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Home My WebLink About2001-07-10 WSB AGENDAJ WATER & SEWER BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, July 10, 2001 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE ROOM (east conference room, 3rd floor) 1. MINUTES OF THE JUNE 12 , 2001 MEETING . (ATT . 1) 2. GUEST : PETE PAPPAS -LAND AT DARTMOUTH & UNIVERSITY CONNECTING 4 HOUSES TO THE DENVER METRO SERVICE AREA. IN UNIVERSITY (ATT . 2) 3 . LETTER FROM DENVER WATER BOARD DATED 6-11-01 REGARDING #7 & #9 MARTIN LANE. (ATT. 3) INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH DENVER WATER BOARD , "TRANSFER OF WATER SERVICE." 4 . CORROSION CONTROL STUDY. (ATT. 4) 5. DARTMOUTH STORM SEWER REPLACEMENT PROJECT. (ATT. 5) 6. OTHER. 'I WATER AND SEWER BOARD MINUTES JUNE 12, 2001 The meeting was called to order at 5:04 p.m. Members present: Members absent: Wolosyn, Burns, Higday, Otis, Kasson, Habenicht Clark, Cassidy, Bradshaw 1. MINUTES OF THE MAY 13, 2001 MEETING. The Englewood Water and Sewer Board Minutes from the May 13, 2001 meeting were approved . Mr. Kasson moved; Mr. Otis seconded: Ayes : Nays: Members absent: Motion carried. Mr. Higday entered at 5:04. 2. HYDRANT BOUNTY POLICY. To approve the May 13, 2001 Englewood Water and Sewer Board Minutes. Wolosyn, Burns, Higday, Otis , Kasson , Habenicht None Clark, Cassidy, Bradshaw The original hydrant bounty policy stated that if a person reports an unauthorized contractor taking water from a hydrant and there is a conviction, a $100 bounty will be paid. Staff recommends the policy be changed so the bounty is paid upon the offender receiving a ticket. Ms. Wolosyn moved: Mr. Kasson seconded: Ayes: Nays: Members absent: Motion carried. To approve the change in the fire hydrant bounty policy so the bounty is paid upon a ticket being issued to the offender. Wolosyn, Bums, Higday, Otis, Kasson, Habenicht None Clark, Cassidy, Bradshaw 3. SOUTHGATE SUPPLEMENT #150. A request was made by the Southgate Sanitation District representing the owner, the Richard Lee Simon Trust, for inclusion into the Southgate Sanitation District. Supplement #150 is for Lot 2 that is 2.5 acres. The lot is zoned Residential and contains a single-family residence. The legal is attached as Exhibit A. The property is located west of Colorado Blvd. and south of Belleview in Greenwood Village. The address is 3749 Garden Ave . Mr. Otis moved; Ms . Wolosyn seconded: Ayes: Nays: Members absent: Motion carried. To Recommend Council approval of Southgate Supplement #150 to the Richard Lee Simon Trust. Wolosyn, Bums, Higday, Otis, Kasson, Habenicht None Clark, Cassidy, Bradshaw -·· ·-. 4. CHERRYMOOR SOUTH -NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION. The Board received a copy of a Notice of Hearing on Petition for Dissolution for the Cherrymoor South Water and Sanitation District. The District will become part of the Cherry Hills Sanitation District. Englewood will maintain the lines. 5 . DARTMOUTH STORM SEWER INTERCEPTOR REPLACEMENT. Stu briefed the Board on the upcoming Dartmouth Storm Sewer Project. The project is expected to be bonded for $1 .2 million with a resulting rate increase. The issue will be reviewed with Council at their July 9 study session. The meeting adjourned at 5 :35 p.m. The next meeting will be held July 10 , 2001 at 5:00 p.m . in the Public Works Conference Room. Respectfully submitted, Cathy Burrage Recording Secretary 02 Julv 2001 Ms . Kathy Burrage Water and Sewer Board City of Englewood l 000 Englewood Parkway Englewood Colorado 80110 Re: University Homes South University Boulevard at East Dartmouth Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Kathy: ATT. 2 ARCHITECTURE P A P P A S ARCHITECTURE We hereby request to be scheduled for appearance before the City of Englewood Water and Sewer Board on July 10, 2001 for the purpose of requesting approval for the above referenced project to be connected to the existing 15 " Denver Metro sewer line located at the east side of University Boulevard . The proposed project is the development of four single family residences on the vacant parcel of land just north of the existing Korean Church at the northwest comer of University Boulevard and East Dartmouth Avenue . The owner proposes to connect the new residences via a new 8". sSewer main to the 15 " Denver Metro main in University Boulevard . The nearest City of Englewood main is approximately 450 ' to the west of the project property in East Dartmouth Avenue . We have enclosed a schematic Site Plan which illustrates the configuration of the proposed project . If you have any questions, pleasse give me a call at (303) 733-0877 . Very truly yours , PAPP AS ARCHITECTURE LLC Peter D. Pappas AIA Architect for David DuPane Owner 2422 SOUTH DOWNING STREET DENVER, COLORADO 80210 (303) 733-0877 I : I I : . I I I I , , I I I I! •1 e I p I I I I I: I I I i ! l I j I \ SP-1 SITE PIAN -OC1-IEMB A OWNFR. PAPPAS ARCHITECTURE UC 2422 sourn DOWNJNG STREET, SUITE 200 DENVER. COLORADO ro2JO (JJJ) ID-W7 PAPPAS ARCH!TECTORB, EAST DAR1MOUTH CIRCLE l L. ~~ ~"' " "' ii' L L C \ ' ' -------------~:__.