintain t he
wastewater treatment and disposal facilities at their plants i n Founta i n Valle y
and Huntington Beach. Based .on the comprehensive studies, an evaluation and
dec i s i on was made by the governing Boards of our Distr i cts to proceed forw ard
with the design and construction of central power generation facilities at bot h
t r eatment plants.
The pr i mary purpose of the proposed facilities is to utilize exist ing dige s ter
gas produced by our treatment process at a greatly-reduced cost to the tax an d
ratepayers of our serv i ce area and in a manner to substantially enhance the
environment by the use of fuel-eff i cient engines that emit the lowest possible
levels of contaminants to the air .
In order to construct these f ac i lities, we have submi t ted app l icat i ons to t he
Sou t h Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD } for permi t s to const r uct.
Those applicat i ons have been reviewed and are substantial ly complete e xcep t t hat
the SCAQMD staff has determined that the prov i sions o f A.B. 3989 (referenced
above ) require the applications to be subm i tted to your agency and the Stat e
Depar tm ent of Heal t h Services to conduc t a hea l th ris k assessment.
We respectful l y disagree with the decis i on of the SCAQMD staff , and in support
of our posi t ion, we enclose a more detailed legal analysis and opinion of the
Districts' Ge neral Counsel . In our discussions with the SCA QMD staff, they ha ve
fran kl y ac knowledged that there is uncerta i nty as to whether A.B . 398 9 does
app ly to s e wa ge treatment faci l ities in general and this project spec i ficall y .
We believe that they have submitted i t to your agency simply as a conservative ,
caut i ous approach and do not strongly advocate its application.
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Department of Health Services
September 18, 1987
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTR IC T!
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIF ORNI A
10844 ELLIS AVEN'
P.O. SOX 8 127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 927 28-8 12'
!7 141962-2411
!7141540-2910
The Districts' position is essentially that the Sanitation Districts' project t o
burn the by-product digester gas from the wastewater treatment process is
burning neither munic i pal waste nor refuse-derived fuel as provided for and to
be governed by A.B. 3989.
The Districts' project is state-of-the-art engineering, has been carefully and
extensively reviewed by the environmental report review process, and is a
cost-effective environmental enhancement related to a necessary public health
function and operation of treatment of wastewater.
For your information, the Districts have had dispersion modeling and risk
assessments done for these projects at both plants which show our risk
assessment below 1 in a million.
In view of the importance of continuing to proceed ahead with this project as
quickly as possible, we would ask that you immediately review your files on thi s
application, together with this letter, and issue to the SCAQMD and these
Districts your written determination that A.B. 3989 does not apply and no healt h
risk assessment is required to be conducted by your agency.
I would be most happy to arrange a conference with my staff and the Districts'
General Counsel with any persons in your agency in the event you have particula r
questions or wish to review this in
JWS :j t
cc: General Counsel
Director of Engineering
ne-svl' vest er
G Mln~ger
October 23, 1987
STAFF REPORT
RE
SOUTH COAST AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
RULEMAKING ACTIVITIES:
RULE 110, RULE ADOPTION PROCE DURES
TO ASSURE PROTECTION AND ENH AN CE MENT
OF THE ENVIRONMENT
RULE 223, AIR QUALITY IMPACT ANA LYSIS
RULE 140 1, NEW SOURCE REVIEW OF KNOWN AND
SUSPECTED CARCINOG ENI C AIR CONTAMINANTS
COUNT Y SA NITATION DISTRICT S
of ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLE Y. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
17141 962-2411
1714) 540-2910
Recent proposed rulemaking act iviti es by the South Coast Air Quality Management
Di stricts (SCAQMD) has received considerable attention by the Dis t ri cts and
other members of the water pollution control community as a result of potential
i mp acts on the Districts' and other publicly owned tr e atment works (POTW 1 s)
ability to continue to con struct and op erate treatment faci l ities to meet t he
mandates of the federal Clean Water Act and the California Ocean Plan .
Proposed Rules 223 and 1401 are intended to control a l ist of over thirty kno1,iin
or suspected carcinogenic air contaminants to concentrations that wou l d prevent
maximum cancer risks to a theoretical worst case occurrence level of less than
one per million. Rule 110 was adopted by SCAQMD Board in September 1987 to
provide for staff -level environmental assessment r eports to accompany future
rul emaki ng activities but without th e benefit of a full Environmental Impact
Report.
The Districts primary concern has bee n one of balancing all environmental
impac ts during any public policy decision-making process . To accomplish this,
we beli eve that cro ss -med i a (air, l an d and water) assessments must be do ne . It
is our belief t ha t a ba lanc ed approach to total environmental management makes
th e most sense when considering measures for protecting the environment and
public hea lth. During t he initi a l rulemaking efforts of the SCAQMD on the
above-listed rules, it became apparent to the Distr icts that adequate attent i on
to balanced enviro nm ental management was not occurring .
For this reason, the Districts took ex traordinary efforts to register our
co nc ern . Districts ' staff has had numerous meetings with SCAQMD staff and
management over these proposed rules, has attended and commented at several
hearings held by SCAQMD in the last six months, and has provided correspondence
to the SCAQMD , the State Water Resources Control Board and the California
Reso urces Agency regarding these issues .
Recently , as a resu l t of ou r concern and those of others (including the State
Water Resources Co ntro l Board), t he SCAQMD has changed its position and is
prepared to take a wider and more comprehensive view in their r ulemaki ng
activit i es. The Districts had suggested that a full Environmental Impact Report
be conducted on Proposed Rules 223 and 1401 . Our position was that the use of a
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staff-level environmental assessment by SCAQMD staff would not meet all of the
procedural and environmental considerations of the California Environmental
Quality Act .
Information that we have received from SCAQMD staff now indicates that a f ull
Environmental Impact Report will be conducted by SCAQMD for Proposed Rules 223
and 1401 and that they will not depend upon a staff-level environmental
assessment under Rule 110 . This recent development is a positive move toward
total environment management and should allow the Districts to adequately
express our concerns over the impacts of Proposed Rules 223 and 1401, (and
others) as SCAQMD continues their important work of controlling air emissions .
Staff has indicated to SCAQMD that we are prepared to help wherever possible in
providing technical advise and support as they develop scientifically based air
quality protection rules . Staff will continue to monitor the activities of the
SCAQMD and report back to the Boards as appropriate.
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v~ RE: AGENDA ITEM #33<a) -DISTRICT 2
November 2, 1987
M E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Board Members
SUBJECT: Briefing on District No. 2 Fullerton-Brea Sewer Break
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
(7141962-2411
Late last Friday afternoon we discovered that District No. 2's Fullerton-Brea
trunk sewer had been damaged where it traverses the oil fields just south of
Bastanchury Road between Brea Boulevard and State College Boulevard (see
enclosed map). It was detennined that no sewage was escaping at that time and
that, because the damage was confined to the top portion of the sewer pipe, no
escape was likely. Mobilization began to effect temporary repairs to commence
at daybreak Saturday.
As the repairs proceeded Saturday the weekend rain stonn exacerbated the
unstable site conditions causing a cave-in at the repair site. The cave-in
plugged the pipe causing the sewer to overflow into Brea Creek which drains
westerly to Coyote Creek and thence to the San Gabriel River, which ultimately
discharges to the Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of Seal Beach. A temporary
by-pass was completed at approximately 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, diverting the
sewage around the break to stop the overflow. Interim repairs were completed
around 7:30 p.m.
The sewage was chlorinated by our crews with HTH (granular chlorine) for
disinfection. Although there should be no public health effects we contacted
the Orange County Health Department Saturday to advise them of the spill and our
staff recommended that the beach around the San Gabriel River be posted as a
precautionary measure.
As a procedural follow-up our crews proceeded to clean the sewer downstream of
the break to remove the debris (rocks, gravel, mud, broken pipe, etc.) that had·
washed into the sewer. On Tuesday our crews discovered a second ·break about
500 feet below the original break. Apparently the second break is a result of
a build-up of debris and pressure in the sewer that caused it to fracture when
dislodged in the cleaning process. Our crews and a contractor were able to put
up a temporary dam to contain the second spill although we estimate that
approximately 1,500 gallons were discharged to the creek. The sewage contained
in the holding pond is being pumped back into the sewer. This spill has also
been chlorinated •.
The Districts have a contractor on site and pennanent repairs are underway at
both sites under emergency provisions of the Districts' procurement regulations.
Our preliminary investigation indicates that the original sewer break may have
been caused by recent drilling activity by an oil-rigger when installing anchors
to secure a drilling rig for making repairs to an adjacent oil well installation.
We have referred the matter to General Counsel for recovery of costs for
emergency and pennanent repairs to both breaks in the sewer.
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088612 GRINNELL CORPORATION S'h289.66. . '. VALVES 1~
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088615 HALPRIN SUPPLY CO. $3le80 HARDWARE ~
t::::I OBf\f.16 HALSTED & HOGG~N. INC· s;~so.9tt PUMP PARTS ~i
......, C88617 AAsco OT['"(:()-;;-TfiJc. $108.55 OIL 1~-~ 08A618 HATCH & KIRK1 INC. t.772.H ·HECHANICAL PARTS w
;u 08f619 JOHN C. HENBERGE:R CO., INC. $535.00 ELECTRONICS
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t 08~627 R.S. HUGHES co., INC. · $21691.70 REPAIR PARTS ~~
2 08flq28 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH · U7.07 WATER USEAGE (:,~ : ~: ~~-;~-------~-g~··r:~;-~~·~;~~~a.--RUP. ifE'R-s'tAMP---------.--·--s-:·:·~·:y; ~~~:~R . STAMPS. t~
----~·88Fi3L __ . __ ····--... 1~~9 .COM.PA.!'_~----_ ··--·-·---··-··------·--··--······--· ............ ----·-·· ·-···--·-···$759_. O~ --·-... ·-------· .. -·----BOTILES . . ...... --.. -·-----_ ···-················ -----·-·····--····-·· ~;; 1 08A632 INMAC $52~e29 COMPUTER PARTS !-._1
0886:.'i3 INDIP.N SPRINGS MFG. co., INC. Slt013e08 CHLORINATION PARTS ~'.::
08fl63't INDUSTRIAL THREADED PRODUCTS $966.65 • FITTINGS [;., ·0aa61·5-------·-----rn6RTM-·P"-AP-ER"--·-·----·----------··-·---·-----rr;-1lrr-;-&o -.JJ\tiifoR iAL"sui>i>i 1 Es
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REPORT ~UMBER AP43
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORAN=G=E-C~O~UNTY
CLAIMS PAID 10/14/87 . . . . .· I
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08H.39 JR v I l\E RA NCH w.ft£R"o1 STRICT $5' 0·0010-0 0. 0 0 . DEPOSit .. RETUi:UFOTSTI :
088640 IP.VUE RANCH WATER DISTRICT $5,00IJ,aoo.co . DEPOSIT RETURN-DIST 14 . . .
0&8641 J & ~ SCIENTIFIC $l22e55 LAB SUPPLIES _____ O_A_P (,42··----·-···-·-CHAR LES .. A· •. JACK s ··--.. ---·-·. ----------·· ···--·-----··--. --si 8 ;-o o·--·-------·--·-------EMPLOYEE MEETfNG. &-TRAVEL ___________ ·-··-··--
088 f.43 fRYOI\ JACKSOf~ PUMP DIVISION f.277.49 PUMP PART
088644 RIVIERA FINANCE S2'J8.53 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
---O-BBF-45 JENSEN .. INSTRUMENTS co. -s-830.94 . \..":·>· GAUGES ---..,...--,.....---·---·-----•
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'Z C866'1E:l KAS SAFETY PRODUCTS $59.31 SAFETY SHOES
d 08R6lf9 KEENAN & ASSOCIAHS s2,1oa.oo WORKERS COMP INS. ~ 08l'651J KEENAN SUPPLY S698.67 VALVE
1-t. 088651 . KING BEARINGt IN·c. $2t3'+~6 \ . ,, . MAc'HfNE SUPPTfES;
-r C88652 ' KIRST PUMP & MACHINE WORKS $3t32le93 ·> ,. PUMP PARTS
t,, 08A653 L.B.w.s •• me. $119.tO ,, WELDING SUPPLIES -=.~886"54-. --·-----L-A B-CONCOCOR p .. ···------------~-----------, 235~ iia l.Ae "siJpp[i"ff···--
:.i:t: 08ll655 LEE & RO CONSULTING EN~R. U7t070.0!l ENGINEERING SERVICES-P1-23R,P1-24R,P2-31R
:JO Ok 8656 LENT SC APES $3 t 82 5. 0 0 LANDSCAPING
088657 LERNER P-HOTOt INC. S83e30 ; · ,· ·. FILM ·----------------1
08t-!658 LEWCC. ELECTRIC co. S864e93 . ,,, .. :>, .\~ . TRUCK PARTS
~ 08e659 . LIFECOM•SAFETY SERVICE SUPPLY $8:l2e76: ,.· CYLINDER REPAIRS -r---·---·----------······-··-·· ----··--···--····· ·---·-· ·-----·--·--··· ··--·· ···------·· .... ··-·· -----------------·---------,-0 8 8 6 6 O LI G H TI NG D I ST R 1 B UT 0 R S t l NC • S 6 5 2 • 0 8 LI GHT I NG
OAA661 LILLY TYPESETTING $53e00 PRINTING
d OliAH2 l<.P. LINDSTROM, INC. $30o.ao CONSULTING SERVICES-SLUDGE PROGRAM
~ OR8f63 · LOWRY & ASSOCIATES ; $81:\IS.03,· .-·:' ,· ENGltfEEifiNGSERVICES-""'2:--":"2=-5---..,..---------t
-1· 088664 M.G. INDUSTRIES $37le00: ., ·SPECIALTY GASES
::::0 oaar~e.5 MPS $197.79 .,.· PHOTO SERVICES
....... oaP666 MARil\E g VALVE SUPPLY ·s·i5"i~oa____ MECHAN1"c:AL-PARfs
~ 08M.&7 MATT -CHLOR, INC. $315.03 CHLORINATION PARTS
OB Bl>bB MC AB CY YA TES CORP• $12 0 • u C CONSULT I NG SERVICES
(•l'H-69 MCBAIN INSTRUMENTS s·6·s·. 00 ... , . INSTRUHENTREPAl:--::.R---:-------·
Ofl8670 MCMASTER•CARR SUPPLY CO. U •lf27e39 STORAGE RACKS
OBe.671 J. ARTHUR MOORE, CAt me. . . $71.71 . GAUGE ---o.i3'i1i."72·--··--·--··M·o "R i ·;z-·-F-ouf.foR·v .. ··--·-· · ·-----·-·--------,--------$9~ a r~-: ~-s---· -MANHOLE ·covE.Rf··------·--------·-·------
oA a 6 73 MOTION IN DUS TR If.S' me. $18 .13 MECHANICAL PARTS
1 fi88fl7lf MQill_Q~CE~~ULAR SERVICES U_?._~_.!...!.? qJ,.~~-~MLg_~yJ.~_E _____________ -t
06£675 NATICNAL .LUMBER S.399.08 HARDWARE/LUMBER
08A676 CITY OF NEIJFORT BEACH St+eOO. WATER USEAGE
088f.77 NUMATIC ENGINEERING $113.42 MECHANICAL PARTS . ---otfe 6 is ______ ... ···-·-·· ·-o. tf; S~····· --··· ·-··· .. . . . . .... --.. ··-··· ·--·---···-··--·--· ····-· -· ----·--.. ${, dO 5~-(; a··-·. -···. ·-·-·--------... TRASH BINS. . ----·-··----··--·-··-··· ..•• ·----·--···----,
088679 CITY OF ORANGE $5%.36 SEWER PURCHASE •
08 ~ 680 OR AN GE COAST ELE CTR TC SUPPLY $2 t 3'f 9 • 97 ELECTRICAL PARTS
088f.8l ORANGE COUNTY CHEMICAL CO. Ut364.82 HYDROCHLORIC ACID--------------f.
oe1:.6e2 ORANCE COUNTY FARM SUFPLY co. $'tl5e69 TOOLS .
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9 08AF>A7 COUNTY OF ORANGE Sl2t760.CO . ENGINE WORK .
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;; oe8Hi9 PACIFIC AIRBRUSH $1f52.62 ENGINEERING SUPPLIES
;2 0886~0 PACIFIC MECHANICAL SUFPLY $269.75 PACKING
;; rrmI "ACTFTC-S""An:TrnUil'R£NT co. $585.fl6 sl\F"rrY-SUpji["J"B
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16 :Z C88fi94 PLAH~S TRUEVALUE HARDl./ARE $59e06 HARDWARE
.~ n t:=' OA£1695 PLASTIC INOUSTPIES S33.77 PLASTICS
111 ):> 08fH:% PRECISION TANK T.ESTINGt INC. $5iJO.OO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES-DEISEL TANK TESTING
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08e6C:9 PULASKI & ARITA ARCHITECTS . S276.tt9 . . . ARCHITECTURAL.SERVICES-J-1-4 '-''-==.c;---o 8ii"i1)" u -~---·v o Ko<:"A wrcorus·~-----·--·-·------· ---··--·-··------$ ·414 -~·o o--. ---------rnsiRUHENT-MOD' fFTtAt1 ONS--·---···--------
088701 RAINeow DISPOSAL co. . $619.50 . TRASH DISPOSAL
C8P7n RED WING SHOES S9lf.Q9 SAFETY SHOES
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):> OA&705 JOSEPH T. RYERCSON & SON, INC. . :L309e52 MECHANICAL.SUPPLIES -r-oife-106 ______ si:vC0Rs-··Aift-s(Jpp(y-·------·------------·s~o-.55-----------ENGINEERiN·G .. SUPPUES-"----·----··-------
G8R7C7 SHAMPOCK SUPPLY S2lf6e28 TOOLS
08~708 SIERRA INDUSTRIES $632.0G MECHANICAL REPAIRS
C8P. 709 SKY PARK WALK-1Nl1Elll~ITRI c S152. OD . . ...... ,,. PHYSICAL EXAMS
08R710 SMITH•EMERY CO. S7t150.50 .... ··.-_:;· SOIL TESTING
l ;o O 8 A 711 SM IT 1-1 P IP E l SUPPLY , I NC S1 t 16 7 •CJ 9 p I PE ,-·-~·-o ij'p-712 s-offfFEirn--c··n.TF"~ -·t-ofaoN-fif;-··-------·---$16;5ftl~-i 2------POWER··-------·----------··-----·-
; ~ 088713 SOUTHERN COUNTIES OIL CO. S18t3't3.97 DIESEL FUEL
] c.n OAP7H SPARKLETTS DRINKING MATER S6.75 WATER
-oe f: 715 sP'iRTfN1.f-n.is'r-JHH-H:·fiJTCo., IlfC. sf38-;3"o ._-METER-REPAIRS
00fl716 SPCEOE SPEEDOMETER· . $113. 05 · ... AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
'' OBP.117 STAR TOOL & SUPPLY CO. S708.17 TOOLS/FITTINGS . ---oiS"&7ii3" __________ s.t"E"RLi~fG·-·oP--rJC"~l.--·-·---------··--·-··-----·-·$65f. 7C ________ --OPTICAL iNSURANCE·-· --------·---···---·--··-
08Ul9 THE SUPPLIERS Sltl33el3 OPERATING SUPPLIES
IHlf. 720 SURVEYORS SERVICE CO. S7 • 77 ME CHAN I CAL REPAIRS .._._ __ cfFfl-1H--5'"i:fE £'.")'[A r;rn--c·cr;-·--···------------------·n·g-;-42· F"i TT INGS ··--'---·
U8B722 TAK TA.KAMIN( S2t970el•O LANDSCAPING
08f"i 723 Tl NY 'S RESTAURANT & BAKERY S9il. '14 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
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0Ab725 IMO CELAVAL INC. $11494.55 ENGINE PARTS
08~726 TRANSCAT S521.85 INSTRUMENT PARTS -o~B121 TR-fvir-ftrnrn--· ·-----·----s-r,3;s-;··4·c, fR:i\vff.sfiivic"Es·-------------·
08ll728 TROPICANA INN S250.ll0 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
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088732 U~JITEO PARCEL SfRVICE U77.'t2 PARCEL SERVICES
08~ 733 UN JT ED \.JES TERN ELEVATOR $688. 75 MAINTENANCE CONTRACT . ---·trnR 734 ----·------,i. o;c:;-· itsi"iNG-·-·· ·---------------------·--·--·---·--s59-A75. 00----··--· LAB TEST/EMlSSIONS.-TEST ____ _
086735 VWR SCIENTIFIC $lt853.18 LAB SUPPLIES
___ o 8 8 736 VALLEY C !.!. I~ S SUP Pl Y CO• $ 2 • 097 • 7 9 . F IJ!LtlG~f' . ....:1:.:-P..:::;E_.,.._. _ __.. _______ _
(i-8e737 VANlJA'rt:R & R0GrRS ,~ " , $4,156-;'26 : . ·:· ..... ·.. CHEMICALS . . ~'
)> 086738 W.W. GRAINGER, INC. SS0.00 .· ·.· REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT .. 'Ii
G1 _ _Q~§.1~~ ~~!:_g~s w.~Q~~-~ALE ELECTR I~ -___ __!_~·~~?~.~-~-----· ELECRIC .PARl~----~ 08PHO JOHN R. &rlAFL.ES S't9'te89 ODOR CONTROL CONSULTANT ~ 0887'11 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL $1"4.00 PUBLICATION
l> 0Rb742 WAUKESHA ENGINE" SERVICENT_ER ~_?3.77 M.~~t:IANJCAL_PART."'"'S~--..-.-.--.,.-----~-..,-:---t
~ 08t'743 WESTERN STATE CHEMICAL· SUPPLY,. S8t19~(!}:"·.:::: • ... .~:··'>/~.:.:.'~·;'.:'>CAUSTIC SODA
-I 08874lf WESTERN IJIRE & ALLOY. .. $268el8 ./:. · . .'.WELDING SUPPLIES
P1 08!<_~_5 IJES_!._I_~~HOU~~ ELECTRIC SUPPLY ~9.!...~?~_5_:.__ CONTBACL.S.E8VJ_CJS-P1-~2C,J!'6-2 r-
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:.j:I--oee7'17 XERO)C CORP. S'tt500.9'l COPIER RENTAL
00 OB8H8 Zl[BARTH ·AND ALF ER $5~t351.10 CON.STRUCTION-P2-36,P1-28
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17 ACO FUND 17,560.00 ~
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#14 OPER FUND 31.66 !.::
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1/6&TOPER-FUNO • 2-;-765756 j;~
#7&1lt OPER FUND 566.14 t
JT OPER FUND 463, 791.6lt i;:
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COUNTY SANIT~TION DISTRICTS OF OR~NGE COUNTY
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CIBP. 764 ABLE lNOUSTRIES $87.42 EARTHQUAKE SUPPLIES
oen65 AOVH;CED OFFICE SERVICES $589eH9 . OFFICE HACHIHE
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,. ~ OAe7£.7 /IIR COLO SUPPLY INC. $278.78 ELECTRONIC PARTS
' ~ Cf8768 AIR FROOUCTS & CHEMICAL INC. S41562.0D VALVES
i_: __ .Q.8.8.769 ----ALL-AME1U£MLASl?.HAI I _____ $2.1.a03 ASPHAl,.J__ ___ _ ·---···----
( ~ ):> 088770 LEASING ASSOCIAHS/ALLSTATE $31113.('6 AUTO LEASES
14 ITT 08P.771 ALLIED CORPORATION s25,q39.74 ANIONIC POLYMER
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16 t::1 0811773 ALPHltGRAPHJCS $55.12 PRINTING
( 17 ):> OBPH4 AMERICAN DISTRICT HLEGRAPH $63.00 SECURITY MAINTENACE
1'' 08!1-715---AM.EEllCJdLSC1£.NllEU:_J?_R.OOJJC..1.$__ ___ . _____ . _____ $323 .• ..38. LAELSUP.P.LU:s _____________________ . ·-····---___ ---··-·-··--·
( 19 -; !)8 I\ 77fl JIM f PICA N TRUCK OUTFITTERS S25 t. 22 TRUCK PARTS
-~~ ~ Of:lf.777 ANAHEIM BUSINESS MACHINES $49.50 OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR
21 ---OP fi 778-----ANAL-\' .. U.C.AL -..S-Y-S.T.£MS-&-S£R.VICE. .s~ .. 605 • .00-CONSULTING .SERVICES_._ __ .:_ ___ -·--·------·---
! =1-:t: cee779 THE MJCHOR PACKING co. $844.61 BUILDING MATERIALS
·: CO Ct8f780 • ANI >cTER -WIRE & CABLE $153.H INSTRUMENT TOOL (
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.:.., OAP. 782 APPLIED RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY S2/J9elf5 INSTRUMENT ( ~; ft> oan~3 ARATt)( SE~VICESt INC. . $2t501e04 UNIFORMS
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r· 0Pe785 ASSOCIATED DIESEL Sl1453.97 TRUCK PARTS
"-. · ! t::::I CBf-786 ASSOCIATED LABORATORIES S320eiJO LAB SERVICES -w-.c 8 P.-7 l'...7----f-AL.c.cN-!ll-SP-OSALSER.lUCL-.. _S..ttJ>. 6 7 5-. .17_ .. GR JT. .. REMOYAL_____ _ ___ -·. __ . __ -··-·
( ~~-; C'Bf.788 BACOt\ DOOR co., INC. $31J6e87 BUILDING MATERIAL
' !: :::0 08R7B9 BANK OF AMERICA $11618.69 BANK CARDS
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)~-; 08~791 BEAR SALES & SERVICEtlNC. s2,5~a.10 COMPUTER UPDATE
( l" Cf> 08R792 BEECt-: STREET EMFLOHE BENFIT S'JOJ.93 PPO CHARGE
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08f794 F<OAHT BEIN,"1ILLIAM FROST & AS . S4t275.P2 • ' ENGINEERING SERVICES-DIST 5
-Cflf4795 PETA COMPUTER PRODUCTS $784.36 OFFICE SUPPLIES (
-9 --·C:8~-796--------.--80lSA -R/1.0lA--TOR-S&-RV .. J.C&-------··----------s2.12 .• n. RADIATOR.REPAIR
r 088797 BON·ts-P.UES S166el\O TRUCK PART
08P79R FlRITrINEE fLECTRIC $1,ltolt.lff'> MOTOR ( · ..
-nft8-1-9-~ SRCW.f\.-&--CAt.-0\.ltL-L-----·------.. $300..UO------------LAB SERVICES. . .
3 08 e. e Oil BR 0 Ir.IN & c AL own L CONSULTING $6' 156. 6 0 ENGINEERING SERVI CES.-CENTRAL POWER GENE RAT I ON
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OfH~ 8U3 CPT CORPORATION Sl'l6.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES
l --CIA~~fl4 CALHOL t INC. $28.:.H REGULATORS
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-~ ce r ~Q6 JOHN CAROL LO ENG I NE ms $6 '258. 76 ENGINEERING SERVI CES-Pl-20
Oii8fCl7 JOHN CAROLLO ENGINEERS $671586.77 ENGINEERING SERVICES P1•21,P2·28,J-6-2,J-15
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i ::: C16fH~C9 CENTEL SYSTf.MS $270.64 PHONE SERVICES
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i COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
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Wl\RRANT NO. VENDOR AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
71~-------------------------------------· ( -; OBE'elO CHfMIJEST INDUSTRlfS• INC. '76,902.62 FERRIC CHLORIDE
·; OSH~ll CHEVRON u.s.A., INC. se,Jsq.11 UNLEADED GASOLINE
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r ;~ N!Hf.13 COMPfH:SSOR COMPONENTS OF CALIF $750.CO PUHP PARTS
iz ('leAfll'+ THE COMPUTER COACH Sl ,340.00 COMPUTER TRAINING
--· --%-8 ~-J-5 C-O-NN-H:.-L-4. f4...-P-A R-l-S-l-D-1-V-. JH.6-.-a TRUCK... PARTS ________________ _
r. -~ .):> ueeF.16 CONSfLIDATED ELf.CTP.lCAL DIST. $3t12lelf9 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 1 ~ Fri 088617 CONSCLJDATfD REPROGP.AFHICS s5,090e56 BLUE PRINTING
·~ -?--(!~ 8 8·18 -tON·HNf·N T .. Ab-··GH·f..M·J.C-AL-G-0 --$.'h-356··~0 CHLORI NL .. -...... -.. ---------···-··-·---·---·-
~~ t::I 08M:19 CONTROL DAU CORPOPATION S6,03'ie53 DATA SERVICES
( '2 ):> 08AP.20 COST.A MESA ~UTO SUPPLY S293e64 VEHICLE REPAIR
10 -a..~a-1 CAL-~·T-& 32.1 .. .so RENTALEO.UIP.MEN.__ _____________________ _
'-' __J ( z jTj Cff:.ti22 CUSTCHIZED PERSONNEL LTD• Slt86.h00. TEMPORARY SERVICES
;, 3 088823 CYBE:!>EJC s2,2so. oc ' .. SERVICE AGREEMENT
_._..__08P.e?.4 -6-l-Al-f--OF-C·~Llf.ORNIA s.1 .• 041.AS .DIESEL USE .. TAx _____ . _______ .. __ _
(.? ~ 088825 DAILY PILOT $72.00 ADVERTISING
3 'JO OP8B26 TOM DAWES $29e33 EMPLOYEE MEETING & TRAUEL EXPENSES
.~ I CSP.-82 OE.CO---'21~·-1 ELECTRIC PARTS _____ _
. ~ . r,A8828 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP.· $182.QO , . SERVICE AGREEMENT. (. -· f= t'Hd~ 829 DOR A CO EfHE RPR I SES t INC• $89, '+15 e lf7 EQUI PHENT REPAIRS/CONTRACT SERVICES
_., -r--08·8~~0 DO·Rft.-•OL-I-V-f.-f4---UJ~ ----SSl 11..2.f. MECHANICAL P.ARTS-----------------------
( fl8P.e31 DUNN EDWARDS CORP. $106.85 PAINT SUPPLIES
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1 ~0-8~63~ l:+f4C..t-P-R-O.c.t:~S-&Gtl-J.P • . CC>. SM~-e-7 6 MECHAN.I CALfARJS_. ____________ _
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1~·-rr-·-uAPP·36 E-NCH·ANTE:R·.--IN(.;-. $'N-2-fHJ.GO .OCEAN SAMPLING ...... ________ .. _____ .... ------·--··-·
(_ -1 088837 JEFF ESBER S·210e38 EMPLOYEE MILEAGE
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1 ~ (/) !JAAF.38 fXXO~ COMPANY, U.S.A. S35'.J.~0 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
.. ee-F)~39-F-H€---tGR-P..-·----·----$-16 .. 439.6-7--------HYDROGEN .PEROXIDE----·-···-·-·----·---·-··--· ·------
: 08P.8lf•l MARS~ALL FAIRRES S345.00 DEFERRED COMP DISTRIBUTION
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( ·, C8Elfi.'13 GELBER PUMPS, INC. S55e66 PUMP PARTS
' -; C8t!Plf4 JOHN FLUl<E MFG. co., INC. S36.13 INSTRUMENT REPAIR (. ~1~:-~::: ~~~-M~o·~-~c~~ .. J~-~MPANY____ ----·-------·---··-------·--·:::~:~~-------------·~~:~~UM.ENTS ____ .... _ ....... _ .. _.
'·· '•~---·-·· ll88847 F~OST ENGINfERING SERVICES CO. $10'1.39 VALVE
:~---·-·· (18 8 H48 ·--_ .... -.. -·GENE fiAL--··Tf L EFl-fONE···C<>.--·----·-·---·--········--....... ----·--.. · -... --·· $6 t 34 2 • 't 6 ··-·--·-·-· ·-··--·---·-···--· TELEPHONE
,.. oe~~49 GlERLICH-f-IITCHELL, INC. $41.34;:>.% FILTER BELTS,MECHANICAL REPAIRS
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----.fl e·e 851 111\·T-B-H--&--K·lR Kr·l NG··------· -----$·32 6. 60 --MECHANICAL.PARTS-------·-----·-· __ .. __ _
~ 088P52 HrYLETT PACKARD $13/f.36 OCEAN MONITORING
, oaBti53 fill TI, me. $249.90 TOOLS
. -::-----·tt.te-ae'f·-·----·----~OfRf·I G·fft-··c-. v-.s·.-CAL IF-.--.. -rne.·--.. -------------·---... -------··$?.48. 71 ... -.... ··---·-.. ------COMPRESS.OR PARTS . tii OfS8P55 R.S. HUGHES co., INC. S3A8.92 GENERAL HARDWARE
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REPORT NUMBER ~P43 .. ., .• ·!
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
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08e856 CITY OF HUNTINGTON eEACH $20.90 WATER USEAGE ''..''.'~· >r
oaeli57 HUNTINGTON BEACH RUBBER STAMP $15.90 RUBBER STAMPS "· )·
9 1---0a.srnsa-------HU RLE.V.-ll.E..C.lfi oncs.t-ll\L~ _J 2.1.!l.a.9 OMP.UTER_IOw-.. _________ _..;.. ___ ~, ..
