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Mr. Steve Doyle <br />January 25, 2005 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Upon securing funding or during the final design, PBS&J would recommend an <br />option to supply power to the entire system with only one generator functioning at <br />a higher voltage. The initial findings are that the costs for the emergency power <br />option could be significantly reduced and still could provide the same result. This <br />option would require a 1000 KW generator to operate the entire system <br />simultaneously. If it is determined that the system can be effectively run in three <br />operating zones rotating continually, then the generator size can be reduced. A <br />more detailed review in the operation of the system would be required, especially <br />in flood conditions when infiltration and inflow are high. However, PBS&J has <br />determined that a single generator option is feasible and due to the site <br />preparation and building requirements for each generator, this option would <br />reduce the cost significantly. <br />PBS&J is pleased to submit our findings for your review and we look forward to <br />working with the County on the next phase of this project. Please do not hesitate <br />to call me if you have any questions or need further clarification on the results <br />from the report. (863) 559-2471. <br />Sincerely, <br />PBS&J, <br />Robert Beltran, P.E., D.E.E. <br />Environmental Services Manager <br />111 <br />