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11/10/2014
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Mr. Michael Grochala <br />City of Lino Lakes, MN <br />October 27, 2014 <br />Page 4 <br />• Proposed future trunk water distribution system layout map; <br />• Proposed future average day and peak hour demand pressure contour map; <br />• Proposed future maximum day demand and available fire flow pressure contour map; <br />• Water model pipe and node map Computer Model; and <br />• CD of computer model, including PDF of report and all figures included in report. <br />Task 7: Additional Services (Optional) <br />Hourly Water Use Analysis <br />An Hourly Water Use Analysis (if available on the City's SCADA) can be completed if <br />requested by the City. This analysis would evaluate the current hourly water demand trends for <br />the City. It entails using the City's SCADA system to estimate hourly water demand during peak <br />demand conditions. The analysis could be used as part of the existing water system evaluation to <br />provide the City a tailored demand estimate for evaluation of infrastructure performance under <br />the most demanding conditions. <br />Hydrant Flow Testing <br />As stated above, no hydrant flow tests are included in Tasks 1-6 of the scope of work. Hydrant <br />flow testing is a necessary part of the model calibration efforts and if recent hydrant flow testing <br />is available throughout the City's water system, that data can be used for calibration purposes. If <br />there is no hydrant flow testing available or if the City feels that the flow testing available is not <br />representative, WSB can perform hydrant flow testing. The cost for hydrant flow testing is <br />included in the proposal fee section as an optional cost. <br />Total Cost and Schedule <br />The cost to perform the Tasks 1-6 described above is a lump sum of $15,144. The following <br />presents the cost breakdown for each service presented in this proposal: <br />Project Task <br />Lump Sum <br />Cost <br />Task 1: Project Management and Coordination <br />$2,412 <br />Task 2: Existing Water System Data Collection <br />$566 <br />Task 3: Existing Water System Model Development and Evaluation <br />$6,082 <br />Task 4: Population and Water Demand Projections <br />$618 <br />Task 5: Future Trunk Water System Model Development and <br />Evaluation <br />$2,186 <br />Task 6: Prepare Water System Technical Memorandum <br />$3,280 <br />Total Project Cost <br />$15,144 <br />Optional Task: Additional Hourly Water Use Analysis <br />$1,069 <br />Optional Task: Hydrant Flow Testing <br />$1,259 <br />If additional work is required beyond the summarized scope above, WSB will receive <br />authorization from the City prior to initiating the work. Upon authorization, WSB will deliver <br />the associated water system model and final technical memorandum by February 28, 2015. If <br />you wish to authorize this work, please sign below and submit a copy to WSB. <br />
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