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North Olmsted Legislation
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2002-056
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5/21/2002
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2002
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<br />C1TY OF NORTH OLMSTED <br />ORDINANCE NU. 2002-56 <br />BY: MAYOR NORMAN T. MUSIAL <br />AN ORDINANCE AUTH4RIZING THE MAYOR TO RECEIVE <br />PROPOSALS AND TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT FOR <br />DESIGNING INFLUENT CONTRUL GATES AT THE DOVER <br />AND LEBERN PUMP STATIONS; AND DECLARING AN <br />EMERGENCY. <br />WHEREAS, The City owns and operates a sanitary sewer system (the "Nortb Olmsted <br />5anitary Sewer System") which includes a collection system, lift stations, a wastewater <br />treatment plant and appurtenances, which system presetrtly has the capacity to collect and trea.t <br />certain wastewater originating outside the City's corporate boundaries; and <br />WHEREAS, the capacity of the sanitary sewer system entering the Daver and Lebern <br />pump stations exceeds the pumping capacfty of the two stations; and <br />WHEREAS, the Dover and Lebern pump stations have been documented as not being <br />able to continuously operate at their maximum pumping capacity during large precipitation <br />everns due to higher than normal wet well elevativns; and <br />WHEREAS, the installation of influent control gates will allow the Dover and Lebern <br />pump statians to cominuously operate at their maximum pumping capacity during atl large <br />precipitation events; and <br />WHEREAS, continuous operation of the Dover and Lebern pump stations at the'vr <br />maximum pumping capacity during all large precipitation events would cause an overall <br />lowering of water surface elevation in the sanitary sewer system during and after large <br />precipitation events; <br />WHEREAS, the 2002 Budget Authorization for the Sewer Revenue Fund included a <br />Consultation Services Line Item amount of $35,000 for an hydraulic evaluation af the Dover <br />and Lebern pump stations wet wells, an evaluation that would not need to be completed in <br />2002 after the design and instaltation of the influent control gates; and <br />WHEREAS, the purchase and installarion of the influent control gate at the Lebern <br />Pump Station would be completed in 2002 by the Wastewater Section following comptetion of <br />the professional design services; and <br />WHEREAS, the purchase and installation of the influent control gate at the Dover <br />Pump Station would occur in 2003 fallowing completion of the influent control gate <br />installation at the Lebern Pump Station; evaluatian of the operation of the Lebern tributary <br />sanitary sewer system following the several uses of the influent control gate and the <br />authorization of funds for purchase and installation of the influent cotrtrol gate at the Dover <br />Pump Station. <br />
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