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Pump Stations -Project No. 14204 EWEB has 32 pump stations that typically pump to higher elevation reservoirs in the south hills of Eugene. Of those 32 stations, nine are continuous running pump stations that provide domestic service and in some cases, fire service, to the geographical area it serves. Two pump stations act as booster pump stations in our systems base level. This program replaces underground pump stations constructed in the early to mid 1960s. These pump stations were built at low cost using modified electrical vaults. They do not meet OSHA requirements for safety, tend to flood in heavy rain events, and provide a hostile environment for pumping and electrical equipment. Pump Station Rebuild Program 2003 2004 2005 2nn6 2nn~ ~nnz_n~ ~nnv ,~ Willamette 975 $139,900 $250,000 $389,900 Gillespie Butte 800 Design & Construction $100,000 $100,000 $157,000 City View 975 Design & Rebuild $100,000 $100,000 $260,000 Laurel Hi11850 Pump Station U grade $70,000 $70,000 City View 1150 Design & Construction $40,000 $40,000 $320,000 Laurel Hill 975 Design & Construction $355,000 Dillard 800 Design & Construction $100,000 $100,000 $260,000 Continued Pump Station Rebuilds $1000 000 Timberline 800 Pump Station $360,000 Summit Terrace 1325 Pum Station $130,560 $130,560 Emergency Generator Transfer Switches $36,300. $36,000 $72,300 Total Pum Stations $306,760 $356,000 $100,000 : $40,000 $200,000 $1,002,760 $2,712,000 Project Descriptions: Willamette 975 Pump Station The Willamette 975 Pump Station is located underground in the Willamette Street right of way and has experienced flooding. The project cost estimate is listed below. Land acquisition occurred in 2001. Engineering $ 40,900 SDC Funded $ 0 EWEB Labor $ 77,000. Rate Funded Capital $389,900 Building & Construction $ 150,000 Equipment $ g7,Opp Administration 35 000 Total Cost $389,900 Water Division -Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan 13