'0 08~859 HYORCTrX FIELD SERVICE S8,301.lf5 LUBRICANTS
11 O 8 B 6(,0 I NCO~ S YSEMS, J NC .I $62 1 629 .13 EHi SS ION CONTROLS-SPEC H-030
.~ -fl.8.£.8(; l l N.O.U.O.N-C.O RE.OR.AI!DN.. _ 8 5..._5. .NSIRUHENLB.EJ!LLA.._.I R""'S'---...,..-~...,..-------,---
~1 ~ OAeP.62 INOUSTR UL THREADED PRODUCTS $929.34 ' "' .. FITTINGS
'" rri 088863 ~NLA~O EMPIRE EQUIPMENT CO. $9?..'t7. TRUCK PARTS
'.:\ -~O 8 8 8 64------BR-Y.O t\-JACK-S.ON--'2 UMSLO.l V-lS-1-0N-.262 .• Jl9 MECHAN I CALfARTS, _______ . ___ _;_,;._..;.__
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1~ t:J r.e tH\65 ' RIV If.RA FI NANCE $193. If 9 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
17 ):> Cl8H 66 K~ MU fl EAR J NGS & SUPPLY $875. 3't BEARINGS/FITTINGS
Ill P..P. fl61 K.U~G-E£.Afll_NG..._l NC.-696 .• _7..2..... . .. MACltl.NLI.UllLl.E.S.
19 -I 08~P.68 DONALD E. KINNEY .S.820.00 ;· :<.··DEFERRED COMP DISTRIBUTION
2: ~ 08P.e69 KRIEGER PU~LISHJNG co, INC. s22:s.oo :'::''·';.> PUBLICATION
--flll8EL70------LE.RNER..---f™Cl-1: .. o.1---INC . ., H.-91 "" FJ.LM .. ________________ _,;._ __ ._, .. ,~ .. ,
·t.t: O 8 8 8 71 LI FE COM •SAFETY SERVI CE SUPPLY $71•25 CYLINDER REPAIRS
'JO 01$Sn2 LIGHTING DISTRIBUTORS, INC. $581.20 ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
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088874 LORAIN PROClUCH , . S11H3.00 ::~v,>. SERVICE AGREEMENT
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C8A875 MPS S75.26 · , , . <V· PHOTO SERVICES
-C8Bn6---· -MS--0.aTA-SERV.l-CE-·-C·O~--t506 .. 22 OCEAN.MONLIORING
OAe.en MAG SYSTEMS t INC. $.578.38 INSTRUMENT
~ 1--t 08 c A78 MA RVAC ELE c TRON 1 cs s:n. 'f 2 INSTRUMENT SUPPLIES
---c:tr-D 8 f.l.f.-19 M tH:-T-----c.l:f-L.UR-.-l.N 1.92.9 •-'Zl___ . CH LOR I NAUQN._PART.S 1~ -I 08£.4880 MCABOY YATES CORP· · SltH0.03 ·· · "' .. , ;EDP CONSULTING SERVICES'"·· : ;::! 088F81 HCBA IN INSTRUMENTS S235. 00 . CAMERA REPAIR .. . . ....
._ __ ,, ~ ~ ~ 82 ---·---MCltt-A H-f;R-.-C-~ ftR--SUP.12b-V-('..0. S 2-l3-•. 6 l ME CHAN LCALPARTSJIOOLS, ___________ ___
-1 Ci8t~83 CROMFTON METERMASTER INC. $608.52 TOOL . .
U> . C0Hi:l64 MICR C MOTION $107. 73 INSTRUMENT PARTS
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088886 MJOLANO MFG. CORP. SlJ,112.23 · · . \ . MECHANICAL PARTS •;,·_.: ·.
008€87 MINE SAFETY APPLIANCE.$ CO. $31510.72 .. SAFETY SUPPLIES
-~·---Ml~ flf~A--------J •... .AP.ltlUR---MOORE.'.1·-·C.A.t-1-NC. --S61 n ... s~ GAUGE. ·----------···-·-·--.... --·--.............. ··----·----
(j AP ~e9 MI CHAE L D. MOORE S1t200 • 0 O EMPLOYEE MEET! NG & TRAVEL EXPENSES
oa&ec:f'l MOORf FRODUCTS co. $256.1)3 INSTRUMENT PARTS
1---0fWUHJ.-1 --"100R-t-&--l-J.BER----------------------·--·-SVt1950 ... !lO ENGINEERING SERV.1.CES-DISLL _________ , __________ _
(lE!E'P.~2 MORilZ FOU~ORY Slt717.20 MANHOLE PART
Obl<8~3 NATI.CNAL LUMBER Sltlf03.lfCl HARDWARE/LUMBER
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!l 8e895 NATICNAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION S:S.OQ FREIGHT
NE:AL SUPP l Y CO. S3il7 • 93 LUBRICANT
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..; . (188~99 SY NlflSON SERVICE" • INC. . $150.on LAB TESTING
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-COUNTY SANlTATJON DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
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7 08~0 902 o.H.S.' $1.470.00 TRASH BINS
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~~ 088905 ORANGE COAST ELECTRIC SUPPLY S3,B52e99 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
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11 QAfiCH'6 ORANGE COUNTY FARM SUFPLY CO. S55e84 COMPOST
12 3 ....__J>--101 :!~! ~~~~~~=s!tt~1>1I-N~ si~:·· · ···· ·:;:.(:'7·~.~:-'>'l:.·~~~~~~~~~rs·
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'~ .-fJ.l-OS6«:llO GR·H·£:X-GGPP-2·t·024--1 . ,. MECHANICAL-P-ARTS,--------"----------~s B 088911 CXYGEN SERVICE $968.90 SPECIALTY GASES
!2 ::t::a C88".ll2 COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT $87.40 EMPLOYEE HEALTH PLAN CONTRIBUTION
18 •. -&?H GOUN..:J-¥-s-AN-l-T-A-H·Q.N-.-0.1..S.T.-G:T .s 2rt-O 0-1-.-0 4 RE-I HBURSE-WORKERS....C.OA!Mp..._..,..__,__ _____ ...__ __
'' ::; 088914 p.J. RAD.CLIFFE & SONS . . ' J;; N:. ~. $192.oo:r:,; .... ,. :-~:.?j'-',:.:~.;r:~:.:·:MECHANICAL INSPECTION .' ~'·_,;.·, '·+' ':''·?r ·::;Ct
-fl1 OBP.915 PACIFIC PARTS . S3tH7e21f'' ~'''..'..'_:',,;:«,<;>·'ELECTRICAL PARTS· ·' ''' :-. , .. ~ --3_08~Q1Er ·PAC-9-PUMPS--53-fl .. 2-1 ~-~·:· :.· .:-.-=.!'-~<~~.~:_._.-PUMP.-PART~·-'-------·-·-~----------
:2 :r.t: C.889!7 FACIFJC SAFETY EQUIPMENT co. S3t126e25 SAFETY SUPPLIES·
~ CO oJ8fl918 PACIFIC BELL $609.52 TELEPHONE
---ll~91-· P-4-l~l-S-l'A-T-J.().N ' '$15'l...S. . PAINT--SUP.s:.ieL~1~e~s-----~-------~ 1 0 8 a 920 · PAK WEST ,, .. ~ .. ' ;-. • > SH 8 • 00 • ' .':.:::· .,,::: '. ,·,·:.\./J~/S;+'.i~-,JAN I TOR I AL SUPPLIES'' / ;;:· .. .:>' .'i',·~li -~ )> 068C:21 PARRISH POWER PROQUCTS AND\OR .· " ': ·'· . S66el5.:/: ., .. '::·.,{·:~':\_,\¥,'.t~%J~;~;'>DRIV~ SHAFT · .-· '(.': . ·t~;
! ~-08P922 P~R-T-S-UNl.J.M-t-Tf:.0--u •. o:H.-1-9' :.-l·· . •• '·'"''·'·''" .. AUTOMOT-l-VE--.P.ART0>---------------.....___"''
r o~e.923 PATTEN CORF./ TAYLOR INSTR· S63lte21 INSTRUMENT PARTS
t:.:' OBE924 ROY FENOERGRAFT Slf't5.QO DEFERRED COMP DISTRISUTION
I Cf) 8~925 ' F't=l~l-0-&--$.Q..UN.o-C.(). "'· . ,. ' $99...S<t. ._. ... < '·' '" , ... ,,.~;~·,;''·<'.~.-·OFFICE-SUP-P-LJES v DEISEL TANK TESTS : -/··,,')'-'·-t~.· --i oae926 PRECISION TANK TESTING, INC. ' . ' $500.00' _:~ .. :.;~ .,,>.·:·:·~z.,;~;:~~,' '.PROFESSIONAL SER ICES-..
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)-~ ~' 'l8R929 THE FROJECTS SOLUTION co~ Slf t6U6.00 ' INSTRUMENT INSPECTION
-U> 08 ~ 930 PULASKI & AR IT A ARCHITECTS S9, 20 O. 75 ARCHITECTURAL SERVI CES-LANDSCl\PE DES I GN
'1·6·&931 ¥-GK-9-GA-w-A-·&ORP· .Slf6-9.l-~ ,. '"'·<t:,··. NSTRUMENT-MODl-f-ICA1'.-ION1------------
08ll932 RHNEOW DISPOSAL co. $1+30.50 DISPOSAL SERVICES "
9 0138933 RIVIERA flN1'NCE S3CJ.28 FILTER
-----f?ft8~34· RE-tr-VAl:·VE·-£·<>n--I-~le-• · S·t-.·685,-7 VALVES---------------__,;.---
lif.\P935 THE REPUBLIC SUPPLY CO. $985.27 GAUGE
. oae 0 36 RICHARDS, WATSON, DRF.:YFUSS UOO.O . .O LEGAL SERVICES
-;---oe~.C:37-------R-!·&0t+-.C-OR-P.OP·AH·ON-.----.. ---.-.. -----------------$216-e:/8-.--. COPIER LEASES
~1 1Jel'938 ROf102 SURGICAL INSTRUMENT CO. · $60el3 -·· . LAB SUPPLIES
--088c;39 ~OSO'OUNT ANALYTICAL•DELT~ S78.R2 HETER
~ ·-----OP, eC?40----·--··-·--·-flY Ai-J .. HERC-0·--· .. --·· ---·----·-------·---·-··-··· -.. ----....... ___ --t.850. 82-·-··---·-.. --·· .. -·-·~---·PUMP PART · .. · ·--·-··--
1~i 1)88941 JOS~Ftl T. RYERSON &·SON. me. S1 .292.n PUMP PART/STEEL . . =1 c-eP.'?42 SANCCN f.NGTNEERING • INC. S28t1'f5.oo CONTRACT SERVICES-SEWER DEWATERING DIST 3 ·i--.:i~fi 943 ·~A-N-·T·P.--.0.·Nfl-.(lf G-T P··IG---MOl-OR-S-$394 .•. J.J--·-EbECTRI C--HOTOR-·---------------
-~ ll8e9'+4 SCift\CE APPLICATIONS JNT'L Sl75.21flt.98 OCEAN MONITORING
, 088945 SEA COViT DESIGNS $583.0i) OFFICE FURNITURE
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::: 08B947 SERPENT!>< CONVEYOR CORP. S2t5'tq.95 MECHANICAL GEARS
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WARR/i.U NO. VENDOR
REPORT NUMBER AP~3
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
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AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
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11 O&~ '?49 SH A MROC K SUPPLY t.359. 40 . TOOLS -,_ :'>
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10 OtHJ951 SMIH PIPE & SUPFLYt INC S39lel9 PLUMBING SUPPLIES
" aB8952 SOIL AND TESTING ENGINEERS $1 9 021.50 SOIL TESTING
12 -0.8.£953------SOUULCOA.SL..ODO!iL Ul.5 •. 23 TRUCK PAR.T.;.. ____ :--,.-::--:------------
3 :r> 088954 SOUTt-!ERN CALIF. EDISON co. S418t236.85 ·: .. ·. POWER
14 f~~ 08b9~5 SO. CAL. GAS co. S2~t356.67 NATURAL GAS
15 -2"-08M56----· --~OU-Tt-.f:RN-COUN.UES Oll CO. 1-t53~25 Ql.~SEL F_...._U=E"""L _____ .;..;._ ______ __.:.., ___ .;;.;..i<
'~ t::1 OCf-·957 SP.6RKLETTS DRINKING WATER S2t526.73 WATER
~: l> 08A9~8 SPECIALIZED FROOUCTS co. $635.75 COMPUTER TOOL
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October 14, 1987
MEMORANDUM
TO: J. Wayne Sylvester, General Manager
FROM: Liz Learn, Senior Buyer
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
10844 EUIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
(7141962-2411
RE: PURCHASE OF FERRIC CHLORIDE, SPECIFICATION NO P-105
Sealed bids were opened Tuesday, October 6, 1987 for the
purchase and delivery of Ferric Chloride for a one year period
beginning December 1, 1987.
Tabulation of Bids as follows:
Vendor
1. Chemwest Industries
San Francisco, CA
2. Imperial West Chemical
Antioch, CA
3. E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Co.
Irvine, CA
Cost Per Dry Ton
$ 220.90
228.50
no bid
It is recommended the award be made to Chemwest Industries,
low bidder, for a one _year contract period, starting December 1,
1987. The total estimated annual cost of $1,391,670.00, plus appli-
cable sales tax, is based on furnishing 6,300 tons, at a unit price
of $220.90 per dry ton. The new bid price is lower than the existing
contract with the same company by $20.10 per .dry ton. Provisions are
in the specifications for a one year contract extension.
Respectfully submitted:
Liz Learn,
senior Buyer \
.I
"C-1" AGENDA ITEM #9(a). -ALL DISTRICTS "C-1"
Page 2
We hereby concur with the
'{fCroi:/4L
p~~A#tzk
William H. ~'
Director of Finance
William N. Clarke,
General Superintendent
LL:sw
foregoing recommendation:
"C-2" AGENDA ITEM #9(a) -ALL DISTRICTS · "C-2"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. SOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728·8127
(714) 962-2411
October 14, 1987
MEMORANDUM
TO: J. Wayne Sylvester, General Manager
FROM: Liz Learn, Senior Buyer
RE: PURCHASE OF HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, SPECIFICATION NO. P-106
Sealed bids were opened Tuesday, October 6, 1987 for the
purchase and delivery of Hydrogen Peroxide for a one year period,
beginning December 1, 1987.
Tabulation of Bids as follows:
Vendor Cost per Gallon
1. Van Waters & Rogers
Los Angeles, CA
2. Peroxidation Systems, Inc.
Tucson, AZ
3. FMC Corporation
San Jose, CA
$ 3.443
3.50
3.52
It is reconunended the award be made to Van Waters & Rogers,
Inc., low bidder, for a one year contract period, starting December
1, 1987. The total estimated annual cost of $61,974.00, plus appli-
cable sales tax, is based on furnishing 18,000 gallons, at a unit
price of $3.443 per gallon. The new bid price is lower than the
existing contract with FMC Corporation by $.077 per gallon.
Provisions are in the specifications for a one year contract
extension.
Respectfully submitted:
•..._,.. __ ..,.,,. --:::-~:·
'· -Liz Learn, \
\...,) Senior Buyer
"D-1" AGENDA ITEM #9Cb) -ALL DISTRICTS "D-1"
Page 2
We hereby concur
~"
Ted Hoffman,
Purchasing Agent
Director of Finance
William N. Clarke,
General Superintendent
LL:sw
the foregoing reconunendation:
"D-2" AGENDA ITEM #9(b) -ALL DISTRitTS
u
"D-2"
"E-1"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 1 of 8
CHANGE ORDER
GRANT NO. N/ A C. 0. NO.~T=-e-n__,(,...,..1..,,...0-) ----
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 (Rebid)
Amount of this Change Order (Add) (9e8Hct) $ 121,877.34
In accordance with contract provisions, the following changes in the contract
and/or contract work are hereby authorized and as compensation therefor, the
following additions to or deductions from the contract price are hereby approved.
Item 1 CHANGES TO WESTINGHOUSE EQUIPMENT
The conttactor was directed to make modifications and changes to the contractor-
furnished Westinghouse Switchgear and associated equipment. The changes were
necessary to accorranodate upcoming jobs that will be energized from this equipment.
This item is the third and last item associated with changes to the electrical
equipment to accommodate the future projects. It consists of Westinghouse
changes at the factory prior to shipment of the electrical equipment. The first
item was Item No. 3, of Change Order No. 4. The second item was Item No. 1 of
Change Order No. 6. The electrical modification was broken into the three (3)
Change Orders, (Nos. 4, 6 and 10) in order to accomplish the work and negotiate
costs in an expedient manner.
The following is the actual description of the change order work accomplished:
DRAWING NO. DESCRIPTION
Change Order No. 4
Y-2
S-7 [2]
M-2 [2]
Addition of two (2) sump pumps and PVC drain
drain lines in Manholes Nos. 12-8 and 12-13.
Section A: Deletion of stairs and landing
at south end of Building 3A. Addition of a
knockout wall, including modifications to
wall, beam and slab reinforcement.
In Power Building No. 2, change casing of
fuel supply and return lines from steel to
fiberglas reinforced plastic (FRP). Change
slope to 1/4-inch per foot toward tank.
Provide overfill sump device and claw air
release valve for 2-inch vent and sensor in
fuel line casing for leak detection on three
(3) underground tanks.
AGENDA ITEM #9(c)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS "E-1"
"E-2"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. 0. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 2 of 8
CHANGE ORDER u
GRANT NO. N/A C. O. NO.-T~e-n~(l~O ...... ) ____ _
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 {Rebid)
Change Order No. 4 (cont.):
M-3 [lJ
M-4 [l]
M-5 [l]
E-1 [2J
E-2 [2] [3]
E-3 [2] [3J
Section A: Location of sensor in fuel
tank and direction of slope.
Section A: Power Building 3A, locations
of claw air release valve and sensor in
in casing and overfill sump device.
Isometric: FRP casing for fuel supply
and return lines.
Same changes shown on drawings M-3 and M-4
for Power Building 4.
Power Sequence Notes: Note No. 1 -Delete
word 11 exist i ng 11
• Do Not remove conductors
Manhole No. 4-2 to Power Building 3. Note
No. 7 -Delete "do not install 480V systems
to Shops, Vehicle Mantenance, Lab and
Administ_ration Buildings.
Additional Manhole, No. 12-11, change of slope
to l 11 :100' in duct banks between Manhole
12-11 to Manhole 12-13 and between Manhole
12-8 to Manhole 12-9. Addition of 2 spare
conduits for sump pump control ( 11 As-Bui1 t 11
) •
Cut conductors in Manhole 4-1 and reuse. Splice 3
conductors to circuit AA402 from Power Building 3A.
Splice 3 conductors to circuit AA406 from Power
Building 3A. Splice 3 conductors to circuit AB408
from Power Building 3A.
Conductors from Manhole 4-1 to Power Building 3.
Splice 6 conductors to circuit AA401 from Power
Building 3A. Remove the 3-750 MCM conductors in
Manhole 4-1 to Power Building 3. This circuit is now
AA401 from Power Building 3A to Power Building 3.
AGENDA ITEM #9(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS "E-2"
"E-3"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 3 of 8
CHANGE OR DER
GRANT NO. N/A c. O. NO .--=T=-e-n--"1(....,,..1.,,,...0 )------
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DA TE October 12, 1987
JO~: ELECTRICAL· RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JOB NO •. Pi-22 (Rebid)
Change Order No. 4 (cont.):
E-4 [2] [3]
E-6 [l]·
Change Order No. 6:
E-5 [2)
E-11 [1] [2]
Cut conductor from circuit B433 in Manhole 4-1.
Remove the 3-250 MCM conductors from Manhole 4-1
to B433. Splice the 3-250 MCM to circuit AA409
from Power Building 3A. This circuit is now
AA409 from Power· Building 3A to City Water Pump
Station.
Realignment of ductbank between Manhole 12-13 and
Manhole 12-12. Install additional 12KV Manhole
No. 12-11. Spread ductbank to avoid 18-inch ductile
iron pipe and Orange County Water District ductbank.
A) Changes to detail of modifications to existing
Li g ht i n g Panel 11 PC 11
• Add it i on of l i n e PC-2 ;
conduit, manual starter to 12KV Manhole No. 12-8
sump pump.
B) Change in configuration of duct bank, Section
1/-for additional line PC-2.
C) Plan-Basement C/E-2; layout of drain lines,
sump, line PC-2, duct bank, manhole 12-8.
D) Plan at 12 KV Distribution Center B/E-2;
showing line from Manhole 12-8 sump to panel 11 PC 11
•
Change T41 100 KVA transformer to 1500 KVA on Power
Building No. 4 schematic. Delete T42 transformer,
making it for future use.
Change configuration of bus ducts and cable trays,
for future headworks as follows:
A) Section H/E-3, Building 3A basement: Add one
(1) 36-inch Tee section and one (1) 36-inch cross
section to cable tray, and additional supports.
AGENDA ITEM #9(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS "E-3"
"E-4"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE ORDER
GRANT NO. N/ A
Page 4 of 8
c. o. NO .-T=-e-n_(.,...,,1_,,,o ..... ) -----
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DA TE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 (Rebid)
Change Order No. 6 (cont.):
E-12 [2J
E-13 [2]
E-14 [2] [3]
E-15 [2] [3]
B) Move control panel and circuit breakers, change
enclosures change configuration of bus duct adding
two {2) ells and two {2) Tees, and increasing length.
Additional stainless steel anchor bolts and hardware-
Section G/E-3.
Change automatic transfer switches from 1200 amp to
1600 amp in MCCs Nos. AA and AB. Add AA401 for
Building 3, including conduit and splice. Change
breakers in MCC AA.
A) Relocated generator rooms per Elevations Nos. 13
and 14.
B) Manhole 4-1 shown on sewage pumps, Nos. 2 and 3
schematic.
C) Detail 345/-added an additional guard post.
D) Detail 18/E-2 added an additional sump pump
control station.
A) Plan K/E-2: Add 3 1 x 2 1 brick "window" for
future duct. Add 6-inch stub in conduits. Add
RA215.
B) Pl an J/E-2; move 1 ight fixture "C" and add
to 4.
C) Delete bus duct and Note No. 7.
D) Add 2-foot stub-up of 250 MCM ground wire by
T42.
A) On RA215, add outlet, sump pump and Square D
service pack at·Manhole No. 1.
AGENDA ITEM #(9)(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS "E-4"
"E-5"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE ORDER
GRANT NO. NI A
Page 5 of 8
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
C. 0. NO .~T~e-n--.....( 1__,,,0 ...... ) ____ _
DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT. NO. 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 (Rebi'd)
Change Order No. 6 (cont.·):
E-17 [2J
E-:18 [2j
B) Delete Note No. 1. Change 1000 KVA to 1500 KVA
·on T41. Change 1600 amp bus duct to 2000 amp and
1200 amp bus duct. to 1800 amp on R400. Change 1600
amp automatic transfer switch to 2000 amp. Change
2000 amp bus duct from RS400 to 1600 amp. Delete
1600 amp bus. duct at T42. Change R401, R402, R403
and 5405 from future to spares. Add 800 AF and change
600 AF to 600 AT on 5402. Delete 1600 AF and 1200 AT
at 5401.
Added Note: 11 See Drawing Y-2 for exact location of
drain line shown on DetaJl 806/-, E_lectrical Manhole."
Add Note No. 5, Section 854/-: 11 See drawing Y-2 for
installat~on of drain lines, where applicable."
This item is for Westinghouse costs to upgrade the electrical equipment as
referenced above, in Change Orders Nos. 4, and 6., in the amount of $90, 085.
This work was negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10.6.b.2.A of the
General Provisions.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 2 BARSCREENS DUCTBANK
$ 90,085.00
90 Ca 1 end ar Days
During construction of the duct bank between the new Power Building 3A and the
existing Headworks·, interfering electrical conduits were removed. These
conduits which were thought to be unused were in fact feeding the barscreens
and conv.eyors from the Headworks. The contractor was directed to instal 1
temporary overhead circuits to keep the barscreens in operation. At the
conclusion of the contract electrical work at the Headworks, a new ductbank was
constructed between the Headworks and the barscreens in order to replace the
temporary overhead circuits. This work was negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant
to Section 10.ey.b.2.A of the General Provisions. (Reference FCO #9)
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM ·
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
AGENDA IT~M #9(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS
$ 11,327 .00
2 Ca 1 end ar Days
"E-:-5"
"E-6"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE OR DER
GRANT NO. N/ A
Page 6 of 8
C. 0. NO.~T=-e-n----i(,..,,.1.,,,..0-) ----
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO.· 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 (Rebid)
Item 3 CHLORINATOR CIRCUIT BREAKER
The District installed an additional chlorinator at 11 C11 Headworks. The contractor
was directed to provide and install a 40 amp circuit breaker to service the new
District-installed chlorinator. This work was negotiated for a lump sum,
pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions. {Reference FCO #8)
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 4 TEMPORARY TRANSFORMERS AT POWER BUILDING 2
$ 557.00
0 Ca 1 end ar Days
The contract work required power outages in the existing Power Building 2
necessary to install and energize the new electrical equipment and circuits. In
an effort to minimize the number and duration of the outages, a transformer from
Power Building 3, (which was to have been removed), was relocated to Power
Building 2 to provide temporary power for the existing circuits. This added work
was necessary to keep critical treatment facilities in operation. This work was
negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions~
(Reference FCO #10)
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 5 EXTEND CONDUITS AND CABLES IN POWER BUILDING 2
$ 9,729.00
2 Ca 1 end ar Days
A new motor control center and transformer were installed in Power Building 2
and were to utilize existing feeder cables and conduit within the floor. However,
the motor control center was configured for conduit connections in different
locations than that of the existing conduit. The contractor was directed to
extend the conduits and cables to the proper location to feed the new motor
control center. This added work consisted of removing and replacing concrete,
as well as modification to conduits and pulling new electrical cable. This work
was negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General
Prov i si ans •
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
AGENDA ITEM #9(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS
$ 10,598.00
2 Ca 1 end ar Days
"E-6"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE ORDER
Page 7 of 8
GRANT NO. N/ A
C. O. NO.~T~e-n~(l~O~)-----
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JO'S NO. Pl-22. (Rebid)
Item 6 RELOCATE PRESSURE GAUGES
During execution of contract work, the contactor encountered clearance conflict
associated with the five new District-furnished transformers, installed in Power
Buildings 2, 3A and 4. The conflict was between existing pressure gauges
on the District-furnished transformers and the overhead bus ducts to be connected
to the transformers. The transformers were configured for bottom fed bus duct
connections, however the existing bus duct is located overhead to accommodate
top fed connections. Accordingly, the contractor was directed to relocate the
pressure gauges to an alternate location on each of the five transformers.
This work was negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the
General Provisions. (Reference FCO #12)
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 7 PAVING CREDIT
$ 581.34
0 Calendar Days
The contractor was required to remove and replace asphalt paving in conjunction
with electrical duct bank construction on Fuentes Road. The new asphalt paving
was somewhat. deficient in 1 i ne and grade. The contractor attempted to correct
the construction deficiencies, however, he was not completely successful. In an
effort to make a fair and ·reasonable correction or adjustment to the remaining
construction deficiencies, it was determined that a credit to the contract would
be acceptable. A credit of $1,000 was negotiated to offset the remaining
construction deficiencies concerning the asphalt. This work was negotiated for
a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions.
CREDIT THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM $ ( 1 '000. 00)
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM O Calendar Days
Item 8 TIME EXTENSION FOR LATE SHIPMENT OF DISTRICT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT
Pursuant to Section 50-8 of the Detailed Specifications, the contractor is
allowed a day for day time extension if District-furnished equipment was delivered
to the contractor after August 1, 1986. The last shipment of District-furnished
equipment was delivered to the contractor on November 29, 1986. Therefore, the
contractor is allowed 121 calendar days time extension for delay in shipment
of District-furnished equipment.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM $ 0.00
'....._; TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM 121 Calendar Days
"E-7" AGENDA ITEM #9Cc>Cl) -ALL DISTRICTS "E-7u
"E-8"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 8 of 8
CHANGE OR DER
GRANT NO. N/A C. O. NO.--:T=-e-n_,(,......1..,,..0-) ----
CONTRACTOR: MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC. DATE October 12, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILITY PROJECT AT PLANT NO. 1 -JOB NO. Pl-22 (Rebid)
TOTAL ADDED COSTS THIS CHANGE ORDER
TOTAL TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER
$ 121,877.34
217 Calendar Days
v
The additional work contained in this Change Order can be performed incidental to
the prime work and within the time allotted for the original Contract plus the 217
days time extension granted hereby. It is, therefore, mutually agreed that no
time extension other than the 217 days approved herein is required for this Change
Order and no direct or indirect, incidental or consequential costs or expenses
have been or wi 11 be incurred by Contractor. ·
SUMMARY.OF CONTRACT TIME
Original Contract Date
Original Contract Time
Original Completion Date
Time Extension this C.O.
Total Time Extension
Revised Contract Time
Revised Completion Date
January 21, 1986
395 Calendar Days
February 19, 1987
217 Calendar Days
283 Calendar Days
678 Calendar Days
November 29, 1987
Original Contract Price $ 3,643,600.00
Prev. Auth. ·changes $ 183,481.17
This Change (Add) (Dedlict) $ 121,877.34
Amended Contract Price $ 3,948,958.51
Board Authorization Date: November 18, 1987
MARGATE CONSTRUCTION, INC.
ACCEPTED BY:
~ .. \~\'fil?sD Contractor
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
RECOMMENDED BY:
Constfuction Manager
B ,:
ltM1. ~ Ducv'
Director of Engineering
AGENDA ITEM #9(C)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS
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"E-8"
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RFSOLUTION NO. 81-141
ACCEPnm JOB 00. Pl-22 (REBID) AS CG!PLEl'E
A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECTORS OF
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICI'S NOS. 1, 2, 3, S, 6, 7,
11, 13 AND 14 OF QRAt\GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, ACCEPl'IID
ELEX:TRICAL RELIABILITY PROJEI:T AT PLANT NO. 1, .JOB
NO. Pl-22 (REBID), AS CXM?LEl'E AND APPRovnt; FINAL
CIOSEXJUT AGREEMENT
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The Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, california,
DO HEREBY RFSOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER:
Section 1. That the contractor, Margate Construction, Inc., has completed
the construction in accordance with the tenns of the contract for Electrical
Reliability Project at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid), on November 6, 1987; and,
Section 2. That by letter the Districts' Director of Engineering has
reccmnended acceptance of said work as having been canpleted in accordance with the
terms of the contract, which said recarmendation is hereby received and ordered
filed; and,
Section 3. That Electrical Reliability Project at Plant No. 1, Job
No. Pl-22 (Rebid), is hereby accepted as canpleted in accordance with the terms
of the contract therefor, dated January 21, 1986; and,
Section 4. '!bat the Districts' Director of Engineering is hereby authorized
and directed to execute a Notice of canpletion therefor; and,
Section 5. That the Final Closeout Agreement with Margate Construction,
Inc., setting forth the terms and conditions for acceptance of Electrical
Reliability Project at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid>, is hereby approved
and accepted in form approved by the General Counsel; and,
Section 6. That the Chairnan and Secretary of District No. 1, acting for
itself and on behalf of Districts Nos. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14, are hereby
authorized and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of the Districts.
PASSED AND ADOPrED at a regular neeting held November 18, 1987.
AGENDA ITEM #9(c)(2) -ALL DISTRICTS "F"
"G-1"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 1 of 3
CHANGE OR DER
GRANT NO. N/ A
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CONTRACTOR: KIEWIT PACIFIC COMPANY DATE October 19, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILILTY FACILITIES AT PLANT NO. 2, JOB NO. J-6-2
Amount of this Change Order (Add). (Deellict) $ 24,113.00
In accordance with contract provisions, the following changes in the contract
and/or contract work are hereby authorized and as compensation therefore, the
following additions to or deductions from the contract price are hereby approved.
Item 1 CHANGES TO WESTINGHOUSE EQUIPMENT
The contractor was directed to make modifications and changes to the contractor-
furnished Westinghouse switchgear and associated equipment. The changes were
necessary to accommodate upcoming projects that will be energized from this
equipment. The changes to the equipment were made at the factory before shipment.
The following is the description of the change order work accomplished:
Changes at Motor Control Center 11 G11
( MCC-G):
1. Increase bus run from TD-1 to MCC-G from 1600 amp to
2000 amp.
2. Change MCB (G400) ·from 1600AF/1200AT to 2000AF/1800AT. ·
3. Increase ATS-G from 1600 amp to 2000 amp.
4. Delete circuits G404 thru G410:
4 -225/3
2 -60/3
1 -1-2X SPC
5. Add circuits G404 thru G406:
G404 -1200/3 NC CB
G405A -60/3 HFB CB
G405B -60/3 HFB CB
G406 -2X SPC
6. Increase ATS metering from 1200 amp to 1800 amp.
7. Increase 1600 amp horizontal bus to 2000 amp incorporated
into MCC-G.
8. Increase circuits SE, 6FL and 6FR to 30K AIC CB's to
rate MCC-G 30K.
AGENDA ITEM #9(d) -ALL DISTRICTS "G-1"
"G-2"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE ORDER
GRANT NO. N/ A
Page 2 of 3
C. 0. NO .~E=-=i-g--ht-,..,( 8,,,.....)----
CONTRACTOR: KIEWIT PACIF'IC COMPANY DATE October 19, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILILTY FACILITIES AT PLANT NO. 2, JOB NO. J-6-2
It is to be noted that this item of work was not incl-uded in Change Order No. 4
which consisted of the field labor and materials to accomplish the above
described changes. This item is for Westinghouse factory changes only.
This work was negotiated for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the
General Provisions.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
$ 24, 113.00
90 Ca 1 end ar Days
Item 2 TIME EXTENSION FOR LATE SHIPMENT OF DISTRICT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT
Pursuant to Section 50-8 of the Detailed Specifications, the contractor is
is allowed a day for day time extension if District-furnished equipment was
delivered to the contractor after August 1, 1986. The last shipment of
District-furnished equipment was delivered to the contractor on October 31, 1986.