---·----·--·---· - r----------, ~~~ § ! ,- I '-- I L - I __ J r=_J _i I MAY Die «i~:I: to ~mr-a >O U"> ~~g -i~~ ' PROJF.CT UNIVERSITY HOMES ~ sourn llNIVERSITY BOULEVARD FNGLEWOOD, COLORADO rono I • I l • e • ' • • O e • I W • I 1' • I I 'I I • f 1' I l f ti t I • ~ I I. C: I t. I I 4 D I I I I I t 11 I fl t I I I t r f DENVER vVATER !600 West 12th Avenue • Denve r , Colorado 30254 Phone (303) 628-6000 • Fax No. 1303) 52ll-6199 June 11, 2001 Don Salcito 9 Martin Lane Englewood, CO 80110-4820 Dear Mr. Salcito: CERTIFIED MAIL Your residence is provided water servi ce from Denver Water Conduit # 13 , which will be taken out of service for four months beginning August 1 for repairs and maintenance. Denver Water has no other water facilities in the area that can provide your residence with water service. Therefore , Denver Water will request the City of Englewood to provide water service to your residence as Englewood serves all but a few residences in your Cherry Hills Rancho Subdi vision and has th e water facilities available in front of your property to provide service. It is anticipated that Englewood will assist Denver Water with this service request and that the transfer in your water service, which will be at Denver Water's expense, will occur in mid-July. This transfer in service from Denver Water's low pressure conduit to Englewood's water facilities should result in higher water pressures at your residence and , depending on your water usage , a less expensive water bill for your residence. It is requested that you sign this letter in the space below acknowledging this water serYice transfer and return it to my attention no later that June 20. Your immediate attention to this matter is appreciated. Please wntact me at 303-628-6108 if you have any questions. Sincerely, Acknowledged: / ' 7;~"'.-k_:./ ~ James F . Culligan Distributor Services Supervisor Don Salcito JFC /rma cc: Stuart Fonda , Utilities Director, City of Englewood N:IWORD'JFC'.CONDUTIJDOWN DOC -.Eli-~-z--=a~~-l!lliMAPzmmmm+wEilwllllillllS!mPJI (ON SERVE ··a---------- r'.Bll .................................... illll!!lla. ......................... .. DENVER VVATER 1600 West 12t h Avenue • De~ver , Colorado 3025.; ?!lo n e (303) 628-6000 •fax .'Jo. 1303) 82ll·6i99 June 11, 2001 David Boror 900 East Oxford Lane Englewood, CO 80110-4823 D ear Mr. Boror: CERTIFIE D MAIL Your residence is provided water service from Denver Water Conduit #13, which will be taken out of service for four months beginning August 1 for repairs and maintenance. Denver Water has no other water facilities in the area that can provide yo ur residence with water serv ice. Therefore, Denver Water will request the City of Eng lewood to provide water service to your residence as Englewood serves all but a few residences in yo ur Cherry Hills Rancho Subdi visio n and has the water facilities available in front of your p rop erty to provid e service. It is anticipated that Englewood will assist Denver Water w ith this service request and that the transfer in your water serv·ice , which will be at Denver Water's expense, will occur in mid-July. This transfer in service from Denver Water's low pressure conduit to Englewood's water fac ilities should result in higher water pressures at your residence and, depending on your water usage, a less expensive water bill for your residence. It is requested that you sign this letter in the space below acknovvledging this water service transfer and return it to my attention no later that June 20. Your immediate attention to this matter is appreciated. Please contact me at 303 -628-6108 if you have any questions. Sincerely, /. I ,e:-/J 1:/ J ' _,'::;/.>,,.-,r'--:-l...:/ /, , . ~ _; J ,__.?//.-,_ /- Acknowledged : James F. Culligan ,,/ Distributor Services Supervisor David Boror JFC /rma cc: Stuart Fonda, Utilities Director, City of Englewood 1'h WORDIJFC.CONDU!Ti3DOWN DOC :.~--. ~-·:..· ~•.:m",.,..-~'1111'~~~., --BP'!lllZll ... C ONSfRYE ._,._ _______ _ I A DENVER \'YATER :GO O We st 1'.!t h Aven u e • Denver, Colorado 30254 Phon e <303) 623-oOOO •Fax No . :303 ) ti28-6199 CERTIFIED lVIAIL June 11, 2001 Lily Appleman 7 Martin Lane Englewood, CO 80110 -4820 D ear Ms. Appleman: Your residence is provided water service from Denver Water Conduit #13, which will be taken out of service for four months beginning August 1 for repairs and maintenance. D enver Water has no other water fac ilities in the area that can provide your residence with water service. Therefore , Denver Water will requ est the City of Englewood to provide water service to your residence as Engle\vood serv es all but a few residences in your Cherry Hills Rancho Subdivision and has the water facilities available in front of your property to provide service. It is antic ipated that Englewood will assist Denv er Water with this service requ est and that the transfer in your water service, which will be at Denver Water 's expense, will occur in mid-July. This transfer in service from Denver Water 's low pressure conduit to Englewood's water facilities should result in higher water pressures at your residence and, depending on your water usage, a less expensi ve water bill for your residence . It is requested that you sign this letter in the space below acknowledging this water service transfe r and r eturn it to my attention no later that June 20. Yo ur immediate attention to this matter is appreciated. Please contact me at 303 -628 -6108 if you have any questions. Sincerely , (/.