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                                                   Utility Capital Projects
                Department                                     Project Title                         Project Number
        Public Works                                 24" Wastewater Main Replacement                      UT2004
                                                      Project Description
        This project is for the replacement of the 24 inch wastewater main running from the Fort Worth meter station to just south of Holland
        Dr. This project will include replacement of roughly 2400 linear feet of reinforced concrete pipe, replacement of seven manholes, and
        will require bypass pumping during construction.







                                                      Project Justification
        The pipe material used for this pipeline was reinforced concrete pipe. Due to three major collapses in the last three years, with the
        two that most recently occured staff was able to inspect this section of pipeline. Staff was able to verify that the pipeline has
        significant deterioration due to hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S). H2S gas eats away at the portion of pipe that does not carry the
        wastewater flow (roughly 50% of the top portion of the pipe). With the gases attacking the top portion of pipe, this creates concern
        with this portion of pipe carrying the load bearing of earth. Once the pipe collapses, this causes a blockage in the pipeline resulting in
        a sanitary sewer overflow.  The typical thickness of reinforced concrete pipe is between 2 and 3 inches. Staff was able to locate
        areas in the pipeline that had a thickness as low as a quarter of an inch. This is not just at isolated areas, this corrosion is throughout
        the pipeline. With the installation of PVC pipe, the H2S gases will not corrode the new pipeline therefore creating a pipeline that
        should have a life expectance of 100 years or greater.
        Project Status Update: Project construction is about to begin.

        Funding Source: Certificates of Obligation.



        Project Schedule            Beginning Date   Ending Date        History          Fiscal Year   Amount
        Professional Services                                        Adopted Budget        2019-20      $1,255,000
        Engineering/Design               10/2019         09/2020         Total                          $1,255,000
        Land/ROW Acquisition
        Construction                     05/2021         01/2022
        Other
        Total Schedule                   10/2019         01/2022

        Sources of Funds             Appr. To Date  2021‐22 Budget  2022‐23 Estimate  2023‐Completion  Total Funding
        General Obligation Bonds
        Certificates of Obligation      1,255,000             0                0               0        $1,255,000
        Federal/State Grants
        Reserves
        Sales Tax
        Other
        Total Funding                  $1,255,000            $0               $0              $0        $1,255,000

        Project Costs                  To Date    2021‐22 Budget  2022‐23 Estimate   2023‐Completion    Total Cost
        Professional Services            251,000               0               0               0          $251,000
        Engineering/Design
        Land/ROW Acquisition
        Construction                    1,004,000              0               0               0         $1,004,000
        Other
        Total Costs                    $1,255,000             $0              $0              $0         $1,255,000
        Operating Impact
        No operating impact is anticipated.


        Fiscal Year                2020‐21       2021‐22      2022‐23       2023‐24       2024‐25     Total Impact
        Amount                           $0            $0            $0            $0            $0           $0



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