Therefore, the contractor is allowed 92 calendar days time extension for delay
in shipment of District-furnished equipment.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TOTAL ADDEO COSTS THIS CHANGE ORDER
TOTAL TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER
$ 0.00
92 Ca 1 end ar Days
$ 24, 113. 00
182 Calendar Days
The additional work contained in this Change Order can be performed incidental to
the prime work and within the time allotted for the original Contract plus the 182
days time extension granted hereby. It is, therefore, mutually agreed that no
time extension other than the 182 days approved herein is required for this Change
Order and no direct or indirect, incidental or consequential costs or expenses
have been or will be incurred by Contractor.
SUMMARY OF CONTRACT TIME
Original Contract Date
Original Contract Ti me
Original Com pl eti on Date
Time Exten~ion this C.O.
Total Time Extension
Revised Contract Time
Revised Completion Date
December 31, 1985
365 Calendar Days
December 31, 1986
182 Calendar Days
279 Calendar Days
644 Calendar Days
October 6, 1987
AGENDA ITEM #9Cd) -ALL DISTRICTS "G-2"
"G-3"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -· 10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 3 of 3
CHANGE ORDER u
GRANT NO. N/ A C. 0. NO.-E..-.i-g ..... ht---....-(8 ...... )----
CONTRACTOR: KIEWIT PACIFIC COMPANY DATE October 19, 1987
JOB: ELECTRICAL RELIABILILTY FACILITIES AT PLANT NO. 2, JOB NO. J-6-2
Original Cont·ract Price $ 1,838,000.00
Prev. Auth. Changes $ 185,958.90
This Change (Add) (9eaijet) $ 24,113.00
Amended Contract Price $ 2,048,071.90
Board Authorization Date: November 18, 1987
KIEWIT PACIFIC COMPANY
ACCEPTED BY:
Contractor
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
RECOMMENDED BY:
Director of Engineering
AGENDA ITEM #C9)Cd) -ALL DISTRICTS "G-3"
"H-1"
COUNTY SANI~TION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. 0. BOX 8-127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
CHANGE ORDER
Page 1 of 3
GRANT NO. NI A
C. 0. NO .__,,,T-wo__.( __ 2 )-----
CONTRACTOR: ADVANCO CONSTRUCTORS,' INC. DATE October 20,· 1987
JOB: SURGE TOWER MODIFICATIONS AT PLANT NO.· 2, .JOB NO. J-:-15-1 .
Amount of this Change Order (Add) (Qeeh~Jst) $ · 102,824.00
In accordance with contract provisions, the following changes in the contract
and/or contract work are hereby. authorized and as compensation therefor, the
following additions to or deductions from the contract price are ~ereby approved.
Item 1 REPAIR 6-INCH EFFLUENT LINE AT SURGE TOWER NO. 2
While drivfng she~t piling approximately 10 feet from an undtsclosed live pipe,
vibration caused the 6-inch pipe spool, located on the east side of the surge tower,
to break loose at an elbow fitting below ground causing a leak. Since this was a
direct connection with no means to shut off the flow, the area was excavated and
pumps installed to control the water, and a plug was installed in the line, all
under water pressure condintions. Later, after the flow was -stopped, .the pipe was
removed , and ·a blind flange was installed: The contractor is allowed the extra
cost of this work pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisi?ns.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM.
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 2 REMOVAL OF UNDISCLOSED UNDERGROUND OBSTRUCTIONS
$ 8,865.00
6 Cal end ar Days
The contractor encou~tered undisclosed underground obstructions during their
excavation and pile driving operations at three locations. These obstructions
included reinforced concrete substructures and abandoned sheet piling in the
vicinity of the 96-inch line, the 60-inch valve structur~ ~nd the area between the
surge towers. The all owed costs, .which include labor and materials to remove the
unknown obstructions, are pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions •
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 3 DELAY TO INSTALLATION OF 8-.INCH GAS LINE
. $ 30,106.00
13 Calendar Days
. .
The contractor was delayed when the Districts' Operations Division requested
the cancellation of a. pl ar:rned shutdown and rel ocat.i on of the 8-inch natural gas
1 ine. Due to an unexpected need for natural gas in another part of the Pl ant,
the planned shutdown was cancelled. The charges include extra costs incurred by
the contractor for stand-by time and remobilization.· This work was negotiated
for a lump sum, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ·ITEM
AGENDA ITEM #9{e)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS·
$ 1,447 .00
1 Ca 1 end ar· Day
"H-1"
"H-2"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 2 of 3
CHANGE ORDER u
GRANT NO. N/ A
C. 0. NO .___,,,"Ji,.....wo---( ..,,....2 )-----
CONTRACTOR: ADVANCO CONSTRUCTORS, INC. DATE October 20, 1987
JOB: SURGE TOWER MODIFICATIONS AT PLANT NO. 2, JOB NO. J-15-1
Item 4 ADDITIONAL Sf\NQBLASTING AND PAINTING AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS
The contractor was directed to perform sandblasting and polyurethane coating at Surge
Tower No. 1, 84-inch flap gate box at Foster Booster Station and the 78-inch RCP
which was opened for inspection during the specified piping modifications. The ·
areas were found to be deteriorating, and necessary work was performed to arrest the
continuing deterioration, pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions,
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 5 TIE-IN OF 60-INCH BYPASS PIPELINE
$ 10,350.00
0 Ca 1 end ar Days
The scope of work required that a tie-in o~ the new 60-inch bypass pipeline from
the Rothrock Pump Station to Surge Tower No• 2 be performed to all ow continued
pumping of effluent to the ocean outfall. The work could only be performed during
low flow periods, which are weekends, early mornings, (2:00 am to 6:00 am) and with
low ocean tides. During the planning of this operation, it became apparent that the
District could not draw down the wet well at Rothrock Pump Station sufficiently to
stop the fl ow out of the wet well through the 78-inch flap gate and into the 78-inch
discharge line. On two unsuccessful attempts, a bulkhead was placed at the entrance
to the wet well to stop the flow. These attempts failed due to the high degree of
deterioration at the wet well walls, and the aging 78-inch flap gate which could
not be sealed. As a 1 ast result, the contractor employed a 11 hard-hat deep sea
diver" to block the flap gate with the use of timbers and jacks ~nd then place a
pillow plug block in the 78-inch line to temporarily stop flow entirely. As a
final safety measure, a masonry bulkhead was constructed. This material was
removed after all work was completed. This work was negotiated for a lump sum,
pursuant to Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
Item 6 REPLACEMENT OF HANDRAIL SUPPORTS
$ 48,300.00
0 Calendar Days
Due to extreme corrosion it was determined necessary to replace the steel pipe
sleeve handrail supports at the handrail on the top exterior of Surge Tower No. 1.
It was not possible to determine the condition of these sleeves until the
contractor attempted to remove the handrail posts. Costs include removal of
existing, and fabrication and installation of replacement supports, pursuant to
Section 10-6.b.2.A of the General Provisions.
ADDED COST THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER ITEM
AGENDA ITEM #9(e)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS
$ 3,756.00 u
0 Ca 1 end ar Days
"H-2"
"H-3"
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
P. O. BOX 8127 -10844 ELLIS AVENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708
Page 3 of 3
CHANGE ORDER
GRANT NO. N/ A
C. O. NO.--T...-wo__,,.(..,,..2.-) ----
CONTRACTOR: ADVANCO CONSTRUCTORS,. INC. DATE October 20, 1987
JOB: SURGE TOWER MODIFICATIONS AT PLANT NO. 2, JOB NO. J-15-1
TOTAL ADDED COSTS THIS CHANGE ORDER
TOTAL TIME EXTENSION THIS CHANGE ORDER
$ 102,824.00
20 Ca 1 end ar Days
The additional work contained in this Change Order can be performed incidental to
the prime work and within the time allotted for the original Contract plus the 20
days time extension granted hereby. It is, therefore, mutually agreed that no
time extension other than the 20 days approved herein is required for this Change
Order and no direct or indirect, incidental or consequential costs or expenses
have been or will be incurred by Contractor.
SUMMARY OF CONTRACT TIME
Original Contract Date
Original Contract Time
Original Completion Date
Time Extension this C.O.
Total Time Extension
Revised Contract Time
Revised Completion Date
March 5, 1987
365 Calendar Days
March 4, 1988
20 Ca 1 end ar Days
20 Calendar Days
385 Calend~r Days
March 24, 1988
Original Contract Price $ 1,933,085.00
Prev. Auth. Changes $ 8,379.10
This Change (Add) (DeeHct) $ 102,824.00
Amended Contract Price $ 2,044,288.10
Board Authorization Date: November 18, 1987
ADVANCO CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
ACCEPTED BY:
COUNTY SANITATIO.N DISTRICTS OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
RECOMMEND.ED BY:
AGENDA ITEM #9(e)(l) -ALL DISTRICTS "H-3"
II I II
RFSOLUTION NO. 87-142
ACCEPl'Im JOB NO. J-15-1 AS CCMPLETE
A JOIN!' RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF DIREC'IORS OF
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRIC!'S NOS. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
11, 13 AND 14 OF ORAN:;E CXXJNTY, CALIFORNIA,
ACCEPTnG SURGE 'ION.ER M:>DIFICATIONS AT PLAN!' NO. 2,
JOB NO. J-15-1, AS CCMPLETE AND APPROVING FINAL
• CIDSEDUT AGREEMENT
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u
The Boards of Directors of County ~tation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, california,
DO HEREBY RFSOLVE, DEIERMINE AND ORDER:
Section 1. That the contractor, Advanco Constructors, Division of Zurn
Constructors, Inc., has canpleted the construction in accordance with the terms
of the contract for SUrge Tower Modifications at Plant No. 2, Job No. J-15-1, on
November l, 1987; and,
Section 2. That by letter the Districts' Director of Engineering has
recomnended acceptance of said work as having been canpleted in accordance with the
terms of the contract, which said recomnendation is hereby received and ordered
filed; and,
Section 3. That SUrge 'lbwer Modifications at Plant N::>. 2, Job No. J-15-1,
is hereby accepted as completed in accordance with the terms of the contract
therefor, dated March 5, 1987; and,
Section 4. That the Districts' Director of Engineering is hereby authorized
and directed to execute a Notice of canpletion therefor; and,
Section 5. That the Final Closeout Agreement with Advanco Constructors,
Division of Zurn Constructors, Inc., setting forth the terms and conditions for
acceptance of SUrge Tower lvbiifications at Plant No. 2, Job No. J-15-1, is
hereby approved and accepted in form approved by the General Counsel; and,
Section 6. That the Chairnan and Secretary of District No. l, acting for
itself and on behalf of Districts Nos. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14, are hereby U
authorized and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of the Districts.
PASSED AND ADOP!'ED at a regular meeting held November 18, 1987.
AG~NDA ITEM #9(e)(2) -ALL DISTRICTS II I II
·1~
II J II
.RE:sOLUTION NO. 87-143
APPROVnt; rotlRI'H AMENDMENT 'ro AMENDED JOINT
POWERS AGREEMENT CREATING AN AGENCY 'ro BE
KNC1NN AS '!BE SOU'1HERN CALIFORNIA OOASTAL
WATER RESFARCH P~ AUTHORITY
A JOINT RE.SOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECl'ORS OF OOUNTY'
SANITATION DISTRICl'S NOS. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 AND
14 OF ORAOOE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPROVJN; AND
AtJ'IHORIZDI; DISTRicr NO. 1 'ro EXEOJTE THE roURI'H
AMENDMENT 'ro THE AMENDED JOINr POWERS AGREEMENT CREATIN;
AN AGENCY 'ro BE KNC1NN AS THE SOtJl.1HERN CALIFORNIA OOASTAL
WATER RESFARCH PROJEX:T AUTHORITY', PROVIDDG EOR AN
INCRFASE IN THE CD.\fil!SSION MEMBER'S CCM>ENSATION
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The Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6,
7, ll, 13 and 14 of Orange County, califomia,
DO HEREBY RESOLVE, DEI'ERMINE AND ORDER:
Section 1. That the certain Fourth Amendment to the Amended Joint Powers
Agreement Creating An Agency To Be Known As The Southern califomia Coastal Water
Research Project Authority, by and between County Sanitation District No. 1 of
Orange County and the City of ws Angeles, the City of San Diego, County
Sanitation District No. 2 of I£>s Angeles County and Ventura Regional Sanitation
District, providing for an increase in the caimission member's canpensation from
$50.00 per meeting to $100.00 per meeting, is hereby approved and accepted; and,
Section 2. That the Chairman and Secretary of County Sanitation District
No. 1, acting for itself and on behalf of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 2, 3,
5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, are hereby authorized and directed to
ex-ccute said amendment in fonn approved by the General Counsel.
PASSED AND ADOPl'ED at a regular meeting held November 18, 1987.
AGENDA ITEM #9(1) -ALL DISTRICTS II J II
"K-1"
RESOLUTION NO. 87-144
APPROVING ADDENDUM NO. 13 '10 AGREEMENT WIT'd
BUTn:R ENGINEER!m, Il'X:. FOR mNSTRUCI'IOi.~
MANAGEMENT SERVICES REIATED TO ALL CONTRACTS
EOR THE CX>NSTRUCI'ION OF 75 M'.ID IMPROVED
TREATMENT FACILITIF.S AT PLANT NO. 2
A JOIN.I' RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF D:mr!'ORS OF COUNTY
SANITATION DISTRICTS~. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 AND 14
OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING ADDENDUM NO. 13 TO
AGREEMENT WITH BUTIER ENGINEERIN;, INC. FOR CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT SERVICES REIATED '10 ALL CONTRACTS FOR THE
CONSTRUCI'ION OF 75 MGD IMPROVFD TREATMENT FACILITIES
AT PLANT NO. 2, INCilJD~ JOBS N:S. P2-23, P2-24, P2-25-1A,
P2-25-2, P2-26, El'. AL., ELIMINATn:G THE EXPIRATION DATE
OF SAID AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES 'ID
~SIST IN THE PREPARATION AND PROCESSIKG OF A RECPFST roR
REXDNSIDERATION OF THE ELIGIBILIT.l OF A $2.3 MILLION
CIAIM SEl'l'LEMENT RELATIVE 'ID JOB P2-23-6 AND OI'HER
DISALUJNED ITEMS
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WHERFAS, the Districts have heretofore entered into an agreement dated
May 25, 1977, and Addenda Nos. 1through12, inclusive thereto, with Butier
Engineering, Inc. for construction management services related to construction of
the 75 MID Improved Treatment Facilities at Plant No. 2, including Jobs
Nos. P2-23, P2-24, P2-25-1A, P2-25-2, P2-26, et. al.; and,
WHEREAS, the Districts detennined that prior to the final closure of
the grant agreements with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the State
of califomia Water Resources Control Board, additional assistance was needed for
the preparation and submittal of a Request for Reconsideration of grant fund
eligibility of a $2.3 million claim settlement relative to the Major Facilities
for 75-r-GD Improved Treatment at Plant No. 2, Job P2-23-6, and other
previously-disallowed items; and,
. .
WHEREAS, it is now deemed appropriate to further amend the agreement
with Butier Engineering, Inc. to eliminate the expiration date of September 30,
1986, from the agreement in order to provide for continuation of said services to
assist in the preparation and processing of said Request for Reconsideration of
the federal and state construction grant eligibility of a $2.3 million claim u
AG~NDA ITEM #9(j) -ALL DISTRICTS "K-1"
"K-2"
settlerrent r~ative to Job No. P2-23-6 and other previously~isalloWed items.
NCM, THEREFORE, the Boards of D~rectors of County Sanita~on Districts
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, California,
DO HEREBY RESOLVE, DEl'ERMINE AND ORDER:
.Section 1. That Addendum No. 13 dated November 18, 1987, to that certain
agreement for construction management services re Improved Treatment Facilities
at Treatnent Plant.No. 2 dated May 25, 1977, by and between County Sanitation
District No. l, acting for itself and on ·behalf of County sanitation Districts
Nos. 2, 3, S, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, California and Butier
Engineering, Inc., eliminating the expiration date of the September 30, 1986,
fran tlie agreement in order to provide for continuation of said servi~ to
assist in the preparation and processing of said Request for Reconsideration of
the federal and state construction grant eligibility of a $2.3 million claim
settlement relative to Job No. P2-23-6 and other previously~isallowed items, is
hereby approved and accepted; and,
Section 2. That the authorized term of the agreement be extended
indefinitely fran September.30, 1986, until such time as all appeals relative to
the claim settlement are resolved to the Districts' satisfaction; and,
Section 3. That said additional services may be performed with no increase
required in the contract provision for fees.
Section 4. That the Chairrren and Secretary of District No. 1, acting for
itself and on behalf of Districts Nos. 2., 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14, are hereby
authorized and directed to execute said addendum, in fonn approved by the General
Counsel.
PASSED AND ADOPl'ED at a regular rreeting held November 18, 1987.
AGENDA ITcM #9(j) -ALL DISTRICTS "K-2"
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COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
OF ORA~GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
P.O. BOX 8127, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
10844 ELLIS, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 92708-7018
(714) 962-2411
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Ill II
Board of Directors
County Sanitation District No. 2
10844 Ellis Avenue
Fountain Valley, California 92708-7018
November 3, 1987
Subject: Certification of Negotiated Fee for Engineering Services
Agreement with Willdan Associates in Connection with Portion of
Euclid Interceptor Sewer, between Edinger Avenue and Lampson
Avenue, Contract No. 2-26-2, and South Anaheim Relief Sewer,
Contract No. 2-27
In accordance with the District's procedures for selection of professional
engineering services, the Selection Connnittee has negotiated the following
fee with Willdan Associates for the preparation of plans and specifications
and construction services in connection with Portion of Euclid Interceptor
Sewer, Contract No. 2-26-2 and South Anaheim Relief Sewer, Contract No. 2-27,
on an hourly-rate basis including labor plus overhead, direct expenses and
fixed profit, in an amount not to exceed $260,932.00.
Engineerin·g Services, (hourly labor
rates plus overhead at 165%),
not to exceed
Direct Expenses, not to exceed
Fixed Profit
TOTAL CONTRACT, not to exceed
$222,240.00
10,735.00
27,957.00
$260,932.00
The Selection Committee hereby certifies the above final negotiated fee
as reasonable for the services to be performed and that said fee will not
result in excessive profits for the consultant.
/s/ A. B. 11 Buck 11 Catlin
A. B. 11 Buck 11 Catlin
Chairman
Selection Committee
ls/Thomas M. Dawes
ls/William D. Mahoney
William D. Mahoney
Chairman pro tern
Selection Committee
Thomas M. Dawes
Director of Engineering
Selection Committee
AGENDA ITEM #9(k)(l) -DISTRICT 2
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RE.SOLUTION NO. 87-147-2
APPRovn:G AGREEMENT WI'IH WILLDAN ASSOCIATES
EUR DESIGN OF CONTRACl'S 1'DS. 2-26-2 & 2-27
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECIORS OF
OOUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 2 OF ~
OOUNTY, CALIFORNIA, APPROVIN3 AGREEMENT WI'IH
WILLDAN ASSOCIATF.s FOR DFSIGN OF·PORTION OF
EIJCLID INl'ERcEProR SEWER, BE'IWEEN ED:m;ER
AVENUE AND LAMPSON AVENUE, CONTRACT NO. 2-26-2 I
AND SOUIH ANAHEIM RELIEF SEWER, CONTRACT 2-27
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WHEREAS, the Boards of .Directors of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2,
3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of_ Orange County have heretofore adopted~ policy
establishing procedures for the selection of professional·engineering and
architectural services1 and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to said procedures, an agreement has been negotiated
with Willdan Associates for design of Portion of Euclid Interceptor Sewer,
Between Fdinger Avenue and Iampson Avenue, Contraci;. No. 2-26-2, and South
Anaheim Relief Sewer, Contract Np. 2-271 and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to authorization of the Boa.rd of Directors on
September 9,·1987, the Selection Ccmnit;.tee, established pursuant 40 said
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procedures, has negotiated and certified the final negotiated fee for said
services.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Directors of County Sanitation District No. 2
of Orange County, california,
OOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DEl'ERMINE AND QRDER:
Section 1. That the proposed Engineering Services Agreement is for
projects which are included in the previouSly-approved Amendment No. 1 to the
Consolidated Master Plan ~f Trunk Sewers for County Sanitation Districts Nos. 2,
3 and 11. The projects are to be designed as per the amended Master Plan
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approval. In accordance with the california Environmental Quality Act and
Section 15069 of the Districts' CEQA Guidelines, a Focused Environmental Impact U
Report for Arrendment No. 1 to the Master Plan, covering these projects, was
approved by the Districts' Boards of Directors on June 10, 1987; and,
Section 2. That the certain Engineering Services Agreem:mt dated
November 18, 1987, by and between County Sanitation District No. 2 and Willdan
Associates, for design of Portion of Euclid Interceptor Sewer, Between Fdinger
Avenue and Lampson Avenue, Contract No. 2-26-2, and South Anaheim Relief Sewer,
Contract No. 2-27, is hereby approved and accepted; and;
Section 3. That payment for said services is hereby authorized in
accordance with the provisions set forth in said agreement, as follows:
Engineering Services, at
hourly rates for labor,
plus overhead at 165%,
not to exceed
Direct Expenses, not to exceed
Fixed Prof it
TOl'AL, not to exceed
$222,240.00
10,735.00
27,957.00
$260,932.00
Section 4. That the Chairman and Secretary of the District are hereby
authorized and directed to execute said agreement in form approved by.the
General Counsel.
PASSED AND ADOPl'ED at a regular meeting held November 18, 1987.
AGENDA ITEM #9(k)(2) -DISTRICT 2 "M-2"
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RF.SOLUTION NO. 87-148-7
AWARDnt; mNTRACT NO. 7-9
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DmECTORS OF COONTY
SANITATION DISTRicr NO. 7 OF ORAN3E COONTY,
CALIFORNIA, AWAROm:; CONTRACT EOR FAIRVIEW
SUBTRUNK CDNNEX:TION '10 THE ~ INI'ERCEPTOR
SEWER, CONTRACT NO. 7-9
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The Board of Directors of County Sanitation Districts No. 7 of Orange
County california,
DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DEl'ERMINE AND ORDER:
Section 1. That the proposed construction contract is for a project which
is a portion of the previously-approved Consolidated Master Plan of Trunk Sewer
Facilities to Serve District No. 1, the Northern Half of District No. 6 and
Distri¢ No. 7. The project is to be constructed as per the Master Plan
approval. In accordance with the califomia EnVironnental <)lality Act of 1970,
as amended, and Section 15069 of the Districts' Guidelines, a Final
Environmental Impact Report covering this project was approved by the District's
Board of Directors on April ll, 1984; and,
Section 2. That the written reccmnendation this day submitted to the
Board of Directors by the District's Director of Engineering that award of
contract be made to Wilson's F.quipnent Rentals, Inc. for Fairview Subtrunk
Connection to the Sunflower Interceptor Sewer, Contract No. 7-9, and bid
tabulation and proposal submitted for said \\Ork are hereby received and ordered
filed; and,
Section 3. That the contract for Fairview Subtrunk Connection to the
Sunflower Interceptor Sewer, Contract No. 7-9, be awarded to Wilson's F.quipment
Rentals, Inc. in the total anount of $65,788.00, in accordance with the tenns of
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their bid and the prices contained therein; and, U
Section 4. That the Chairnan and Secretary of the District are hereby
authorized and directed to enter into and sign a contract with said contractor
for said work, pursuant to the specifications.and contract dOCl.lllents therefor,
in form approved by the General Counsel; and,
Section S. That all other bids for said work are hereby rejected.
PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting held November 18, 1987.
AGENDA ITEM #9(n) -DISTRICT 7
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October 27, 1987
11 :00 a.m.
NO ADDENDUM
BID TABULA.TI 0 N
S H E E T
CONTRACT NO. 7-9
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
(714) 962-2411
PROJECT TITLE Fairview Subtrunk Connection to the Sunflower Interceptor Sewer
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Construct 10 11 VCP Sewer and Manhole
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE $ 50,000
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BUDGET AMOUNT
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CONTRACTOR TOTAL BID
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1. Wilson's Equipment Rentals, Inc., Ontario, CA $65,788.00
2. Mladen Buntich Construction Co., Sunland, CA $89,242.50
I have reviewed the proposals submitted for the above project and find that the
low bid is a responsible bid. The project was circulated to contractors who
previously have worked for the District, and advertised ·;n normal
construction magazines. Receipt of only two bids is attributed to the high
volume of work in the area. It is doubtful that lower bids would be
received .. by readvertising. I, therefore, recommend award to Wilson's
Equipment Rentals, Inc., Ontario, CA in the bid amount of $65,788.00 as the
lowest and best bid. -.c . \
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Thomas M. Dawes
Director of.Engineering
AGENDA ITEM #9(n) -DISTRICT 7 "N-3"
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RESOLUTION NO. 87-146
APPROVJN:; ADDENDUM NO. 1 TO AGREEMENl' WITH
ENG:INEERIN3-SCIENCE, INC. FOR PREPARATION
OF AIR QUALITY ASSESSMENT IDDEL
A JOIN!' RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECl'ORS OF
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICl'S NOs. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6,
7, 11, 13 AND 14 OF ORAOOE cbUNTY, CALIFORNIA,
APPROVIN; ADDENDUM NO. 1 TO PROFFSSIONAL SERVICES
AGREEMENT WITH ENGINEERDG-SCIENCE, me. FOR
PREPARATION OF AIR CUALITY ASSFSSMENI' MJDEL 'ID
STUDY Et'E'ECIS GENERATED BY CONSTRucrION OF JOBS
NOS. Pl-20, Pl-21, Pl-26, P2-24-2, P2-28-l AND
P2-33, PROVIDDG FOR ADDITIONAL HFALTH RISK
ASSFSSMENT ANALYSFS
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WHEREAS, the Districts have heretofore entered into an agreement with
Engineering-Science, Inc. for preparation of an· Air Quality Assessment M:xlel
to study the effects generated by construction of Central Power Generation
Systems, Job No. J-19; Headw::>rks No. 2 at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-20;
Installation of Replacement of Centrifuges with Belt Presses at Plant No. 1, Job
No. Pl-21; Foul Air Scrubber System at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-26; Solids
Handling, Dewatering and Dry Storage Facilities at Treatment Plant No. 2, Job
No. P2-24-2; Installation of Replaca..Jrent Belt Filter Presses at Plant No. 2, Job
No. P2-28-l; Foul Air Scrubber System at Plant No. 2, Job No. P2-33-, required by
the South Coast Air Quality Management District CSCAQMD) as a permit condition
relative to said jobs; and,
WHEREAS, it is now deemed appropriate to amend the agreement with
Engineering-Science, Inc. to provide for additional health risk assessment
analyses required by SCAQMD; and,
WHEREAS, it is in the Districts' best interests to conplete said additional
analyses as expeditiously as possible in order to receive the necessary SCAQMD
permits to construct said projects.
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NCM, THEREFORE, the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts
Nos. l, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, ll, 13 and 14 of Orange County, california,
DO HEREBY RESOLVE, DErERMINE AND ORDER:
Section 1. That the ~tablished Procedures for Selection of Professional
Engineering and Architectural Services, dated July 9, 1986, are hereby waived
relative to Mdendum No. l to the Professional Services Agreenent with
Engineering-Science, Inc. to allow the consultant to imnediately proceed with the
additional health risk assessnent analyses required by South Coast air Quality
Managem:nt District; and,
Section 2. That .Mdendum No. l dated November 18, 1987, to that certain
Professional Services Agreenent dated February 11, 1987, by and between County
Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange County and
Engineering-Science, Inc., for preparation of an Air Quality Assessment Model to
study the effects generated by construction of Jobs Nos. Pl-20, Pl-21, Pl-26,
P2-24-2, P2-28-l and P2-33, providing for additional health risk assessment
analyses required by SCAQMD, hereby approved and accepted; and,
· Section 3. That the contract provision for fees be increased, on an
hourly-rate basis for labor plus overhead at 130%, plus direct expenses and fixed
profit, by an am::>unt not to exceed $19 ,100 .00, increasing the naximum autho.rized
compensation from $35,145.00 to $54,245.00; and,
Section 4. That the General Manager is hereby authorized and directed to
execute said Addendum No. 1, in form approved by the General Counsel.
PASSED AND ADOPl'ED at a regular meeting held November 18, 1987.
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COUNTY SANITATION
DISTRICTS NOS. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 AND 14
OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING·
ON
OCTOBER 14., 1987
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
10844 ELLIS A VENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL
A regular meetinq of the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, S,
6, 7, ll, 13 and 14 of Orange County, California, was held on o:tober 14, 1987, at 7:30 p.m., in
the Districts' Administrative Offices. Followinq the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation the
roll was called and the Secretary reported a quorum present for Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
11, 13 and 14 as follows:
oISTRicr oo. 1:
DISTRicr 00. 2:
oISTRicr oo. 3:
DISTRicr 00. 5:
DISTRicr 00. 6:
DISTRicr 00. 7:
DISTRicr 00. 11:
DISTRicr 00. 13:
DISTRicr 00. 14:
ACTIVE DIRECI'ORS
....!.._Ronald B. Hoesterey, Chainran
x Robert Hanson, Chaii:nan pro tern
X-oan Griset
x Roger Stanton
x A.B. "Buck" catlin, Chairman
X-william D. Mahoney, Chairman pro tem
X-Ben Bay
--a-Roland E. Bigonger
X-oan Griset
X-Gene A. Ieyton
X-James Neal
a-Arthur G. Newton
X-Bob Perry
X-wayne Silzel .
X-Don E. Smith
x ~er Stanton
· x Richard Polis, Chainmn
X-Sal Sapien, Chairnan pro tern
X-Ben Bay
X-A.B. "Buck" catlin
X-Norman CUlver
X-Don Griffin
X-oan Griset
X-John Kanel
--Jack Kelly
X-william o. Mahoney
X-James Neal
X-carrey Nelson
X-J.R. "Bob" Siefen
X-Roger Stanton
X-Charles Sylvia
x El::lna Wilson
....!...._Evelyn Hart, Chairnan
a John c. Cox, Jr. , Chairnan pro ten
Don Roth
x James wahner, Chaii:man
X-Philip Maurer, Chairnan pro ten
Don Roth
....!...._Richard Eklgar, Chairman
...!_Sally Anne Miller, Chairman pro ten
a John c. Cox, Jr.
X-oan Griset
--Don Roth
X-Don E. Smith
x James Walmer
__ Jack Kelly, Chairman
....!_Tan Mays, Chairman pro tem
...!_Roger Stanton
_JL_J. Ta:1d Murphy, Chairman
_!_Ben Bay, Chairman pro ten
Don Roth
X-oon E. Smith
x John SUtton
_!_Sally Anne Miller, Chairnan
_!_Peer A. SWan, Chairnan pro tern
_!_Ursula Kennedy
Don Roth
x Don E. Smith
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ALTERNATE DIREX:'IDRS
__ Richard B. Erlgar
Otma Crank
Dan YOWlg
__ Don Roth
__ Olris Norby
James H. Flora
--Irv Pickler
--Irwin Fried
--Dan Young
--Carrey Nelson
--~e Scott
--carol Downey
--Norman CUlver
--James T. Fasbender
--Jess Perez
Don Roth
~ Herman
--Martha Weishaupt
--Irv Pickler
--Chris Norby
-Bob Perry
--Rhonda J. Mc:O.me
--Dan Young
--Cornelius M. Coronado
X-Grace Winchell
--James H. Flora
George Soott
. John H. SUtton
--pewey Wiles
--Don Roth
--Paul Bernal
Frank Clift
John c. Cox, Jr.
--Ruthelyn Plmtmer
x ~er Stanton
Eric Johnson
--Ruthelyn Plllllllm"
x ~er Stanton
__ Ursula Kennedy
__ Larry Agran
__ Ruthelyn Plllllllm"
__ Dan Young
....!_Roger Stanton
Jess Perez
~ Green
x Grace Winchell
--Peter Green
Don Roth
__ Roland E. Bigonger
Irv Pickler
x ~er Stanton
Jess Perez
Carrey Nelson
--~Agran __ Darryl Miller
__ Richard B. Edgar
x ~er Stanton
Jess Perez
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STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:
Ol'HERS PRESENT:
J. wayne Sylvester, General Manager,
Rita J. Brown, Board Secretary, Thanas M.
Dawes, Bill Butler, William N. Clarke,
Penny Kyle, Mike Deblieux, Fd Hodges, J\._ J
Linder, Gary Streed, Judy Bucher, Cather!Pfe
Biele, Al Ursic, Dan Dillon
Thomas L. Woodruff, General Counsel, Conrad
Hohener, Bill Knopf, Kris Lindstrom, Phil
Stone, Jamel Denir, Bill CUrrie, Lee
Paterson
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ALL DISTRICl'S
Report of the Joint Chairman
Joint Chairman Smith called a meeting of
the Executive Carmittee for Wednesday,
October 28th, at 5:30 p.m., and invited
Directors Wayne Silzel and Peer Swan to attend and participate in the
discussions.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Change of November regular Board
Meeting date
November 11th, at 7:30 p.m.,
the Veteran's Day holiday.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Presentation of plague to Director
Norman E. CUlver for 25 years of
continuous service as a member of
the Boards of Directors
Joint Chairman Smith reminded Directors
that the Board had previously taken an
action moving the regular November Board
Meeting date from Wednesday,
to Wednesday, November 18th, at 7:30 p.m., due to
Joint Chairman Smith recognized Director
Norman E. Culver and presented a plaque
as a token of the Boards' appreciation
for his 25 years of continuous service
as a Director of the Sanitation
Districts.
