Task Order No. 2-26 – Mead and Hunt, Inc. – Wastewater Flow Diversion on State Road 54 from Grand Boulevard to East of Chesham Drive Project (PCU 26-007.00) – $332,339.95
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Justin Grant So uh overall having a reclaim system in a broad notion, right, you you're correct, right? Having a reclaim system, uh a system of treating and disposing of extra wastewater would bring down overall wastewater costs.
Several speakers This slide is your wastewater treatment plant. So it's while you're delivering potable water, it has to go someplace. Yeah. System only has so much capacity. What's it, eighty ish percent that the the D E P makes you do a Bumps up the you have to do a you have to do an expansion of your plan. Usually it's before you're
Several speakers Justin Grant: Okay, that's fine. That's exactly what we would do reclaim as a product of wastewater and so
Several speakers Good afternoon, Commissioner's Tracy Overturf, Public Infrastructure, Fiscal and Business Administration, Interim Director. Item P forty eight is a resolution revising the water, wastewater and reclaimed water rates, fees, and charges, and providing an effective date. This is the second public hearing on this item with the first being in New Port Richey on eight nineteen. And we have our consultant Justin Grant here to present the finding and recommendations of the study. And we also have the utilities team here to answer any questions you may have.
Starkey That's what we used to buy Landry County. We did get a three thousand three million dollar sprinkle from when um uh House Speaker Sprouse was in, but we used that to sleeve the Gulf of Harbor's um neighborhood to stop the water intrusion that was affecting the w wastewater state.
Starkey So under discussion. Um you know that I have always been in favor of moving to a franchise. And I think you all need to talk to our wastewater because I met some of them uh at the FACT conference and very unhappy bunch of people and we need to be sure that we have people who are willing to work in Pasco County to pick up our garbage so just saying, reach out and listen to what they have to say. Or we're gonna have a big problem.
Several speakers Justin Grant: can
Starkey Um I just wondered um on the page two o' four with the connection um waste and water and wastewater connection fees, you have single family And then you have multifamily mobile homes and then you have recreation vehicles. So what does that mean? Recreation vehicles. Is that in a um travel park versus a mobile home park? So how does that work?
Justin Grant the existing ones, effective October twenty-sixth of twenty-one. Number two, increase the water and wastewater connection fees effective January 3rd, 2022. And three, approve the fire line and fire hydrant fees effective January 3rd, 2022.
Several speakers Seth Weightman: Okay. Jack Mariano: So move approval. Seth Weightman: Second. Ron Oakley: Got a motion and second. All those in favor say aye. Seth Weightman: Aye.
Several speakers Unidentified A: side.
Several speakers Joel: Yeah,