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part of the overall chemical feed system , which was installed when the plant was <br /> commissioned in 1981 . From the initial assessment by ACT, it was determined that the <br /> chemical system had been contaminating the surrounding soil for an extended period of time . <br /> ACT ' s initial investigation also determined the effected site area was larger than was first <br /> determined by staff. Excavation , removal , replacement and recompaction of soil material , to a <br /> depth of eight feet in the chemical storage area of the plant, was required for contamination <br /> removal . The effected area contains other underground chemical feed and utility systems . The <br /> presence of these systems increased the difficulty in removal of the contaminated soils . The total <br /> amount of the soil and material that was removed and replaced was 45 tons. <br /> Through the Emergency Work Authorization, staff has coordinated with the necessary state <br /> regulatory agencies to effect the site clean up. The repairs and clean up are complete at this time . <br /> As previously stated, the initial Emergency Work Authorization for emergency repairs and <br /> removal of the contaminated soil was in the amount of $ 10 , 500 . 00 . At this time, the expense for <br /> additional clean up and repairs to the site is $30, 978 . 10 . (516,981 .25 + $ 13 , 996 . 85 ) . Staff is <br /> currently working with ACT to prepare a chemical line replacement plan, to overhaul and <br /> upgrade the current chemical feed systems at both the North and South County RO plants . The <br /> upgraded chemical feed system will utilize double walled chemical piping with leak detection . <br /> This Work Authorization will be brought back to the Board of County Commissioners for <br /> approval/authorization at a later date . <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> The Department of Utility Services is requesting Board approval and payment to ACT for the <br /> Emergency repair of the sodium hydroxide line and cleanup of the ground contamination at the <br /> South County Reverse Osmosis (RO) in the amount of $ 30, 978 . 10 . <br /> FUNDING SOURCE : 471 -000- 169-522.00 <br /> LIST OF EXHIBITS : <br /> 1 . Field Services Agreement, August 28 , 2001 . <br /> 2. Memorandum dated August 28, 2001 <br /> 3 . ACT statement dated September 10, 2001 <br /> 4 . ACT Letter dated September 10, 2001 <br /> ON MOTION by Commissioner Adams , SECONDED BY <br /> Commissioner Macht , the Board unanimously (4 - 0 , Chairman <br /> Ginn absent) approved the emergency repair of the sodium <br /> hydroxide line and the removal of contaminated soil at the <br /> South County RO Plant by ACT and authorized payment in the <br /> amount of $ 30 , 978 . 10 , as recommended in the memorandum . <br /> October 2 , 2001 <br /> 99 <br /> 61 1 I P <br />