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• Compare the cost of installing a generator compared to the cost of bringing in a separate <br />electrical feed. <br />• Look at the feasibility of installing VFD's on all pump motors, whether new motors or <br />existing motors. <br />• Look at the feasibility of installing a wireless communication link between the WTP and <br />the pump station to abandon the existing phone line. <br />• See if the two existing transmission lines (30" and 36") can transport 55 MGD without <br />exceeding the design operating capacity. <br />• Look into the size of a new building that would be required for all of the new electrical <br />components described above. <br />• Consider dredging away from the base of the intake structure (The very lowest opening, <br />gate #4, is covered with silt and gate #3 is halfway covered already). Consider the <br />feasibility of dredging a trough from the intake structure out to deeper water. <br />• Consider replacing all of the original 1960's era gates on the intake structure. • Provide cost projections for all phases of all work. <br />• Investigate the type of environmental impacts and associated permits that would be <br />required. <br />Our proposal to provide these services is $34,995. We would be able to start work within 3 <br />weeks of your approval, and we anticipate completion in about 6 months. <br />A Professional Services Contract is included for your review. If it meets with your approval, <br />please have it signed by the appropriate authorized city officials and return a copy for our <br />records. <br />Again, we appreciate the opportunity to be of service. Please give me a call if you have any <br />questions. <br />Sincerely, <br />HAYTER ENGINEERING <br />Michael N. Tibbets, P.E. <br />Proj ect Manager <br />attachment: Professional Services Agreement <br />MNT: mnt <br />2 <br />