08/13/1974 - Packet TIGARDWATER DISTRICT 81341S. W. COMMERCIAL ST.
TIGARD, OREGON 97223
PHONE (503) 639-1554
' August 13, 1974
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
1. OATH OF OFFICE TO NEWLY ELECTED COMMISSIONER
2. RESOLUTION TO APPROVE MINUTES OF LAST MEETING
3. VISITORS
4. RESOLUTION TO PAY VOUCHERS
5. RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH COOPER MOUNTAIN
WATER DISTRICT TO GRANT THEM A SMALL PORTION OF
TIGA.RI) WATER DISTRICT'S WATER RIGHTS TO PUMP WATER
6. RESOLUTION TO APPROVE INDENTURE IN WHICH SOUTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD GRANTS TO TIGARD WATER DISTRICT
,,,r,,, AN EASEMENT TO INSTALL A 12-INCH MAIN UNDER THE
RAILROAD TRACKS NEAR TIEDEMAN AND NORTH DAKOTA
7. OTl at BUSINESS
ADJOURNMENT
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
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1. Oath of office to aewly elected commissioner.
Ken Baines will administer the oath of office to John Schwartz,
Position #5, as follows:
"I, John Schwartz, being duly sworn on oath, depose
and states
I will, as Commissioner of the Tigard Water District, perform
my duties as such Commissioner in conformity with the laws of the
United States and State of Oregon, and the ordinances and regulations
of the Tigard Water District."
2. Resolution to approve minutes of last meeting,.
3. Visitors.
Mr. Keith Phildiuss 16565 S. W. 113th Avenue
Mr. Bud Spezzas 14705 S. W. Sunrise Lane
Noir' Mr. Phildiuss
Mr. Phildius will probably appear before the Board again to
reiuest approval of a temporary connection via the King City Royal
Mobile Villas.
I believe temporary connections should be kept to an absolute
minimum because once water service is provided, the customer can see
no need to pay for a main extension. (As evidenced by the group from
113th Avenue who appeared before the Board at the last meeting).
If one is in dire need of water and a main must be installed prior to
receiving water service it does not seem to be such a difficult task
to accumulate the necessary funds.
We have now "satisfied" the six parties located on the south end
of 113th Avenue. A 6" main with a fire hydrant has been installed on
a permanent basis. These six residents will be served via a 2-inch
temporary meter serving the 6" main from the Mobile Villas. When the
8" main is completed to Durham Road and connected there to an existing
main, the 2" meter will be removed.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
The Board will have to decide whether to grant Mr. Phildius a
temporary connection or reruire him to extend a main 580 feet to the
far side of his property. Estimated costs $3,480.
There may be alternatives if others decide to participate.
The main could be extended 220 feet further for an additional $1,920,
(Totals $5,400), which would include the Steel's who must participate
because they now have a legitimate temporary connection. There are
only two other property owners along the route; namelys the Moffattss
and Benz'. If all four property owners shared the costs e -ually, each
would pay $1,320. At this time it appears that the Moffatt's may
participate, but the Benz will not.
To satisfy the needs of Mr. Phildius and to eliminate all
individual temporary connections from the Royal Mobile Villas it is
recommended that all efforts be made to extend the main past the
Steel's property even if the Tigard Water District must bear some of
the cost.
Bud Spezzas
Mr. Spezza has been invited to appear before the Board to ropiest
a temporary connection for a new home hrplans to construct north of
Sunrise Lane (Bull Mountain). Copies of correspondence on the matter
are enclosed.
4. Resolution to pay vouchers.
5. Resolution to approve •$rent with Cooper Mountain Water District
to grant them a small portion of Tigard Water District's water rights
to pump water.
Ken Baines has prepared a contract which I believe protects the
interests of the Tigard Water District and provides Cooper Mountain
Water District with the water they need.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
6. Resolution to a pProvff indenture in which Southern Pacific
Railroad grants to Tigard Water District an easement to install
aa 12-inch main under the railroad tracks near Tiedeman and North
Dakota Streets.
This is a routine resolution required by Southern Pacific prior
to granting an easement. The district has 10 other identical inden-
tures on file.
7. Other business.
8. Summary of Employee's Pension Plan.
As refuested by the Chairman at the last meeting enclosed is
a one-page summary of the water district's pension plan. Individual
booklets will be forthcoming in about a month.