Chairman Smith observed that Mr. CUlver is the only Director to have reached
this milestone. He is a past Chairman of District No. 3, as well as a past Vice
Joint Chairman and a past Joint Chairman of the Boards of Directors. He
currently serves as Chairman of the Building Ccrnm.ittee.
Mr. CUlver expressed his appreciation for the recognition and stated that he had
enjoyed every year working with the Directors and staff.
ALL DISTRICTS The General Manager reported that the
Report of the General Manager October 1st earthquake had very little
effect on the Districts' operations,
other than a faw minor disruptions. He added that Districts are very co:Jnizant of
the serious problems that the Districts' operation could experience as a result of
an earthquake and, accordingly, particular care is taken in designing and
constructing facilities. He also noted that an updated Earthquake Preparedness
Plan will be included in the new Collection, Treatment and Disposal Facilities
Master Plan. The Districts are al.so participating with other public agenciss and
utilities in a county-wide earthquake prepara1ness exercise. ~
Mr. Sylvester also comnented on the planned Directors' tour of the Stringfellow
Hazardous Waste Site in Riverside County scheduled for October 22nd. He asked
those Directors that had not responded yet regarding their attendance, to l .J
complete the form provided to them that evening in order that the sta.f f could'--'
make final arrangements.
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The General Manager re{X)rted that the Districts had received the annual re{X)rt
fran the Orange County Treasurer regarding interest earned for the 1986-87 fiscal
year on the Districts' reserve funds. The reJ;X)rt, which he sumnarized for the
Boards, indicates that the average interest rate earned during fiscal year
1986-87 was 8% as compared with the 7.44% yield of the State of california
Treasurer's comingled pool.
DISTRicr 1
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular neeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairnan
ordered that.said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 2
Approval of Minutes
'!here being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 3
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or arnendnents
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairnan
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 5
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular neeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 6
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 7
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 11
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 13
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chainnan
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 14
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular neeting
held September 9, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
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ALL DISTRICTS
Ratification of payment of Joint
and Individual District Claims
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That payment of Joint and individual
District claims set forth on pages "A" , L. J
"B" and "C" attached hereto and made a part of these minutes, and sumnarized ~
below, be, and are hereby, ratified by the respective Boards in the anounts so
indicated.
9!._02!._87 9/16/87 9/30/87
ALL DISTRICl'S
Joint Operating Fund -$ 497,861.33 $417,296.47 $ 806,569.40
Capital Oltlay Revolving Fund -2,375,771.06 139,170.43 2,356,993.15
Joint Working capital Fund 98,451.46 100,161.53 107,402.55
Self-Funded Insurance Funds 5,763.91 4,234.93 2,079.17
DISTRicr NO. 1 ll0.00 -o-13,263.73
DISTRICI' NO. 2 840,814.50 7,881.21 333,951.91
DISTRICI' 00. 3 5,063.20 11,609.28 39,188.91
DISTRICI' NO. 5 7,610.20 212.78 18,350.81
DISTRICI' 00. 6 1,984.91 -o-9,982.66
DISTRICI' NO. 7 32,013.34 6,550.94 27,488.73
DISTRicr NO. 11 7,299.28 6,265.64 2,710.47
DISTRicr NO. 13 -o--0--o-
DISTRICI' NO. 14 9,809.57 27.30 -o-
DISTRICl'S NOS. 5 & 6 JOINT 8,616.56 14,481.49 12,201.86
DISTRICl'S NOS. 6 & 7 JOINT 32.51 -o-5,903.09
DISTRicrs NOS. 7 & 14 JOINT 2,164.30 6.41 2,006.27
$3,893,366.13 $707,898.41 $3,738,092.71
Director Don R. Griff in requested that his abstention from voting on Warrant
No. 088078 be made a matter of record.
ALL DISTRicrS
Awarding Purchase of Chlorine in
Bul.~, Specification No. C-021
f.ibved, seconded and duly carried:
That the bid tabulation and
recomnendation re award of contract for
Purchase of Chlorine in Bulk, Specification No. C-021, be, and is hereby, received
and ordered filed; and,
FURTHER l~VED: That said contract be, and is hereby, awarded to All Pure
Chemical Company, for the price of $209.40 per ton plus sales tax, for a one-year
period beginning November 1, 1987, with provision for a one-year extension
(estimated annual cost $1,465,800.00 plus sales tax).
ALL DISTRICTS M:wed, seconded and duly carried:
Accepting Job No. PW-045-1 as
That the Boards of Directors hereby complete
adopt Resolution No. 87-128, accepting
JPL-ACTS Salvage and Site Clearance, Job No. PW-045-1, as complete, authorizing
execution of a Notice of Completion and approving Final Closeout Agreement. A
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these
minutes.
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ALL DISTRicrs
Approving Change Order No. 8 to the
plans and specifications re
Job No. Pl-21
M:wed., seconded. and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 8 to the plans qnd
specifications for Insf!allation of
Replacement of Centrifuges with Belt
Filter Presses at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-21, authorizing an addition of $2,505.95
to the contract with Margate Construction, ·Inc. , to nodify ~ cantilever duct
· supi;x:>rt at Building "C" and relocate a .city of Fountain Valley water backflow
preventer to a higher elevation, be, and is hereby, approved.
.ALL DISTRicrS
Approving Change Order No. 14 to
plans and specifications re
Job No. P2-28-l
M:>ved, seconded and du.}.y carried:
That Change Order No. 14 to the plans
and specifications for Installation of
Replacement Belt Filter Presses at Plant
No. 2, Job No. P2-28-l, granting a. time extension of 51 calendar days to the
contract with Ziebarth and Alper due to delays beyond the contractor's control
relative to·fabrication ana.·installation of Bus Duct No. 2, be, and is hereby,
approved..
ALL DISTRicrs r-t>ved, seconded and duly carried: .
Accepting Job No. P2-28-l as
That the Boards of Directors hereby complete. ·
adopt Resolution No. 87-129, accepting
Installation of Replacement Belt Filter Presses at Plant No. 2, Job No. P2-28-l,
as complete, authorizing execution of a Notice.of Completion and app~oving Final
Closeout Agreement. A certified. copy of this resolution is attached. hereto and
nade a part of these minutes.
ALL DISTRicrs
Approving Change Order No. 2 to the
· ·plans and specifications re
Job No. P2-30
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 2 to the plans· and
specif ica.tions for Rehabilitation of
. Danes and Installation of Sludge Pump
Mixing Systems on Digesters "E" and "H" at Plant No. 2, Job No. P2-30, authorizing
an addition of $'17,933.00 to the contract with Z"iebarth.and Alper, for.
miscellaneous m:Xlif ication~ including deletion of the rem::>val of a .portion of the
steel dome skirt on the dome and addition of foam insulation in the annular space
):>etween the steel dome and the concrete wall of the digesters; r~lignnent of
existing nozzles in the digesters for the gas balancing· system to align with
interconnecting piping from other digesters; replacing loop-powered isolators with
alternating-current isolators to provide greater protection and calibration of
instrumentation; and granting a time extension of 22 calendar days for completion
of said additional work, be, and is hereby, approved.
ALL DISTRicrS
Approving Addendum No. 3 to the
Engineering Services Agreement with
John carollo Engineers re
Job No. Pl-20
M:>ved, seconded. and duly carried:
That the Selection.Comnittee
certification of the.final negotiated
fee re Addendum No. 3 to the Engineering
Services Agreement with John Carollo
Engineers for design of Headworks No. 2 at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-20, providing'
for additional services required during the construction phase of the project, be,
and is hereby, received, ordered filed and approved; and,
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EURrHER MJVED: That the Boards of Directors hereby adopt Resolution No. 87-130,
approving Addendum No. 3 to the Engineering Services Agreerrent with John Carollo
Engineers for qesign of Headworks No. 2 at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-20, providi{ · .. J
for additional services required during the construction phase of the project,'--'1
an hourly-rate basis plus overhead, direct expenses and fixed profit, for a total
am::>unt not to exceed $877,592.00, increasing the total authorized compensation
from $2,492,515.00 to an arrount not to exceed $3,370,107.00. A certified copy of
this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
ALL DISTRicrs
Actions re "Action Plan for
Balanced Environmental Management:
Preserving Orange County's Coastal
Ocean Waters"
Approving Professional Services
Agreement with Carollo-Boyle, a
Joint Venture, for·preparation of a
Collection, Treatment and Disposal
Facilities Master Plan
.M)ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Carmittee
certification of the final negotiated ,
fee with Carollo-Boyle, a Joint Venture
for preparation of a Collection, ·
Treatment and Disposal Facilities Master Plan be, and is hereby, received,
ordered filed and approved; and,
FURTHER IDVED: That the Boards of Directors hereby adopt Resolution
No. 87-131, approving Professional Services Agreement with Carollo-Boyle, a
Joint Venture, for preparation of a Collection, Treatment and Disposal
Facilities Master Plan, on an hourly-rate basis for labor plus overhead,
direct expenses and fixed profit, for a total am::>unt not to exceed
$2,229,162.00. A certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and
nade a part of these minutes.
Approving Professional Services
Agreement with K.P. Lindstrom, Inc.
re Collection, Treatment and
·oisoosal Facilities Master Plan EIR
and environmental work for ocean
discharge permit renewal
application
lvbved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Camtittee
certification of the final negotiated fee
with K. P. Lindstrom, Inc. , for technical
and managerial support services relative
to environmental work necessary for the
preparation qf the Collection, Treatment
and Disposal Facilities Master Plan Environmental Impact Report and ocean
discharge permit renewal application, be, and is hereby, received, ordered
filed and approved; and,
FURTHER M:>VED: That the Boards of Directors hereby adopt Resolution
No. 87-132, approving Professional Services Agreem:mt with K. P. Lindstrom,
Inc., for technical and managerial support services relative to
environmental ~~rk necessary for the preparation of the Collection,
Treatment and Disposal Facilities Master Plan Environmental Impact Report
and ocean discharge permit renewal application, on an hourly-rate basis for
labor plus direct expenses, for a total arcount not to exceed $304,000.00. A
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of
these minutes.
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Authorizing the Selection Callnittee
to negotiate Professional Services
Agreements re EIR's for master-
planned collection system and
treatment plant works and reports
and studies to support ocean
discharge pennit renewal
application
M:lved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Callnittee be, and is
hereby, authorized to solicit proposals
and negotiate Professional Services
Jl,greements for preparation of
Environmental Impact Reports for
master-planned collection system and
treatment plant works, and for
preparation of reports and studies
pennit renewal application.
to support the Districts' ocean discharge
ALL DISTRICTS
Authorizing the Selection carmittee
to negotiate Professional Services
Agreements with Stamen z. Spassoff,
P. E. , Consulting Engineer, and with
Butier Engineering, Inc.
M:lved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Ccmnittee be, and is
hereby, authorized to solicit proposals
and negotiate Professional Services
.Agreements for specialized construction
management services relative to the
nester-planned treatment plant expansion and improvement program, with Stamen z. Spassoff, P.E., Consulting Engineer, for specialized electrical inspection
services, and with Butier Engineering, Inc. for specialized mechanical inspection
services.
ALL DISTRICTS .
Public Hearing on Draft SUpplement
to Joint Treatment Works Wastewater
Master Plan EIR
Open Public Hearing
Verbal report of environmental
consultant, K. P. Lindstran, Inc.
The Joint Chairman announced that this
was the time and place fixed by the
Board for a public hearing on the Draft
SUpplement to Joint Treatment Works
Wastewater Master Plan EIR.
'!he Chaiman declared the hearing open at
7:46 p.m.
'!he Chair recognized Mr. Kris
Lindstran, the Districts' environITPJltal
consultant, who addressed the Board
giving a brief overview of the Draft Supplement to the Joint TreatlrPJlt Works
Wastewater Master Plan EIR.
Mr. Lindstran indicated that written cannents had been received on the Draft
Supplement fran the Cities of Cypress and Newport Beach and the Irvine Ranch
Water District. He reported that said comnunications either stated they had
no comnent or indicated they believed the environmental impact of the
master-planned facilities had been adequately addressed.
Following the close of the comnent period on O:::tober 26th, copies of all
comnents received, along with the consultant's responses to said ccxrments,
will be included in the Final Supplement to the Joint Treatrrent Works
Wastewater Master Plan EIR, to be presented to the Boards for their
consideration at the November 18th Joint Board Meeting.
Receive and file written cc:mnents
re Draft Supplement to Joint
Treatment Vbrks Wastewater Master
Plan EIR
lebved, seconded and duly carried:
That the carments received frcm the
following on the Draft Supplement to
Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master
Plan EIR, be, and are hereby, received and ordered filed:
City/ffiency
City of Cypress
City of Newport Beach
Irvine Ranch Water District
Dated
September 14, 1987
O:::tober 5, 1987
September 29, 1987
Close Public Hearing There being no public oral carments, the
Chairman declared the hearing closed at
7:48 p.·m.
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ALL DISTRicrs ·----Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Directing K. P. Lindstrom, Inc. to
That the consultant, K. P. Lindstrom, address any comnents received on
the Draft SUpplement to EIR and to
prepare a Final supplement to Joint
Treatment Works Wastewater Master
Plan EIR
Inc., be, and is hereby, authorized to U· ..
address any written carments received on · ·
the Draft SUpPlement to EIR and to
prepare a Final Supplement to Joint
EIR after the close of
Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan
the written public comnent period on October 26, 1987.
ALL DISTRicrs Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Receive, file and approve written
report of the Executive Ccmnittee That the written report of the Executive
Ccmnittee's meeting on September 23,
1987, be, and is hereby, received, ordered filed and approved.
ALL DISTRICI1S
Authorizing staff to prepare
specifications and to solicit bids
for new standby generation
equipment and/or negotiate the
purchase of used equipment
(Specification No. E-179)
booster station pumping; and,
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That staff be, and is hereby, authorized
to prepare specifications for Standby
Generation Fquipmant, Specification
No. E-179, for four trailer-nounted,
diesel-fueled, engine-generator sets for
electrical reliability re ocean outfall
FURTHER t-DVED: That staff be, and is hereby, authorized to solicit bids for new
equiprrent, and/or negotiate the purchase of used equiprrent, if available, for
submittal to the Boards for consideration at a future neeting.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Approving reclassification of
Mechanical Maintenance Division
positions
ALL DISTRicrS
Approving reclassification of
Warehousing Division positions
is hereby, approved.
ALL DISTRICl1S
Anending Classification and
Compensation Resolution No. 79-20,
as amended, re Mechanical
Maintenance Division and
Warehousing Division positions and
salaries
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the proposed reclassification of
Mechanical Maintenance Division
positions, be, and is hereby, approved.
~ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the proposed reclassification of
Warehousing Division positions, be, and
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-133, anP-nding
Classification and Compensatio~
Resolution No. 79-20, as amended,
revising Mechanical Maintenance Division
and Warehousing Division positions and
salaries, as recorrmended by classification studies. A certified copy of this
resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
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ALL DISTRICTS
Approving and authorizing execution
of Amendment No. 9 to Agreement for
Employment of General Counsel
r-t:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-134, approving
and authorizing execution of Anendment
No. 9 to Agreement for E:nployment of General Counsel, adjusting compensation
effective November 1, 1987. A certified copy of this resolution is attached
hereto and made a part of these minutes.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Convene in closed session pursuant
to Government Code Section 54957.6
ALL DISTRICTS
Reconvene in regular session
DISTRicr 1
Adjournment
The Board convened in closed session at
7:49 p.m. to meet with management
representatives pursuant to Government
Code Section 54957.6.
At 8:33 p.m. the Boards reconvened in
regular session.
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 1 be·adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the neeting so adjourned at 8:33 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRICT 2
Approving Change Order No. 3 to the
plans and specifications re
Contract No. 2-25
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 3 to the plans and
specifications for Fullerton-Brea
Interceptor Sewer, Contract No. 2-25,
authorizing an addition of $176,779.83 to the contract with Colich & Sons, a Joint
Venture, for replacement and repair of an undisclosed damaged manhole and an
undisclosed damaged water line; full concrete encasement of clay pipe at three
locations in lieu of partial encasement; renoval of Rolling Hills Pump Station
which is to be abandoned; and granting a time extension of 30 calendar days for
completion of -·said additional ~rk, be, and is hereby, approved.
DISTRICT 2 l-t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjournnent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 2 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:33 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRICT 3
Awarding Contract No. 3-31 (Rebid)
to Advance Constructors, Division
of Zurn Constructors, Inc.
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Board of Directors hereby
adopts Resolution No. 87-136-3,
receiving and filing bid tabulation and
recomnendation and awarding contract for R~oair of Westside Relief Interceptor and
Los Alamitos Subtrunk Sewer Replacement, Contract No. 3-31 (Rebid), to Advanco
Constructors, Division of Zurn Constructors, Inc., in the total amunt of
$237,617.00. A certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a
part of these minutes.
DISTRICT 3 M::wed, seconded and duly carried:
Adjournment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 3 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared th~ meeting so adjourned at 8:33 p.m., October 14, 1987.
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DISTRICI'S 5 & 6
Approving Addendum No. 1 to
Engineering Services Agreement
with Church Engineering, Inc. re
Contract No. 5-19-R3
!bled, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-137, approving U
Mdendum No. 1 to Engineering Services
Agreement with Church Engineering, Inc.
for design of Replacement of Portions of "B" Trunk Sewer fran Bitter Point Pump
Station to the Arches, Contract No. 5-19-R3, providing for additional construction
survey services, at per diem rates including overhead and profit, for an
additional anount not to exceed $2,497.50, increasing the total authorized
compensation from $17,457.00 to $19,954.50. A certified copy of this resolution
is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
Director Rczjer R. Stanton requested that his abstention fran voting on said
Resolution be made a matter of record.
DISTRICTS 5 & 6
ApProving Addendum No. 1 to
Engineering Services Agreement
with OMA Engineering, Inc. re
Contract No. 5-26
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
'lbat the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-138, approving
Addendum No. 1 to Engineering Services
Agreement with OMA Engineering, Inc. for
design of Replacement of Lido Force Main, Contract No. 5-26, providing for
construction survey services, on an hourly-rate basis for labor plus overhead and
profit, for an additional am::>unt not to exceed $5,102.76, increasing the total
authorized canpensation from $38,885.00 to an anount not to exceed $43,987.76. A
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a pa.rt of these
minutes.
Director Roger R. Stanton requested that his abstention fran voting on said
Resolution be nade a matter of record.
DISTRICTS 5 & 6
Approving Change Order No. l to the
plans and specifications re
Contract Nos. S-19-R3 and 5-26
M:wed, seconded and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 1 to the plans and
specifications for Replacement of
Portions of "B" Trunk Sewer fran Bitter
Point Pump Station to the Arches, Contract No. 5-19-R3, and Replacement of Lido
Force Main, Contract No. 5-26, authorizing an addition of $69,807.40 to the
contract with Mvanco Constructors, Inc. for 14 items of additional work required,
be, and is hereby, approved.
DISTRICTS 5 & 6
ApProving Change Order No. 2 to the
plans and specifications re
Contract Nos. 5-19-R3 and 5-26
M:>ved, seconde:i and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 2 to the plans and
specifications for Replacement of
Portions of "B" Trunk Sewer from Bitter
Point Pump Station to the Arches, Contract No. 5-19-R3, and Replacement of Lido
Force Main, Contract No. 5-26, authorizing an adjustment of engineer's quantities,
for a total deduction of $43,000.00 from the contract with Mvanco Constructors,
Inc., be, and is hereby, approved.
DISTRICTS s & 6 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Accepting Contract Nos. S-19-R3 and
5-26 as comolete That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-139, accepting
Replacenent of Portions of "B" Trunk Sewer from Bitter Point Pump Station to U
Arches, Contract No. 5-19-R3, and Replacerrent of Lido Force Main, Contract
No. 5-26, as canplete, authorizing execution of a Notice of Canpletion and
approving Final Closeout Agreement. A certified copy of this resolution is
attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
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DISTRICTS 5 & 6
Amending Boards' action on
August 12, 1987 re
Contract No. 5-30R
M:>ve:i, seconde:i and duly carrie:i:
That the Boards' action on August 12,
1987, re Emergency Repairs to Coast
Highway Force Main and Bitter Point Pump
Station, Contract No. 5-30R, be, and is hereby, amende:i, increasing the total
authorized cost of said repairs from $120,000.00 to an am::>unt not to exceed
·$137 ,985 .21.
DISTRicr 5 M:>ved, seconded and duly carrie:i:
Adjournment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 5 be adjourned to 4:30 p.m., November
10, 1987, at Newport Beach City Hall. The Chainnan then declared the meeting so
adjourned at 8:33 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRicr 6 Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjournment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 6 be adjourne:i. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:34 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRicr 7
Authorizing re-initiation of
proceedings re Annexation No. 104 -
MCAS/LTA Family Housing Annexation
M:>ved, secor1ed and duly carried:
That the Board of Directors hereby
adopts Resolution No. 87-140-7,
authorizing re-initiation of proceedings
and filing of application to the IDcal Agency Formation Cannission re Annexation
No. 104 -MCAS/LTA Family Housing Annexation to County Sanitation District No. 7,
and rescinding Resolution No. 81-175-7. A certified copy of this resolution is
attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
DISTRicr 7 Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Receive, file and ~.._ny claim of
Calvin Bagwell That the claim submitted by calvin
Bagwell dated August 25, 1987, in the
am:>unt of $524.23 for alleged damage to his vehicle due to a broken concrete
rranhole cap, be, and is hereby, received, ordered filed and denied; and,
FURrHER r.t>VED: That said claim be, and is hereby, referred to the Districts'
General Counsel and liability claims administrator for appropriate action.
DISTRicr 7 Moved, seconde:i and duly carried:
.Adjournment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 7 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:34 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRicr 13
Adjournment
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 13 be adjourned. The Chairnai1 then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:34 p.m., October 14, 1987.
DISTRicr 14 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrurent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 14 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:34 p.m., October 14, 1987.
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DISTRICT 11 M:>ved, seconded and unanimously carried:
Second Reading of Proposed
Ordinance No. 1107 That proposed Ordinance No. 1107, An
Ordinance of the Board of Directors of ~h ____ j
County Sanitation District No. 11 of Orange County, california, Amending Ordinalre
No. ll06 Establishing Regulations for Use of District Sewerage Facilities, be read
by title only1 and,
EURTHER MN.ED: That the second reading of said ordinance in its entirety be, and
is hereby, waived, whereupon the Secretary read Ordinance No. 1107 by title only.
DISTRICT 11
Adopting Ordinance No. 1107
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried by the
following roll call vote:
That Ordinance No. 1107, An Ordinance of the Board of Directors of County
Sanitation District No. 11 of Orange County, california, Amending Ordinance
No. 1106 F.stablishing Regulations for Use of District Sewerage Facilities, be
adopted:
AYES: Tan Mays, Chairman pro tern, Roger R. Stanton, Grace Winchell
NOFS: None
ABSENT: None
DISTRICT 11 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
.ldjournnent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 11 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the neeting so adjourned at 8:35 p.m., October 14, 1987.
~'Sb~
Secretary, Boards of Directors
County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1,
5, 6, 7, 11, 13 and 14
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087793 AGX CORPORATION . $889.48 I GAUGE -
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087795 ADVANCED OFFICE SERVICES 1 ·1 ·,t· • $91.32 . ;·. :· "
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08 7796 ADVA NCO CONSTRUCTORS, 'INC• · '$'] Jlt9 603.9f . , r' . .. . CONSTRUCT{ ON-J•15 .•
-' !>8779.,---.--·-·-AEROCOMPi-tNC-.--1 $975.66 . f CONSUtTtNtrSERVICES §-
087798 AIR COLD SUPPLY INC. $397.64 ELECTRONIC PARTS
087799· AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICAL INC. $10,ltlfl.OO MECHANICAL REPAIRS
-·._I -~AH•-·"·S-00 "J\lt-AttE'R"tCtcN-A-Sf>H -~;~ci:.· • . ":;. j/:··:--PHALT;. : .. · :~<·.< .. '~'·;
08 7 801 ALL •ST ATE. VEH I CL rs, I NC. . ; ::;,(" $3 625.02 .. .;,~:~ .. :'.·'',LEASES .. · • ; . ~ .. , , ..
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08 7805 AMERICAN COMP.RESSOR ~O • $651.18 COMPRESSOR PARTS .
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087808 ANAHEIM WINDING, INC. · · ';. . .. ·, 669.80 ""; ··: :• :;. ·. ,, : .. <:".:'·'.,.·,;.·~: ELECTRJC METER ······" · · ~11--~o..-e nro9 AN~t-Y"ti-c.r--sTsntt 9 10.00
087810 THE ANCHOR PACKING CO. $808.78
_ 087811 A-PLUS SYSTEMS $176.40 1 ,_"" mm . illfil:ilim~' P~~~Uc r$,. i~c. • . . .\ ':\·'.'1._)"(~~·$2 :;mti·~~!5J~1f ;·J?;-~i,:;;~~~;?::!Ef RE~;m~l'.f1·~\t.-iL -.
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087816 ASSOCIATED LABORATORIES ; . '$80.00 . . lAB SAMPLES
1-u_087817 AUDIO VIDEO REPORTING SERVICE · $31.00 ... ! . TRANSCRIPT
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08 7 826 BOYLE ENG I NEER ING CORP . '· t· \;.! .:'. $53 053.85 · ,.:::~':i:.' :~\';Ji~:.;'.·:;: ENGINEER, NG SEllVICES ::7_•10,-J,•1,6
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087828 JUDY BUCHER $10.50 EMPLOYEE MILEAGE
(187829 BUCKEYE GAS PRODUCTS $39.01 LIQUID GAS .
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087835 CS COMPANY $1 937.21 VALVE
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( 11 087841 CENTEL SYSTEMS ,. .., ... $4,162.~51"'~.<'" 1-J:>;: .';/: ... TELEPHONE·SERVICE .
• e87842 CHEVRON u.s.A., INC. $531.70 .'.~ I ,:,_ GASOLINE ....
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'557.83 i MECHANICAL REPAIRS ·
$264.22 : ELECTRIC PARTS
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087851 COUNTY WHOLESALE ELECTRIC
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DECO , $444. 37 1· ELECTROH IC PARTS
DI FI LJPPO ASSOCIATES $2,073. 72 : OFFICE FORMS
UTSCO Pt<INT COr-tP"A'Nt. L•'.::>::·~--t\:''.·:i:·J1 38l;94·~'.'.f5,'.'f:'.1i~L· Y'7J, ~·:'.~·:•:c·?!~>~:,'..;::/·OFFICE FORNI ~~ ~~ ~~c ~~R oGo~~~ 1~~~~rENT1F1 c '.;,J::;y~~F'.:\;;.',:h~~J·~2 J;~}'t'\I? ::;"'.:':" :·; >~ ,: :r'.{J:· .. ·+:!I:~=~NT · · \ .: .. u
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WILBER EADS I $115.00 ; DEFERRED COMP DIST~IBUTION
EASTMAN• INC. $844 .• 20 OFFICE SUPPLIES
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087868 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. i $101.50 I AIR FREIGHT
08 7869 F J SC HER & PORTER CO. $6,928.46 INSTRUMENT PARTS
t;t---01rnrro FLA I & VERTT~1H.-CONCRE IE '/'··.;~;''.·::~\~.::0·;·.:$166'50 ~.~'/" :;·, c ~~ 087871 FOUNTAIN VALLEY CAMERA r-~:~/~~·\::';~;;~':i?;::>k~fr!6ocI· d . PHOTO PROCESSING
· · 087872 THE FO><BORO COMPANY . '.;'.,,/ ;_·, $2~7.93 : j • ·: INSTRUMENT PARTS e•
--il8787! ttfr-nrx1rEsnmrurr-$260.22 AEroH1r·o-rov£DB•00 cm r:-
08187" FREDSON $136.68 TRUCK PARTS
087875 CITY OF FULLERTON _ $95~60 WATER USEAGE .. • ~,---..oll1'8"76 GEH";;u;;CTTE"-PL i\'STTC-S-Cl)"RP • ;": · "~·. »: ·_. $195.04·.u~; ~ !'·1 BUTlDTNG HATERJALS '
( 08 7877 GENERAL TELEPHONE C Oe ·. $1 ~890 ... 78 .. ·'·· . . · TELEPHONE
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087880 GIERLICH-HITCHELLt INC. .$34,321.21 CHAINS
!l8 7e81 GR l NNELL CORPORATION $265.77 MECHANICAL REPAIRS
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087883 HALS·TEO & HOGGAN, JNC. j.' .· ', $54.64 • ELECTRICAL PARTS
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; 087888 HOERBIGER c.v.s. CALIF •• INC. t I .i$1,1~3.49· .•. -: . ·VALVE/COMPRESSOR PARTS' ".. ..
'10 08 788cr R·.-s-.-.. ttltGttE·s--c-o .-.-·rnc. : $489:Jg 1nN I /SAFE IV SUPPt ..
( II 08 7890 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH I . $9 '914 94.. : WATER USEAGE
. 08 7891 .HUNTINGTON BEACH RUBBER STAMP I $)55: 79 l OFFICE SUPPLIES
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( 087893 INTERNATIONAL FLO". TECHNOLOGIE $620.00'\/~'··:::;>:'.% .: ··>'· .. ~)~·:·.INSTRUMENT REPAIRS'. . . .... '· ·.
08 789'l INTERN A Tl ONAL .TECHNOLOGY $450.00·',(_ · .·. . · ,.: /: :· PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COMPUTER· ~UPPORT
-0 8 7"8135 I NVt: STM ENr-R LC1:1V"Y-S£'R'V $28':-530. 00. CONSTRUC 11 ON-Pw-0111•-I
( 087896 IRVINE RANCH \lATER DISTRICT '$29.18· . . WATER USEAGE
:111 G87897 r l\l MECHANICAL SERVICE INC• . $2,175.00 HACHIN_E_R_E_PA_l_R_S·=---------------t:-: ~ 1-~--ml!!--· r ~l~t~r::c :um v .·... >; .. · 1 ·. 'l ;. 'i,~Y ::·;;!!!!!!rt~'.~'.T'if!iJl>;YJz'.{Y.lY(:;Vi'~;~~ 5~,,~,·Es' ... ·., :
s·7'904 . · DONttD £. KfNl'lEt ,, . 'j'· .::' .. ·.':··.~};_; .. :·'·:.:tt-.. r.·,.·~:':··.:·.··.68. 20~00,.'Y<i;.':<:·~.".·.;;,.+ .. :; ... ·~' ::~::;.> ... ':._~.': ... '"':·:·:·:;·:·j.·.:'r...~:.";.; £1rtOMr.-:omRt8tJ1'~" ...... . 08 7905 L. 6 • M.S. t I NC• . :''; · . \:'<f·' '( '!·,': '/·'$1 ~058.olt'ft(:; .)'?d't; ._·,:. ~.:.:t· ;'.'5~t:'.'fk·, WEL.DING. SUPPUES ('. ~~-;·: .';'., .:· .
087906 LEMCO ELECTRIC CO.. . ' ; ··.' ~--.. ·:_ "$48.72: .... '~·\:".t ;·.: ·. :·,_;~L~: AUTOMOTIVE_PART.s ... ..:....· -·-____,,....---··--------~
J:.:.l'---tl--09790 t:I"GlfilNG DtSTRIBUlORSt iNC • t . $13.36 El:ECTRORTCl'ART
087908 LIHITORQUE CORP. J $792 88 MECHANICAL PARTS ·
I-08H09 K.P. LINDSTROM, INC. 1 $2 780:00 . . CONSULTING SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
ltN ~:~;~~ =AG SYSTEMS t INC. . ".c:h·.:}.'<(;·}e·;$~ -~6~~~~~:~·>'/~?~~f~/ ~;·,·,}~::C:E,k<>:E~~~~R~~r~~RTS. ~~~:~;~~----=:~~A~~~~~!R~~T!ONt .INC. ' '· ';. ' ... _,>}:$,gs:ut~.zf ·;:·:.-:;.'/.'·A.;_.'.::·''. :_<,"'.;· ·~~~~~~:g:=~!~·_r ________________ +-
0879H MCBAIN INSTRUMENTS I :2 5°~0. ; TOOLS REPAIR
08_791_5 MCGARRY CENTRAL TYPEMRITER INC ! $1,4~9:00 j . ·. MAINTENANCE CONTRACT
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08792il MICRO COMPUTER OISTRetINC. l $f~f:~~ OFFICE EQUIPMENT
087921 MICROSERVE INC. ~ $100.00 COMPUTER SERVICES ~o·tn-cni HOOR'~R'01>tJCT'S-C-O. i "$127.17 HAINTENANC~ PARTS
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-08 792'+ NA TI ONAL LUMBER $835.23 ; HARDWARE • . . -ee7~25 --.. ----·------·-NAT'ItlNAL-·P-tANT ·stRv-Itts-1 .. ·1Nc-.-----l .. --f6~·s:-oo REPAIRs-&-HAlNTENANCE •·• f6
087926 NEAL SUPPLY CO. $691.32 '. INSTRUMENT PARTS ·•
08 7927 NE IJA RK ELECTRONICS $710. 34 ! INSTRUMENT PARTS ~c-1l1l.'1'9'2·a-c·ny-of-1'l£'1i1P01ti-BEA"Clf 1 · · .· $4.00 ' WATER US-mG .... E ___ ___,, ____ .....__ _ ___,,_~--t~
o 087929 NORTH CENTRAL ENGR. I , · $160~18 THERMOMETER.
