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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL ERIE COUNTY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 3

FLOW MONITORING – I/I QUANTIFICATION REPORT

REQUESTS FOR CLARIFICATION

The following are the Division of Sewerage Management (DSM) response to each of the questions received.

(1. a) Who will be responsible for providing the installation, monitoring and downloading of the flow monitor data?

The Consultant will be the responsible party to provide, install, monitor and download the data. It is the consultant’s choice to perform the work by in-house staff or contract with a sub-consultant.

(1. b) Are you expecting the chosen consultant will provide that service or will the county?

The chosen consultant will perform the work as shown in (1. a), above. (1. c) If the county will perform these services, in what format will the data be presented to the consultant? The County will not be performing these services. (2. a) What is the expected window for the six (6) month monitoring period? At each identified flow monitoring node, a flow meter will be installed for a minimum of six (6) months with the intention of starting in time to capture peak flows during spring 2016. (2. b) Can we assume that will be sufficient for providing both wet and dry weather? Yes, the assumption to collect the wet and dry weather data in 6 months is good. However, the duration maybe extended by a change order, if needed. (3.) If the candidate selected would recommend rain gauges be installed at all 20 locations; again, who would be responsible for installing, monitoring and downloading the information and in what format would it be presented? The scope calls for rain gauges to be installed at key locations. The number of gauges should be proposed by the consultant. The consultant will be the responsible party to install, monitor, and download the data from all gauges installed.

(4. a) Should personnel man hours for flow monitoring be include in the “Provide a Draft Report to ECDSM” on the Manhour Summary Sheet (Exhibit C)? Yes, if the task to be performed in house staff. No, if a sub-consultant is utilized. (4. b) Similarly, should costs for flow monitoring be included in the “Provide a Draft Report to ECDSM” item on the Detailed Description of Compensation form (Exhibit D, Schedule D) Yes, and that should also be reflective of hours shown in Exhibit “C”. (5.) Is more detailed collection system mapping available for review, including maps depicting the contributing areas of the 31 mini-systems, pipe sizes, etc…? Yes, a PDF file depicting a more detailed map has been uploaded on the County web site www.erie.gov, under the request for proposal tab. (6) Given the M/WBE goal of 30% is there a reason why the “MBE/WBE Firm/Subcontractors” category is designated to have “NNR” (no numerical rating) in the Quantifications Review Rating Sheet (Exhibit B)? The 30% M/WBE is a State requirement for the grant. Therefore, the NNR was allocated as such, expecting all proposers will meet requirement. (7) Can ECDEP provide a copy of the grant document for the CFA grant that was obtained for this project? Yes, the PDF file has been uploaded to the County’s website www.erie.gov. The file can be found under Requests for Proposal tab. (8) Are higher quality resolution maps of the District 3 Flow Monitoring Meter Locations Maps 1 and 2 (pages A-3 and A-4) available electronically? Please see answer for question No. 5 above. MAS: 2-4-2016

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2015 New York State DEC/EFC Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant Program - Overview Description The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), in conjunction with the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC), will offer grants to municipalities to help pay for the initial planning of eligible Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) water quality projects. Up to $2 million has been made available for this program. The Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant will assist municipalities with a Median Household Income (MHI) of $65,000 or less with the engineering and planning costs of CWSRF-eligible water quality projects. Grants of up to $100,000 1 (with a 20% required local match) will be provided to finance activities including engineering and/or consultant fees for engineering and planning services for the production of an engineering report. The ultimate goal of this wastewater infrastructure engineering planning grant program is to advance water quality projects to construction for needy communities. Successful applicants can use the engineering report funded by the grant to seek financing through the CWSRF program or other funding entities to further pursue the identified solution. 2BEligible Types of Applicants

• Municipalities as defined in 21 NYCRR 2602 New York State Clean Water Revolving Fund Regulations; and

• Median household income (MHI) of the municipality is equal to or less than $65,000 according to the United States Census 2010, American Community Survey, http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml. A summary of the 2010 MHI census data can also be found on the EFC EPG website, http://www.efc.ny.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=485.

Eligible Activities Funding can be used by municipalities for the preparation of an engineering report2 and planning activities to determine the scope of water quality issues, evaluate alternatives, and propose a capital improvement project. In addition, the costs to conduct an environmental review for the recommended alternative in the report are eligible. Priority will be given to municipalities proposing planning projects that are:

• required by an executed Order on Consent; • required by a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) permit; • upgrading or replacing an existing wastewater system; • constructing a wastewater treatment and/or collection system for an unsewered area; or • identified in a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL).

1 See the “Award Criteria, Limitations” section of this document for details of funding amounts. 2 See the “Key Definitions” section of this document for specific information on the required contents of the engineering report.

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Smart Growth alternative(s) and green infrastructure alternative(s) must be considered and documented in the engineering report. In accordance with the laws, rules and regulations governing the CWSRF, projects defined in the federal Clean Water Act, Section 212 as treatment works must be publicly-owned. The following minimum alternatives need to be considered for projects with no existing wastewater infrastructure:

o decentralized systems; o new sewers and connection to regional wastewater treatment facility; and o new sewers and a wastewater treatment facility.

