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<br /> 1 <br /> WASTEWATER DIVISION PAGE 3 <br /> ADMINISTRATION <br /> The year 2003 brought challenges and resulted in accom- Golf Tournament. It made a difference to us to be able to <br /> plishments for the Administrative Team due to the transition do something to help him, and that we were actually able to <br /> in staffing. With Marcia (Program Spec B) leaving, there contribute. His family warmly aclrnowledged the contribu- <br /> was asense of chaos at first. It was pretty much an instant tion which came from all of us. It was a true sense of team- <br /> change. We didn't want anything to "slip through the work among all the departments. <br /> crack," so we frantically redistributed her workload. We <br /> had to learn new procedures that normally would take some We're sure all of you appreciate our brilliant idea to support <br /> training, but we needed to be able to do them right away. In the EPD Krispy Kreme fundraiser. We initiated getting ap- <br /> addition, we have concentrated on doing full backup cross- proval to buy S dozen donuts and distributed them to every- <br /> training on all Administration job functions. We are also one. We'll try fo keep on thinkin during 2004. <br /> currently working on developing an on-line desk manual for <br /> i off <br /> ce procedures so we won't be caught in this difficult po- Our team considers the workplace environment very impor- <br /> ~ sition in the future. This experience has definitely made us tant. We've implemented efforts for improving the atmos- <br /> a stronger team. phere in the front office. This idea was inspired by Peter. <br /> You may have noticed our mascot, Happy, floating around <br /> j The front office was very involved with the fundraising ac- the counter. This smiling icon represents a FUN GROUP <br /> tivities at Wastewater. which doesn't allow negative.attitudes. We are also looking <br /> for a smile from you when you're in our area. The year <br /> Angelin, with the help of Donna and Cliff, was the coordi- 2003 brought us closer together and made a positive differ- <br /> nator for the United Way Campaign. With the efforts of ence. <br /> everyone here, we increased our donations 9% over last <br /> year. This was quite a significant increase and will benefit BRING (~N 2,®04 <br /> many in our community. <br /> E <br /> i <br /> The Administrative Team worked with Todd to organize - na A e Y B E r r <br /> fundraisers for Joe Stark. We did Pizza and Bread and the P E R K i N s <br /> i PUMP STATION <br /> I <br /> The wastewater facilities' Distributed Control System All of the old pumps, motors, controls, and variable fre- <br /> (DCS) was extended to Willakenzie pump station when the quency drives were replaced with standardized, modern <br /> system upgrade was done. Willakenzie is the largest pump units. A third truly redundant pump was added to ensure <br /> ~ station in the collection system and it has the greatest effect better reliability. Other improvements to the station include <br /> on the plant during high flow events. By using the DCS to anew ventilation system, a force main isolation valve, a <br /> j control the pump station output greater flexibility is af- new driveway for wet well access, a fresh coat of paint, <br /> forded which ensures the plant processes are properly setup landscape improvements, and an overlay in the parking lot. <br /> to most effectively treat higher flow volumes. It's pretty much a brand new pump station and it works very <br /> well now. <br /> ~ ~ ~ y ; ~ ~ The Valley River pump station was completely eliminated <br /> ~ a~ '.=rt h . ~ ~ ~ by the construction of a gravity collection system to serve <br /> - ; F ~ the entire development in the area of Valley River Center. <br /> j _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ For years the pump station suffered from excessive infiltra- <br /> F, <br /> ' tion /inflow due to an oversize pipeline installed long be- <br /> fore the EBI was even conceived. Public Works Mainte- <br /> ~ ° ~ nance also had a lot of trouble with grease in the laterals due <br /> to the excessive depth of the old system. The construction <br /> a of the new gravity system was an opportunity to bring the <br /> ~ ~ ' system in this area up to modern engineering standards and <br /> - will serve the area for many years <br /> -BOB CAN7Y <br /> j Irvington pump station underwent a major upgrade project. <br /> <br />
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