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... , 087934 ORANGE VALVE & FITTING CO. . ··,. $156.89 ·!,;;· ;;· •. -:·~";'FITTINGS .· ·. '\\".<'· . , ~ --os793s--ORiTE'rC $675.89 EARl'ARIS . ~~ ( r.
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iZ 087937 COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT ' $2,449.14 REIMBURSE WORKERS COMP.
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. ~~087940 PATA'S SHOP ·,.. $125.00. :::<~(~·::~:~rn~~>.;~!;;~::'.l(i.(BUILDING MATERIALS;·
U879'41 ROYf'ENUERlilfU I S445.0U DEFERRED COMP. DTURTB
08 7 942 PE TR OQU IP S325. 76 TRUCK PARTS
087943 PHOTO & SOUND CO. Ht913.92 COMPUTER HARDWARE _ ~~~!~~:mi~::~ u~immf~i : , ' , .. · .. ·;f,. ;;:,;\:;,? ·)¥.;k ,t!!H i~[ f~~~i&~J1ir~.~~~i5:~r~:r:~~1.J~'D;}:·· .
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RADIO SHACK S528e94 OFFICE EQ.UIPHENT ~~~5~~=.~~o~a~1~~r5oft~-----RTA~I~W DISPOSAL co.~~ , ... :. ' -~~ ~~~~:': $•89,50:0~i~~.·.·.;.·~.· .. :~.:.:·.;··.'.·· .... ~~.~ .. r·~ .. '.·:·:~.·.;.~0;D~tt,~r~~~~!~ .. ~~~.~ .. ~~.".-,.~ ... ~-:----~-~-~~-~r:
(. --to 087951 RIVIERA FINANCE ': ·:~· ". . . •$389.47' :«'..' :;:::.~.t:.;·.'>:':\{\·~f9FILTER REPIAR _ _..;._· .·.·~
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S"AUOl:ElfA"CK-S-P'EEUUMETER Sl 1/ • 31 . . . . . , AOTOMO ii vE REPAIR ,
SANTA ANA ELECT~IC MOTORS S8t628.~5 ELECTRONIC PARTS
. _ LEN SCHOLL & co., INC. S6t298.65 VIDEO SUPPLIES
J:] 081962 SCIENCE'APPLICAIIOrrs-:-TNf*L· •. S119t569eOI , .... '"·· '..':'<:'··:.OCEJUrltONtTORtNGfSAMP
SEA COAST DESIGNS ; . $333.90 '.:·::>_/.;;:.'.·:OFFICE FURNITURE:·< ..
CITY OF SEAL BEACH S45e59 ,. , · :.· ;.WATER USEAGE-· . " .. ::;
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SMITH PIPE & SUPPLYt INC S643.99 PLUMBING SUPPLIES
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087969 SOUTH COAST DODGE $188.52 .AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
087970 SOUTHERN CALIF. EDISON CO. S95t282e92 POWER
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087972 SPfEOE SP.EEOOMETER S91J.54 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
oa7q73 STAINLESS PIPE & FITTING co. S322.58 FITTINGS
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087975 STAR TOOL & SUPPLY CO. Slt375e44 TOOLS
087976 SUPELCOt INC. S312.49 -·-__
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TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICE, INC. s2.200.oo ENGINEERING SERVICES, ~E ,CLOSURES
'984 1R1l'NSC-AT S121 ea\$n,, .. "·~>··,:" .'.;<.:· /·." .. ;;,'.q INS-1'1\U~~RTq··;>_.·· .
TRUCK & AUTO SUPPLYt INC. .52,73a.oo ' .. , " .\:,,.i:' ":'<:>. AUTO~OTlVE PARTS:·:;
TRUCK\IARE S996e/t0 ,, ...... TRUCK EQ.UIPMENT .. ·
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CITY OF TuSTIN S196eH WATER USEAGE
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UN IT ED PARCEL SERVI CE . :, •. . . '.".,>':' :'. ·. $102e 70; ./j./:":·Y". ~-:~<.•. :;<~·,:::'. SHlPPIHG . "~·: :: •" . , .
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VWR SCIENTIFIC S7t504e78 LAB SUPPLIES
VALLEY CITIES SUPPLY CO. S19t692e89 PLUMBING SUPPLIES
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VERTEX BUSSINESS INTERIORS S860·.oo BUILDING MATERIALS
VIKING INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY $68.35 SAFETY SUPPLlES
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WCSTERN-s1Ai£""""CKEMICAL SUPPLt .. ·:,. ·"· .. S22t508e58 . · .. , .. ~ , . ..-..... · .CAUsnc-soDA ·~
WESTERN WIRE & ALLOY S'4t652.17 WELDING SUPPLIES
WESCO Sllt927e01 CONSTRUCTION-HAIN SWITCH
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. C88010 . ROURKE & WOODRUFF : · $28 t698e20 ,·:" ·: .. ;:·.::·.:,;, -<'.'. .~:~·; LEGAL SERVICES
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08e012 . XEROJC CORP. S485e90 OFFICE SUPPLIES
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088 048 AAA TRUCK BODY $954 • 0 0 TOOL BOX
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088051 ACTION INSTRUHENTSt INC. S217e68 .. ·.,,,.· , ----u088.052-----A.1~0LD-SUP.P..LY-1Nt.._ ·-------------5-" ..... • .._o._1 __ ....._ _____ _,,....
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088060 A S T H S238e50 PUBLICATION
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BUENA PARK LUHBER & HAROMARE u,110.so LUHBER
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CPT CALIFORNIAt INC. S537e50 COMPUTER REPAIR
CS COMPANY S3t227e39 VALVES
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08A087 CENTEL SYSTEHS . S135.00 TELEPHONE PARTS
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088089 CHEMWEST INDUSTRIESt INC. S13'tt884e97 FERRIC CHLORIDE
088090 COIT DRAPERY SERVICE $120. 00 DRAPERY CLEANING
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088092 CONSCLIDATEO ELECTRICAL DIST. Slt29e'+5 ,.'; ELECTRONIC PARTS
088093 CONTROL CABLES, INC• S31 e91 TRUCK PARTS
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088096 DHEt INC. S665a3 . '•; >>~··.~'.··r: __ REP4ULPl\RTS. :;·
088 097 DE GUELLE & SONS. GLASS co. Sl\3 .69. BUILD"ING MATERIALS (·
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088100 DI SC O PR I NT COMPANY S84 .17 OFFICE FURNITURE .REPAIR
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.... 088106 EMERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY SH.34 VALVE PARTS
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088111 DONALD Le FOX & ASSOCIATES S825e00 ENGINEERING SERVlCES-SAFETY PROGRAM c.·. 088112 CITY OF FULLERTON S1lle56 WATER USEAGE
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088117 HARR ING TON INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS $278.36 GAUGES
088118 HATCH & KIRKt INC. S203.52 ENGINE PARTS · (
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HOUSE OF BATTERIES S360.98 BATTERIES
R .s • HUGHES co. t INC. S36 O. 83 PAINT/REPAIR PARTS
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08~130 J & W SCIENTIFIC S106.90 OCEAN SAHPLtNG
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0&8132. RI VI ERA Fl NANCE S20e14 . " . JANITORIAL SUPPLIES '
088133 KAHAN BEARINGS & SUPPLY SH8e28 FITTINGS .
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088135 KEENAN SUPPLY Slt399e56 MECHANICAL PARTS
08 8136 KI HH ERLE BROS• t I NC• $3Ue 76 MECHANICAL PARTS
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088138 KIRST PUMP & HACHINE WORKS $5,630.30 REPAIR PARTS . . -.
088139 L.B.w.s •• INC. S97w31 Oil -· ·--------------···-··-·· .. ··---·--·-· --··-··---··--···-·-· ..... ··--··--··----·· ·-···-·--·····-·-· ··-·-·-·---------· ·-· . ····-··. ···---··-·-----· ·-·------·----·· -------· --· ·----------·--...:.-~·~· '·
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0881'f0 L(~ & RO CONSULTING ENGR. s3,011.oo ENGINEERING SERVlCES'":'Pi•23R .
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088llt8 HPS . . . "··' H6~86'
0881~9 HAG SYSTEMS t INC• $534.02
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r· 16 088151 HARVAC ELECTRONICS S64.45
11 088152 HATT -CHLORt INC. S2t562.60
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( 088157 MOTION INDUSTRIES, INC. S686e22 MECHANICAL PARTS
08£115e HOTOROLAt INC. S725e17 INSTRUHENTREPAI~·
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I 08816/f ORANGE COUNTY CUIC $40.00 SEM~INAR
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088169 ROBERT L• CITRON S33.33 DEFERRED COMP
088170 PeJe RADCLIFFE & SONS Slt093e50 SAFETY TEST
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088176 PHOTO & SOUND CO• S209. 24 TAPES (
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088178 HAROLD PRIMROSE ICE . s1ao.oo ... _.ICE.... •. ; .. : > ;.'.. -~· .
088179 PULASKI & ARITA ARCHITEC.TS S20t 703.18 . :· ~: ARCHITE_CTUML SERV!F~$ .~;;l;:~:,.
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088181 RIC OH CORPORATION S69. 37 IN•HOUSE PRINTING
088182 ROYAL WHOLESALE ELECTRIC $771.91 INSTRUMENT PARTS
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088l84 SANCCN ENGINEERING t INC. Slt750.00 DIGESTER CLEANING
088185 SANTA ANA ELECTRIC HOTORS Slt024•04 ELECTRIC MOTOR"
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088188 SEA COAST DESIGNS Slt073e78 . ,.. · · OFFICE FURNITURE'-
088189 SHAMROCK SUPPLY $288. 31 TRASH CANS
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088191 SOIL ANO TESTING ENGINEERS $152.00 SOIL TESTING
088192 so. COAST AJR QUALITY S5t78'te00 APPLICATION FEES
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08819lt so. CAL. GAS CO. ; . . . S8t623e88 .. ·,·:·.NATURAL GAS.\
088195 so. CALIF. MATER CO. S18e59 .:·.; '. , .. WATER USEAGE .
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08H 97 SPARKLE TTS OR INK I NG \IA TE R S1 t230 • H EQ.UIPHENT RENTAL
08&19~ STAR TOOL & SUPPLY COe $724e33 TOOLS
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088201 THE SUPPLIERS S1 :3a1!s4 ' 'l :~~/<· ; <.. :''-~>'· PUHP PARTS
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08l\203 SWEETLAND CO. $37. 75 FITTINGS
08820lt TAK TAKAHINE S2 t'tOO.DO LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE ~~--i~i~ ~~~~~~;~~· ~~·· i~f~l~G~~~~-1_1_~-~-~-i~~-t~!-~_1_~_~ ____ ___;,~---~
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088210 UNDERGROUND SERVICE ALERT S65.00 MEMBERSHIP FEES
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RE: AGENDA ITEM #12 COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS
of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFOR NIA
November 4, 1987 10844 ELLIS AVENUE
P.O. BOX 8127
FOUNTAIN VALLEY . CALIFORNIA 92728-8127
STAFF REPORT
Final Supplemen~ to Joint Treatment Works
Wastewater Master Pl an En vi ronmenta l Impact Report
C714J 962-24,,
17141 540-2910
In July 1985, the Directors approved the Environmental Impact Report for·
the Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Facilities Master
Plan. That report, prepared by K. P. Lindstrom, Inc. addressed the facilities
proposed in the 1983 Master Plan for Joint Works Wastewater Treatment and
Disposal Facilities. Major projects included a new headworks and new primary
sedimentation and sludge digestion facilities at Reclamation Plant No. l, a new
outfall booster pump station at Plant No. 2, and many other ongoing operational
and reliability projects. The major odor control, air pollution control and
energy conservation/utilization facilities were also included.
The Directors have subsequently authorized K. P. Lindstrom, Inc. to prepare
a supplement to the Joint Works Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Facilities
Master Plan EIR to analyze the impacts of the construction of support
facilities, as well as changes identified since the original EIR on the 1983
Joint Treatment Works Master Plan was prepared. The changes include a larger
central power generation system than originally envisioned and changes in the
location and number of primary treatment facilities. They also include the work
set forth in the Master Plans of Support Facilities (shops, warehousing,
laborat ory, office space, interior circulation r oads , etc.) which were adopted
for Plants 1 and 2 in February 1986 and April 19 87, respectively.
On October 12 the Boards held a public hearing on the Draft Supplement to
Joint Treatment Works Wastewate'r Master Pl an Environmental Impact Repo rt.
Following the hearing, the consultant was directed to addre ss the comments
received and to prepare the Final Supplement to Joint Treatment Works Wastewater
Master Plan Environmental Impact Repo rt after the close of the official public
comment period on October 26, 1987.
At the October hearing, the consultant reviewed comments received from the
Irvine Ranch Water District, City of Newport Beach and the City of Cypress.
Since the hearing, comments have been received from the City of Fountain Valley,
City of Huntington Beach's Environmental Board, Huntingt on Beach Wetlands
Conservancy, the United States Marine Corps and the City of Tustin. These
co11111ents and responses to the comments are included in t he Final Supplement to
Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan EIR.
If a Director has a question regarding the Final Supplement to Joint
Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan EIR, please contact our Director of
Engineering, Tom Dawes, telephone 714/962 -2411, extension 310 .
RESOLUTION NO. 87-145
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
OF COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA CERTIFYING FINAL
SUPPLEMENT TO JOINT TREATMENT WORKS
WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT REPORT, MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS
IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, AND ADOPTING
A STATEMENT OF OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS.
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WHEREAS, on July 10, 1985 the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation
Districts of Orange County, California, received and approved a Joint Treatment
Works Wastewater Master Plan Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) by the
adoption of Resolution No. 85-119; and
WHEREAS, in February 1986 and April 1987, the Boards of Directors of
County Sanitation Districts of Orange County, California, approved Master Plans
of Support Facilities; and
WHEREAS, changes are proposed to the facilities described in the July
1985 Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan Final Environmental Impact
Report; and
WHEREAS, the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts of
Orange County, California (hereinafter referred to as "DISTRICT"), have
previously commissioned K. P. Lindstrom, Inc. to prepare a Supplement to the
Joint Treatment Works Wastewater and Disposal Facilities.Master Plan
Environmental Impact Report to identify and analyze the impacts of construction
of additional support facilities and changes identified since the original
Environmental Impact Report of 1985, (The "PROJECT"); and
WHEREAS, DISTRICT is the lead agency for the preparation and
consideration of environmental documents for projects contained within said
Supplement, as defined in the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970, as
amended {hereinafter "CEQA") and the State of California Guidelines for the
Implementation of CEQA as modified and adopted by the DISTRICT {hereinafter
"CEQA Guidelines 11
); and
WHEREAS, in order to facilitate an objective assessment of the
individual and collective environmental impacts associated with the changes
since the July 1985 approval of the EIR, DISTRICT has caused to be prepared a
Draft Supplement to Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan Environmental
Impact Report {hereinafter referred to as "DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR") to address the
significant, adverse environmental impacts, mitigation· measures and Project
alternatives associated with the Project; and
WHEREAS, the DISTRICT has consulted with other public agencies and the
general public and given them the opportunity to comment on said DRAFT
SUPPLEMENT EIR as required by the provisions of CEQA and CEQA Guidelines; and
WHEREAS, on October 14, 1987, a duly noticed public hearing was held by
the Boards of Directors of the DISTRICT to provide a further opportunity for the
general public to cormnent on and respond to the DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR; and
WHEREAS, the DISTRICT has evaluated the comments received from public
agencies and persons who reviewed the DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR; and
WHEREAS, said comments and recommendations received on the DRAFT
SUPPLEMENT EIR, either verbatim or in summary, a list of persons, organizations
and public agencies commenting on the DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR, and the responses of
the DISTRICT to significant environmental points raised in the review and
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'-"'' consultation process have been included in and made a part of said DRAFT
SUPPLEMENT EIR to form the Final Supplement to Joint Works Wastewater Master
Plan Environmental Impact Report (hereinafter "FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR 11
) for said
Project as required by Section 15132 of the CEQA Guidelines; and
WHEREAS, said FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR has been presented to the Boards of
Directors of DISTRICT for review, consideration and approval prior to the final
approval of, and commitment to, undertaking any Master Plan projects.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Boards of Directors of County
Sanitation Districts of Orange County, California as follows:
1. That the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts of Orange
County, California do hereby certify that the Final Supplement to Joint
Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan Environmental Impact Report has been
completed.in compliance with CEQA and the CEQA Guidelines and that the DISTRICT
has reviewed and considered the information contained in said FINAL SUPPLEMENT
EIR prior to approval of, or commitment to, the Project. Said FINAL SUPPLEMENT
EIR is composed of the following elements:
A. A Draft Supplement Environmental Impact Report, 11 Supplement to
Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan Environmental Impact Report", and
all appendices thereto;
B. Comments and responses to said DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR;
2. That the Boards of Directors of DISTRICT do hereby find that changes or
alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the Project which will
mitigate or avoid any significant adverse effects identified in the FINAL
SUPPLEMENT EIR·as specifically itemized below.
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A. Geology/Soils/Seismicity
Impacts: Existing soils profile at Plant No. 1 site would be U
destroyed to a depth of up to 46 feet to construct the facilities.
A major earthquake along the Newport/Inglewood zone could damage
facilities, resulting in the release of untreated sewage.
Findings: Soil and geological studies have been conducted to
evaluate foundation resistence. During construction, soil subject
to wind blowing will be watered to minimize dust. Rubber gasketed
mechanical joints will be used to connect pipes to treatment
facilities to minimize ruptures during earthquakes. All facilities
are and will be designed to earthquake standards for the zone.
B. Water Resources
Impacts: Construction will require site dewatering for deep
foundations or excavation.
Findings: Desanding of water and water disposal in accordance with
EPA and Regional Water Quality Control Board NPDES permit
guidelines.
Impacts: There will be an increase in the ability to handle
existing and projected flows, thereby resulting in a beneficial
impact of preventing overloading of partial treatment.
Findings: No mitigation measures are required.
c. Air Quality and Microclimate
Impacts: Dust emissions are estimated to be as high as 110 lbs/day
per acre over a 2-3 month period for a two-acre maximum area. Dust
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will continue to be generated but in lower quantities. A net
benefit in terms of existing air quality should occur. Odors,
largely in the form of hydrogen sulfide, will be controlled. A
decrease in overall air pollution emissions will occur. The
continued population growth in the DISTRICT service area will
increase air pollution emissions associated with transportation,
fuel combustion and industrial production. DISTRICT provides
facilities to accommodate urban growth planned and approved by
Cities and the County.
Findings: During construction, watering should occur on a daily
basis as needed for dust suppression. Well-tuned and properly-
maintained equipment can reduce pollutant emissions.
Implementation of cogeneration facilities will reduce air pollution
emissions. The continued addition of ferrous chloride to digesters
will reduce H2S emissions.
D. Biotic Resources
Impacts: A large number of .existing trees will have to be removed
for the new facilities. No other impacts on biotic resources other
than grasses will occur. New trees could attract predatory birds
at Plant No. 2. Marine disposal of effluent is not expected to
adversely affect biota. Continued development will reduce
agricultural land, open space and wildlife habitat within the
tributary service area.
Findings: Trees removed will be replaced to the extent practical.
New landscaping is part of the project. The DISTRICT will consult
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with interested wetlands restoration parties to ensure
compatibility of new landscaping with restored wetlands near Plant
No. 2. Industrial and non-industrial source control programs will
continue to be enforced to control toxics entering wastewater
collection system. The DISTRICT will continue to maintain effluent
quality to meet NPDES permit limitations and conduct a marine
monitoring program.
E. Cultural and Scientific Resourse's
Impacts: Archeological surveys have not shown cultural or
scientific artifacts at the site.
Findings: If something of potential scientific, cultural or
historic interest is discovered during construction, an expert will
be called in to investigate and work stopped in the immediate area.
F. Land Use
Impacts: The proposed facilities will encompass approximately five
acres of the 100-acre site.
Findings: No mitigation measures are necessary.
G. Visual/Scenic Qualities
Impacts: Cranes and pile drivers will be visible during
construction. Some facilities will have an appearance similar to
existing plant structures and will be built in the interior portion
of the site. The new primary clarifiers will be covered.
Findings: Landscaping will be included as mitigation. Efforts to
visually enhance the plant site will continue in the form of
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perimeter berms, walls, landscaping and post-construction
landscaping of the interior and exterior grounds.
H. Public Service and Utilities
Impacts: No significant impacts are expected during construction.
Natural gas use will increase for the next few years while
purchased electric power will decrease.
Findings: Implement the most cost effective treatment facilities
which use the least amount of energy, as proposed by maximizing the
use of digester gas, opt i mi zing sludge _dewateri ng operati ans, and
implementing cogeneration project.
I. Transportation
Impacts: Construction-related traf~ic will number up to 100
vehicles per day (up to 400 trips). At certain stages, temporary
local impacts will be significant due to the number of trucks.
Construction will require transport of a significant amount of soil
and concrete. There may be a 15 -203 increase.in truck and
automobile traffic over existing operations.
Findings: Relocation of existing service entrances and exit roads
have been proposed to improve access to and from Plant No. 1.
J. Noise
Impacts: Noise levels associated with construction are expected to
range to 96 dBA within 50 feet of the equipment. Pile driving
operations and jack hammers will generate the greatest source.
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Community noise sources of greatest concern if not controlled are
internal combustion engines, centrifugal blowers or turbines.
Findings: High noise construction activities should not commence
before 7:30 a.m. nor extend past 5:30 p.m., or hours stipulated by
local ordinances. Low noise level equipment and noise barriers
should be used. Nearly all noise associated with operations can be
mitigated by enclosure of noisy engines and scheduling of
operations to avoid nighttime operation.
K. Economic Factors
Impacts: Districts funds are presently available to complete the
projects. Additional revenue-raising actions may be required in
the future. Additional jobs will be created through the design of
the facilities, construction and the administration of the
contracts. Higher sewer use and connection fees are anticipated.
Findings: Seek a means of equitably sharing cost of improvements
between existing users and new users. Higher connection fees may
be appropriate.
L. Health and Safety Considerations
Impacts: None.
Findings: All safety measures will be enforced and special
trenching precautions taken. Existing new facilities will be
covered to minimize odors.
M. Energy/Resource Commitment
Impa~ts: Secondary energy use in the manufacture of concrete,
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steel equipment and labor constitute the largest commitments of
energy. Natural gas use will increase for cogeneration. Purchased
electrical power will be reduced. Chemical and consumable
materi~ls may also increase.
Findings: Maximize the use of materials by good design and
one-time construction of major structures to be fitted with
equipment when needed. Cogeneration using digester gas and heat
recovery will reduce energy use.
N. Nuisance Factors
Impacts: The most significant nuisance conditions likely to occur
are odors and traffic. Odors will be greatest when tie-ins with
existing facilities occur.
Findings: See mitigation measures under individual subject
headings.
3. That the Boards of Directors of DISTRICT further find that changes,
alterations or conditions have been incorporated into the projects contemplated
in the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR which will substantially mitigate or avoid the
signficant effects identified in the DRAFT SUPPLEMENT EIR. Certain of the
significant effects cannot be fully mitigated. The short-term impacts,
including land use changes, traffic control, construction noise, visual impacts
from construction, may continue to be significant after all feasibly known and
identified mitigation measures are implemented. The 1985 EIR discussed these
impacts; they are treated again within the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR.
4. That certain changes or alterations, (e.g., mitigation measures) are
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required in or incorporated into the Projects through the permitting
responsibility and jurisdiction of a public agency other than County Sanitation
Districts. These changes, identified in the 1985 EIR, are not changed by the
FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR.
5. That the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts of Orange
County, California have balanced the benefits of the proposed Projects against
their unavoidable environmental risks in determining whether to approve the
Projects. The Boards do hereby further find, determine and state, pursuant to
the provisions of Section 15093 of the State Guidelines, that the occurrence of
those certain significant environmental effects identified in the FINAL
EIR (1985), the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR (1987) and set forth in paragraphs above
have been found acceptable and will be permitted without further mitigation due
to the following overriding considerations.
A. The projects are necessary to accommodate wastewater flows from
ongoing development approved by the local zoning authorities. The
DISTRICT is a single purpose agency· with the responsibility to
collect, treat and dispose of wastewater generated within the
DISTRICT'S service area. Construction of the Projects identified
in the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR are necessary to provide sewerage
facilities to serve development approved by the Cities and County
after separate environmental review by the approving entity as
identified in local land use plans.
B. The Boards of Directors find that implementation of the project
alternatives identified in the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR are infeasible
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as follows:
1) No Project Alternative. The DISTRICT'S sole function is to
provide sewerage facilities to adequately collect, treat and
dispose of wastewater. If the no project alternative is
implemented and no new facilities are built to accommodate City
and County approved land uses, the sewer system will become
unreliable with potential raw sewage backup in the streets and
other urban areas and discharge of untreated wastewater to the
ocean.
2) Provision of Lesser/Greater Capacity. Installation of smaller
pipes or sewage treatment facilities than identified would not
meet planned land use development of the Cities and County,
thus limiting growth or necessitating construction of
additional facilities at a higher cost in the near future.
Installation of larger sewage treatment facilities than
identified in the FINAL SUPPLEMENT EIR is not warranted at this
time. The DISTRICT'S responsibility is to serve anticipated
growth, as determined by the local municipalities, not to act
as the vehicle by with growth is induced or restricted.
C. For the reasons set forth above, it is not economically feasible to
further mitigate or avoid the environmental effects hereinabove
identified.
PASSED AND ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING HELD. NOVEMBER 18, 1987.
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STATEMENT FOR CHAIRMAN PRIOR TO CLOSED SESSION
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54956.9(a) TO CONFER WITH THE GENERAL
COUNSEL REGARDING PENDING LITIGATION WHI"CH HAS BEEN INITIATED
FORMALLY AND TO WHICH THE DISTRICT IS A PARTY (CHECK ONE)
hi~ ,J ·.a/\ The title of the litigation is Kl~ ...J
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the case number is
Identification of such litigation would jeopardize the
Districts' ability to effectuate service of process
upon one or more unserved parties; or
Identification of such litigation would jeopardize the
District's ability to conclude existing settlement
negotiations to its advantage.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION TO CONFER
WITH THE GENERAL COUNSEL REGARDING-PENDING LITIGATION PURSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CX>DE SECTION:
54956 .9 (b) (1) (In the reasonable opinion of the Board of
Directors based on an existing set of specific facts and
circumstances, the threat of litigation against the District is
likely or would be likely if discussed in an open and public
meeting)
54956.9(b) (2) (Based on an existing set of specific
facts and circumstances, the Board of Directors of the District
is deciding whether the threat of litigation is likely or would
be likely if discussed in an open and public_meeting) ·
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT 'IO
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 5 40 56. 7 TO MEET WITH AN APPL I CANT FOR A
DISTRICT PERMIT/LICENSE AND THE APPLICANT'S ATTORNEY.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL RECESS 'IO CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 54956.8 TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE
DISTRICT'S NEGOTIATOR REGARDING NEGOTIATION-S WITH
CONCERNING THE
PURCHASE/SALE/EXCHANGE LEASE OF THE PROPERTY.LOCATED AT
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WILL RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO
GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION S-4956.8 FOR DISCUSSION REGARDING EMINENT
DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS.
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REPORT OF THE JOINT CHAIRMAN
NOVEMBER 18, 1987
1) PRESENTATION OF EPA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO
RECEIVE AN EPA AWARD FOR OPERATIONS ·AND MAINTENANCE EXCELLENCE.
TONIGHT WE HAVE WITH US REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE EPA AND THE
CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD TO PRESENT THE
AWARD.
BEFORE I INTRODUCE THEM, AS YOUR JOINT CHAIRMAN AND AS A
MEMBER OF THE BOARD FOR ALMOST TWENTY YEARS, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY
THAT I'M VERY PROUD TO SEE THIS HAPPENING.
I BELIEVE THE DISTRICTS ARE AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF AN
AGENCY THAT SERVES THE PUBLIC WELL THROUGH THOUGHTFUL PLANNING,
DESIGN, AND OPERATION, DIRECTED BY A BOARD AND A STAFF WITH A
GENUINE COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE
ENVIRONMENT.
AND NOW, IT IS MY PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE JIM THOMPSON FROM
EPA'S REGION 9 OFFICE. MR. THOMPSON IS CHIEF OF THEIR
CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROGRAM.
HE WILL BE JOINED BY JIM BENNETT, EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE
SANTA ANA RIVER REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD.
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2> UPCOMING MEETINGS
A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -BECAUSE OF THE THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL NOT MEET THIS MONTH
UNLESS IT BECOMES NECESSARY FOR ME TO CALL THEM INTO
SPECIAL SESSION TO ADDRESS MEET-AND-CONFER ISSUES PRIOR
TO THE REGULAR DECEMBER BOARD MEETING.
B. DISTRICT NO. 11 ADJOURNED MEETING -ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 24, AT 5:30 P.M., THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
DISTRICT NO. 11 IS SCHEDULED TO MEET TO REVIEW THE
DISTRICT'S LONG-RANGE FINANCIAL PLAN AND CONSIDER
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL USER FEE PROGRAM
TENTATIVELY APPROVED AT THEIR AUGUST 20TH MEETING.
C. FISCAL POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING -THE DATE OF THE FISCAL
POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING HAS BEEN CHANGED FROM
NOVEMBER 19 TO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, AT 5:30 P.M.
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. • " _..;MEETING !>AT: 11/18 /87 TIME 7 :·30 pm DISTRICTS
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(CRANK' •••••••• HANSON •• , , •• -V-== ==
(YOUNG) •••••••• GRISET •••••• ~ __
\...,_,) (ROTH) ••••••••• STANTON ••••• ~ __
DISTRICT 2
(NORBY) •••••••• CATLIN •••••• ~ ___ _
(FLORA) •••••••• MAHONEY ••••• ...,_..-_ --
(PICKLER) ••• • •• BAY ••••••••• ~ ___ _
(FRIED) •••••••• BIGONGER •••• ~ ___ _
(YOUNG) •••••••• GR I SET •••••• ~ ___ _
(NELSON) ••••••• ~ ••••• ·~ ___ _
(SCOTT) •••••••• NEAL ••••••• ·~ ___ _
(DOWNEY) •• , •••• NEWTON •••••• ~ ___ _
(CUL VER) ••••••• PERRY •••••• ·~----
(FASBENDER) •••• SILZEL ••••• ·~ __ --
(PEREZ) •••••••• SMITH ••••••• ~ --__
(ROTH) ••••••••• STANTON •••• -~--__
DISTRICT 3
(HERMAN) ••••••• POLIS •••••• V ___ _
(WEISHAUPT) •••• SAPIEN •••••• '-""'""' ___ _
(PICKLER) •••••• BAY ••••••••• ~----
(NORBY) •••••••• CATLIN •••••• ~ --_
(PERRY) •••••••• CULVER •••••• ~ ----
(MC CUNE) •••••• GRIFFIN ••••• ~ __ --
(YOUNG) •••••••• GRISET •••••• ~ --__
(CORONADO) ••••• KANEL ••••••• ~ --
(WINCHELL> ••••• KELLY ••••• ,. ___ _
(FLORA) •••••••• MAHONEY ••••• ~ ___ _
(SCOTT) •••••••• NEAL •••••••• ~ ___ _
(SUTT ON) ••••••• NELSON •••• , • -W::::: --__
(WILES) •••••••• SIEFEN •••••• :.S,Z. ___ _
(ROTH) ••••••••• STANTON ••••• ~ --__
(BERNAL) ••••••• SYLVIA •••••• tz;" ___ _
(CLIFT) ••• , •••• WILSON ••••• ·--___ _
DISTRICT 5
(COX) •••••••••• HART •••••••• ~--__
(PLUMMER) ••••• ~ •••••••• ·~--__
(STANTON) •••••• ROTH ••••••• ·~--__
DISTRICT 6
(JOHNSON) •••••• WAHNER •••••• ~ ___ _
(PLUMMER) ••• ,, .MAURER •••••• ~ ___ _
(STANTON) •••••• ROTH ••••••• ·~--__
DISTRICT 7
(KENNEDY) •••••• EDGAR ••••••• ~--__
(AGRAN), ••••••• MILLER, S., ·~--__
(PLUMMER) •••••• ~.,.,,,,,.~ ___ _
(YOUNG) •••••••• GR I SET ••••• ·-Ii::::::. ___ _
(STANTON) •••••• ROTH •• , •••• ·~ ___ _
(PEREZ) •••••••• SMITH •••••• ·~--__
(GREEN, H) ••••• WAHNER ••••• ·~--__
DISTRICT 11
(WINCHELL) ••••• KELLY •••••• ·~--__
(GREEN, P),,,,,MAYS •••••••• ~ ___ _
(ROTH) ••••••••• STANTON •••• ·~--__
DISTRICT 13
(BIGONGER) ••••• MURPHY •• ,, •• \_....-___ _
(PICKLER) •••••• BAY ••••••••• ~ ___ _
(STANTON) •••••• ROTH •••••••• ~ ___ _
(PER£ Z) •••••••• SMITH. • • • • • • ~--r-__
(NELSON) ••••••• 6YH9N ••••• ·-~-___ _
DISTRICT 14
\...-/(AGRAN) •••••••• MILLER, S ••• ~
(MILLER, D) •••• SWAN •••• , ••• ~====
(EDGAR).,,,,, •• KENNEDY ••••• ~------__
(STANTON) •••••• ROTH •••••••• _~ ____ _
(PEREZ), ••••••• SMITH ••••••• ~ ___ _
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JOINT BOARDS
(PICKLER) •••••••••• BAY ••••••••• ~
(FRIED) •••••••••••• BIGONGER •••• ~ --
{NORBY).,.,,,,,, ••• CATLIN •••••• ~ --
(PLUMMER)., ••• , •••• ~ ••• , ••••• ~ --
(PERRY) •••••••••••• CULVER •••••• ~ --
(KENNEDY) •••••••••• EDGAR ••••••• ~ --
(MC CUNE) •••••••••• GRIFFIN ••••• ~ ==
(YOUNG) •••••••••••• GRISET •••••• ~
(CRANK) •••••••••••• HANSON •••••• ~==· Ccox> •••••••••••••• HART •••••••• ~
(EDGAR) •••••••••••• HOESTEREY ••• L:.7' --
(CORONADO) ••••••••• KANEL ••••••• ~-
(WINCHELL> ••••••••• KELLY •••••• -~--
(EDGAR) •••••••••••• KENNEDY..... --
(NELSON) ••••••••••• ~ •••••• ~ --
(FLORA) •••••••••••• MAHONEY ••••• ~==
(PLUMMER) •••••••••• MAURER •••••• ~
(GREEN, P) ••••••••• MAYS ••••••• ·~==
(AGRAN) •••••••••••• MILLER, S ••• ~
( BIGONGER) ••••••••• MURPHY •••••• ~ --
(SCOTT) •••••••••••• NEAL •••••••• ~-
(SUTTON) ••••••••••• NELSON •••••• ~-
(DOWNEY) •••••• , • , •• NEWTON •••• , • ~-·-
(CUL VER) ••••••••••• PERRY ••••••• '-"'""' :::::
(HERMAN) ••••••••••• POLIS ••••••• ~ ·
(STANTON) •••••••••• ROTH •••••••• ~:::::
(WEISHAUPT) •••••••• SAPIEN •••••• ...J,L' __
(WILES) •••••••••••• SIEFEN •••••• ~
(FASBENDER) •••••••• SILZEL •••••• ~:::::
(PEREZ) •••••••••••• SMITH....... \7"" __
(ROTH) ••••••••••••• STANTON ••••• ~
(NELSON) ••••••••••• ~ •••••• ~:::::
(MILLER, D) •••••••• SWAN •••••••• ~ __
(BERNAL) ••••••••••• SYLVIA ••••• ·~ __
(GREEN,H/JOHNSON) •• WAHNER •••••• ~-
(CLIFT) •••••••••••• WILSON •••••• ~--
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The Joint Chairnan then reported that the Board of Directors of District No. 11
would be adjourning to 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, April 15th, to review the District's
Master Plan of Trunk Sewers and the request to annex the Bolsa Chica area to the
District.