The following minimum alternatives need to be considered for projects with existing wastewater infrastructure:

o rebuilding existing wastewater infrastructure; and o connecting to regional wastewater treatment facility.

Ineligible Activities

• Projects that do not lead to the restoration or protection of a surface waterbody. • Projects that do not address improvements to a publicly-owned treatment works.3 • Projects and scope listed on the 2015 CWSRF Intended Use Plan Annual Project Priority List. • Design and construction costs for any projects.

Grant Award Details Option 1 - $30,000 Grant

o Population of Municipality: 50,000 or less according to the United States Census 2010, http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml.

o Type of Planning Project: any wastewater infrastructure-related. o Local Match: calculated based on 20 percent of the total project costs. o Example of Project Costs, Grant Award and Local Match Amounts.

Total Project Costs: $37,500 Grant Award: $30,000 (80% of total project costs) Local Match: $ 7,500 (20% of total project costs)

3 See the “Key Definitions” section of this document on what is considered an eligible publicly-owned treatment works activity.

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Option 2 - $50,000 grant o Population of Municipality: Greater than 50,000 according to the United States Census

2010, http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml. o Type of Planning Project: any wastewater infrastructure-related. o Local Match: 20 percent of the total project costs. o Example of Project Costs, Grant Award and Local Match Amounts:

Total Project Costs: $62,500 Grant Award: $50,000 (80% of total project costs) Local Match: $12,500 (20% of total project costs)

Option 3 - $100,000 grant

o Population of Municipality: no limit o Type of Planning Project: Only for wastewater infrastructure inflow and infiltration

issues as a result of an Order on Consent or SPDES Permit Compliance Schedule. o Local Match: 20 percent of the total project costs. o Example of Project Costs, Grant Award and Local Match Amounts:

Total Project Costs: $125,000 Grant Award: $100,000 (80% of total project costs) Local Match: $25,000 (20% of total project costs)

Match All grants require a local match equal to 20% of the total project costs. The match can include cash and/or in-kind services4. Other grants may not be used for local match. The applicant should identify the source of the match at the time that the application is submitted. The grant will provide up to 80% of the total eligible project costs. Grant Payment The grant will be disbursed in two payments. The municipality will be eligible to receive half the award amount, as an advance payment once the grant agreement is executed. The remainder of the grant award will be paid when the municipality’s engineering report has been completed and accepted by DEC and EFC. Project Term Completion Dates Grant recipients must submit a complete engineering report within 9 months of their grant agreement being executed. Long Range Program Goals The state encourages grant recipients to use the engineering report completed under this grant to seek financing through the CWSRF program or from other funding entities to further pursue the recommended solution.

4 See the “Key Definitions” section of this document for specific information on what is considered in-kind services.

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Selection Criteria Projects will be scored and selected based on the following criteria.

Points Assigned Criteria Regional Economic Development Priority

20 points Alignment with the goals and priorities of its Regional Economic Development Council (REDC).

Performance Measures

40 points Severity of existing water quality impairments.

Strategies 24 points Proposed project is required by an Order on Consent, SPDES permit or TMDL.

Vision 12 points Planning project is identified in a formally adopted plan and has both public support and a committed local leadership.

Agency Priority 4 points Alignment with DEC and EFC priorities Multiple Application Submissions Only one project per municipality may be awarded in this Round. If an applicant is submitting multiple applications for their municipality, they are asked to prioritize their applications. Successful Applicant Requirements Documentation: Recipients must provide documentation of the following requirements before entering into a grant agreement for the planning project.

• Legal right to own, operate and maintain the project for the duration of its useful life. • Compliance with the New York State Smart Growth Infrastructure Policy Act of 2010. • Compliance with the New York State’s Minority/Woman-owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE)

requirements. (http://www.nysefc.org/Default.aspx?tabid=465) • Detailed final budget and plan of finance including all third party funding agreements, and

satisfaction of the minimum 20% local match requirement. (http://www.nysefc.org/Default.aspx?tabid=485)

• Local resolution authorizing and obligating local match funds. The match can include cash and/or in-kind services. Other grants may not be used for local match. Sample resolution language can be found at: http://www.nysefc.org/Default.aspx?tabid=485

• Designation of an Authorized Representative for the project. • Executed Engineering Agreement that includes Minority and Women Owned Business

Enterprises (MWBE) contract language provided by EFC. An MWBE Work Plan and approved Utilization Plan will be required if the Engineering Agreement exceeds $25,000.

• A local resolution declaring State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR) findings or determinations for the planning activities associated with the grant.

• Acknowledgement of project review by the New York State Office of Parks and Historic Preservation’s State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). EFC expects to obtain this on behalf of the recipients.