9. A meter for every house.
lo.. Section 4 of the Rules and Regulations prescribes that a separate
service connection will be rekv iced for each dwelling, apartment or
motel, place of business, and institution. No user shall furnish
water to any family, business, institution or premises other than
those occupied by himself; provided, however, that the Board may
permit a user to supply others through his service connection in
which event such user will be charged an additional monthly minimum
for each additional user so supplied. Such permit may be revoked
and separate service connections rewired at any time.
It is estimated that there are 20 dual connections of this type
in the district. There is no way of knowing whether these connections
were made legally or illegally since each occurred, in most cases,
many years ago. For example, a home owner located on 103rd Avenue has
been serving another home on 100th Avenue for at least 8 years. Upon
investigation it was learned that this was approved by a former super-
intendent.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
It would be appropriate to eliminate all of these dual con-
nections and rewire that a meter be installed at the street at
the customers expense.
In some cases this may be a hardship because meter costs have
increased substantially in the past two years. Since they are al-
ready being served water it would appear that the connection fee of $200
should be waived. Cost would then be $150, in addition to changing
their own service line to the house.
The Board's approval is recommended.
10. Final financial report for fiscal gear 1973-74.
The district finished the fiscal year, ending June 30, 1974, in
the "black". Final tabulations are shown below (subject to audit):
General Fund
Income Budget Actual
Meter installations $ 60,000 $ 76,659
1161, Water sales 382,800 372,972
Developers - overhead, engineering,
e uipment and wage reimbursement 41,400 44,311
Miscellaneous 27,230 25,277
4 $519,219 +,7 7
TotalIncome: $ 511:! 30.,,... .,,,., ... ' 89,.,,..
Expenses
Salaries $ 131,020 $130,122
Water costs, incl. electricity 100,000 96,151
Pipe replacements & extensions 72,000 70,438
Bond Sinking Fund 93,960 93,960
Miscellaneous 114,450 116,017
Total Expenses: $ 511,430 $506,688 - $4,742
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
This indicates a net gain for the year of $12,531 from the
budgeted amount. However, most of these funds are represented in a
higher inventory from last year.
In conclusion, I believe we have accomplished the planned goals
for the year, and also, were able to remain fiscally responsible.
(None of you will go to jail this year).
11. Water Sales and Storage
Water sales for July were at an all-time high of 9,648,800
cubic feet or 72.34 million gallons. This is an average of 2.4
million gallons per day. This has been a relatively cool summer
(July) so the increased consumption must be due to new connections.
It immediately reflects a need to examine the storage capacity of the
district. With the need of 3 days average demand in storage, 7.2
million gallons are required. We have 7.4 million gallons on hand.
The master plan calls for a 5-million gallon reservoir to be
constructed near 125th and Gaarde. The lot has been purchased and
permission has been granted from the county to construct a reservoir
on the site. I had envisioned that the reservoir should be constructed
in 1978 and be operational by 1980. In view of the increased consump-
tion I would revise that projected date so that the reservoir is ready
by 1978 which means construction must start by 1976.
Cost for a pre-stressed concrete (subsurface) 5-million gallon
reservoir is estimated at $400,000 or 8c per gallon. 10c per gallon
is used as an acceptable guide. In addition, a pipe line of 16-inch
will have to be extended a distance of 10,300 feet at a total cost of
$200,000.
The financing of a new reservoir should be considered. Presently,
there are no federal grants available for municipal water systems.
Consequently, funds will have to be derived from a bond issue or other
means. It has been my goal for some time to construct this reservoir
without a bond issue. Funds could be made available from the General
Fund if the pipe replacement program were completed at an early date.
Enclosed is a complete summary of all pipe lines in the district needing
replacing or enlarging, subsequent to July 1, 1975. Upon installation,
the entire water distribution system will be made of cast iron, or
equivalent, all adequately sized. Total estimated costs $346,500.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
13. Unmetered water
Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft. Cu. Ft.
Month L Pumped Purchased Total Sold Loss Loss
Year x 1000 x 1000 x 1000 x 1000 x 1000
July 1974 3,763 7,054* 10,817 9,649 1,168 10.8%
Cumulative Totals
FY 1974-75:
10,817 9,649 1,168 10.87.
