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SCOPE OF SERVICES ~ The completed plan will be presented as a bound, written report which will identify the current wastewater treatment capabilities and future treatment needs of the City, and develop location ~ and design parameters for expanded facilities. The report will include necessary maps and drawings in multiple copies as needed. The project will begin in April of 2009, and the finished report will be delivered by April, 2010. Presentations to the Council or staff will be included as ~ necessary. The plan will include information as follows: ~ 1. Introduction. ~ 2. Communitv Settin . A description of Paris and Lamar County, to include data which may be of use in developing new treatment facilities. Typical information would include historical growth trends, industrial makeup, climatological data, soils information, air and ~ water quality, and base mapping. 3. Existing Treatment Facilities. This section would include a history of the plant. The ~ existing treatment plant was deeded to the City in the 1950's as the US Army h ' e s. T decommissioned Camp Maxey. The plant was upgraded in 1971 and in the 1980 City's permit was originally for a secondary treatment limit, which has been enhanced ~ over the years as environmental constraints increase. Historical influent data will be tabulated to show trends and to develop a consistent estimate for the strength of the waste which must be treated. Historical effluent data would be tabulated to show the range of ~ flows and the efficacy of the existing treatment process. The plant components would be analyzed to show the capacity of each under current standards, which will allow identification of "weak links" in the current process. ~ The master lift station also dates to the City's acquisition of the plant from the US Army. This section of the report would include overflow and outage history, as well as ~ maintenance history on the existing facility, and a condition analysis. Finally, this section would include a summary of observations from interview with the ~ current operating staff. ~ 4. Future service area and population. This section of the report will develop future work done by the Pat Mayse Study i tili l i i ng z ar u cu n part population estimates, Committee for future population and water demands. Consideration will be given to the ~ City's historic growth trends to develop an idea of the future wastewater treatment service area. 5. Physiographic relationship of the plant to the service area. The existing treatment plant owes its location to its original development by the US Army to serve Camp Maxey. I 2 ~ U0015;;