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Key Definitions Engineering Report - means the document or documents, which determines the technical and economic feasibility of a CWSRF eligible project. [Reference: 21 NYCRR 2602.2(a)(22) New York State Clean Water Revolving Fund Regulations] Please refer to Appendix G of the 2015 CWSRF Intended Use Plan or the EFC EPG website (http://www.efc.ny.gov/Default.aspx?tabid=485) for a detailed template of the required engineering report components. The template outline is included below. In particular, the report must recommend a capital improvement project and consider both Smart Growth alternative(s) and green infrastructure alternative(s). Reports must be submitted both electronically and in hardcopy. Required Engineering Report Components: 1. Problem Defined – Description of the existing system, condition and problems needing correction. 2. Flow and Organic Load – The existing, design average and peak flows and waste load. 3. Impact On Existing Wastewater Facilities – Include location map, history, financial status, waste,

energy or water audits. 4. Project Description – A written description of the project and the need for the project. 5. Drawing/ Site Plan –Drawings of the project site and anticipated location of proposed facilities. 6. Site Information – Include topography, soils, geologic conditions, depth to bedrock, groundwater

level, floodway or floodplain considerations. 7. Engineering Criteria – Engineering criteria to be used in design of the project shall be included.

a. Description b. Design Criteria c. Map d. Environmental Impacts e. Land Requirements f. Potential Construction Problems g. Cost Estimates

8. Alternatives Considered and Alternative Selection – Alternatives that comply with NYS’ Smart Growth Act and include green infrastructure, water efficiency, and energy efficiency attributes need to be considered. The report must also include a No Action alternative. Identify the selected alternative and discuss the reasons for selection.

a. Life Cycle Cost Analysis b. Smart Growth Analysis c. Green Infrastructure Alternatives c. Non-Monetary Factors d. Preliminary Project Design e. Project Schedule f. Permit Requirements g. Sustainability Considerations h. Total Project Cost Estimate (Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Cost) i. Annual Operating Budget j. Debt Service Reserve k. Short-lived Asset Reserve

9. Environmental Review – Include a discussion of relevant primary and secondary impacts. If appropriate, include mitigation measures taken and compliance with regulatory agencies.

10. Summary – A concise summary of any additional pertinent information.

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11. Conclusion and Recommendations

In-Kind Services - means services performed by capable and qualified employees of the grant recipient for technical and administrative force account that are directly related to and in support of the development of the Engineering Report and are deemed reasonable by the Environmental Facilities Corporation. Municipality - means any county, city, town, village, district corporation, county or town improvement district, Indian reservation wholly within New York State, any public benefit corporation or public authority established pursuant to the laws of New York or any agency of New York State which is empowered to construct and operate a project, or any two or more of the foregoing which are acting jointly in connection with a project. [Reference: 21 NYCRR 2602.2(a)(49) New York State Clean Water Revolving Fund Regulations]

Planning - means the orderly development of a project concept from the original statement of need or purpose through the evaluation of alternatives to a final recommendation on a course of action and measures to implement the selected alternative, including completion of the environmental review process. [Reference: 21 NYCRR 2602.2(a)(51) New York State Clean Water Revolving Fund Regulations] Treatment Works (Publicly-Owned) – means eligible activities identified in section 2.1.1.1 of the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Final Intended Use Plan (IUP) for Federal Fiscal Year 2015.

Additional Resources For more information, visit http://www.efc.ny.gov or http://www.dec.ny.gov/pubs/81196.html

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NYS Consolidated Funding Application Application Number 51720 Registration Email: [email protected] File created June 26, 2015 - 09:44 AM Application NOT Finalized

RegionWestern New York

Questionnaire Questions & Answers

Threshold Engineering Planning Grant Program

Will this project address improvements to a publicly owned treatment works?

This answer cannot be modified. Yes

Is this planning project in the 2015 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) Intended UsePlan (IUP) listed on the Annual Project Project Priority list?

This answer cannot be modified. No

Are you a municipality as defined by 21 NYCRR 2602 New York State Clean Water RevolvingFund Regulations (http://www.nysefc.org/DocumentCentral.aspx)?


Is this a planning project that will lead to either the restoration or protection of a surfacewaterbody?


Is your municipality's median household income (MHI) equal to or less than $65,000 accordingto the United States Census 2010?


Will the municipality provide a local match of at least 20% of the total cost of the planning

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Will the municipality provide a local match of at least 20% of the total cost of the planningproject?


Location NYS Assembly District(s) where the project is located. (please enter a number between 1 and150 that represents your Assembly District)

This answer cannot be modified. 149

NY Senate District(s) where the project is located. (please enter a number between 1 and 63that represents your Senate District)


Project City

This answer cannot be modified. Ocrhard Pk, Hamburg, Boston, Eden, Blasd

Project State

This answer cannot be modified. New York

Project Latitude

This answer cannot be modified. 42.884064

Project Longitude

This answer cannot be modified. -78.876503

For more than one project location, please provide full address(es) for each location. If NotApplicable, indicate "NA".

This answer cannot be modified. The project will take place throughout the entire area comprising Erie County Sewer DistrictNo. 3

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Project Street Address: if the project does not have a definite street address, please skip to"Project without a Street Address" below.

This answer cannot be modified. Erie County Sewer District no. 3

Project Without a Street Address: please enter a description of the project location. Includeproject starting/ending street addresses, cities & zip codes if applicable.

This answer cannot be modified. All the sanitary sewers mini systems in Erie county Sewer ditrict No. 3

Project county or counties.

