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I S T R I C T E N G I N E E R ‘ S R E P O R T
March 25, 2005
To: PBCSD Board of Directors
From: Michael Niccum, District Engineer
Subject: Status
of Capital Improvement Program Projects
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1. PBCSD Public Facilities Improvement Project
A certificate
of final completion was issued to DMC Construction, Inc. on March 15, 2005 for
the site facilities project. Retention
of $50,000 of the revised contract amount of $2,956,294 will be released within
30 days. The Paul Davis Partnership is
completing preparation of as-built plans based on contractor field notes.
2. Third Priority Fire Protection Water
Pipeline Replacement Project
Monterey
Peninsula Engineers, Inc. (MPE) made good progress on the Third Priority Fire
Protection Water Pipeline Replacement completing installation of 2,400 feet of
water main line on upper
3. 2005 Sewer Line Replacement Project
E2 Consulting
Engineers are preparing plans and specifications for the 2005 Sewer Line
Replacement Project. The bid documents
are scheduled to be ready for consideration by the Board at its April meeting. An allocation of $500,000 is included in the
2004-05 fiscal year budget for this project.
Construction
fieldwork for the
5. Pump Station P-7 Wet Well Expansion Project
Mountain Mechanical
Contracting, Inc., started fieldwork to repair a water leak on the interior of
the new 24,000-gallon fiberglass tank constructed for the P-7 Pump Station (18th
Fairway of Pebble Beach Golf Links) Wet Well Expansion Project.
6. Recycled Water Pipeline Cathodic Protection
System Project
Corrpro
Companies has achieved final completion for the recycled water pipeline
cathodic protection system project. Ten
percent of the $103,000 construction contract will retained for 30 days.
7. Pump Station SCADA System Improvement Project
SBC has been on site installing the network telephone
equipment required to allow connection over DSL lines between each pump station
location and has not completed installation of new DSL lines to pump stations
P-2 (Fan Shell Beach) and P-8 (Inn at Spanish Bay). New instrumentation controls are operating at
all eight wastewater pump stations. The
remaining work items include installation of radio antennas at several pump
station sites and integration of the new SCADA system with the District local
area computer network.
8.
A status report for construction of the Forest Lake
Reservoir Components of the Expanded CAWD / PBCSD Wastewater Reclamation Project
is included in Agenda Item Number 9.
Reviewed:
General Manager: RA
Date: 3/18/05 Agenda
Item No. 11