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                                                        Utility Capital Projects
                                      Conn Pump Station and Electrical Rehabilitation
                                                           UT2008


           352-(&7 '(6&5,37,21   -867,),&$7,21
            The Conn Pump Station provides potable water from the south of the city to just south of Mid-Cities Blvd through four pumps
            located on the site. Three of these pumps were replaced 6 years ago. Staff became aware of noticeable wear and tear on the
            pumps through inspections and failures. Freese and Nichols Engineering group was hired to conduct a piping analysis to
            determine the cause for the premature pump issues. Through this analysis, Freese and Nichols was able to determine that the
            pump issues were caused by the net positive suction head created by the piping alignment on the suction side of the pumps.
            The suction piping has a 90 degree bend located too close to the pump on three of the four pumps. The analysis also shows
            that the electrical panels will have to be moved to correct the alignment of the piping and to meet clearance requirements from
            the National Electric Code.

            Funding Source: Certificates of Obligation.

           352-(&7 67$786                         25,*,1$/                                25,*,1$/
                                                 67$57 '$7(    5(9,6,21                   (1' '$7(     5(9,6,21
           Professional Services
           Engineering                            10/2019                                 09/2020       06/2021
           Land/ROW Acquisition
           Construction                           02/2020       08/2021                   09/2020       08/2022
           Other

           5(9,6,21 (;3/$1$7,21
            The pump station design recommendation for variable speed pumps increased the base project cost, and an increase in
            construction prices overall caused the construction bids to exceed the project estimate.  Surplus funds from UT1607 are
            proposed to offset the deficit and to provide for a project contingency.

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                                                  $'237('                    5(9,6('                    727$/
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            Certificates of Obligation             $1,500,000          $0    $1,500,000                 $1,500,000
            Project Savings (UT1607)                             1,100,000    1,100,000                 $1,100,000
                                                                                     0                         $0
                                                                                     0                         $0
                                                                                     0                         $0
           7RWDO                                   $1,500,000   $1,100,000   $2,600,000          $0     $2,600,000
           352-(&7 (;3(1',785(6
                                                                                    $0                         $0
             Professional Services
             Engineering/Design                      328,975           25       329,000                  $329,000
             Land/ROW Acquistion                           0                         0                         $0
             Construction                           1,171,025    1,099,975    2,271,000                 $2,271,000
             Other                                                                   0                         $0
           7RWDO                                   $1,500,000   $1,100,000   $2,600,000          $0     $2,600,000

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           $118$/ 23(5$7,1* ,03$&7                                                                      727$/
           Projected                                                                                           $0

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