This answer cannot be modified. Erie

Project ZIP Code. (please use ZIP+4 if known)


US Congressional District where the project is located.

This answer cannot be modified. 26th

Basic General Project Information

If you are a DBA, what is your DBA name?

This answer cannot be modified. N/A

Type of Applicant (select all that apply)

This answer cannot be modified. County

Select an applicant ID type from the list below that you normally use to identify yourorganization on application forms.

This answer cannot be modified. Federal Tax ID Number

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If you are a business, have you been certified as a New York State Minority or Women-ownedBusiness Enterprise (MWBE)?


Answer

Legal Name

This answer cannot be modified.

County of Erie Erie County Sewer District No. 3

Street Address


95 Franklin street, room 1034

City


Buffalo

State


NY

Zip Code (use ZIP+4 if known)


14202

Telephone Number (include area code)


7168586990

Email Address


[email protected]

Applicant

Primary Contact Additional Contact

Contacts

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First Name


David


Matt

Last Name


Millar


Salah

Title


Asst. DeputyCommissioner


Sr. Coord. Sewer Const.Projects

Street Address


95 Franklin st, room 1034


95 Franklin st, room 1034

City


Buffalo


Buffalo

State


NY


NY

ZIP Code


14202


14202

TelephoneNumber


7168586499


7168586990

Email Address


[email protected]


[email protected]

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Please select the primary sector or characterization that best defines this project.

This answer cannot be modified. Water/Wastewater/Sewer

Please select the secondary sector or characterization that best defines this project.

This answer cannot be modified. Environment

Is the project included in a NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program plan or a NYRising Countywide Resiliency Plan?


If the project is included in a NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program plan or a NYRising Countywide Resiliency Plan, please indicate the planning committee name, project

name, and location. This answer cannot be modified.

No Answer

Does your project directly address the needs of people in your region who are living inpoverty and who seek resources for inclusion in the economic life of New York State?


How does your project seek to apply CFA funds for the purpose of eliminating barriers toskilled employment by poor people in your region, as identified by the Opportunity Agenda?

Please describe any efforts to collaborate at the local or regional level (i.e. public, private, labor,philanthropic sectors). This answer cannot be modified.

No Answer

How does your project build workforce development programs, improve physicalinfrastructure, and/or establish social services that connect people living in poverty in your

region with skilled employment, in correspondence with the economic revitalization priorities, distressedcommunity targets, and the industry growth areas identified in the Opportunity Agenda and StrategicPlan? This answer cannot be modified.

No Answer

Is this a Global NY Project?


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If this is a Global NY Project, please describe how this project relates to the identified goals ofyour region’s Global Marketing and Export Strategies as part of the Global NY initiative?

This answer cannot be modified. No Answer

Does your project provide opportunities for Veterans’ to participate in the workforce, orimprove services to the Veterans’ and military families in New York?


If Yes, please explain how your project impacts the Veterans’ and military families in NewYork.

This answer cannot be modified. No Answer

Project Description

Project Description. Concisely describe the project, indicating the location, what will beplanned, designed, acquired, and/or constructed, the issues/opportunities to be addressed, and

expected outcomes and deliverables. Additional details will be collected later in the application process.


Prepare an Engineering Report for the flow monitoring of the Erie County Sewer District No. 3(ECSD #3) mini systems. The Report will summarize the findings of the flow monitoring insuch manor that Infiltration/Inflow (I/I) will be quantified for each mini system. Based on theflow monitoring findings in the mini systems, rehabilitation projects will be prioritized. Furtheridentification of sanitary sewer replacement and rhabilitation needs will be performed underseparate project. Precise locations of deteriorations will be identified to produce necessaryconstruction documents. The outcome of this effort will prolong the integrity of the sanitarysewer pipes and reduce or eliminate I/I in the system.

Statement of Need

This answer cannot be modified. The Southtowns AWTF treats all wastewater generated in ECSD #3. The related SPDESpermit schedule of compliance requires the completion of an approvable I/I and Sewer SystenEvaluation Survey (SSES) work plan. The CFA Grant will support investigatory activitiesdetailed in the work plan already submitted to the DEC.

Explain what makes your project a regional economic priority - for example creates jobs,

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economic investment, sustainability and community revitalization, government efficiency orconsolidation etc. This answer cannot be modified.

The project is an investment in the deteriorations infrastructure that is vital to support andsustain existing business and support economic investment in ECSD No. 3.

Current State of Project Development (i.e. planning, preliminary engineering, final design, etc.You may enter N/A for non-project related applications)

This answer cannot be modified. Planing. An I/I & SSES work plan has been submitted to DEC to address 372 miles of sewerswhich 70% is older than 60 yrs

Estimated Project Timeline: including project start/completion dates, estimates for design,permitting and construction or other major steps. (You may enter N/A for non-Project related

applications) This answer cannot be modified.

The I/I and SSES work plan was submitted to NYSDEC in 2013. Flow monitoring of the minisystem is one of the major task of the I/I analysis. The County intends to retain the services ofan engineering consultant to perform this task. The actual flow monitoring will take placeduring the Spring of 2016. The consultant will provide an Engineering Report summarizingflow monitoring data, analysis of that data and a summary of recommendations to target areasof need.