He also advised that the Board of Directors of District No. 1 was scheduled to
adjourn to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 21st, to review long-term financing of the
District's capital and operating requirements.
Chairnan Griffin then called a meeting of the Executive Carmittee for Wednesday,
April 22nd, at 5:30 p.m., and invited Directors Ursula Kennedy and Philip Maurer
to attend and participate in the discussions.
Mr. Griffin further reported that the Board of Directors of District No. 5 was
scheduled to meet on Tuesday, April 28th, at 4:30 p.m., at Newport Beach City
Hall, to review long-term financing of the District's capital and operating
requirements.
He added that the Board of Directors of District No. 6 was also scheduled to meet
on Tuesday, April 28th, at 7:30 p.m., at Costa Mesa City Hall, to review
long-term financing of their capital and operating requirements.
The Joint Chairnan then announced that the Fiscal Policy Carmittee would meet on
Wednesday, April 29th, at 5:30 p.m., to continue work on the Joint Works budgets
for 1987-88.
Chairnan Griffin also advised that the Select Carmittee to Advise the Staff was
scheduled to meet on Thursday, April 30th, at 5:30 p.m.
Mr. Griffin then expressed appreciation to all of the Directors who sit on the
various special carmittees for the time and effort they expend in attending and
participating in the review and discussion of the important issues before the
Carmittees.
ALL DISTRICTS
Changing the regular November 1987
Joint Board Meeting date
The Joint Chairnan advisea that the
regular Joint Board meeting in November
falls on November 11th which is
Veteran's Day, a legal holiday, and it
would, therefore, be necessary to change the meeting date to another day.
Norrrally, when a holiday falls on the Board meeting date, the meeting is carried
over to the next day. However, the rronthly meeting of the League of Cities is
scheduled for the following night.
It was then moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the regular November 1987 meeting of the Joint Boards of Directors be
changed fran November 11, 1987 to November 18, 1987.
ALL DISI'RICTS The General Manager called the
Report of the General Manager Directors' attention to a booklet in the
Directors' meeting folders published by
the Southern california F.dison Canpany which acknowledges and canpliments the
Districts' on their energy management pr09"ram which saves the Sanitation Districts
millions of dollars each year in energy costs.
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In recent years the Districts' efforts have resulted in reducing energy
consumption by nearly 13 million kilowatt-hours. In addition, the Districts have
reduced their demand on Fdison's system by almost 1,500 kilowatts.
ALL DISTRicrs
Report of the General Counsel
The General Counsel reported that the
california Association of Sanitation
Agencies' Legislative Review Cannittee,
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of which he and Director Richard Fdgar are members, had recently met in Sacramento
and reviewed over 100 proposed legislative bills pertaining to Sanitation
Agencies' interests. He advised that a record number of new bills are being
introduced in the State Isgislature addressing such issues as toxic materials
handling and disposal and implementation of Proposition 65.
Mr. ~f indicated that he would be watching many of these bills closely and
would keep the Directors informed.
DISTRicr 1
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chairman ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 2
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendnents
to the minutes of the regular meeting held
held March 11, 1987, and the adjourned
meeting held March 26, 1987, the Chairnan ordered that said minutes be deemed
approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 3
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chairman ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed. Director Richard Polis
requested that his abstention fran voting on approval of the minutes be made a
matter of record.
DISTRicr 5
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chairnan ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 6
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chainran ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 7
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chairman ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRICT 11
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 11, 1987, the Chairman ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DIS'IR!cr 13
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting U
held March 11, 1987, the Chairman ordered
that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
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NOVEMBER 18, 1987 JOIN!' MEETIOO NJI'ES
#6(a) -Reoort of Joint Chairnan
SEE ATI'ACHED REPORT.
Mr. Bennett then addressed the Board and reported that there were 37 reccmnenda-
tions for this award within the State of california. It was the second year
the CRw;xB nc:minated the Orange County Sanitation Districts and felt it was
about time OCSD got sane recognition. He stated that they enjoyed their
dealings with Wayne Sylvester and his fine staff because they know what a
regulatory agency things and are a little bit ahead of them.
Mr. Thanpson added that this is the second year EPA had given these awards.
They were 37 nc:minations fran agencies like CASA, CWPCA, etc. but were only 12
plants in Region IX. This award is for operation, maintenance, training and an
excellent safety record.
The plaque was then presented to the Joint Chairnan and General Manager.
#6(b) -Report of the General Manager
The General Manager expressed appreciation on behalf of the staff for the
recognition of the Districts' efforts by the EPA and Regional Board. He said
our wastewater management program is successful because it is a team effort. It
starts with the Board of Directors' positive and forward thinking, involved
management and supervisory staff in administering day to day activities, plus
technical and professional staff which includes the ~rk of many fine
consultants.
Mr. Sylvester then reported that in District 2 there was an item relative to the
Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer break that ~uld be reported on later. Invited
Directors fran other Districts to stay and hear report if they wished.
With regard to ~matters, he indicated that there was a considerable arrount
of information and several pending items regarding these issues on the agenda.
He also acknowledged the help of Orange County representatives on the Air
Quality Board, particularly Councilman WErlaa.
#6(c) -Report of the General Counsel
The General Counsel reported that there was one item of litigation that he ~uld
be reviewing in closed session that evening. ~uld also be reviewing the status
of the rreet and confer negotiations in closed session.
.-Ii. #8 -Approval of warrants
Following Supervisor's Roth's abstentions on several warrants, the General
Counsel carrnented that in accordance with provisions of the Politcal Reform Act,
Directors must abstain from voting on items concerning firms or individuals who
have rrade a contribution to them of $250 or greater. He said there is a
devergence of opinion. His office is very involved in the issue. Mr. Wcx::xiruff
said he hadn't prepared an opinion for the Directors here except about 20 rronths
ago as a result of legislative changes. The legislature says that this applies
whenever there is an award for entitlerrents of use. The State says that means
"any contract". Ken Srrart from TLW's office represents the Transit District and
he has issued an opinion and County Counsel has issued a different opinion and
the Attorney General a different opinion. Supervisors Roth and Stanton have
reall y been concerned because of the opinion of the County Counsel 's office.
He added that he is preparing to issue an opinion for the Directors as it
relates to being a Director of the Sanitation Districts only. It is not a
significant problem here canpared to rrost agencies. Have a very limited
situation here. We generally issue no permits. Once a year we cane up with a
permit revocation and those Directors are advised to be sure those permittees
have not contributed to their campaigns. He stated that we probably would see
rrore of this in the weeks to cane. I t is really a serious probl em . He
indicated that before the next Board meeting he would have an opinion for
Directors here.
#12Ca) -Staff Report re Final Supplerrent to Joint Treatrrent W:>rks EIR
Tom Dawes reported that the Final Supplerrent to the Joint Treatrrent W:>rks
Wastewater Master Plan EIR deals rrainly with support services such as new plant
roads and central laboratory, central power generation and new primary basins.
A public hearing was held at the cctober Board rreeting and the carrnent period
closed October 26th. Carments have been received from the City of Newport
Beach , IRWD, City of Cypress, Huntington Beach Wetlands and the Environrcental
Board of H.B., City of Fountain Valley, Marine Corps Air Station and City of
Tustin. No negative camlents received. All agencies were either neutral or
supported this document.
#13(a) -Staff Report re E-179
Tom Dawes reported re purchase of standby generation equiprrent. He said staff
was requesting authority to purchase power at 12kv level for our ocean outfall
booster station. Equiprrent will be on trucks so will be used for booster
station or take it to outlying purrp stations. The Directors authorized new
equiprrent or soliciting proposals for used equiprrent. Contacted five se_parate
ccmpanies. We needed st rregawatts. O'Brien was the best price. It is rebuilt
used equiprrent but will do the j ob for standby needs.
A question was asked with regard to the delivery on this and Tan advised that
each of the five units will care separately. First one due in six weeks, then
every two weeks.
A Director asked why wasn't the bidding process used? Tan replied that it is
reall y hard to bid used equiprrent; they wouldn't be comparable.
Asked where O'Brien was located and was told Downingtown, Pennsylvania.
Equiprrent is being shipped out by rail. Have one year warranty .
Director asked if we were equipped to rraintain this equiprrent? 'IMO advised that
we have a lot of standby equiprrent here and are very well equipped to rraintain.
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~ Supervisor Stanton arrive approximately 7:50 p.m.
CIDSED SESSION FROM 7:55 p.m. to 8:20 p .m.
Tan W::>odruff then reported that the Directors in closed session had made a
recamiendation toward the resolution by settlercent of the personal injury action
naming the District as a defendant-cash plus other benefits. The Board
approved the authorization so this can be settled and the financial transaction
effected.
#33 -DISTRicr 2 Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer break
Tan Dawes reported that the problem occured on October 31st. The break in the
Fullerton-Brea sewer was in a gully. Found break Friday afternoon and rrov ed in
Saturday rrorning. There was no water leaving the site at the tim= it was found.
HC1Never, there was a good rain Friday night and the entire area caved in and it
plugged the line. We lost sewage at that tim=. We did notify the Regional
Board and County Health Dept. and recorrmended the closing of the beach even
though we didn't think we had caused any worse bacteria count than what the rain
would have caused anyway. A video tape was then shown of the area and the work
done.
Tan added that we are currently cleaning the entire five-mile line and are 'IVing
the entire line for other damage. The fund authorization requested on the
agenda include the funds for the 'IVing and extra work associated with this
cleaning.
The line was built by the City of Fullerton in 1953 and the District took it
over in 1954. The water flowed through the Brea Creek Flood Control Channel to
the Coyote canyon Flood Control Channel, then to the San Gabriel River, and out
at Seal Beach and wng Beach.
Motion was made, seconded and carried. supervisor Stanton abstained from
voting.
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REPORT OF THE JOINT CHAIRMAN
NOVEMBER 18, 1987
1) PRESENTATION OF EPA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO
RECEIVE AN EPA·AWARD FOR OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE EXCELLENCE.
TONIGHT WE HAVE WITH US REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE EPA AND THE
CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD TO PRESENT THE
AWARD.
BEFORE I INTRODUCE THEM, AS YOUR JOINT CHAIRMAN AND AS A
MEMBER OF THE BOARD FOR ALMOST TWENTY YEARS, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY
THAT I'M VERY PROUD TO SEE THIS HAPPENING.
I BELIEVE THE DISTRICTS ARE AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF AN
AGENCY THAT SERVES THE PUBLIC WELL THROUGH THOUGHTFUL PLANNING,
DESIGN, AND OPERATION, DIRECTED BY A BOARD AND A STAFF WITH A
GENUINE COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE
ENVIRONMENT.
AND NOW, IT IS MY PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE JIM THOMPSON FROM
EPA'S REGION 9 OFFICE. MR. THOMPSON IS CHIEF OF THEIR
CONSTRUCTION GRANT PROGRAM.
HE WILL BE JOINED BY JIM BENNETT, EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE
SANTA ANA RIVER REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD.
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2) UPCOMING MEETINGS
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A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE -BECAUSE OF THE THANKSGIVING
HOLIDAY, THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL NOT MEET THIS MONTH
UNLESS IT BECOMES NECESSARY FOR ME TO CALL THEM INTO
SPECIAL SESSION TO ADDRESS MEET-AND-CONFER ISSUES PRIOR
TO THE REGULAR DECEMBER BOARD MEETING.
B. DISTRICT NO. 11 ADJOURNED MEETING -ON TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 24, AT 5:30 P.M., THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
DISTRICT NO. 11 IS SCHEDULED TO MEET TO REVIEW THE
DISTRICT'S LONG-RANGE FINANCIAL PLAN AND CONSIDER
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL USER FEE PROGRAM
TENTATIVELY APPROVED AT THEIR AUGUST 20TH MEETING.
C. FISCAL POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING -THE DATE OF THE FISCAL
POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING HAS BEEN CHANGED FROM
NOVEMBER 19 TO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, AT 5:30 P.M.
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86 The Orange County Register Thursday, November 19, .1987
·oc waste agency honored for.
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By Marla Cone
. The Register
Orange County's sanitation
agency on Wednesday received the
federal governmenes top award
for providing safe sewage treat-
ment that protects the environ-
ment. ·
The county was selected by the
U.S~ Environmental . Protection
Agency out of 3,000 wastewater-
treatment plants in the western re-
gion, which includes California,
. Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii and
Guam.
·Jim Thompson, a senior manag-
er at EPA's western region, said
the Orange County Sanitation Dis-
tricts was .chosen for its "excellent
ciently is because we' re a special
district with only one purpose."
The sanitation agency handles
250 million gallons of residential
sewage and industrial waste a day.
The system has been taxed by rap-
idly growing volume, which has in-
creased by 25 percent since 1980.
A $32 million expansion of the
treatment system that began this
year will increase its capacity by
40 million gallons per day, enough
to last at least through the year
2000. .
The county has the only large
sanitation system on the West
Coast allowed by the EPA to dis-
charge into the ocean waste water
that does not undergo secondary
treatment, which would remove
more solid particles.
record" of complying With clean-
water laws and its innovative and
safe operation of plants in 1986.
Ironically, the EPA's excellence
award comes less than three weeks
after a major million-gallon sew-
age spill contaminated the Seal
Beach shoreline.
The raw sewage spilled from a
hole in a Fullerton pipeline operat-
ed by the sanitation agency.
Except for the spill-the largest
in six years in Orange County -
the sanitation agency has been
commended by environmental
agencies ..
"Thanks to all your efforts on
behalf of clean water, the unique
and precious environment has
been enhanced for now and for ... . .
Clawson said the five-year ex-
emption was granted because the
system is run efficiently and com-
plies with federal clean-water·
rules without the secondary treat-
ment.
The county has developed an in-
novative form of chemical treat-
ment of waste water that cleans
the effluent discharged into the
ocean without the expense of full
secondary treatment, Clawson
said.
Also, the county agency is the
only one that can pursue an experi-
mental deep-sea sludge line. In
February, Congress approved an
exemption in the Clean Water Act
that allows Orange County to pur-
sue the project.
In the controversial pilot pro-
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years to come," Thompson told the
board.
Other sewage-treatment sys-
tems in Southern California have :
been criticized by the EPA and re-·
gional water-quality boards for
poor management. The city of: Los
Angeles has frequent major spills
at its treatment plant and is under
court order to stop dis~harging
waste into Santa Monica Bay.
Corinne Clawson, a spokeswom-:
an for the agency, said the county
· has a good record because its sani-
tation system has its own board,
funding and staff separate from
city government.
"We're not caught up in so much
red tape," she said. "We believe
the reason we operate more effi-
. grani, the agency would discharge
as much as half of the county's
sludge into the ocean, eight miles
off Huntington Beach at a depth of
at least 1,000 feet.
Federal law has prohibited
ocean dumping of sludge since
1972, but Congress granted Orange
County permission to experiment
with the $20 million pipeline as long
as it is approved and monitored by
·the EPA.
The plan is not a priority for the
district, which must prove that the
sludge would not harm marine life.
The Sierra Club and some local
officials criticize it as a step back-
ward, since the nation's goal is to
eliiajnate dumping.
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CO.UNTY SA.NITATION
DISTRICTS NOS. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 AND 14
OF
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING·
ON
NOVEMBER 18J 1987
ADMINISTRA.TIVE OFFICES
10844 ELLIS A VENUE
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
ROLL CALL
A regular meeting of the Boards of Directors of County Sanitation Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5,
6, 7, 11, 13 and 14 of Orange County, california, was held on November 18, 1987, at 7:30 p.m., in
the Districts' Administrative Offices. Following the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation the
roll was called and the Secretary reported a quorum present for Districts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,
11, 13 and 14 as follows:
DISTRICT 00. 1:
DISTRICT ID. 2:
DISTRICT 00. 3:
DISTRICT N). 5:
DISTRICT 00. 6:
DISTRICT 00. 7:
DISTRICT ID. 11:
DISTRICT 00. 13:
DISTRICT 00. 14:
• ACTIVE DIRECTORS
x Ronald B. Hoesterey, Chairman
X-Robert Hanson, Chairman pro tem
X-oan Griset
x Roger Stanton*
a A.B. "Buck" catlin, Chairman
-X William D. Mahoney, Chairman pro tem
-Xsen Bay
-X Roland E. Bigonger
-Xoan Griset
--Gene A. Ieyton
X-James Neal
a-Arthur G. Newton
x Bob Perry
_!_Wayne Silzel
x Don E. Smith
x Roger Stanton*
x Richard Polis, Chairman
X-Sal Sapien, Chainnan pro tem
X-sen Bay
--a-A.B. "Buck" catlin
X-Norman CUlver
-Xoon Griffin
-X Dan Griset
-XJohn Kanel
X-Jack Kelly
X-william D. Mahoney
-X-James Neal
x ca.rrey Nelson
x J .R. "Bob" Siefen
x Roger Stanton*
x Charles Sylvia
x Frlna Wilson
.....!_Evelyn Hart, Chairman
John c. Cox, Jr., Chairman pro tem
x Don R. Roth
x James Wahner, Chairman
x Philip Maurer, Chairman pro tem
_x_Don R. Roth
.....!.._Richard Fdgar, Chairman
x Sally Anne Miller, Chairman pro tein
--John c. Cox, Jr.
-X-oan Griset
-X-oon R. Roth
X-oon E. Smith
x James Wahner
....!_Jack Kelly, Chairnan
.....!..._Tan Mays, Chairnan pro tem
.....!_Roger Stanton*
~J. Todd Murphy, Chairnan
....!_Ben Bay, Chairman pro tein
x Don R. Roth
X-oon E. Smith
John SUtton
~Sally Anne Miller, Chairman
.2£._Peer A. Swan, Chairman pro tein
.....!_Ursula Kennedy
x Don R. Roth
x Don E. Smith
ALTERNATE DIREX:'roRS
Richard B. E'dgar
--Oma Crank
--Dan Young
Don R. Roth
Chris Norby
--James H. Flora
--Irv Pickler
--Irwin Fried
--Dan Young
X-ca.rrey Nelson
George Scott
carol Downey
--Norman CUlver
--James T. Fasbender
--Jess Perez
Don R. Roth
Larry Herman
--Martha Weishaupt
--Irv Pickler
--Chris Norby
--Bob Perry
--Rhonda J. McCune
--Dan Young
--Cornelius M. Coronado
--Grace Winchell
--James B. Flora
George Scott
John H. Sutton
--Dewey Wiles
--Don R. Roth
--Paul Bernal
Frank Clift
John C. Cox, Jr.
X-Ruthelyn Plunner
Roger Stanton
Eric Johnson
--Ruthelyn Plumner
Roger Stanton
Ursula Kennedy
--Larry Agran
x Ruthelyn Plumner
__ Dan Young
__ Roger Stanton
Jess Perez
Harry Green
Grace Winchell
--Peter Green
Don R. Roth
__ Roland E. Bigonger
Irv Pickler
Roger Stanton
Jess Perez
x Carrey Nelson
__ Larry Agran
__ Darryl Miller
__ Richard B. Fdgar
__ Roger Stanton
__ Jess Perez
*Director Stanton arrived at approximately 7:55 p.in. and, therefore, was present for voting only
on those items marked with an asterisk(*).
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STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT:
Ol'HERS PRE.SENT:
J. Wayne Sylvester, General Manager,
Rita J. Brown, Board Secretary, Blake P.
Anderson, William H. Butler, William N. U
Clarke, Thomas M. Dawes, Penny Kyle, Mike
Deblieux, Fd Hodges, John·Linder, Corrine
Clawson, Bob Ooten, Gary Streed, Al Ursic,
Chuck Winsor, Don Crapnell
Thanas L. ~f, General Counsel, Clark
Ide, Conrad Hohener, Walt Howard, Bill
Knopf, Kris Lindstrom, Jim Thompson, Jim
Bennett, Udai Singh, Rob Saunders, Jamel
Demir, Steve Hough, Brian Ullensvang, Keith
Takata, Ted Rauh
* * * * * * * * * * * * *
ALL DISTRICTS
Presentation of EPA award to OCSD
for operation and maintenance
excellence
Joint Chairman Smith recognized Mr. Jim
Thanpson from the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency's CEPA) Region 9
off ice and Mr. Jim Bennett, Executive
Officer of the Santa Ana River Regional
Water Quality Control Board, who presented the EPA's highest award for Operation
and Maintenance Excellence for 1986 in EPA's Region 9 to the County Sanitation
Districts of Orange County. The Sanitation Districts were chosen from 37
nominations as top in their category consisting of large secondary treatment
plants. ';['here are 3,000 wastewater treatment plants in the region, which
includes Arizona, California, Nevada, Hawaii, Guam and the Pacific Islands.
Mr. Bennett said the reason for recomnending the Districts was that the
Sanitation Districts know where the regulators are coming from and are steps
ahead of their concerns. Mr. Bennett also said the Districts fulfill their job
as protectors of the environment and have a high regard for the work that they
have to do. He said the Districts know their mission, to protect the
environnent, and they are ahead of the game.
Mr. Thompson said the award recognizes outstanding accomplishments in managing
wastewater treatment plants. The Districts \'lere chosen for their excellent
record of compliance with pennit regulations, innovative operations and
maintenance practices, sound staff hiring practices and training policies, and an
innovative personnel safety program. He thanked the Board for all of its efforts
on behalf of clean water and said that because of the Districts' efforts the
unique and precious environnent has been enhanced for now and for years to come,
and that the award EPA was presenting today is strong evidence of the importance
of a comnitted local agency in making the goal of environnental protection a
reality, adding that the EPA's operation and maintenance excellence awards
program was established to not only recognize o:peration and maintenance
excellence, but the important role well-run treatment plants play in protecting
water quality.
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Mr. Thanpson also pointed out the important shift in focus for municipal sewage
treatment agencies fran past najor efforts to construct new plants, to now
operating them m::>re effectively. He said public funds have helped finance rrore
than $4 billion worth of treatment facilities in ca.lifornia over the last decade,
but this investment would be \'tOrthless we;-e it not for dedicated professionals
that operate and maintain them.
Joint Chainnan Smith said that he was proud that the Orange County Sanitation
Districts had been selected to receive an award for operation and maintenance
excellence from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He observed that the
Districts represented an outstanding example of an agency that serves the public
~11 through thoughtful planning, design and operation, under the direction of a
Board and a staff with a genuine carmitment to protecting public health and the
environment.
The General Manager thanked the Environmental Protection Agency and the Regional
Water Quality Control Board on behalf of the entire Districts' staff for the
recognition of their efforts. Mr. Sylvester said that the Districts' wastewater
managerrent program is successful because it's a team effort. It starts with a
positive and forward thinking Board of Directors that really sets the stage and
involves the day-to-day administration of Districts' activities by management and
supervisory staff and includes the work of hundreds of technical, professional
and trades employees, as ~l as many fine consultants that also play a major
role.
ALL DISTRicrs
Report of the Joint Chainnan
Joint Chairnan Smith reported that
inasmuch as the regular Executive
Ccmnittee meeting date for November fell
on Thanksgiving Eve, a meeting had not been scheduled.
Chairman Smith noted that District 11 was scheduled to adjourn to 5:30 p.rn.,
November 24th, to review their long-range financial plan and consider
implementation of the supplemental user fee program tentatively approved at the
District's August 20th adjourned regular meeting.
The Joint Chairman also advised that the date of the Fiscal Policy Conmittee
meeting had been changed from November 19th to December 2nd at 5:30 p.rn.
ALL DISTRICTS
Repart of the General Manager
The General Manager camtented briefly on
the several items appearing on the
agenda that involve South Coast Air
Quality Management District CSCAQMD) issues. He acknowledged the assistance
given the Districts' staff in addressing these issues by Orange County
representatives on the SCAQ.\10 Board, and particularly the efforts of Councilman
Henry Wedaa who has been mst helpful in dealing with nany important issues
before the Air Quality District.
DISTRICT 1
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRICT 2
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular rreeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
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DISTRicr 3
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October·l4, 1987, the Chainnan
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 5
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, and the adjourned
meeting held NovembP..r 10, 1987, the Chairman ordered that said minutes be deemed
approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 6
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chainnan
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRICT 7
&;>Proval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendrrents
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 11
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 13
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendments
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
DISTRicr 14
Approval of Minutes
There being no corrections or amendrnents
to the minutes of the regular meeting
held October 14, 1987, the Chairman
ordered that said minutes be deemed approved, as mailed.
ALL DISTRICI'S M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Ratification of payment of Joint
and Individual District Claims That payment of Joint and individual
District claims set forth on pages "A 11 and
"B" attached hereto and made a part of these minutes, and sumnarized below, be,
and are hereby, ratified by the respective Boards in the arrounts so indicated:
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10/14/87 10/28/87
ALL DISTRICTS
Joint Operating Fund -$ 463,791.64 $1,054,834.15
234,208.60
130,541.54
4,959.13
Capital OUtlay Revolving Fund -127,713.74
Joint Working capital Fund · 151,493.88
Self-Funded Insurance Funds 8,841.83
DISTRICT NJ. 1
DISTRICT NO. 2
DISTRICT NJ. 3
DISTRICT NO. 5
DISTRICT NO. 6
DISTRicr ro. 7
DISTRICT NO. 11
DISTRicr 00. 13
DISTRICT NO. 14
DISTRICTS ms. 5 & 6 JOIN!'
DISTRicrs J:-.DS. 6 & 7 JOINT
DISTRICTS 008. 7 & 14 JOINT
1,765.49
24,928.62
12,101.33
5,654.69
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34, 168. 87
6,434.84
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-10,000,031.66
9,066.62
2,765.56
566.14
237 .44
28,972.73
2,017.21
29,706.89
683.39
4,309.80
14,312.18
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79,325.42
32.51
2,376.72
$10,849,324.91 $1,586,517.71
Director Don Roth requested that his abstention from voting on Warrant
Nos. 088539, 088701, 088707, 088769, 088932, 088949 and 088993 be made a matter
of record.
The Districts' General Counsel briefly conmented on the variation of legal
opinions relative to interpretation of the provisions of the Political Reform Act
regarding campaign contributions, which states that a public official must
abstain from voting on a matter involving a firm or individual that has
contributed more than $250 to that official's campaign. He noted that as
Directors of the Sanitation Districts, they have very little exposure to that
type of situation. However, Mr. Woodruff indicated that he would prepare a legal
opinion on the issue and would forward it .to the Directors by the December Board
meeting.
ALL DISTRICTS
Awarding Purchase of Ferric·
Chloride, Specification No. P-105
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the bid tabulation and
reconmendation re award of purchase
order contract for Purchase of Ferric Chloride, Specification No. P-105, be, and
is hereby, received and ordered filed; and,
FURTHER MJVED: That said purchase order contract be, and is hereby, awarded to
Chemwest Industries, Inc., at a unit cost of $220.90 per dry ton plus sales tax,
for a one-year period beginning December 1, 1987, with option for a one-year
extension {estimated annual cost $1,475,175.00).
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ALL DISTRICl'S Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Awarding Purchase of Hydrogen
Peroxide, Specification No. P-106 That the bid tabulation and
recomnendation re award of purchase
order contract for Purchase of Hydrogen Peroxide, Specification No. P-106, be, ~
is hereby, received and ordered filed; and,
FURTHER MJVED: That said purchase order contract be, and is hereby, awarded to
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. at a unit cost of $3.443 per gallon plus sales tax, for
a one-year period beginning December 1, 1987, with option for a one-year
extension (estimated annual cost $65,692.00).
ALL DISTRICl'S
Approving Change Order No. 1 to the
plans and specifications re
Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid)
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 10 to the plans
and specifications for Electrical
Reliability Project at Plant No. 1, Job
No. Pl-22 (Rebid), authorizing an addition of $121,877.34 to the contract with
Margate Construction, Inc. which includes additional work required to upgrade
Westinghouse electrical equipnent to accomoodate major upcoming projects that will
be energized by the equipnent1 for installation of an additional circuit breaker
for the new chlorinator; construction of a new duct bank for the barscreen
feeders1 providing a temporary transformer for Power Building 2; extending
conduits and cables for a notor control center in Power Building 2; relocating
transformer pressure gauges1 a credit for deficient asphalt paving; and granting a
time extension of 217 calendar days for said additional work and for late delivery
of District-furnished equipnent, be, and is hereby, approved.
ALL DISTRICl'S M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Ac'cepting Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid)
as complete That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-141, accepting
Electrical Reliability Project at Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-22 (Rebid), as canplete,
authorizing execution of a Notice of canpletion and approving Final Closeout
Agreement. A certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part
of these minutes.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Approving Change Order No. 8 to the
plans and specifications re
Job No. J-6-2
lt>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That Change Order No. 8 to the plans and
specifications for Electrical
Reliability Facilities at Plant No. 2,
Job No. J-6-2, authorizing an addition of $24,113.00 to the contract with Kiewit
Pacific Co. for changes to the contractor-furnished Westinghouse switchgear and
equipnent to accomrodate upcoming jobs that will be energized by this electrical
equipn=nt, and granting a time extension of 182 calendar days for said changes and
for late delivery of District-furnished equipment, be, and is hereby, received,
ordered filed and approved.
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ALL DISTRICl1S M:wed, seconded and duly carried:
Approving Change Order No. 2 to the
plans and specifications re That Change Order No. 2 to the plans and
Job No. J-15-1 specifications for SUrge Tower
_ Modifications at Plant No. 2, Job
No. J-15-1, authorizing an addition of $102,824.00 to the contract with Advanco
Constructors, Division of Zurn Constructors, Inc., for repairing an undisclosed
6-inch effluent line from SUrge Tower No. 2; renoval of undisclosed underground
obstructions; District-requested delays in installing an 8-inch gas line to
accarrrodate operational needs; additional sandblasting and protective painting;
providing additional labor, materials and equipnent including hard-hat diver to
divert flows; replacement of handrail support brackets on Surge Tower No. 1
catwalk; and granting a time extension of 20 calendar days for completion of said
additional work, be, and is hereby, received, ordered filed and approved.
ALL DISTRICTS
Accepting Job No. J-15-1 as
canplete
r-t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-142, accepting
SUrge Tower Modifications at Plant No. 2, Job No. J-15-1, as complete, authorizing
execution of a Notice of Ccinpletion and approving Final Closeout Agreement. A
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these
minutes.
ALL DISTRICTS
Authorizing the Selection Comnittee
to solicit proposals and negotiate
an agreement for design of
Job No. Pl-33
r-t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Comnittee be, and is
hereby, authorized to solicit proposals
and negotiate an agreement for design of
Primary Clarifiers Nos. 6-15 and Related
Facilities at Reclanation Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-33, which includes covered
primary sedimentation basins for 60 mgd, odor control facilities and equipnent for
efficient operating and maintenance, utilities, outlet pipes and relocation of
digester cleaning beds.