* Almost 2/3's (65%) of the water consumed during July was purchased
from Lake Oswego.
Past summary of water losses: FY1972-73: 18.3%
FY1973-74: 11.17E
14. Water pumped from wells, calendar year 1974:
Mouth Cubic Feet Acre-feet Allocation/month Remarks
1974 Acre-feet
January 3,021,250 69.4 88 #4 off
February 2,737,480 62.8 88 #4 off
March 2,884,620 66.2 88 #4 off
April 2,794,280 64.1 88 #4 off
May 3,861,800 88.7 88 #4 on
June 3,734,470 85.7 88 #4 on
July 3,763,490 86.4 88 #4 on
Sub-total: 22,797,390 523.3 616
August 88
September 88
October 88
November (TWD + Cooper Mountain) 90
December (TWD + Cooper Mountain) 90
Total Appropriations 1,060
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
440- 15. Work accomplished during July 1974.
a. TWD installed 40 feet of 8" C.I. and 300 feet of 6" C.I.
+ 1 fire hydrant at the terminus of S. W. 113th Avenue and on an
easement road, south of Durham Road. (Developer's)
b. TWD installed 800 feet of 12" D.I. + 1 fire hydrant along
Sattler Road, between 94th and 98th Avenues, to replace 4" O.D.
(Pipe replacement)
c. TWD installed 1400 feet of 12" D.I. + 3 fire hydrants
along Bull Mountain Road from 90° bend to 150th Avenue and 280 feet
of 12" D.I. along 150th, south of Bull Mountain Road, to replace
6" O.D. steel pipe., (Pipe replacement)
d. Private contractor installed 1900 feet of 8" C.I. + 5 fire
hydrants along 85th Avenue, south of Durham Road, for United Sewerage
Agency. (Developers)
e. TWD installed 21 meters. (4241 - 4221). District also
serves 120 meters in Metzger Water District.
16. Work to be accomplished durinf remainder of 1974.
vow August
a. TWD install 300 feet of 12" D.I., 1960 feet of 8" C.I., and
500 feet of 6" C.I. + 5 fire hydrants along 108th Avenue, south of
Durham Road, for Mrs. Ogle, et al. (Developer's)
b. TWD install 900 feet of 8" C.Y. + 1 fire hydrant along 133rd
Avenue, south of Bull Mountain Road, to replace 4" 0.0. steel pipe.
(Pipe replacement)
c. Private contractor install 1750 feet of 6" C.I. + 5 fire
hydrants off Burnham Street for Tigard Mini-Warehouse.
d. Private contractor reroute 12" D.I. under Fenno Creek on Main
Street for TWD. (Pipe replacement)
e. Private contractor reroute 12" G.I. under Fanno Creek on Ash
Street for TWD. (To be paid for by USA)
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
Nilow September
a. TWD install 1300 feet of 6" C.I. + 1 fire hydrant along
Derry Dell, Park to Watkins, to replace 4" O.D. steel pipe.
(Pipe replacement)
b. TWD install 400 feet of 6" C.I. and plastic main in 36"
steel casing under two sets of railroad tracks along Bonita Road,
between 74th and General Chain Bar Company. (Pipe extension)
c. TWD install, along with Cornell Manufacturing Company, a
pump station with 3-25hp pumps at new Hi Tor reservoir site to
provide adequate pressure in area. (General Fund)
October
a. TWD install 1450 feet of 8" C.I. + 3 fire hydrants along
Commercial Street, between Hall and Main, to replace 6" 0.D. steel
pipe. (Pipe replacement)
b. TWD install 300 feet of 12" D.I. and 300 feet of 6" G.I.
+ 1 fire hydrant along Fern Street, west of 135th Avenue, to replace
4" 0.D. steel pipe. (Pipe replacement)
err c. TWD install 500 feet of 6" C.I. + 2 fire hydrants along
114th Avenue, north of Bull Mountain Road, to replace 4" Q.D. steel
pipe. (Pipe replacement)
November
a. TWD install 500 feet of 12" D.I. along Pacific Highway,
between Johnson and MacKenzie Streets. (Pipe extension)
b. TWD install 50 feet of 6" C.I. near Hiranport, Inc., on
Hunziker to complete circulation loop between 12" and 6" mains.