--:y -,,_~ (/ ) J-, ;_.:c:/ James F. Culligan D istribut or Service-s Supe rvisor JFC /rma A ckno w led ged: Li ly Appleman cc: Stuart Fonda, Utilities Director, City of Englewood '.'l .I WORDVFCICONDU!TllOOWN.DOC C-0"" ;~:CD\ '": -.. ~ ....... 1111110W?E11m1111s:a ....... a. .......... R:aarsm 1 ~._c j, / L ................................. ... JUN.15.2001 3:52PM DEN WTR SALES ADMIN il DENVER ~YATER . 1600 W. 12TI1 AVENUE, DENVER, CO 80254 SALES ADMINISTRATION FAX TRANSMJlTAL 303·628-6046 • " Total number of pages (including cover sheet): 7" FAX.NO.:--~--~~----------~----~------~---~~- ffiOM:~-...:::f~.~~~<2~/~/gu.~&C~-J.QM~~~~-,----~--~- 3 .o J ~ 6 2g~ G.ICJ8 COMMENJS; __ ~S~f.~q~: ______________ ~----~~-----------:------ ZJ. 1 _s 1...s -t-.b~ ;::;;;.., t, .12-?! e:. rn:.e. ,.1rn->J1-;. J, Ilg r:r c ovv f i& -f. c;) r A'" f tL, J Om-1 ec4 eJ I~ z1A T.>a ..1_.>~..-t-£... /O/mc~ r Cl!t'H A..;.,J k-f "'zv 4;&,/• nµy • If ~r.i~ messo1;e is Incomplete. please coll 303-628-6100 919dat6m JUN.15.2001 3:52PM DEN WTR SALES ADMIN N0.084 P.2/4 INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT Transfers of Water Service This Intergovernmental Agreement is entered into this _ day of_, 2001, between the City and County of Denver , acting by and through its Board of Water Commissioners ("Board"), a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado, and the City qf Englewood ("Englewood"), a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado. WHER~AS. the Bo~rd operates a municipal water supply system that provides water to customers in the Board's Combined Serv ice Area; and WHEREAS, Englewood operates a mun icipal water supply system that provides water for its residents and others, as determined by Englewood's City Council; and WHEREAS, a portion of Englewood's service area Hes within the Board's Combined Service Area , so that the two service areas share common boundary lines; and WHEREAS , in certain areas near those common boundary lines , customers located within Englewood's or the Board 's serv ice area, respectively, could be served more efficiently by facilities owned by the other entity ; and WHEREAS , the transfer of water service for certain customers from one entity to the other would eliminate the need for expensive and duplicative distribution facilities and would also provide better service to those customers; and WHEREAS , cocpen~tion among local governments to provide services is encouraged by Article XJV , Section 18(2)( a) of the Colorado Constitution; and WHEREAS, Englewood and the Board wish to provide a mechanism to · accomplish the transfer Of water service of customers between the two entities whenever such a transfer would be mutually beneficial. NOW THEREFORE, Englewood and the Board agree as follows: 1. Iransfer of water servir;e, The transfer of taps from water service provided by Englewood or the Board to water service provided by the other entity is hereby authorized. The transfer must be approved by Englewood's City Council or their qesignated representative and the Manciger of the Denver Water Board, using a form to be developed by the two parties . JUN.15.2001 3:52PM DEN WTR SALES ADMIN N0.084 P.3/4 2. Transferring Entjty , The transferring entity will be responsible for providing notice to the customer whose tap is being transferred ~nd for the cost of physical connections required to allow water to be supplied by the receiving entity. 3. Recaiving Eniity. After the physical connection is completed, the receiving entity will provide water service to the transferTed tap, and bill the customer accordingly . 4. e.ayment of Tap Fees , It is anticipated that the Board and Englewood will transfer customers between themselves on numerous occasions, and that payment of tap fees for each transaction would be burdensome. Therefore, the parties agree to perform an annual reconciliation to determine if either party owes tap fees to the other. At the end of each CC11endar year in which water service has been transferred under this Agreement, the Board and Englewood will convert the taps each has transferred into%- inch equivalents, according to the table attached as Exhibit A. If one entity has transferred more equivalents than the other , then that entity will pay the then-current tap fee charged by the other for the number of excess %-inch equivalents. 5. Assignment. Neither party shall assign any of its rights and duties under this Agreement without the written consent of the other party . 