ALL DISTRICTS
Authorizing the Selection Comnittee
to solicit proposal and negotiate
an agreement with John carollo
Engineers for design of
Job No. Pl-34
r.t.>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Ccmnittee be, and is
hereby, authorized to solicit a proposal
from John carollo Engineers and
negotiate an agreement for design of
Digesters Nos. 11-14, Sludge and Gas
Handling Facilities at Reclamation Plant No. 1, Job No. Pl-34, which includes four
new digesters, utilities, sludge storage, gas handling and related facilities and
equiprcent.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Authorizing the Selection Comnittee
to negotiate an Engineering
Services Agreement for design and
construction services re
Specification No. R-027-1 and
Specification No. R-027-2
No. 2, Specification No. R-027-2.
'!hat the Selection Comnittee be, and is
hereby, authorized to solicit proposals
and negotiate an Engineering Services
Agreement for design and construction
services relative to Underground Tank
Replacement at Plant No. 1,
Specification No. R-027-1, and
Underground Tank Replacement at Plant
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ALL DISTRICI'S lvbved, seconded and duly carried:
Authorizing the Selection carmittee
to negotiate a Professional That the Selection Cannittee be, and is
Services Agreement for nonitoring hereby, authorized to solicit proposals U
background hydrogen sulfide at and negotiate a Professional Services
Plants 1 and 2 Agreemerit for nonitoring background
hydrogen sulfide at Plants Nos. 1 and 2
to satisfy conditions of South Coast Air Quality Management District CSCA()ID)
permits.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Approving Fourth Anendment to the
Amended Joint Powers Agreement
Creating an Agency to be known as
the Southern California Coastal
Water Research Project Authority
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-143, approving
Fourth Anendment to the Amended Joint
Powers Agreement Creating an Agency to
be known as the Southern California
Coastal Water ~earch Project Authority, providing for an increase in the
Carmission member's canpensation from $50.00 per meeting to $100.00 per meeting.
A certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these
minutes.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Approving Addendum No. 13 to the
Construction Management Services
Agreement with Butier Engineering,
Inc. re Job No. P2-23-6
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-144, approving
Addendum No. 13 to the Construction
Management Services Agreement with
Butier Engineering, Inc., eliminating the expiration date of September 30, 1986
from the agreement in order to provide for continuation of services required to
assist in the preparation and processing of a Request for Reconsideration of the
federal and state construction grant eligibility of a $2.3 million claim
settlement relative to Job No. P2-23-6 and other disallowed items, until such time
as all appeals relative to the claim settlement are resolved to the Districts'
satisfaction. A certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a
part of these minutes.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Receive and file Annual Report
submitted by Peat, Marwick, Main &
Company, Certified Public
Accountants
received and ordered filed.
ALL DISTRICTS
Actions re Final Supplement to
Joint Treatment Works Wastewater
Master Plan Environmental !mpact
Report
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Annual Report submitted by
Peat, Marwick, Main & Company, Certified
Public Accountants, for the year ending
June 30, 1987, be, and is hereby,
verbal Staff Report The Director of Engineering briefly
conmented on the Final Supplement
to the Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan EIR and noted that said
document addresses supi;x>rt services at Plants 1 and 2 including new inter!
roads, a central laboratory, central i;x>wer generation and new primary U
treatment and solids handling facilities.
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Mr. Dawes reported that several camnmications had been received after the
public hearing on October 14, 1987, and that they had been included in the
Final supplement. All ccmnents received either stated they had no comrent
or indicated they believed the environmental .inq;>act of the master-planned
facilities had been adequately addressed.
Receive and file Staff Report r.t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
'!hat the.Staff Report dated October 21, 1987 sumnarizing the Final
Supplemant to the Joint Treatment Works Wastewater Master Plan Environmental
· Inpact Report, be, and is hereby, reeei ved and ordered filed.
Receive and file written comnents Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the cornnents received from the following cities/agencies after the
public hearing on October 14, 1987, relative to the Draft Supplement to the
Joint Treatrrent Works Wastewater Master Plan EIR, be, and are hereby,
received and ordered filed:
City/Agency
City of Fountain Valley
Huntington Beach Environnental Board
Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy
City of 'l\lstin
U.S. Marine Corps
Dated
October 26, 1987
October 8, 1987
October 19, 1987
October 30, 1987
October 21, 1987
FURTHER MJVED: That the following camn.mications received after the close
of the Districts' cament period on October 26, 1987, be, and are hereby,
received and ordered filed:
State of california, Departroont
of Transportation
Southern California Association
of Governments
October 20, 1987
N::>vember 2, 1987
FURTHER M:>VED: That the following ccmnents received on the Notice of
Preparation of the Draft Supplement, be, and are hereby, received and
ordered filed:
County of Orange Environmental
Management Agency March. 25, 1987
Southern California Association of
Governments March 17, 1987
Southern California Edison canpa.ny No date
Southern California Gas canpa.ny March 26, 1987
Receive, file and approve Final
Supplem=nt to Joint Treabnent Works
Wastewater Master Plan EIR
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
'Illat the Final SUpplement to Joint
Treatnent Works Wastewater Master
Plan Environmental Impact Report be, and is hereby, received, ordered filed
and approved; and,
FURTHER MJVED: That the Board of Directors hereby certify that said Final
Supplement to Joint Treatment V«>rks Wastewater Master Plan Environmental
Inpact Report has been completed in canpliance with the State and Districts'
Guidelines Implementing the California Environmental Q.tality Act of 1970, as
amended.
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Certifying the Final SUpplerrent to ~ved, seconded and duly carried:
the Joint Treabnent Works Waste-
water Master Plan EIR That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-145,
certifying Final SUpplerrent •to the Joint Treatment Works Wastewater MasterU
Plan Environmental Impact Report; naking certain findings in connection
therewith; adopting a statement of overriding considerations; and
authorizing filing a Notice of Determination re said projects. A certified
copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
ALL DISTRICl'S
Authorizing staff to issue a
purchase order agreement to O'Brien
Machinery Company re Specification
No. E-179
The Director of Engineering reported
that in October the Boards authorized
staff to prepare specifications for
trailer-IlDunted, diesel-fueled,
engine-generator sets for electrical
reliability for ocean outfall booster
station pwnping for solicitation of bids for new equipment, and/or to negotiate
the purchase of used equipnent if reliable used equipment could be located. The
estimated purchase price for new equipment that could generate 5.6 megawatts is
approximately $1. 4 million. Pursuant to the direction of the Boards, staff
proceeded with preparation of specifications for the purchase of new
trailer-IlDunted engine-generator sets. At the same time, staff searched the
country looking for reliable used equipment that might be suitable for electrical
reliability for the Ocean outfall Booster Station. A supplier, O'Brien Machinery
canpany of Downington, Pennsylvania, was located that could provide five units,
each rated at llOO kw for a combined system output of 5.5 megawatts. Each of
these units would be powered by 16-cylinder Detroit Diesel engines. These
1100 kw units are of a time-proven design having been in production for over ten
years. The engines would be fully reconditioned and guaranteed. The lot price
for all five units is $775,000. The equipment will be shipped from Downingtown,
Pennsylvania, and delivery of the first engine generator set would be expected in
six weeks. The remaining four uni ts will be shipped individually every two weeks
thereafter.
Staff has reviewed the options and has recommended authorization to purchase the
five reconditioned units for a total of 5.5 megawatts for a lump sum price of
$775,000.00 plus tax and freight.
Following a brief discussion, it was then IlDved, seconded and duly carried:
That staff be, and is hereby, authorized to issue a purchase order agreement to
O'Brien Machinery canpany for purchase of Standby Generation Fquipment,
Specification No. E-179, which includes five used, trailer-nounted,
diesel-fueled, engine generator sets for electrical reliability re ocean outfall
booster station pumping, for the total airount of $775,000.00 plus tax and
freight, in form approved by the General Counsel.
ALL DISTRICTS Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Receive, file and approve written
report of the Executive Ccmnittee That the written report of the Executive
Comnittee's meeting on October 28, 1987,
be, and is hereby, received, ordered filed and approved.
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ALL DISTRICTS
Receive am file letters from the
California Department of Health
Services and the Santa Ana
Watershed Project Authority re
extension of interim permit for
Stringfellow Waste Disposal Site
MJved, seconded and duly carried:
'!hat the letters from the california
Deparbnent of Health Services dated
June 19, 1987 and October 21, 1987, and
the letter f ran the Santa Ana Watershed
Project Authority dated September 1,
1987, requesting an extension of the
interim permit to discharge pretreated groundwater fran the Stringfellow Waste
Disposal Site to the Districts' sewerage system, be, and are hereby, received and
ordered filed.
ALL DISTRicr8
Directing staff to authorize the
Santa Ana Watershed Project
Authority to issue an extension of
the interim califomia Department
of Health Services pennit for
Stringfellow Waste Disposal Site
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the staff be, and is hereby,
authorized and directed to authorize the
Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority to
issue an extension of the interim
California Department of Health Services
(OOHS) permit to December 31, 1990, for
discharge of pretreateq groundwater from the Stringfellow Waste Disposal Site to
the Districts' sewerage system, in accordance with the same terms and conditions
previously established by the Boards, and providing that said extension be subject
to continuing satisfactory progress by OOHS and the U.S. Envirorurental Protection
Agency in addressing the long-tenn cleanup solution for Stringfellow.
ALL DISTRICTS
Approving revised Policy
Establishing Procedures for
Selection of Professional
Engineering and Architectural
Services
ALL DISTRICl'S
Authorizing the Joint Chainnan to
appoint a comnittee of Directors to
review and submit recommendations
re employee grievances appealed to
the Boards of Directors
M::>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the revised Policy Establishing
Procedures for Selection of Professional
Engineering and Architectural Services
dated November 18, 1987, be, and is
hereby, approved.
M::>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Joint Chairman be, and is
hereby, authorized to appoint a
comnittee of not less than three, nor
nore than five, Directors to review and
submit recommendations to the Joint
Boards on grievances appealed to the Boards of Directors pursuant to the
Districts' employee grievance procedure.
ALL DISTRICTS
Reaffirming Boards' action of
June 10, 1987, approving Agreenent
with Enchanter, Inc. (Specification
No. S-042)
is hereby, reaffirmed.
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards' action of June 10,
1987, approving Agreement for
Oceanographic Services with Enchanter,
Inc. (Specification No. S-042), be, and
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ALL DISTRICl'S
Actions re proposed Central Power
Generation Systems, Job No. J-19
Waiving Selection Comnittee proce-
dures and apProving Addendum No. 1
to the Professional Services Agree-
ment with Engineering-Science, Inc.
for prepa.ration of Air Quality
Assessment Model
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors hereby
adopt Resolution No. 87-146, waiving
Selection Comnittee procedures and
approving Addendum No. 1 to the
Professional Services Agreement with
Engineering-Science, Inc. for preparation of Air Quality Assessment Model,
providing for additional health risk assessment analyses required by SCAQMD,
for an increased arrount not to exceed $19,100.00 for said work, increasing
the maximum authorized canpensation fran $35,145.00 to $54,245.00. A
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of
these minutes.
Authorizing the Selection Comnittee
to negotiate Addendum No. 1 to the
Engineering Services Agreement with
Brown and Cald~l re design of
Job No. J-19
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Ccmnittee be, and
is hereby, authorized to negotiate
Addendum No. 1 to the Ehgineering
Services Agreement with Brown and
caldwell for design of Central Power Generation Systems, Job No. J-19,
providing for additional services necessary to support the SCAQMD Permit to
Construct application and processing.
Authorizing the Selection Comnittee
to negotiate Addendum No. 2 to the
Engineering Services Agreement with
Brown and Caldwell re design of
Job No. J-19
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Comnittee be, and
is hereby, authorized to negotiate
Addendum No. 2 to the Engineering
Services Agreement with Brown and.
cald~l for design of Central Power Generation Facilities, Job No. J-19,
providing for phased final design of said facilities.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Ratifying action of the Executive
Comnittee in directing Chairnan
Polis to discuss with the ~gue
of Cities the possibility of
~rking jointly with the Districts
for legislative relief fran SCAQ.\10
rules and regulations re purchasing
air emission offset credits
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors do hereby
ratify the action of the Executive
Comnittee in directing Chainnan Polis to
discuss with the Orange County Division
of the California League of Cities the
possibility of working jointly with the
Districts for legislative relief to
exclude essential public services, such
as sewerage agencies, from the South Coast Air Quality Management District's
rules and regulations requiring expenditure of public funds to acquire and
purchase air emission offset credits.
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ALL DISTRicrs
Authorizing staff to negotiate an
agreement with SUr-Lite Corporation
re Specification No. M-031
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That staff be, and is hereby, authorized
to negotiate an agreement with Sur-Lite
Corporation for Purchase of Three (3)
Waste Digester Gas Flares for use at Reclamation Plant No. 1 and Treatment Plant
No. 2 (Specification No. M-031) for a total anount not to exceed $350,000.00; and,
EURTHER MJVED: That staff be, and is hereby, authorized to negotiate agreements
with on-site contractors for installation of said equipment, for consideration by
the Boards.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Convene in closed session pursuant
to Governnent Code Sections
54956.9Ca) and 54957.6
The Board convened in closed session at
7:55 p.m. to confer with the General
Counsel regarding pending litigation
pursuant to Governnent Code
Section 54956.9(a) and to neet with
management representative pursuant to Governnent Code Section 54957.6.
ALL DISTRICI'S
Reconvene in regular session
DISTRICI' 1
.Mjournnent
At 8:20 p.m. the Boards reconvened in
regular session.
MJved, seconded and duly carried:
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 1 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 3
Receive, file and deny claim of
Sharon R. Young re Contract
No. 3-28R-l
MJved, seconded and duly carried:
That the claim submitted by Sharon
R. Young dated October 14, 1987, in the
total anount of $692.06 for dama.ge to
her vehicle allegedly caused by a road constructio~ sign used in connection with
construction of Miller-Holder Trunk Sewer Manhole (Vault) Rehabilitation at
Various Ux:ations, Contract No. 3-28R-l, be, and is hereby, received, ordered
filed and denied; and,
FURTHER MJVED: That said claim be, and is hereby, referred to the Districts'
General Counsel, liability claims administrator, contractor and contractor's
insurance company for appropriate action.
DISTRICT 3 z.oc>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjournnent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 3 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the rreeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICTS 5 & 6
Receive, file and deny claim of
William F. Mclaughlin re Contract
Nos. 5-19-R3 and 5-26
Moved, seconded and duly carried:
That the claim submitted by William
F. McLaughlin dated October 17, 1987, in
an undetermined anount, for alleged
structural damage to his property in connection with Replacement of Portions of
"B" Trunk Sewer from Bitter Point Pump Station to the Arches, Contract
No. 5-19-R3, and Replacement of Lido Force Main, Contract No. 5-26, be, and is
hereby, received, ordered filed and denied; and,
FURTHER MJVED: That said claim be, and is hereby, referred to the Districts'
General Counsel, liability claims administrator, contractor and contractor's
insurance company for appropriate action.
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DISTRICT 5 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. s be adjourned. The Chairma.n thenU
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 6 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrucent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 6 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the ~ting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 7
Awarding Contract No. 7-9 to
Wilson's Fguipment Rentals, Inc.
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Board of Directors hereby
adopts Resolution No. 87-148-7,
receiving and filing bid tabulation and recormendation and awarding contract for
Fairview SUbtrunk Connection to the SUnflower Interceptor Sewer, Contract No. 7-9,
to Wilson's F.quipm=nt Rentals, Inc. in the total arrount of $65,788.00. A ·
certified copy of this resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these
minutes.
DISTRICT 7 Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrucent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 7 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 11 r.t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrucent
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 11 be adjourned to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday,
November 24, 1987, to review long-term financial projections re District's capital
and operating requirements. The Chairman then declared the meeting so adjourned
at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 13 Moved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjourrment
That this meeting of the Boa.rd of
Directors of County Sanitation District ~. 13 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 14 l-t>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Adjournmant
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 14 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the meeting so adjourned at 8:22 p.m., November 18, 1987.
DISTRICT 2
Approving Engineering Services
Agreement with Willdan Associates
re design of Contract No. 2-26-2
and Contract No. 2-27
M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Selection Conmittee
certification of the final negotiated
fee re Engineering Services Agreement
with Willdan Associates for design of
Portion of Euclid Interceptor Sewer, between Fdinger Avenue and Lampson Avenue 1 .··· J
Contract No. 2-26-2, and South Anaheim Relief Sewer, Contract No. 2-27, be, an~
hereby, received, ordered filed and approved: and,
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FURTHER MJVED: That the Boards of Directors hereby adopt Resolution No. 87-147-2,
approving Engineering Services Agreenent with Willdan Associates for design of
Portion of &lclid Interceptor Sewer, between Fdinger Avenue and Lampson Avenue,
Contract No. 2-26-2, and South Anaheim Relief Sewer, Contract No. 2-27, on an
hourly-rate basis for labor plus overhead, plus direct expenses and fixed profit,
for a total annunt not to exceed $260,932.00. A certified copy of this
resolution is attached hereto and made a part of these minutes.
Director Don R. Roth requested that his abstention from voting on this item be
made a matter of record.
DISTRICT 2*
Ratifying action of staff re
Enerqency Repairs to the Fullerton-
Brea Trunk Sewer (Specification
No. R-028)
'!he Director of Engineering briefly
reported on the Fullerton-Brea Trunk
Sewer break which occurred on
<Xtober 31st. No water was escaping at
the time the damage was discovered.
However, a rain storm that evening
caused a cave-in at the site before the damage could be repaired. The cave-in
plugged the pipe causing the sewer to overflow into Brea Creek which drains
westerly to Coyote Creek and thence to the San Gabriel River, which ultimately
discharges into the Pacific Ocean in the vicinity of Seal Beach •.
The Districts contacted the Regional water Quality Control Board and the County
Health Department and advised them of the situation and recomnended the closing
of the beach around the San Gabriel River as a precautionary measure.
A second break was discovered while the District's crews were cleaning the sewer
downstream of the break to reiooved the debris. The second break appeared to have
resulted from a build-up of debris and pressure in the sewer that caused it to
fracture when dislodged in the cleaning process. Staff then presented a video
showing the damaged pipe and the repair ~rk that had been done. It was noted
that the total cost of the emergency repairs listed in the agenda includes
cleaning the entire five-mile line and TV services to check for any possible
further damage to the sewer ··line.
It was then roved, seconded and duly carried:
That the Boards of Directors do hereby ratify the action of staff in procuring
materials and services from various suppliers and contractors in a total arrount
not to exceed $150,000.00 for Emergency Repairs to the Fullerton-Brea Trunk Sewer
(Specification No. R-028).
Director R01er R. Stanton requested that his abstention from voting on this item
be made a matter of record.
DISTRICT 2 M:>ved, seconded and duly carried:
Mjournment
That this meeting of the Board of
Directors of County Sanitation District No. 2 be adjourned. The Chairman then
declared the neeting so adjourned at 8:32 p.m., November 18, 1987.
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0885C5 AOPLLCO RESTAURANTSt INC $98.'+'+ REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
088~06 ACCESSORIE AIR COMPRESSOR SYS. SH9.20 MECHANICAL PARTS
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08P50Ei ACTION INSTRUMENTS, INC. $11302.10 INSTRUMENT PARTS
068509 ADA,.,SON INDUSTRIES, INC. $86.75 . SAFETY SUPPLIES
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~ 0fjA~17 . AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS Slf,il59.06 LAB SUPPLIES
::C OAA.518 AMERICAN TRUCK OUTFITTERS $231.70 TRUCK PARTS
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08852q fiRl-1 SAFETY & SUPPLY Sl78.08 BUILDING REPAIRS
088~30 BACON DOOR co., INC. · $224.93 BUILDING MATERIAL
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OP.f.'532 BECKl'~N INDUSTRIAL CO. Slt3'+5.14 INSTRUMENT PARTS . •·
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oee536 P.IHO MACHINE co. $201.97 PUMP PARTS ---o 8 9··5·3-r --~6 m~-~-M AGN tto--s.:-ifvfct-,--nu:-.-----------$"22~ 8 HECHAtfl CAlt>AR'.....----------------!
oaef.38 BON-A-RUES S371.3D TRUCK REPAIRS
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08P541 AROIJN It. CALOWELL !-225.00 LAB SUPPORT
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15 l)EIEl555 CHERRY TEXTRON $545.30 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT. ;
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OBP.~92 FLAT & VERTICAL COtlCRETE S'IS0.50 CONCRETE CUTTING
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08 ~ 5c;1f F OUN 1 A IN VALLEY CAMERA $14 6 • 8 0 PHOTO PROCESS ING ··;,,
, OA8595 CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY S5t't21).19 ENGINEERING SERVICES ·,\,, 'i ~1---·oa7f596-··-··----··f"OUNTA'l N--\iA(L(Y"""p"ATNT -·u915·t,-;22 PAIN·------· . i
0885~7 TtiE fOXbORO CO. $780.05 INSTRUMENT PARTS
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C8P6QO FROST ENGINEERING SERVJCES co. $318.42 . VALVE
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088603 GANAHL LUMBER CO. $11492.70 BUILDING MATERIALS
08l'604 GARRATT-CALLAHAN COMPANY $53.27 INSTRUMENT PARTS
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088b06 GENERAL HOIST PARTS & SERV .COR S2t39le20 · '." CRANE PART.' • ~' i ; ·. : .
081!607 GENE~AL TELEPHONE co. $1, 1u.2s . . TELEPHONE . . .J---61f86iHf ______ GEORGE-LEECH ... &As·soctAiES _______________ s6bi'~6!) E(ECTRfCALSUPPll'ES_'. __
08f16(J9 GIERLICH-MITCHELL1 INC. $1t015lt5.26 FILTER BELT
08P61ll GOLDEN WEST MACHINE INC. $456.~0 WELDING SUPPLIES -ir ._.----.no:. ;o;l'07· n ll~l.T:'"-G"RATNG'~------TI.19 . ',' . PUMPPART~S.....;....;;;;.;...;.... _____________ .,.,__..--f.
~t:d li&f\612 GRlNt\f.LL CORPORATION $1h289.66 . . VALVES ·... ,, 1 ,,
7 :+--0~ ~.§.1_~·--------~ •. R ~ _F_O_~ -~-~~-··----·· ·------·--------.. ·----~1~_9_~·6·~-. COMPRESSOR -08f:161lt HACH COMPANY $94/f.4o LAB .. SUPPLTES----·
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088615 HALPRIN SUPPLY CO. S3le80 HARDWARE
OB8fi1~ HALSTED & HOGG,,N1 INC. S350e94 PUMP PARTS ·'"""1 "-,..1-~c·iro617 RAsc-0-01["-co-;-;-nrc-;--:--sro·a-.ss,. ·.'.~01i ---------------__,.-_..i:
08A618 HATCH & KIRK1 INC. $772•74; 'y:HECHANICAL PARTS'
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086620 w.c. HENDRIE & co., INC. $97.H FIHiNGS ·-------·
1)8e621 HILTJ, INC. $11337.08 TOOLS
08F.622 HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Sl1000.oo REFDND OF OVERPAYMENT ·t---~o-:::a-=-~-=-E.23 lm·rnrn·Er c;v-;-s-.-cALTF-.-11-Nc. iTt?"S11;75 cotii>REss~o~R~PA~R~r-=-=s;.;..;..;.;~-------------ir:
08~624 HOOPER CAMERA STORES $11387.01 PHOTO SUPPLIES
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0~~627 R.S. HUGHES co., INC. $21691.70 REPAIR PARTS
08~628 CITY OF HUNTINGTON t'.lEACtt s.t7.07 WATER USEAGE
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088633 INDIAN SPRINGS MfG. co., INC. $11013.08 CHLORINATION PARTS
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9 088635 INGRAM PAPER Ut971e&O JANfTORIALSUPPl.l°ES
o 08 8 63f. 1 NTE RNA Tl ON H BUS I NESS MACH IN E S429 • 3 (i OFFICE SUPPL I ES
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i 08f63A IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT· $35.66 WATER USEAGE
1 . oaH:·39 fRVii\E lfitNCH-WnER-OJ'ST1ficT -$5t000tllOO.nD -DEPOSlT-·RETURN-DTSIPi
; 088640 IRVH.E RANCH WATER DISTRICT $5,00IJ,ooo.oo DEPOSIT RETURN-DIST 14
~ 086641 J It 1. SCIENTIFIC $122.55 LAB SUPPLIES
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1 088643 ~PYOf\ JACKSON PUMP DIVISION $277e49 PUMP PART
; 08~£,44 RI VI ERA FI NANCE S21f8e53 JANITORIAL SUPPLIES
l OtH~f.lf5 J•tHsnf""'YNsTR"ti"HEN.fscb. '.$85(f;C]q GAUGES --....,..----...,...-....,-----.,.,.------+
~ 08 8 E·46 KAMAN &EAR I NGS & SUPPLY S 1t 87 Oe If 3. • · FITTINGS ,HARDWARE
; Cb66"7 KAR PRODUCTS $94 • 04 . TRUCK PARTS
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; 088649 KEENAN & ASSOCIATES s2,100.oo WORKERS COMP INS,
; oar65'l KEENAN SUPPLY !6913.67 VALVE
; 0 Bf. 6 !H K I NG BE AR I NG ' I N c • -. $ 2 • 3li'f;3 6 ·~ <,,· .. : HAc=H.,....l=N=E-:s=u=p=p.,...L'"""'I E=s:-----i"---,...-....,_----.....,---.--1
c OB&652 ' KIRST PUMP & MAC11INE WORKS. $3,321.93/ .. ·. ':_ .. >J\, PUMP PARTS
I 08~6~3 L.e.w.s., INC. s11q.70 ' ·,,,,: . WELDING SUPPLIES . -
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~ rn 08~655 LE:E & RO CONSULTING f.NGR. s11.010.oo ENGINEERING SERVICES-P1-23R,P1-24R,P2-31R.
4 >< 088656 LENT SCAPES 13,825.00 LANDS_CA_P_l_N_G_,_~--.....--------~-...,.-~~~---1· 5 _._ · oaa657 · Lf.R.NER--rq:ioro~iNc. i8373o: -· · -'.,\·~;;~~. ·. FilM -1-1 . . . .. . '-~·:;:· '.• ~ tJ:j 088658 LEWCC ELECTRIC co. . .S864eCJ3 · .. <.:-;>,TRUCK PARTS
'1-1 0Af659 LIFECOM-S4FETY SERVICE SUPPLY. S802e76. ·. ·CYLINDER REPAIRS
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! )> OAAHl LI LL Y TYPESOTING $53• 00 PRINTING
c t OBBF-~2 K.P. LINDSTROM, INC. S300.;)0 CONSULTING SERVICES-SLUDGE PROGRAM
i .i::-OA8f63 -LOWRY.& ASSOCIA-fES. · S8,315'.b3 · ,,· ENGINEERING SERVICES-_,,2,...-=-25"""'.,.....-----------1
; 08b664 M.G. INDUSTRIES $371.00 '-. ·.·>SPECIALTY GASES
3 088665 MPS S197e79 : PHOTO SERVICES
~ oaP.666 MARif\E & VALVE SUPPLY s33'f~oa MECHANICAL-PARTS--
; 08~667 MATT -CHLORt INC. S315.03 CHLORINATION PARTS
E • OU866~ MCABOY YATES CORP. s120.oo CONSULTING SERVICES
1 f!Hf69. MCBAIN iNSTRUMENTS --· i65-;-oo . : .... ·.INSTRUMENT REPA,_,l..,..R--------------t
~ Otl8670 MCMASTER ... CARR SUPPLY co. Sltlf27e39 .: ·.: STORAGE RACKS
9 08£1671 J. ARTHUR MOORE, CAt me. S77.77 GAUGE
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~ OA8fl3 MOTlON INDUSTRIF:St INC. Sl8el3 MECHANICAL PARTS
2 0081174 MOTOROLA CELLULAR SERVICES $l9'+el2 CELLULAR SERVICE 1 oa e 675 ______ NTtTc"N"A·c--rrrMarR----·-----·-s,39-cr;-or:--.-. -HARDWARE"/LUMBER--------------..-.
~ 088676 CITY OF NEWFORT BEACH stt.oo WATER USEAGE
~ !j88f.77 . tJUHATIC ENGINEERING . . . _ S113.'f2. . . MECHANICAL PARTS . '
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:, OS e 6 79 c I TY OF OR ANGE s5q6. 36 SEWER PURCHASE
ii OHA600 ORANGE COAST ELECTRIC SlJPPLY $2t349.97 ELECTRICAL PARTS ~ naaTifa ORANGECOUNTY CHEHICACc .. o. Ut364.82 HYDROCHLORIC ACID---------------f
0 08t\6e2 CRANCE COUNTY FARM SUFPLY CO. $415.69 TOOLS
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06AEP,4 ORITf.X CORP Slt967.53 MECHANICAL PARTS
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o~fi6B6 COUNTY OF ORANGE S120t138e6'l ·SLUDGE DISPOSAL
Cl8Af:~7 COUNTY OF ORANGE S12t760.00 ENGINE WORK
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II oea£,{)9 PACIFIC AIRBRUSH $452.62 ENGINEERING SUPPLIES
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14 088 f.92 PAC IF IC BELL S32 • 66 ·.·q·TELEPHONE . ' {.
08A693 PERM.A PURE PROOUCTSt INC. Slt88l.66 " .. INSTRUMENTATION i
---caif694 ----·-PIATti:s-tR'iiEVATUE-tf1'1HiUARt-----------$59. 06 HARDWARE ·-----~-----·
OE\!1695 PLASTIC INCUSTRIES $33.77 PLASTICS
08 8 (;% PRECISION TANK T.EST I NG t INC• $50 0 • 0 0 PROFESSIONAL SERVI CES~DE ISEL TANK TESTING
1-t---o-a"""p, 697 H'hlH> rn-PR'TMifOS r-1r-r-$12 0. 0 0 ... : . , "'. . '· < : ::.· ., I CE
02R69ij THE PROJECTS SOLUTION CO. $6t039.50 . ·'.·:· INSTRUMENTATION CONSULTING
08136'?9 PULASKI & ARITA ARCHITECTS . S276.lf9. .' . './ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES-J-1-lt
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088701 RAINEO\.J DISPOSAL CO. $619.50 . TRASH DISPOSAL
08 nn RED WING SHOE s S9lf. 0 9 SAFETY SHOES
~3 RICOF CORPOlrATTON $216./8 .. · .. · ... , PRINTl.=Nc=---....,.--------------,....,.,,...--, ~.\..,...
PYAN·HERCO $13.31 _•,:::. -. METAL FITTINGS ·: '. ~.~
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0887C7 SHAMPOCK SUPPLY S2lf6.26 TOOLS
08fl708 ·SIERRA tNDU<lTRIES $632.0G MECHANICAL REPAIRS
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G8A710 SMITH-EMERY CO. $7t15D.50 >":,<'!'· i SOIL TESTING · .· · ,, :>:·>,'
08A711 SMITH PIPE & SUPPLYt INC Ut167.99 , PIPE -ca-P·i r2------soufFtA·N--·t1rrr~··-·rof s oi1.r-co.·-----·-----$16-;snr;r2 J>owER ·
oee713 SOUTHERN COUNTlfS OIL co. $l8t3lf3.97 DIESEL FUEL
08P714 SPARKLETTS DRINKING WATER S6.75 WATER
1-t----.,(l=-=A,...,.. e-=1Ts s p ARLIN GINSTRITMLNTC(f";9TNC • $1."'3"8. 3 0 ; '. < '<:. . HfiERREPA I RS
08A716 SPCECE SPEEDOMETER $113.05 :,AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS
08P717 STAR TOOL t SUPPLY CO. $708.17 TOOLS/FITTINGS
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oe n 19 TtiE SUPPLIEHS Slt133el3 OPERATING SUPPLIES
OllP.720 SURVEYORS SERVICE CO. $1.17 MECHANICAL REPAIRS l-1---oeif'f:H-·---·-s·irEnCAND'-'Ccr;-------·-----------------i3g-;-42 fiTflNGs"' --------------
cse 7~2 TAK TA.KAM I NE S2 '97 0. 00 LANDSCAPING
08A723 TINY 'S RESTAUf(ANT & BAKERY S90.44 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT -·----o a fi7 2 ~ ---· -· .... ··---.. -·--'to N 'f • s .. To cl<' ·-a. .. s A;: cs t R vi ct_ .. _______ ---· ·· ............... ·· ··· ··--····-----·;g 4 4 4 .. ~ .. 6·1 ··-----------·-----· -eu 1 t.o, NG REi>Ai i\s-.... ·-.. ----------·-·-
O Ab 725 IMO CELAVAL INC. Slt't94.55 ENGINE PARTS
08~726 TRANSCAT S521.~5 INSTRUMENT PARTS ._._ __ o_s&-121 rrr~vrC-fffAVE:L ·--s29~..,-s-;-q6 TRAvEC-SEifvic"Es _____________ _
Oe.~128 TROPICANA INN $250.00 . REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT . .
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08 8 730 UNOERGR OUND SERVI CE ALERT $222 • 0 0 HEHBERSH IP FEES os ~ 131 . urro-tAL_______ $n-q-;-crcr------......,.---"6i\sot INE"--------~------~......,.~-1
1.18873:? UNITCO PARCEL SERVICE $177.'l2 PARCEL SERVICES
OBl.l733 UNJTEO WESTERN ELEVATOR :l>c88.75 HAINTENANCE_~Qt.JI~A~L ·----·oa A 134--··--·-·-. -·-····-\i".·o~ c;; TE°STIN(f"" ....... -·-. -····-·---·-·---···--··----·--------·-··s5-;-8"'75. oo·-·------LAB TEST/EHi SS IONS TEST
0~6735 VIJR SCIENTIFIC Slt853.18 LAB SUPPLIES
08P73c VALLEY CITIES SUPPLY CO. S2t097.79 t:JJTl~PIPE
--~c:"8F737 VMJ WA'fl:R&-ROG£ffs-· $4,156.26 CHEMICALS--,-----,.-:---~......,.......,.:-------..,.,..,.....