(Pipe extension)
c. TWD install 12" x 6" tee and connect 12" C.I. and 6" C.I.
at terminus of 12" C.I. line on 72nd Avenue, south of Bonita Road.
(General Fund)
d. TWD abandon 4" galvanized on Hunziker Road, between Hall
and Irvington-Moore Comapny by connecting services to 12" main on
south side of Hunziker. (General Fund)
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ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT (Continued)
December
a. TWD install 4" fire hydrants at following locations:
(1) James Street at Howard Drive (S. W. corner)
(2) 119th and North Dakota (6" f.h. ; N. E. corner)
(3) Buricrest, between Burlheights & Suwmercrest (cul de sac)
(4) 121st and Sumer (S. W. corner)
(5) 121st and Katherine (S.E. corner)
(6) 116th and Lynn (S. W. corner)
(7) Lynn, between 118th and 119th (So. side between TL 135 & 136)
(8) Karol Court and Katherine (S. W. corner)
(9) Ash Drive and Frewing Court (S. W. corner)
(10) Hill View and 103rd (S. B. corner of cul de sac)
(11) 88th and Pinebrook (N. B. corner)
(12) Monterey Lane and King Richard (N. E. corner)
(13) 132nd and Bull Mt. Road (North of Knauss' house)
(14) Terminus of 133rd, near Beef Bend Road
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(503) 639-4778
BUD SPEZZA
President
OlgteeIA/awe Earefifrizeded
14675 S. W. SUNRISE LANE
BULL MOUNTAIN
TIGARD, OREGON 97223
July 23, 197 ;
Tigard Water District
Tigard, Ore on 97223
Gentlemen:
I intend to build a new home for my married daughter adjacent to my
residence on Bull Mountain (see attached map). When I mace, application
for water service to my home two years ago, I was told that we could
not connect to any neighbors who might be in dire need of water service.
You have since allowed Ellington to nook up to cur service as a con-
venience to yourself so I am wondering what rationale you will use in
deciding why we cannot hook up to the proposed new home from the present
servic, even if I find it necessary to discontinue service to Mington.
Awaiting : our reply.
TTcarr truly, -
;(
iIrry
Bud Spezza
cc: Ken Baines
TIGARD WATER DISTRICT 8841 S. W. COMMERCIAL BT.
TIGARD, OREGON 97223
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PHONE (503) 639-1554
July 24, 1974
Bud Spezza
14675 S. W. Sunrise Lane
Tigard, Oregon 97223
Dear Mr. Spezza:
Your letter of July 23, 1974 is acknowledged.
A review of past commitments and agreements is in order prior to
responding to your specific question on water service for a new home
near S. W. Sunrise Lane.
On June 19, 1972 you were granted permission to serve an existing
home via a temporary connection from a main located on Sunrise Lane.
(Enclosure 1). At that time I discussed with you the necessity of
extending a main, at your expense, along the thoroughfare to your house
if additional homes were built or if others were connected to the water
system. You assured me that there were no other homes in the area to be
served water nor were any new homes planned to be constructed. Within a
week after our agreement was consummated I learned that there were other
property owners near your home to the north in dire need of water. I
believe now, as I did then, that you deceived me upon applying for the
temporary connection.
The Ellington's temporary connection on September 4, 1973 was for
his immediate convenience as stated in the agreement (Enclosure 2) and
not the Tigard Water District. Subsequently, you entered into an agree-
ment (Enclosure 3) with Ellington via your attorney, Mr. Lyle W. Banton.
It is your prerogative if you care to renege on this agreement. The
Tigard Water District was not a party to the agreement as evidenced by
Enclosure 4.
The Board of Commissioners will have to approve the connection of a
new home to the existing service line. Section 4 of the Rules and Regu-
lations (copy enclosed) describes the procedure. The Board could approve
your request or require that a main be installed along the thoroughfare
in front of the new house.
It is suggested that you appear before the Board at the next regular
meeting on August 13th to make application for another temporary connection.
