Change Order No. 3 to the Construction Manager at Risk Agreement – Garney Companies, Inc. – Embassy Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant Rehabilitation and Improvements Project (PCU 16-014.00) – $3,947,377.00
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Jon Moody So you and you mentioned permitted capacity right now is a little less than uh the actual use is a little less than permanent like maybe a little l less than half of what permanent combat. And so you can transfer between stations. So if for some reason that line does intersect earlier than is expected, you can transfer between different stations. Right. Um you mentioned that was potable water. What about wastewater? Was that that was that was wastewater that
Jon Moody discussion here about Whether or not there's capacity at the Shady Hills wastewater treatment plant, and right now I think utilities position is that there's adequate capacity. I think some previous reports have led us to be suspect of that, but they say it's okay. So
Jon 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.
Jon Moody Joe, at one time we were told there was zero uncommitted capacity at Shady Hills wastewater treatment plant. But there have been further discussions since that have indicated that that accounting of available capacity was from a legacy