Provide a list of all federal, state, and local reviews, approvals, or permits needed orcompleted, including the dates when they are expected to be completed or were completed. If

Not Applicable, indicate "NA". This answer cannot be modified.

The flow monitoring report will be reviewed by NYSDEC. The anticipated submission date ofthat report will be in the Fall of 2016.

What is the status of State and/or Federal Environmental Review? If review of the project isunderway or completed pursuant to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) or

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), please indicate the lead agency (if applicable). This answer cannot be modified.

N/A

If National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Record of Decision has been issued, pleaseexplain (include date of Record of Decision).


Prior CFA Funding

If funding was awarded in prior CFA rounds, what were the CFA numbers for which funding

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was awarded? (separate multiple CFA numbers with commas) This answer cannot be modified.

N/A

For each program to which you are applying under the CFA, explain your strategy forproceeding if the full amount of requested funding, required matching funds, and temporary

financing are not secured as expected, or committed sources become unavailable.This explanationmust address any proposed project phases, and both CFA and non-CFA sources of funds. This answer cannot be modified.

The ECSD #3 includes in its annual operating budget a line item for I/I identification, designand remedial work. Those resources are very limited as ECSD No. 3 budgets are developedto address treatment processes that must be changed to accomodate new SPDES permitregulations while at the same time, meeting the requirements of New york States' 2% Cap.The amount of flow data information used to target capital projects in the collection systemwill be greatly reduced.

Standard Question Engineering Planning Grant Program

What type of of wastewater infrastructure will be addressed with this engineering report?Select the project type that best describes your planning project.

This answer cannot be modified. Inflow and Infiltration

Provide the population of the municipality applying for the grant. Cities and Villages shoulduse municipal wide 2010 Census data. Towns and Counties should use the 2010 Census

data for the area that is being served. In cases where the service area has not been established,provide an estimate for the envisioned service area.http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/water_pdf/censusinstructions3.pdf This answer cannot be modified.

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Estimated Service Life

This answer cannot be modified. For collection systems, the design life cycle is normally 50 years.

What is the name of the surface waterbody that could be restored or protected as a result ofthe planning project? If known, provide the latitude and longitude of the discharge causing the

water quality impairment. This answer cannot be modified.

Lake Erie and 18-Mile Creek, Smokes Creek and Rush Creek.

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Has the municipality applied for or received funding from other State or Federal agencies forthe completion of an engineering report for the proposed project?

This answer cannot be modified. No.

Does the municipal system have a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES)permit?


If your municipal system has a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES)permit, list the permit number.


If the municipal system discharges to a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System(SPDES) permitted facility controlled by another municipal entity (i.e., satellite collection

system) describe any water quality impacts associated with the discharge. This answer cannot be modified.

N/A

Is this planning project required by a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES)permit to protect the receiving water?


Is this planning project required by an Order on Consent executed between the NYSDepartment of Environmental Conservation and the municipality?


Is this planning project for the preparation of a Flow Management Plan as required by a StatePollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) Permit?


Is the planning project identified in a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) ImplementationPlan?


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If the planning project is identified in a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) ImplementationPlan, please identify the TMDL Implementation Plan?


Is this project for the planning of an upgrade to an existing collection and/or treatmentsystem?


Is the project for the planning of a new wastewater treatment and/or collection system toreplace an existing municipal treatment and/or collection system?


Is this project for the planning of a treatment and/or collection system for a currentlyunsewered area?


Is the planning project part of a regional wastewater improvement effort?


Is the project specifically identified in any of the following adopted plans? (check all thatapply)

This answer cannot be modified. Other

If the project is specifically identified in a formally adopted plan, provide the plan's title anddate of publication. If available, provide the plan's web address/URL. If the project is not

identified in any plan, in the answer box please answer "Not in any plan." This answer cannot be modified.

Not in any plan

Describe how the public and stakeholders who will be affected by, or who can advance theproject, will be engaged in project planning and implementation.

This answer cannot be modified. This project has been discussed at the ECSD #3 Board of Managers. The Board is will

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informed of all the SPDES Permit Compliance Schedule.

Describe how local officials are committed to this planning project and its futureimplementation.

This answer cannot be modified. The ECSD #3 Board of Managers are in favor of this project.

Explain the strategy and resources for going forward after the project is complete; that is, forimplementing grant-funded plans, developing and using grant-funded acquisitions, and

maintaining grant-funded improvements. This answer cannot be modified.

The ECSD #3 will continue to include in its budget a line item in an amount necessary tocontinue I/I reduction.

Describe the administrative structures in place to administer the requested grant. Identifyindividuals who will be responsible for specific tasks, such as contract and grants

administration, fiscal accounting, and project management. For those managers and professionalsalready hired, describe their qualifications. Summarize consultant selection process and schedule,noting whether it is completed, underway or proposed. For future hires, describe qualifications soughtand procurement/hiring method. This answer cannot be modified.