Very truly yours,
I 'k
Robert E. Santee
Enclt 5 Administrator
cc: Ken Baines
Lyle W. Banton
AGREEMENT
The parties to this Agreement are TIGARD WATER DISTRICT, a
municipal corporation of Washington County, Oregon, hereinafter
referred to as "Tigard," and COOPER MOUNTAIN WATER DISTRICT, a
municipal corporation of Washington County, Oregon, hereinafter
referred to as "Cooper Mountain. "
WHEREAS, by order of the State Engineer of Oregon dated May
17, 1974, the Cooper Mountain - Bull Mountain area has been de-
clared a "critical ground water area"; that Tigard has been re-
stricted to appropriate from its four (4) wells no more than
1,060 acre-feet of water per year during 1974, 1975, and 1976;
and that Cooper Mountain must cease pumping from its only well
by November 17, 1974, unless another water right to pump can be
obtained; and
WHEREAS, Cooper Mountain has requested from Tigard, and Ti-
gard has agreed, to grant Cooper Mountain a partial right to pump
water from its own well under certain conditions.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED:
1. Tigard hereby grants to Cooper Mountain, subject to revo-
cation, a partial water right. In consideration of this grant,
Cooper Mountain hereby agrees to pay Tigard for all water appro-
priated by Cooper Mountain which, if not so appropriated, would
have been appropriated by Tigard. The parties shall rely upon
Tigard's 1973 well records to determine whether or not the water
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would have been appropriated by Tigard but for Cooper Mountain.
Cooper Mountain agrees to pay Tigard the rate charged to Tigard
for surface water purchased in lieu thereof.
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2. Cooper Mountain agrees to report to Tigard by the 5th
day of each month the monthly readings of the quantity of water
appropriated.
3. All sums due Tigard by virtue of this Agreement shall be
payable within thirty (30) days after receipt of Tigard's statement.
4. Cooper Mountain agrees not to make any new connections
to its water system without the prior written approval of Tigard.
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4 5 . This Agreement is executed because of the order of the
State Engineer of Oregon dated May 17, 1974, and subsequent orders
by the State Engineer or his representatives may require revisions
or cancellation of this Agreement.
6. This Agreement and the rights hereby granted are subject
p.r
to cancellation by either party upon thirty (30) days' writ-
ten notice delivered to the other party at the addresses set forth
below.
Executed and delivered by the parties pursuant to authority
previously granted to them by their Boards of Commissioners.
Dated , 1974 TIGARD WATER DISTRICT
By
Chairman
Address : 8841 S. W. Commercial
Tigard, Oregon 97223
Dated , 1974 COOPER MOUNTAIN WATER DISTRICT
By
Chairman
Address :
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WILLIAM M. STEBBINS, C.L.U. & ASSOCIATES
INSURANCE CONSULTANTS & BROKERS
PORTLAND OFFICE-SUITE 976,BOISE CASCADE BUILDING,PORTLAND,OREGON 97201-PHONE 224-7410
TIGARD OFFICE-13273 S.W. BULL MT. RD.,TIGARD,OREGON 97223-PHONE 639-5525
PLANNING FOR:
Oq OFFERING:
ASSET CONSERVATION INVESTMENT BROKERAGE
EXECUTIVE ADVANTAGES INSURANCE BROKERAGE
BUSINESS CONTINUATION BUSINESS PLANNING
PROFIT RETENTION PENSION&PROFIT SHARING
July 31 , 1974
TO: Board of Directors and Participating Employees of Pension Plan
FROM: William M. Stebbins, C.L.U. , Underwriting Consultant 8 Broker
SUBJECT: Description of current Pension Plan
1. Ellgibllity: All full time employees are eligible to participate with one year
of continuous employment with the employer. To be eligible on the anniversary
date of the plan, July 1 , of each year. He must have attained the age of 25
years in order to participate.
11. Contributions to the Plan: Each year the Water District will contribute 7% of
the employees compensation as to that portion of the annual contribution. For
example, $10,000 of earnings will develop a District contribution of $700.00 for
that year. That contribution is placed in-a life insurance retirement income
contract for the benefit of the employee and at age 30 this would provide
approximately $18,000 of life insurance with the pension benefits accumulating
under the District's 7% of compensation. These values at retirement age 65
would be guaranteed in cash value in the amount of $30,456 as well as the
accumulation of dividends earned from the plan that can only be estimated and
currently would provide an additional amount of $16,416 based on current dividend
scales. Therefore In this illustration, cash value accumulations total at
retirement would be $46,872.
