Task Order No. 4-26 – Black & Veatch Corporation – Land O'Lakes Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Expansion Project: GMP Review and Negotiations (UTD26-0296)
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36 in the published record, 12 in the recordings
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Joe Yes, I am not the wastewater engineer, but I know enough to be dangerous. Um and I do know a lot after working on this project for so long. I've learned a lot from the wastewater engineer, and what I can say is that there is a misconception that the wastewater treatment acts like a septic system, right? Like it goes into a storage tank and then gets distributed out into drain fields and wastewater just leaches into the ground. That is not what happens here. There is an advanced wastewater, I'm not going to use that word because that's probably an Official term. There is a wastewater treatment system here that far exceeds and advances beyond what's over at Traveler's Rest because it's going to be much newer, much more state-of-the-art, and Traveler's Rest is about the same size as this. So we're going to end up with a new state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility that treats all this wastewater. It will be permitted to do so, and then And that treated disinfected water is actually distributed to
Several speakers Chris Shaver: Mm-hmm. Second. Oh wait.
Several speakers Chris Shaver: to the poor.
Several speakers Unidentified A: refuse in abundance. Fun. All right, all in favor say hi. Hi. Any change?
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 Unidentified A: Uh it's far from the wastewater, definitely.
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: Oh oh wait, no, I am staying, sorry. Unidentified A: the own.
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 Unidentified A: All right. Anything else on that matter? Yes, sir. I'm definitely okay counting
Several speakers Justin Grant: impact fee to water and wastewater connection fee and adopt the water the wastewater connection fees frequently known or formally known as impact fee via resolution per chapter code uh ordinance one ten.
Several speakers Applicant representative: that somebody might consider a proposition to see if there's any problem with common home. Okay.
Several speakers Applicant representative: And last item, we uh did just get