Joseph Fiegl, Deputy Commissioner Reports to DEC

Dave Millar, Assistant Deputy Commissioner Project Manager

Coordinator Sanitary Sewer Const. Projects Project Engineer

Is the municipality submitting more than one application for the New York State DEC/EFCWastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant program? If so, please list the

proposed projects in priority order, 1 - highest priority, 2 - second priority and 3 - third priority and soforth. This answer cannot be modified.

No.

Will the proposed project result in the creation of construction jobs? If so, estimate thenumber of construction jobs to be created.

Enter zero if not applicable.


Will the proposed project directly or indirectly result in the creation of permanent jobs? If so,estimate the number of permanent full-time equivalent jobs that will be created.

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Enter zero if not applicable.


Smart Growth Smart Growth Questions:The NYS Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act requires that aproject meet the relevant smart growth criterion to the extent practicable. Please respond to thequestions below regarding smart growth criteria.

Does the proposed project use, maintain, or improve existing infrastructure? Y/N/NotRelevant. Please explain all responses.

This answer cannot be modified. This project includes flow monitoring to identify mini systems with high I/I followed by atelespection to identify any structural damage to the collection system. These areas will bedepicted on the existing maps of the sewer system. Then a summary repair of the sewerpipeline will be categorized by and type. This data will assist ECSD #3 to plan and budget thereconstruction of the rehabilitation of these sewer lines.

Is the proposed project located in a municipal center? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain allresponses.

This answer cannot be modified. No. The proposed project encompasses the entire collection system of Erie County SewerDistrict No. 3.

Is the proposed project located in a developed area or an area designated for concentratedinfill development in a municipally approved comprehensive land use plan, local waterfront

revitalization plan and/or brownfield opportunity area plan? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain allresponses. This answer cannot be modified.

Not relevant. Approximately 70% of the ECSD No.3 is developed and is serviced by means of372 miles of existing sewer systems.

Will the proposed project protect, preserve and enhance the State’s resources, includingagricultural land, forests, surface and groundwater, air quality, recreation and open space,

scenic areas, and significant historic and archeological resources? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain allresponses. This answer cannot be modified.

Not relevant.

Will the proposed project foster mixed land uses and compact development, downtownrevitalization, Brownfield redevelopment, the enhancement of beauty in public spaces, the

diversity and affordability of housing in proximity to places of employment, recreation and commercialdevelopment and the integration of all income and age groups? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain all

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responses. This answer cannot be modified.

Not relevant.

Will the proposed project provide mobility through transportation choices including improvedpublic transportation and reduced automobile dependency?Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain

all responses. This answer cannot be modified.

Not relevant.

Will the proposed project involve coordination between state and local government andinter-municipal and regional planning? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain all responses.

This answer cannot be modified. Not relevant.

Will the proposed project involve participation in community based planning andcollaboration? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain all responses.


Will the proposed project ensure predictability in building and land use codes? Y/N/NotRelevant. Please explain all responses.


Will the proposed project promote sustainability by strengthening existing and creating newcommunities which reduce greenhouse gas emissions and do not compromise the needs of

future generations, by among other means encouraging broad based public involvement in developingand implementing a community plan and ensuring the governance structure is adequate to sustain itsimplementation? Y/N/Not Relevant. Please explain all responses. This answer cannot be modified.

In 2009, the Erie County Department of Environment and Planning developed a Frameworkfor Developments. The ECSD #3 follows the guidelines of this Framework.

Certification General Certifications

By entering your name in the box below, you certify and agree that you are authorized onbehalf of the applicant and its governing body to commit the applicant to comply with the

requirements of Article 15-A of the New York State Executive Law: Participation By Minority GroupMembers and Women With Respect To State Contracts by providing opportunities for Minority-ownedBusiness Enterprise (MBE)/Woman-owned Business Enterprise (WBE) participation. You further certify

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that the applicant will maintain such records and take such actions necessary to demonstrate suchcompliance throughout the completion of the project. This answer cannot be modified.

Joseph L. Fiegl, P.E.

By entering your name in the box below, you certify that you are authorized on behalf of theapplicant and its governing body to submit this application. You further certify that all of the

information contained in this Application and in all statements, data and supporting documents whichhave been made or furnished for the purpose of receiving Assistance for the project described in thisapplication, are true, correct and complete to the best of your knowledge and belief. You acknowledgethat offering a written instrument knowing that the written instrument contains a false statement or falseinformation, with the intent to defraud the State or any political subdivision, public authority or publicbenefit corporation of the State, with the knowledge or belief that it will be filed with or recorded by theState or any political subdivision, public authority or public benefit corporation of the State, constitutes acrime under New York State Law. This answer cannot be modified.


New York State DEC/EFC Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant ProgramCertification. By entering your name in the box below, you agree on behalf of the applicant

that, if New York State DEC/EFC Wastewater Infrastructure Engineering Planning Grant Programfunding is provided for the project described in this Application, the applicant shall comply with all laws,regulations, provisions and guidance with respect thereto, as each may be amended from time to time,including but not limited to the Clean Water Act, 33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq. , Chapter 565 of the Laws of1989, 6 NYCRR Part 649, and 21 NYCRR Part 2602. This answer cannot be modified.