111 . Side Fund: The side fund accumulations on employees contributions at 3% per year
of compensation; that accumulation is fully 100% vested and owned by the employee
under all circumstances of termination or eventual retirement.
Using our illustration of a male age 30 with 10,000 of earnings, he would annually
contribute $300 or 3% of his $10,000 of earnings. There would then be an
additional accumulation on his side fund of $23,058 with our 6% assumption on
earnings . Therefore by this illustration we have a total accumulated in his
account $69,930 and applying a pension benefit on the total there would be under
present annuity rates $497.00 of lifetime pension, 10 years certain and continuous.
IV. Vesting Schedule for Employees: During the first five years of participation in the
plan, the employee does not participate in the accumulation of the District's
contributions . From the fifth year on, the vesting is increased in the employees
account 10% per year over a period of 10 years thereby at the end of 15 years of
participation in the plan he is 10i% vasted in the District's contributions along
with his own contributions, This is a brief summary and the Trust Document is the
basic referral . Booklets are on order for all participating employees and for
future new employees.
Wm. M. Stebbins, C.L.U.
"FINANCIAL PLANNING PRODUCES TAX S NGS" ��
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PIPE REPLACEMENTS (after 1 July 1975)
Bull Mountain
41010
1. 133rd, south of Bull Mt. Road (Phase II),
(replace 4" 0.D.)
850' of 8" C.I. @ $8/ft $ 6,800
2. Bull Mt. Road, 144th to 150th Avenue.
(parallel 8" C.I.)
1600' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft 19,200
3. Sunrise Lane, Hi Tor to 150th Ave.
(replace 4" 0.D. and parallel for pressure)
1800' of 8" C.I. (times 2) @ $8/ft 28,800
4. 150th, Bull Mt. to Sunrise Lane
(replace 4" 0.D. and parallel for pressure)
1100' of 12" @ $12/ft $13,200
1100' of 8" C.I. @ $8df t 8,800
22,000
5. 146th, Bull Mt. to Sunrise Lane
(replace 4" 0.D.)
1100' of 6" G.I. @ $6/ft 6,600
Totals Bull Mountains $ 83,400
low
West of Pacific Highway
1. Fern Street, west of 135th Avenue
(parallel 6" C.I. for pressure)
800' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft $ 9,600
2. #3 reservoir to 132nd and Walnut
(parallel 8" C.i.)
2,200' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft 26,400
3. James, west of 121st Avenue
(replace 4" 0.D.)
600' of 6" C.I. @ $6/ft 3,600
4. Marion, west of 121st Avenue
(replace 4" 0.D.)
1900' of 8* C.I. @ $8/ft 15,200
5. 117th Avenue, south of Gaarde
(replace 4" 0.D.)
640' of 6" C.I. @ $6/ft 3,840
6. Gaarde, Pac Hwy to 121st Avenue
(replace 4" and 6" 0.D.)
'~ 3800' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft 45,600
7. Watkins, Derry Dell to Walnut Street
(replace 4" 0.8.)
900' of 8" C.I. @ $8/ft 7,200
Totals West of Pac Hwy: 111,440
PIPE REPLACEMENTS (Continued)
Little Bull Mountain
1. 96th, Murdock to Sattler Road
(replace 4" 0.D.)
1800' of 8" C.I. @ $8/ft $14,400
550' of 6" C.I. @ $6/ft 3,300
$17,700
2. 103rd, Inez to MacDonald Avenue
(replace 6" O.D.)
1300' of 6" C.I. @ $6/ft 7,800
Total: Little Bull Mountain: $ 25,500
East of Pacific Hi hwa
1. Hall Blvd., Burnham to Hunaiker Road
(replace 6" 0.D.) ($1 000)
1400' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft + RR crossing ' $17,800
Totals East of Pac Hwys 17,800
Pacific Highway
%ww East Side
1. Beef Bend to Canterbury Lane
(Extension)
2030' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft $24,360
2. Garrett to Main Street
(replace 6" C.I.)
2300' of 12" D.I. 0 $12/ft 27,600
West Side
1. Canterbury to Walnut Street
(replace 40 and 6" 0.D.)
4700' of 12" D.I. @ $12/ft 56,400
Totals Pacific Highways 108,360
TOTAL: PIPE REPLACEMENTS $ 346,500