Stainless steel historical improvement project

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Update of Town wide Infiltration/Inflow removal program.

Wastewater Treatment Facility rehabilitation, expansion and upgrade.

Wastewater Treatment Alternatives Analyses to address the Town's needs as well as the request from Mattapoisett for more capacity.

Some of the key items that will be addressed in the CWMP include: This $600,000 plan will serve as a road map for future wastewater management through 2030, and is required by state and federal agencies.

Replacement of existing HVAC air handling equipment and unit heaters throughout the treatment plant.ДЈ.

Removal and replacement of sludge valves throughout the existing treatment plant.

Removal and replacement of existing deteriorated 35 year old aluminum slide gates at the Aeration Tanks.

Structural repairs to the Preliminary Treatment Building floor slab, existing Aeration Tanks walls and walkways, and leaking floor slab in basement of Sludge Handling Building.

Replacement of existing roofs at the Operations, Sludge Handling (Lime Room) and UV Buildings.

Removal and replacement of existing influent mechanically-cleaned bar screens.

There are some pieces of equipment that need immediate replacement, and the $1.5 million that was appropriated for this project will address the following issues:

The treatment plant on Arsene Street is now 18 years old, and is entering its 20 year upgrade cycle. Arsene Street Facility Condition Report and Improvement Project Removal and replacement of existing roof and flashing.Дў.Removal and replacement of sump pump and controls.Removal and replacement of electrical conduits, wiring and lighting in wet well area.Installation of stainless steel safety chains in the wet well.Removal and replacement of ductwork, motorized damper and electric unit heater in wet well.Removal and replacement of existing handrails and ladders in wet well.Removal of existing bar screens and replacement with new stainless steel bar screens.Removal and replacement of existing influent sluice gates.This phase of work will include the following much needed improvements:

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Phase one of the rehab was completed in 1995 and included the addition of a fourth pump as well as upgrades to all mechanical equipment, and a new generator was installed in 2006. This $400,000 project will be a continuation of the rehabilitation of the South Street pump station, which is the station that handles close to 65% of the towns wastewater flow, and is located in the center of Town. We have a number of projects that were funded at the May 2007 Town meeting that will be beginning very soon.