Net New JobsNo job answers necessary due to your associated programs.

Qualified InvestmentsNo investment answers necessary due to your associated programs.

Total Project Cost

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Total project cost: $ 125000

Funding Requested from Program

Program Amount Requested

Engineering Planning Grant Program $ 100000 maximum funding allowed: $100,000

Program BudgetEngineering Planning Grant Program

Use Source Amount Indicate Source /Comments

Planning State $100000

Planning Local $25000

Legend [x] = Expired Program


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Honorable Mark C. PoloncarzCounty ExecutiveErie County95 Franklin StreetBuffalo, NY 14202

Planning Grant: #51720Erie County Sewer District No. 3 Engineering Study

Dear Mr. Poloncarz

ln 2011, Governor Cuomo launched the Regional Economic Development Councils andthe Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) to provide each region with the tools tocreate and implement their own roadmap for economic prosperity and job creation. Thiscommunity-based model uses local assets to drive local economic growth and hasresulted in unprecedented partnerships and collaboration that are building are¡nv¡gorated economy.

After four successful rounds, the 2015 CFA made $750 million in economicdevelopment resources available from more than thirty programs across thirteen Stateagencies. The agency programs provide resources for projects focused on communitydevelopment and job creation, direct assistance to business, waterfront revitalization,energy and environmental improvements, sustainability and low-cost financing. TheDepartment of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and Environmental FacilitiesCorporation (EFC) are proud to have contributed $2,000,000 to this year's CFA.

We are pleased to inform you that the Erie County project has been selected to receiveup to $100,000 for the Engineering Planning Grant through the New York Clean WaterState Revolving Fund program. On behalf of our partners at the federal, State, andlocal levels of government, please accept our gratitude for taking the initiative toparticipate in this program. lf you applied for funding from other DEC or EFC programsor other State agencies, you will receive information from those programs/agenciesseparately.

We are ready to begin working with your community on this project, but beforeproceeding we would first like to confirm that you are interested in proceeding and usingthis funding for your project. \Vithin two weeks of the date on this letter, please sendyour confirmation or declination to EFC and the name and contact information of them u n ici pa I ity's a utho rized p roject rep rese ntative to ç[email protected][ç*.Ugq"gy.

-firwvonr I Departmentof I Environmentat,J å'lï'irÎ'"",'" I Enüironmental I Facilities Cornoration\Þ | Conservation

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in orcjer for you to remain on schecjuie and enter into a gr'airt agreemeitt with EFC toaccess these íunds, ihere are several.steps that must be eompleted by yourorganization. For your convenience'a project checklist is enclosed but you may alsoryisif htf n l/r¡run¡r efc nv nnv/l-te{Brrlt nsnx?tabic{=485 for the list of suooortino documentsnecessary to complete the grant agreement with EFC. Yor-¡r pr"ojeet eoor^clinator will bereaching out to you shortly to assist with completing all the required submittalsnecessary to execute a grant agreement with EFC.

We recommend that you begin working immediately on the procurement of engineeringrr

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-l---l---^-^-..-^lservtces Tor tne preparaïion of tne tr.frgrneerrng F(epof i. ii yuu ilavË ¿cfieauy fjruuuteuengineering services, please forward the contract documents to EFC as soon aspossible. Please be aware that the grant requires that you seek 30 percent participationby New York State certified lVlinority and/or Wcimen Owned Business Enterprises forcontracted work that exceeds $25,000. Additionally, this award requires that youprovicÌe a 2û percent minimum iocai match oi the ioiai projeci cosi.

We look fon¡øard to working with you on this important water quality project. lf youshould have any questions, please contact EFC at çpg@-efa nv,gaY or call 518-402-7396