6. Applicable Laws. This Agreement shall be governed by and shall be construed in accordance with the Constitution and laws of the State of Colorado . 7. Termination. This Agreement shall remain in force until superseded by mutL.1al agreement between the parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the parties have executed this agreement AITEST : Secretary APPROVED: Public Affairs Division 2 CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER, Acting by and through its BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS By-----------President REGISTERED AND COUNTERSIGNED: Donald J . Mares, Auditor City and County of .Denver JUN.15.2001 3:53PM DEN WTR SALES ADMIN N0.084 P.4/4 Legal Division AITEST: CITY OF ENGLEWOOD By: ~~~~~~~~~~- City Clerk By: ~~~--~~~~~~~ Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: By : --:--~~~~~--~~~- City Attomey 3 June 5, 2001 Mr. Daniel P. Wetstein, P.E. Montgomery Watson 1401 17th St., Suite 600 Denver, CO 80202-1244 Re: Corrosion Control Study Modifications Dear Mr. Wetstein: A TT. Lj Thanks you for your letter dated May 30, 2001 explaining the proposed Corrosion Control Study Modifications. We concur that it would be prudent to further the investigation of corrosion inhibitors. Please formulate and submit a proposal that reflects the additional scope and costs of this project. It is possible that we will request your attendance at a future Water and Sewer Board meeting to discuss the scope of this project. If this is requested, we will call you with details of the meeting. Sincerely , William W. McCormick Operations Supt. -Utilities City of Englewood Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Resolution for the Award of Contract for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February , 1993 to provide system maintenance , NPDES permitting, plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of the Award of Contract for the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project to in the amount of$ .00 . BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilities Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line located in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue is in need of rehabilitation. This storm sewer line drains stormwaters for the Collegeview Drainage Basin , which serves the Scenic View area in northwest Englewood. Alternatives to rehabilitation were evaluated and a plan was recommended. In January, 2000 approval was granted for professional design services to prepare a complete set of construction drawings for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project. This storm sewer line has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the entire lower portion of the pipe has completely deteriorated and the street could collapse at any time. Rehabilitation will consist of replacing the existing storm sewer line with new rep pipe. FINANCIAL IMPACT Funds are available from the Stormwater Enterprise Fund for the proposed contract amount of $. LIST OF AITACHMENTS Resolution Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Resolution for the Award of Contract for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February, 1993 to provide system maintenance, NPDES permitting, plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of the Award of Contract for the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project to in the amount of$ .00. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilities Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line located in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue is in need of rehabilitation. This storm sewer line drains stormwaters for the Collegeview Drainage Basin, which serves the Scenic View area in northwest Englewood. Alternatives to rehabilitation were evaluated and a plan was recommended. In January, 2000 approval was granted for professional design services to prepare a complete set of construction drawings for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project. This storm sewer line has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the entire lower portion of the pipe has completely deteriorated and the street could collapse at any time. Rehabilitation will consist of replacing the existing storm sewer line with new rep pipe. FINANCIAL IMPACT Funds are available from the Stormwater Enterprise Fund for the proposed contract amount of $. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Resolution Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Ordinance Approving Revenue Bonds for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February 1993 to provide system maintenance, NPDES permitting, plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. Also recommending Council approval of a resolution for Award of Contract for construction of the storm sewer project and an ordinance approving the stormwater fee increase to meet the bond obligation at the August 6, 2001 meeting. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of revenue bonds to finance the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project in the amount of$ .00. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilities Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue in need of rehabilitation. The existing storm sewer has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the lower portion of the line is completely disintegrated. - FINANCIAL IMPACT Since a guaranteed revenue stream is necessary to support the requested bonding issue, a rate increase is being proposed to support this project in the amount of %. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS 1 . Ordinance Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Resolution for the Award of Contract for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February , 1993 to prov ide system maintenance , NPDES permitting, plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of the Award of Contract for the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project to in the amount of$ .00. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilities Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line located in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue is in need of rehabilitation. This storm sewer line drains stormwaters for the Collegeview Drainage Basin, which serves the Scenic View area in northwest Englewood. Alternatives to rehabilitation were evaluated and a plan was recommended. In January, 2000 approval was granted for professional design services to prepare a complete set of construction drawings for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project. This storm sewer line has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the entire lower portion of the pipe has completely deteriorated and the street could collapse at any time. Rehabilitation will consist of replacing the existing storm sewer line with new rep pipe. FINANCIAL IMPACT Funds are available from the Stormwater Enterprise Fund for the proposed contract amount of $. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Resolution Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Ordinance Approving Rate Increase for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February 1993 to provide system maintenance, NPDES permitting plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. The resolution for award of contract , an ordinance approving revenue bonds and the ordinance recommending approval of the stormwater fee increase are being presented to Council at the same time. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of a rate increase of % to finance the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project in the amount of$ .00. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilities Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue in need of rehabilitation. The existing storm sewer has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the lower portion of the line is completely disintegrated. In January 2000 approval was granted for professional design services to prepare a complete set of construction drawings for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project. FINANCIAL IMPACT A rate increase was deemed necessary to finance the revenue bonds issued for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project. Current funds are not adequate to meet proposed bond obligations. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Ordinance Date August 6, 2001 INITIATED BY Utilities Department COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject Ordinance Approving Revenue Bonds for the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Project STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda , Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The original Stormwater Fund was established in February 1993 to provide system maintenance , NPDES permitting , plan reviews and field locates but did not provide for major capital improvements and rehabilitation. Also recommending Council approval of a resolution for Award of Contract for construct ion of the storm sewer project and an ordinance approving the stormwater fee increase to meet the bond obligation at the August 6, 2001 meeting. RECOMMENDED ACTION The Utilities staff recommends Council approval of revenue bonds to finance the construction of the Dartmouth Avenue Storm Sewer Rehabilitation Project in the amount of$ .00. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED The Utilit ies Department conducted an inventory study of the City's storm sewer system and found a storm sewer line in the 1400 through the 2400 blocks of W. Dartmouth Avenue in need of rehabilitation. The existing storm sewer has experienced degradation to a level that immediate rehabilitation is necessary since the lower portion of the line is completely disintegrated. FINANCIAL IMPACT Since a guaranteed revenue stream is necessary to support the requested bonding issue, a rate increase is being proposed to support this project in the amount of %. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS 1. Ordinance