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SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />~ The completed plan will be presented as a bound, written report which will identify the current <br />wastewater treatment capabilities and future treatment needs of the City, and develop location <br />and design parameters for expanded facilities. The report will include necessary maps and <br />~ drawings in multiple copies as needed. The project will begin in April of 2009, and the finished <br />report will be delivered by April, 2010. Presentations to the Council or staff will be included as <br />~ necessary. The plan will include information as follows: <br />~ <br />1. Introduction. <br />2. Community Settin . A description of Paris and Lamar County, to include data which may <br />tion would include <br />f <br />l i <br />~ <br />orma <br />n <br />be of use in developing new treatment facilities. Typica <br />soils information, air and <br />ical data <br />limatolo <br />l <br />, <br />g <br />ceup, c <br />historical growth trends, industrial ina <br />~ <br />water quality, and base mapping. <br />Existin Treatment Facilities. This section would include a history of the plant. The <br />3 <br />US Army <br />th <br />' <br />~ <br />. <br />e <br />s as <br />existing treatment plant was deeded to the City in the 1950 <br />lant was upgraded in 1971 and in the 1980's. The <br />The <br />M <br />p <br />axey. <br />decommissioned Camp <br />it was originally for a secondary treatment limit, which has been enhanced <br />' <br />~ <br />s perm <br />City <br />over the years as environmental constraints increase. Historical influent data will be <br />timate for the strength of the waste <br />tabulated to show trends and to develop a consistent es <br />ld be tabulated to show the range of <br />which must be treated. Historical effluent data wou <br />eatment <br />t <br />in <br />i <br />om <br />ro <br />t <br />p <br />~ <br />r <br />st <br />g <br />flows and the efficacy of the ex <br />whi h <br />curret standards, <br />r <br />de <br />will allo~' <br />f each u <br />analyzed to show the capacity o <br />identification of "weak links" in the current process. <br />~ <br />lift station also dates tothe City's acquisition of the plant from the US Army. <br />The master <br />This section of the report would include overflow and outage history, as well as <br />~ <br />nance history on the existing facility, and a condition analysis. <br />t <br />i <br />e <br />n <br />ma <br />f observations from interview with the <br />Finally, this section would include a summary o <br />~ <br />current operating staff. <br />~ <br />4. Future service area and population• This section of the report will develop future <br />in particular utilizing wark done by the Pat Mayse Study <br />estimates <br />ti <br />l <br />, <br />on <br />a <br />popu <br />ulation and water demands. Consideration will be given to the <br />o <br />ture <br />f <br />f <br />p <br />p <br />u <br />or <br />Committee <br />City's historic growth trends to develop an idea of the future wastewater treatment service <br />, <br />area. <br />~ 5. Physioaraphic relationship of the lp nt to the service area. The existing treatment plant <br />owes its location to its original development by the US Army to serve Camp Maxey. <br />~ <br />2 <br />0 <br />