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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Adolpha Gonzalez Good morning, Commissioner Yeah. Adolpha Gonzalez, Utilities Engineering and Contract Management Director. Commissioner, based on the daily the daily monitoring reports we received from the city of Newport Ritchie's wastewater plant, they're currently at about 61% of the permitted capacity. So they have capacity to treat up to seven and a half million gallons per day of wastewater at that facility. Uh we are an equal partner in the use of that facility. Right now, about half of the flow they're treating comes from uh Pasco County customers and have from the city customers portal which is around four and a half MGD out of the seven and a half MGD they have permitted capacity at that site. So as far as we know the plant has no stressors that are affecting their operational abilities to treat wastewater coming into the plant.
Several speakers Jack Mariano: Yeah great work, great work with the team. Okay. Now we'll move to item R46, floodable wastewater and reclaim water master plans.
Several speakers Mike Carballa: So I'll I'll bring Adolfo up real quick from utilities. He can speak at least to the concerns over capacity at the New Port Richey wastewater plant.
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.
Moody follow up after. Okay, all right. So I can I ask. Cliff and I I I think maybe address Cliff question. Yeah. if there becomes the necessit necessity to build a private central water and wastewater system How long do you think it would take to get permits from the state to design, build and construct a sizable wastewater treatment plant and then the effluent disposal that goes with it.
Several speakers difficult. Good morning, uh Commissioner Oak Charles Cullen. Uh Engineering. Contract management director for utilities. Item 73 is a construction manager at risk contract for Embassy Hills wastewater plant. So rather document and one of the pages related to the um surety for the contractor was inadvertently and then thus adds that page back.
Several speakers Ron Oakley: All those opposed like then. Motion passed unanimously. All right. Um right.
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Second. Motion is second. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Kathryn Starkey: Aye.