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5/6/1996
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5/6/1996
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• <br /> fml :FP REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Section 15_ <br /> STAFF REPORT Report Number: 9 6-1 h 9 SwS <br /> Iii ;'".- Report Date: 5/2/96 <br /> 0 ='. WORKSESSION MEETING DATE <br /> - +ii <br /> u-'ess•partno`'°"p MAY 6, 1996 ' <br /> Item Description: Electrical Service Upgrade at Booster Station <br /> Administrator's Review/Recommendation: CS v <br /> -No Comments to supplement this report X <br /> -Comments attached. <br /> Explanation/Summary(attach supplement sheets as necessary) <br /> Summary: <br /> In an effort to continue to enhance the efficiency and performance of the City's Water system, staff has been <br /> consulting with representatives from NSP regarding electrical rates and upgrades for the Booster Station. Staff <br /> has also spoken with SEH regarding possible replacement of the existing pumps and motors. These pumps, <br /> motors and starters have never been replace since their origin in 1971. At this time, the booster pumps are <br /> utilized to supply additional water when the demand exceeds the pumping capacity of one well and operate . <br /> during periods of interruptible electrical service. The pumps may cycle on and off numerous times throughout <br /> the day, creating a high demand charge. Staff is proposing to change out both high service pumps with <br /> Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) motors which will operate more efficiently. <br /> IlkISP offers a program that will pay for 50% of the engineering expenses for this type of energy retrofit. At this <br /> time the estimated cost of the engineering study is approximately $6,500 to $7,000. Staff request Council <br /> approval to proceed with the study. Dependant upon the results of the study, staff would report back to <br /> Council with a request to proceed this year, or budget for the project in 1997. Staff request funding for this <br /> study from the Water Contingency Account 700-4123-910, transferred to the Professional Services account <br /> 700-4123-303. <br /> There are more details to this report that staff will convey to Council at the work session. <br /> Z <br /> Michael Ulrich, Director of Public Works <br /> 'RECOMMENDATION: <br /> 0erprove engineering study for pump, motor and starter replacement and electrical upgrade at the Booster <br /> tion funded by a transfer of $3500 from the Water Contingency Account 700-4123-910 to the Professional <br /> vices Account 700-4123-303. <br />
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