06B738 1J.lJ. GRAINGERt INC. SS0.00 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
080 73q ~IAL TERS WHOLESALE ELECTRIC Sl t359.54 ELECRIC .PARTS____ , ·-·--o a·ii-740-·--------JO HN . rf ~---lJAPLES ·----------·--·----·····-·----·---·----------slf94-;-if9______ ODOR CONTROL CON_S_U-LT_A_N_T---·---------1
0001'11 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL Sllflf.00 PUBLICATION
OAb 742 \r.iAUK f.SHA ENGINf SERVICENTER $23. 77 £..<;HAtil.C_~,:::-l....;P ..... A""'R"""'TS:--.--~....,--~':"'-----.~.--~=
0Sf743 WESTERN STATE CHEMICAL SU.PPLY SSt197elf9 ".·· · :i·:·;i :.:~>CAUSTIC SODA
08 P. 74'1 WESTERN lJ I RE & ALLOY $268•18 . . ''./f.WELDING SUPPLIES . . '.. . , .
'0887't5 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY $9,125.25 ->~> CONTRACLS.E.IW.lt. S-P1-22C .J:-6.:.2.
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f·TJ Q8BH7 XEROX CORP. S4t500e91f COPIER RENTAL
>< 088748 ZIEBARTH AND ALFER S53.351.10 CONS UCTION-P2-6 Pl-28 :E
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':. ~ #1 CONST FUND $ 1, 765. li9 .. ,
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#2 ACO FUND 15,li89.81
#2 CONST FUND 3,166.ltS
----.u#3-0PER·-FUND 8;670-;-lt~--,""'"""."'"~'"'.""'"-~--:-~~-.~-.. ""'!'"",~ ~---.~-.,~. ~ ... --~~..,.....,...___,----,.-~---___,--___,~
#3 CONST FUND · , 3,lt30~91 ·. ~ <.\:,::_~:·.· ·s
#5 OPER FUND . · · 1,684. 53 · . ' · -5 -----ff i~E~~F---------·-·----------------------·----------:rnnr · I:
----n-·r/R-FUND-605~50-
#11 OPER FUND 6,lt3li.84 -
#14 OPER FUND 31.66 ~
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1 08F-765 ADVHCED OFFICE SERVICE'S $589.UCJ . OFFICE HACHIHE
1 ,_ _ __...,e e. 766------·ADVA ~CO-.CONSTR UCTORS.·--Hl.C • --~-9!i_, 566 ... 1Jl.. ~QNSTl\UCUON_:.5.•._J9._-....,R .... 3_. _____ ___; ___ __;.,._
OAP767 .AIR COLO SUPPLY lNC. S278e78 ELECTRONIC PARTS
Of'B768 AIR FROOUCTS & CHEMICAL INC. Ht562.00 VALVES
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) 080770 LEASING ASSOCIATES/ALLSTATE S3tl13et'6 AUTO LEASES
08P.771 ALLIED CORPORATION S25trJ39.7lf · .. ANIONIC POLYMER
1---f) 8 it 772-----AL L-FUR E-CH EfH CA $65-• 247.-.7..3 CHLORINE _____ _
OBP.173 ALPH~GR~PHICS S55e12 PRINTING
OBP "/74 AM ER ICAN 01 STRICT HLE GRAPH S6 o. 00 SECURiTY HAINTENACE
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-08~777 ANAHf.IM BUSINESS MACHINES $~9.50 OFFICE MACHINE REPAIR'
!.--OBfi 778--ANAL-\'-1'.1.CAL ...sv.s:r.EMS--&-SERVICE. s~ .. 605 • .0Q· CONSULTING _SERV.ICE..._ ___________ _
z fl OBP.779 THE M'CHOR PACKING CO. S8He61 BUILDING MATERIALS : c oanao• ANl>tTER -lrJIRE & CABLE $153.H INSTRUMENT TOOL
· ~88781-------A!:-f:L.US.-S.¥.S.Tt:MS lt.1.7.3.5~.. LEGAL NOTICES'"-------
5 OP.P.7A2 A~PLIEO RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY ·., S2'l9elf5 .. '. :.:':;;·>«,.'.;.INSTRUMENT_ .. _.,
081'.7~3 ARATE)t SERVICES, INC. s2,so1.04 <' .... '· ,=-:~ .. :;·:.·::-,:t:~~~fUNIFORHS . . ... ·.
---l)&f. 7H4------AR TE.SlA-SAWOUST.-P.ROOUC...lS.-1.NC sa.su ... tt .. . , ' . SAWDUST .. ___ . _____________ .. --··-····-··---
oe e 7e5 ASSOCIATED OIESEL $1,453.97 TRUCK PARTS
C8f'7B6 ASSOCIATED LABORATORIES s:s20.oo LAB SERVICES'
1---\: 8 P..7£t7 F .A LCCN--0 l SP-OSAL-S£RV-l.C S.-'l.0 • 6 7 S... . .t GRJ LREHOYAL ___ -------··--·-.
08f.788 BACOf\ DOOR co., INC. S306.87 .. ,, : , >;,,:"·BUILDING MATERIAL
oa1qeq BIHJK OF AHfRICA UtF:.18.69 ::: .. <,;;, BANK CARDS
~ ---08 (! 79ll------f1 •... P..ATE.f'IAN . .$550 .•. ao DEFERREO._COHP_D.l.SJRIBUJION.
' 08~791 BEAR SALES & SERVICEtlNC. s2,s2e.10 COMPUTER UPDATE
08A792 BEEC~ STREET EMFLOYEE BENFIT S403e93 PPO CHARGE
· --088-1-93 BEESCN--SAND-&--GRAVE-L-t--U"C. ..S.341 .• .56 SAND __ .; ___ ·--·----------------·-----
, 08f 794 POAfPT BE'INtl.llLLIAM FROST & A~ S4t275eP-2 ; .: . ,, ,·,~ ....... ,., .. ·ENGINEERING SERVICES-DIST 5
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• Cfl~795 PETA COHPUTf.R PRODUCTS . : S784.36 ''·~···' OFFICE SUPPLIES
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0 a 8 7 '? 7 B 0 N -.Pi ... P. U ES Sl 6 6 • A 0 TRUCK PART
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. OllP.79A RRIHINfE E'U:CTRIC $1,404.% MOTOR
·t----!lftfl .. 7~~ UR ow.f\--f.. ..... CALOW£LL--···--· •. Sl00 • .00---__ LAB SERVICES.... . .. . . . . .. -· ··---
oa e. e OiJ BROWN & CALO~/ELL CONSUL TING $6, 156.60 . ENGINEERING SERVICES.-CENTRAL POWER GENERATION
088f01 PUSH AND ASSOCJATfSt INC. $2,186.00 ENGINEERING SERVICES•2•25
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0 BP BU3 CP T CORPORA TI ON Sl'l 6. 0 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES
Cl A M.l'l'i CAL HOL , I NC. $2 8 • 31 REGULATORS
1 ---C8.ttk05 .CAtlL-CTO.N •. ENGHH.ERS S3.,.U.9. oo_ PROFESSIONALSERVICES~EMISSIOHS .. OffSET.S. __ _
' cer~Qf> JOHN C.6ROLLO ENGINEE'RS $6,258.76 ENGINEERING SERVICES·Pl·20
0&8fCl7 JOHN CAROLLO ENGINEERS S67t586.77 ENGINEERING SERVICES P1•21,P2·28,J-6-2,J-15
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(16AhC9 CENTEL SYSTfMS S270e64 PHONE SERVICES
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R[P0RT NUMBER AP~3
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
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71~-~-------------------~--~------~-------~--~------------a oaee10 CHfMIJEST INOUSTRJf.St INC. $76t902.62 ':'· ·;: ... :·FERRIC CHLORIDE
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08li811 CHEVRON u.s.A., INC. . S8tJ89e11 UNLEADED GASOLINE.
----·C8P812-------CHE'VRON ·USA,--INC.------·-----·--· -----S182.90 . ·GASOLINE·-----------
10 C88Bl3 COHPfH:SSOR COMPONENTS OF CALIF $750. on PUMP PARTS
" (lf!A~14 THE COMPUTER COACH Sl 9 3'10.00 COMPUTER TRAINING
~.:--. -<l'i'8!H·5 ONNf:b-L-4.fot...--P.AR-lS-.L-0-1...V ... $14.6. .. 8 TRUCK_eAR.tS ___ _..,.....,..._._,...,---~-------
1 UP.&Al6 CONSCLIOATEO ELf.CTRICAL DIST.. . $3t12le'l9 ·' .: . ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
14 Ob8 617 CONS CLJ DA TfD RE PROGP.AF HI CS !.5 t 09 0 • 56 · ,. BLUE PRINTING
~~--C!P.-8818-·ON·HNENlAb-··GHEH·JG-AL-6 ~h-356 •. 1)0 CHLORINE----·--------
~~ 08l\f:19 CONTROL DATA CORPOP.ATION S6tOH.53 DATA SERVICES
17 08Afl2!J COST.A MESA /IUTO SUPPLY S29:Se61f VEHICLE REPAIR •D os.s.f4,at .. AL-\.IA-T-E 32.1 .. .so RENTALEQ.UIP-HEN.__ ___________ _
CE&ff22 CUSTCHIZED PERSONNEL LTD. .Ut81i-h00' .. , . ·:,>,;'>'.,;;·:--:·:·.'. TEHPORARY SERVICES
. oae 623 CY r;( ~EX S2. 25 0. bC ·, ·~<:" :<,:. SERVI CE AGREEHENT
.. 21 --oae-e?.4 6·T·AH--OF-C·P.l:.IFORNU s].., 04le-A8 ,.(\.r,l DIESEL. USE .. JAX------------·-------
: ~ 086825 DAILY PILOT n2.oo ADVERTISING
-:c :r:: oe.e_026 TOM DAIJE:S $29. 33 EMPLOYEE HEETfNG & TRAVEL EXPENSES
-...._. 088-82 0£.CO-216 ELECTRIC.PARTS_...,....,. ___________ _
~to r,Aas2a DIGilAL EQUIPMENT coRP.'. .. .. '·:·;_<:[-::·'. ··s1s2.oo ,:·'::{ ····--·:,\".::,:;'~':.;e:>sERVICE AGREEMENT"'''····· · •·
··· -; ~ fll!f!829 DORACO ENTERPRlSESt INC~·. ~·· ,,. S89t415elt7 ;.:'}}:':~i<i_':-.\·~ EQUIPMENT REPAIRS/CONTRACT SERVl.CES·
---068~~0 DOR~·Ob-IVE-14-l-tJC---S510-.2.f, '';~''' , ... MECHANICAL P.ARTS---·---------
:_ tJ:;I OBP.l\31 DUNN EO"'AROS CORP• $106.85 PAINT SUPP~IES
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9 ~ C08832 DYNATRON ELECTRIC co., INC. S60e'l6 TRUCK REPAIRS · ~ --. -H m: · mm:~~~~::--Qu+~~ ···· ·· ·. : Sl ! m:H ,,[,J' , 0 ~v~fr:u:\_i~r;0'.' ~m~:~~;~~ STRI 8UTION ,,
;· --tlAPP.·3 E·HCHANTfR·r·INC-. ~9-w-G·O · .. :.: •:·., :. OCEAN SAHP.LING----.-----.. --------
08 8 837 JEFF ES BER S210 • 38 EMPLOYEE HI LEAGE
!JP.A838 fXXOf\ COMPANYt u.s.A.. $351.00 REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT
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HARS~ALL FAJRRES S3lf5.00 ··_.·;_DEFERRED COMP DISTRIBUTION
FEOERH D'PRESS CORP· $28.00 AIR FREIGHT
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GELBER PUMPS, INC. $55.66 PUMP PARTS
JOHN FLUKE MFG. co. t INC. S:S6.13 INSTRUMENT REPAIR .
r>-----F 0 RM S-8-Y---M A·l l--· ------S2 68 • 2 2---FORMS --·· --------·-··-· .. ·-· ---.. ·---
THE FOXBORO COti:PANY S't67e52 ' INSTRUMENTS
0888'+7 FJtOST ENGJNrERJNG SERVICES CO. S!O't.39 VALVE
. ----·(IA A Hlf 8·-.. ----·---·--·· .. -·GEtJE RAL-·T fl EFHONE·· COr-·------·---..... _. ________ .. _ ..... ·---· .. ··-······-·--S6 t 31t 2 • '16 ..... ------· .. -· · ....... ________ TELEPHONE
i OBRA49 GI ERLICH-~ITCHELLt INC. $'tl ,;slt:>.96 . FILTER BELTS,HECHANICAL REPAIRS
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CAPfl5il FRED A. H4~PER st t275.00 DEFERRED COMP DISTRIBUTION
---PeefJSl HHGH--8---·K-l·RK-r--ING··-·-·· .u2s.(,(t MECHANICAL.PARTS
;~ 0 8 81152 Hr!JL Ell PACKARD $l 3lf • 36 OCEAN HON I TOR ING
.,,; •·1 0 8 S ~ 5 3 H IL T I, HJ C • · $ 2 4 9 • 9 0 TOOLS
~ ----ctt~8~'t-----·--t-iOERf I GER-·e·.v·,-s.-CAL IF-.--.. ,·-lNC-.-----------$248. 71·--·-----COMPRESS.OR PARTS
• Ols8055 R.S. HUGHES co., INC. $3A8.92 GENERAL HARDWARE
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' REPORT NUMBER 'P43
~ COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS ~F ORANGE COUNTY
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" 5 WARRANT NO. VENDOR AMOUNT DESCRIPTION
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-08!!856 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH $20.90 WATER USEAGE
~ 088ft57 HUNTINGTON f.IEACH RUBBER ST AMF $15.90 .... ' RUBBER STAMPS * C8P.fi58 HURLE.Y .... ELE.C.JRONlCS.t-lN 21.0.....94 CQHPUTERJOQ,-.. _________ ~---....;..;
0 OBP859 HYORCTf)( FIELD SERVICE S8t301e'J5 LUBRICANTS
' OBB 860 I NCO f\ SYS EMS t I NC. I S62t629e13 EHi SS ION CONTROLS·SPEC H-030
2 -08.S.8b JN.UlKQN-C.ORP..OR.AU.OfL 85..-.ft.0 . INSTRUHEN.LREfAJ.B.,,___...,.,.....,..,.. ________ _
~, OASP.f2 . lNOUSTR UL THREAOED PROOUCTS $929.34 . ' :: ·,;/{:<'._;';·FITTINGS .. . ..
~ 088863 INLArvD EMPIRE EQUIPMENT CO. . $9?..47 ... ,.,· . TRUCK PARTS
.~ -· -ft88864--.--BR.VOr\-JACKS.ON--f2UHJLOlVl.S.1-0N · 262 .• .09 : : HECHANICALP.ARJS, ____________ _
6 oe a 865 • p Iv l[R A FI NANCE $183. lt9 JANITORIAL SUPPL I ES
! 08H66 KJ'Ml\f\ ~EARING$ & SUPPLY $875.34 BEARINGS/FITIINGS
1---v&efl67. KING-.eLAfi.l.NG•-lNC-.--$696 •. 7..2.._ ACIHNU.UP.f.LU:l
' 08M!68 OONA LO E. KINNEY $820.00 .. :· .. · ·.·': .. · y<:/' DEFERRED COMP DISTRIBUTION
i---~:~:~~ ~~!~~~~~~-~~!-~~~~G COt INC• $2~.~:~~. ·. ·' .. _·: .. ' .. '.(;;t:\\~·>:-·~·: ~-~~~.·~~TION -----------------
2 i,, 08HEi71 LIFECOM•SAFETY SERVICE SUPPLY $71.25 CYLINDER REPAIRS
.1 >< OtiCE!l2 LIGHllNG DISTRIBUTORS, INC. $581.20 ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 4 :::c ---~ag t-73 L.O C.A L-A.GE NC-¥-E.ORMA.UON-COtUS _s 70.0.a.0 AFCO_fEE.___. ____ _
~ ~ 0BB67't LORAIN PROClUCTS . S1 t'f73.00 '--' ;: ···:};:«;'·:. ~SERVICE AGREEMENT "
; ~· 08A875 MPS $75.26 · ... ,. '.'.:;·~·X1;'.~)j. PHOTO SERVICES
--088t'76 MS-· OHA-SERV·IC[.-COR-P-·--.so£..22 . :,; i.~ ;·;-;?if.L . OCEAN MONl.J.DRING
~ ·:o OAB877 HAG SYSTEMS' INC. s.na.:sa INSTRUMENT
9 ~ ll8oR78 MARVAC ELECTRONICS S37.'12 INSTRUMENT SUPPLIES .
1---08~-f:.19 M4.T-T----C.HL.O.R.,-lNC U.t.92.9 •. 11 CHLORINAil.ON._PARTL .. ---·-· -----------
OA£l8AO MCABOY YATES CORP. . u,uo.oa · .... _,. ·;::?: '_:iEDP CONSULT.ING SE~Vl.CES'.":·
OBA.P.81 MC(jA IN INSTRUMENTS S235. 00 . CAMERA REPAIR .
1---0 ~ 8 ~ 82 ---·--·MC MA STE R--0 ~Jl-S U12f2l-Y-C.O S 21-3 .• 6 l HE CHAN l.CAL.PARTSLT.DOLS, ____ _
oa~e83 CROMFTON METERMASTER INC. S608.52 TOOL . .
' C 8 fl ti 6 If MI CR C M 0 T I ON S 10 7 • 7 3 I NSTRUHENT PARTS
·t---OlllHU.~5 ..M lCROAG~.-COV.P.UlE~-· Sl-t..581 •. 86 .OFFI CLREPAIRS.
0~8886 MIOLAND MFG. CORP. S4tll2.23 /. · .. ;'MECHANICAL PARTS
. OOH'87 MINE SAFETY APPLIANCE.$ Co. $3t51fle72 SAFETY SUPPLIES
~ ·-Ml8 fc~R·---.J •·--A P.l ... UR-... MOO Rt-t·--CA-t-1-NC.. ---S61 n •. 5;:? · GAUGE-·.-·····--.. -. ·-··-·-·--· --....... ·-
OEi P fl.e9 MI CH AEL O. MOORE S1,·200. 0 0 EMPLOYEE MEETING & TRAVEL EXPENSES
oe&eq:> MOORf FROOUCTS co. S256.1)3 INSTRUMENT PARTS
t---08-M~!J.l MOOR.l-&--l..ABf:R----S2fi t950 •. 0D-ENGINEERING SERVICES-DIST_2 ...... -....... -... ·--·----
lll!BP.~2 MORITZ FOUf'\ORY Slt717e20 MANHOLE PART
. Obf'893 NATl.CNAL LUMBER Slt403.4CI HARDWARE/LUMBER
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!l8e895 NATIONAL TECMNJCAL INFORMATION S3.00 FREIGHT
G8Hf'% NEAL SUPPLY CO. $3il7.93 LUBRICANT
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' (188~98 NE"'ARK fLECTRONICS $3'J. l 7 CAPACITORS
088fl99 SY NlflSON SERVI Cf. INC. S15n.on LAB TESTING
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' . ·.REPORT NUHB°ER AP't3 .
. ~ COUNTY SANlTATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY·
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08~0 902 o.H. s. $1.470. 00 . TRASH BINS:
088903 OCE.A~ SALT co., INC. S330.72 ·-.-· SALT
! ---l\8R".IO'f --·-·--·OOESSA-ENGINEERH!G --.;,__$105.0D MONITOR---·----------
·~ 088905 ORANGE COAST ELECTRIC SUPPLY S3t852.'l9 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
II OAeqo6 ORANGE COUNTY FARH SUF-PLY co. SS5.81f COMPOST
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13 oaaqoe ORAN<:E couNTY IJHOLESALE . s3o3.29 · ·< ... :::,;,.;~;>.ELECTRICAL PARTS
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" IJ80'?Cl9 OAANGE VALVE & FITTING CO. S3t136e18. · .. )·::;';'.>, .. ;:FITTINGS
1 ~ ·--086'H0 OH·l-HX-CO~P---2-•024-.-t. . >'~'.'· .. :-.. MECHANICAL-PARTS,----------:--....:.....;__~
16 08 a 911 ex y GEN SERVI CE $968. 9 0 SPECIALTY GASES
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1 ~ -flM.t-91-3 C-OUN-1¥--SAN-J-l.A-T-l-ON-O-l-s.:r-R·l-G-T _., . , .. ,,,. . ~2-t-00.~.:0.4 " ., ,·· •. , .. · , .. ~ ~ .. ,. ,,,. .. ,,, "' REIHBURSE-WORKERS.....CO._..Mp....,_ __ ------. -, ... -.-,,-.,$
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u >< 088917 FACIFIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT CO• S3t126e25 SAFETY SUPPLIES·
:I: 08fl918 PACIFIC BELL $609.52 TELEPHONE
1-t 088-9!-JU..t.N-1-S-TA-T-l.oN ,. . ....... , .. '·· $154...S.J ·"·'·' ..... ,., .. ,,, , ,., .. ,; • ..,,.>,.PAINT-SUP.JU.I~--.-.-."':"'.~-~--------,---,-088920 PAK \JEST ..... ~-.. ·s'l't8 00 .. , i., ... ,, ........ ,. .. ,.,;,,JANITORIAL SUPPLIES. ··· "·,J;.~
-i 068CJ21 PARRISH POIJER PRODUCTS AN0\9R. . . ,. >i >··' $66:15·,: ·,:,:·.:.,'':.: .. \'.;~:6 :.<;;!~{F':,&/\'.DRIVE SHAFT .
~? _. --08P 922 p 41H-S-UNl-I M·Hf.'..0--u •. oa 1 •. 1.,9 '• , .. ,; ... · .· . ,~::~;.;:;::': AUTOMOTIVE--PART-------------'--
l ~ 0~~923 PAlTEN CORF./ TAYLOR INSTR• S63'1e2l INSTRUMENT PARTS
-1::" 08€924 ROY FENDERGRAFT Slf'tS.00 DEFERRED COMP DISTRl8UTION
·\----uA.S-92~ ~·HO-l-0-l<r-S.OVNO-CQ. ·:· "'· 99 . ...Slt ... ,. ..... ,,.,. ... '·",,., ... ,., .. ,.:;"•·,1 ... 0FF-IC~SUP-P.U.E._---. ----· oae926 .PRECISION TANK TESTINGt INC. ;.·., ssoa.oo .:_:.-:.~y.: .. i/: ·:.n:I(:/;/\t',:;pROFESSIONAL SERVICES .. DEISEL TANK TESTS.<·;,.:·.;'~
,; t'SP.927 HAROLD PR IHROSE ICE .· S90.DO <·> -. ·U/(/iij ICE
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'l8A1329 THE FP.OJECTS SOLUTION CO. S't16fl6.00 . INSTRUMENT INSPECTION
08~93f.I PULASKI & ARITA ARCHITECTS S9,200. 75 ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES-LANDSCAPE DESIGN
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08~ 932 · R/iJNeow DISPOSAL co. s43D.50. . . \':,:DISPOSAL SERVICES
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OAH933 RIVIERA FINANCE S.39.28 ,;'":, ·.· FILTER
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" 088935 THE' ~EPUBLIC SUPPLY CO. $985.27 GAUGE
,.. 088q36 RICIURDSt WATSONt DREYFUSS SlOO.O . .D LEGAL SERVICES
;;---OtHl937· RI·f.Ot+-CORP·OPA·HON ·-$216·e-78 ··,COPIER LEASES
j 1Jfl•938 ROf102 SURGICAL INSTRUMENT CO. $60el3 LAB SUPPLIES
IC ~·. 08"3539 ~OSEf'OUNT ANALYTJCAL•OELT/t S78.82 METER
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,. ~88941 JOSEFtl T. RYERSON & SON, me. u,292.n PUMP PART/STEEL .
~ (ie p. '3't2 SA NC CN ENG l NEER I NG t J NC• S28 t 7'f 5 • 0 0 CONTRACT SERVICES-SEWER DEWATER ING DIST 3
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.o OAe9t+'t SClfl\CE APPLICATIONS INT'L $17512'14.98 OCEAN MONITORING
H 08f!945 St:A COVil OESJf7NS S5R3.0\) OFFICE FURNITURE
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088947 SERPrNTIX CONVfYOR CORP. s2,54q.95 MECHANICAL GEARS
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REPORT NUMBER AP43
WARR~ ~T NO• VENDOR
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF ORANGE COUNTY
~-~---CLA.lBS-eAI.D-101-28181
AMOUNT Df.SCRlPTION
(188948 SETON NAME PLATE CORP. .$ .. iQ-~~6 ·. Off_i.CE-STGN
ObR949 SHAMROCK SUPPLY S359.'t0 .TOOLS
__ oaa~5 G-------.....SH [P-P.E.R O ... JUClU NER.'L..C.0. S.L.6aJ...._gg_ __ ........; _____ ;__,.;. ___ TRUCK REPAIRS=::-:-::~~----....;_ _ _:_ ___ _
otui%t sM 1 u. p 1 Pr , surP L v, 1 Nc s391.1 c:i i>iut-te.iN(fsffPPL1Es
!>88952 SOIL AND TESTING ENGINEERS Slt021.50 SOIL TESTING
__ ..... o B.£ g53 _____ sou ULCOAS.LllO OGE 11.5 •. 23 TRUCK PART~--..,.---------..;._ __ _
088954 SOUTHERN CALIF. EDISON co. SH8 9 236.85 , ._.,.. POWER--·
08b9!)5 so. CAL. GAS CO. . S2'tt356.67". _. NATURAL GAS . ·,
--081l ~5f>----· ... souu-.ERN-COUNT-I ES-0.l-L-CO t....5l9 .• 2 5 QI ~$.~Lf!J=E=L _____________ . ----
OC f: 9~ 7 SP~Rt<LETTS ORltJKING WATER $21526.73 WATER
0889~8 SPECIALIZED PRODUCTS CO. $635. 75 COMPUTER TOOL
-08-~~59. ---SP.UC£ . ..S12.£E.OOM~lE.R s.2H •. 6.0 J\~IQ~9JIVE REPAIR
088C6i) STAR TOOL & SUPPL y co S5 870 25 .;·:~:·.~:-.-=·;<:~~~~: A.··100LS
oe fi 961 STER LI NG ART • '$86: 0 7 : ' :,: '.t.'i·~;··:}';i~;''.< ENGINEERING SUPPLIES
--OBA'%2-----STfRLUJG-.{lP:r-IC-.AL U.3 .•. 95 · .. · . ·~·-~ H. ; fiPJJ_~AJ. .. l.t~J!.BANCE
rr1 O~u%3 SUMMIT STEEL $674.61 .. STEEL ·---------------
~ 0Afl96lt SUNSET FORD S535e88 TRUCK PARTS
......__a 6 lt9 f.S----------SU P £.ILC HE.IL. C 0 R IL s_i 5 2.e .Q JANITOR I AL SUPPLI ES
tc · oau966 suPEP.INTENDENT oF oocuMENTs ··• s3tto.oo· .. ,.···~ · _·,, · ·:··:·;"· i .·: iiu&LicAiio"N______ ~-------------
~ 08b967 THE ~UPPLIE.RS . · $3 9 271.93 , ·"'.·~:· .. ··.~ .. :~~-':",PUMP PARTS/OPERATING SUPPLIES
--OP.Sj%1\-----SUR..•-Ll.lE-CORf.OR.A.1-JON-6 ••. 95.1..6.lf . .. . . ~-.-.':-'., ·;_\;~'_:<, .. GAS_BU.IU~E;R.i ..
tc:t 08&%9 SURVEYORS SERVICE co. $250.21 MECHANICAL PARTS J, CA~971J T & C INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS, INC Slt025.52 ELECTRONIC CONTROL
~81l9H HfEIU'.o.J.NAL.U..l.cAL.•--1.NC. • .J..NOJ~.C..l' S3Q6 • .C.. LAB ANALYSl:..::S;..._ ______________ _
ooP. 912 ro~N E A ov rR u srRs s31. 26 : -: , --~:"·>~:;·.·;·,·>:.: Aov£RT'1 s"iNG
OCl-!973 TRUCf( & AUTO SUPPLYt INC. $2 9 535.31··.· <; ·: · ''</;>·,'AUTOMOTIVE PARTS --O~Jl974 -J.G.-TUCt<-t-R--&--SONt--J.NC. t .• 364 •. 4 . ··-,··: INSTRU11ENL~Al\"""T=S----------------
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08lt975 HllNING LARORATORll:S $467.00 LAB INSPECTION
oae976 UNDEUGROUNO SEP.VICE ALERT S221f.OO MEMBERSHIP FEES
--\ltH!-~-H--UNI.:rEO-P.ARCEL-S[R\tl-CE-_$23.3 .•. u eA.f\C~J., -~~R~.l~.=-E _____________ _
Cf! ~97A V. o. c. ff.STING Sl t 50 O •Oil · . , --y · LAB TESTING
08P979 VWR SCJfNTJFIC UtltOl.46 ...... ' INSTRUMENTS
--··O 8 ft 980 ··-----·-----VA L.C CM·------·----···· ···---··----------------.. S.17.7 .... 7_4 . ~·-~ .. ~. ~ HE CHAN I CAL PART$_:_ ________ ··-·-··--··-----
08fl9H l VALLEY CITIES SUPHY co. Slft742.32 FITTINGS/SUPPLIES
oae9P2 VALVf g STEEL SUPPLY co. S3t466.20 VALVES
~{~U.!iilt3------V I K UG--l NO u STRIA L-.SWH~L.Y----___ .$ 58~-· u._____ SAFETY SlW~L I ~.s ·------·--·------··-···----····--·-
0 Et 0 581J ~IA L HRS Wt10L E SALE ELECTRIC $235. 55 ELECTRIC SUPPL I ES .
0Bft585 CARL WAfrn·rn & r.o. S5R0.16 . INSURANCE CLAIMS ADMINIS.TRATION
---0 ~fl 9 8 6. --·-·····---· .. ···-··-\.I Au K ESH A .. ENG I r~ r .. s ( R v I cf N ·TE R·--·--··-----·------·---·· $14 ·• 0 4 3. 7 8 .HE CHAN I CAL .. P .ARTL----·-----·----·-.. ·-··--· --------
U 8811H7 lJEST HES CAf<F10N, INC. !R95.lf2 CHEMICALS
~f\~Qff8 ~f.ST COAST ANALYTICAL SRV. $60!1.00 LAB SERVICES
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08H'391J lJESTrRN STATf CHEMICAL SUPPLY $61269.16 . CAUSTIC SODA
oeeq~l \JESTERN TfCHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES S381.60 FLOW SENSOR
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C 6P993 WILLC:AN ASSOCIATES U5tR8'le33 ENGINEERING SERVICES·EUCLID SEWER DESIGN -DI.SI~
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~ z REPORT NUMBER AP~3
-COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF·ORAHGE COUNTY~ . .
J .-1---------------------------_;.._CLA-IMS--P"Al0-10t.21J/3-7
WARRANT NO. VE NOOR AMOUNT OE SCP I PTION
08H991f
II
9 O~P995 . >'ERO)( CORPe
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10 081!997 EVERETT H. YORK°CO.
'-11 ii 088998 21 P TEMPORARY PERSONNEL
ROURKE & WOODRUFF .. S 16, 991. t 7 · · ·• ·'·i, '.~·::' "·'· LEGAL SERVICES .... ' .
S3t't52.72· ·LEASES
-----· S24 9 •. 73 __________ _,GAUGES. ____ _
$l2't. 05 HOSE
s 1 lf t. If O TEMPORARY SERVICES
TOTAL CLAIMS PAID 10/28/87 $1 ''5 8 6 ' 51 7. 71 u ------· ·---------------------------------=-~-~-~-~---------------------· .. ~·~· -----~~·~----------~------~ I~
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-~ 1 OPER FUND $ 194.40 ·
.! _;:::j.__L_ACO .. FUND_:-----~~---,.-~.__,.~~~_,.,.....~..,..------~~,.,.....,..--~--ltl...OIJ . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . • :_~--~ .m:F~~~: · · · · ·. ·, 2~.: nut'.·!·1:;:·; ~:;~~~~:~rfil;}~::jw }:::rnf ~j·:· '(/::y ·~· ·_· ·
•_ tx:I 3 ACO FUND 336.04
.? ~ 5 OPER FUND 5,050.68
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7-F/R FUND . 13-63 ,·_ ':
11 OPER FUND 14,312.18
5&6 OPER FUND 71,772.58
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~ 7&11' OPER FUND 2,376.72 ~·/·/<<·:,·/: .. <:·:.~;;
-~ --JT -OPER FUND---·------l,054,834 .. 15,----------------'------------------
CORF 234,208.60
SELF FUNDED WORKERS COMP INSURANCE FUND 4,959.13
-~T-WORKING---CAP.ITAL .130,541.54-. -·----·-----
$1, 586' 517. 71
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
) SS.
COUNTY OF ORANGE, )
Pursuant to California Government Code Section 54954.2,
I hereby certify that the Agenda for the Regular Board Meeting
on ~ \~ , 1987 was duly posted for public inspection
at the main lobby of the Districts' offices on~\ C>
1987.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this ,~~
day of~ ' 1987.
Rita J. Brown, Secretary of
each of the Boards of Directors
of County Sanitation Districts
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 &
14 of Orange County, California
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