Sincerely,

Sabrina M.TyPresident and CEO

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6871

6760

6909

51

Milestrip Rd

Diller Dr

Fern

dale

Dr


Meters 7 & 8

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


!(̂_

6

10


2365

CF059

CF058CF052 CF051

CF050

CF05C

CF05B

CEFDB

CEFDC

CEFDDCEFD5

CEFD8

CEFD7

CF054

CF055CF056CF057

CEFD4

CF04E

CF389

CF38B

CF049CF04ACF04B

CF04D

CEFF4

CEFF5

CEFF3

CF04F

CD879

CD878

CD868

1A034ECD877

CD867

CD87A

CD872

14EF66CD871

CD866

CD865

CD86FCD86ECD86DCD86C

CD870

CF04C

CD869 CD86B

CD86A Meter 9

3746

3719

184

3785

220

3747

3758

0

5304

0

3781

36580

3796

5375

3791

70 0

178

3711

0

5455

3816

5320

5528

3730

5554

5229

0

3874

5275

3736

107

5246

140

3763

0

180

3800

5380

3750

0

0

5272

5425

3763

5288

5406

0

181

5307

3860

141

0

0

3815

3689

3755

0

3808

5372

3636

0

3752

0

3751

3742

36863662

79

186

3775

3775

0

5475

60

0

120

5399

3766

5356

3675

3740

0

170

0

3697

205

5260

0

3786

3875

121

80

0

71

0

3746

5327

0

3670

3714

3819

0

179

5291

ston Rd

California Rd

Olympic Ave

Abbott R

d

W Abbott Grv

Southwestern Blvd

Webster Rd

E Abbott Grv


Meter 9

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


!(̂_

!(̂_

3621

7

13

8

2405CE56E

CE569CE568

CE572

CE56F

CE567

CE566

CE56A

CE56B CE56C

CE56D

CE575

CE574CE573

CE570 CE571 CE57B

CD5D7

CD5D6

CD5D5

CD5D9

CE561 CE562

CE555

CE556

CE557

CE554

CEC4FCE55A

CEC5C

CEC53

CEC57

CEC4D

CEC48

CEC49CEC4A

CE55B

CEC59

CEC55

CEC56

CEC5B

CEC54

CE559

CEC4C

CEC4B

CE558

CEC47

CEC50

CEC45

CD5D3

CD5D4

CE577 CE578 CE579 CE57A CE57FCE565

Meter 11

Meter 10

0

0

4101

4011

4104

0

4031

0

4105

0

4127

0

4028

0

3970

0

4079

41260

0

0

3607

4100

4076

412

4089

0

4061

0

4056

4088

0

4116

4083

3967

4094

4114

4088

0

4096

0

4080

4055

4038

0

4122

3975

3524

4043

4073

0

3540

0

4035

4074

3615

4109

4035

0

0

0

00

0

4032

4072

0

0

4014

0

4073

0

4066

0

4057

0

0

0

0

0

0

4040

4108

0

0

4014

4141

4049

4079

0

3990

0

0

4040

4095

0

0

4044

0

0

0

4006

4135

0

4021

4073

4011

3708

0

4021

3704

0

4077

4134

4092

0

4106

4120

0

4063

0

0

4079

0

4012

0

4056

0

0

0

4029

4058

3682

4135

0

0

0

0

3995

4044

0

0

0

0

4024

4009

4001

4029

3985

0

0

0

0

4021

0

3966

0

4066

0

0

3700

0

4112

0

4086

0

4076

0

0

0

0

3505

4087

0

0

0

4055

0

0

0

4060

4095

0

4008

4121

0

0

4142

4024

0

4109

0

4020

0

4036

4093

0

4096

4065

4108

4113

4046

0

0

0

4134

4119

4028

3704

0

4023

4084

0

4004

4079

4041

4080

4021

0

4069

4033

4128

4070

Victorian DrN Eaglecrest DrWaterview Pkwy

Bayview Rd

Big Tree Rd

Woo

dlaw

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e

Will

owda

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Lake

view

Ave

Fernland Ave

Sumner Ave

Del

mar

Ave

Lake

Sho

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Har

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Ric

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μ District 3Flow MonitoringMeter LocationsMeters 10 & 11

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


!(̂_

!(̂_

11

14

10

2348

2347

CF3B5

1BCE50

1BCE4F

CF470

1BCE4E

CF3A9

CF42F

CF42E

CF3B6

CF467

CF469

CF46A

CF46C

CF46B

CF46E

CF468CF472

CF474

CD89F

CD899

CD89C

CD89A

CD897

CF471

CD8A6

CD8A5

CD8A4

CD89E

CD89D

CD890

CF3A8

CD896 CD898

CD8A7

CD8A0

152857CD8A1

CD8A2

CD8A3

Meter 13

Meter 12

4242

6

5570

0

5480

13

0

0

0

5

4262

5295

5515

4388

4232

0

5457

0

5

0

5502

2

2

22

0

24

5454

5436

0

5560

13

4270

10

5323

55455555

9

5490

5425

18

5363

4224

5330

14

4252

9

4214

0

1

25

5512

17

0

0

4200

5542

5335

0

5505

5303

5445

0

6

5375 5467

21

5497

50

17

5313

5343

4

1

5464

4282

1

5304

5289

30

5532

5394

26

5378

5575

4290

0

Queens Pl

Big Tree Rd

Shad

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Cal

iforn

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Kings Ct


Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


!(̂_13

8

19

CECB7

CECB4CEC68

CECB5

CEC63

CEC64

CEC66

CEC65

CEC67

CEC69

CECB6 CECB3

CECB2

CEC60 CEC61CEC62

CECB8

890

889

850 860 851 852

874891875138 CE67F

CE67C

CE67E

CE680CE681

139

CE683

CE686 CE685

CE684

CE68BCE689CE68A

CE687 CE68C

CE68D CE68ECE690CE68F

CE691

CE6AB

CE6AA

CE6A9

CE69E

CE69D

CE6A0

CE6A3

CE6A4

CE6A5CE6A6

CE6A7

CE6B3

CE6B2

CE6AE

CE6AF

CE6B0CE6B1

CE682

CE6A8

CE6AD

CE6AC

CE688Meter 14

3934

3988

37503961

4012

3972

3940

3971

4021

3750

3750 37503924 3980

3994

4003

4456

3941

39563750

0

4019

4465

0

3929

0

3750

3750

3935

4014

3750

3990

4455

3956

3750

3750

3966

3984

3991

4008

3750

3976

3928

3750

3995

3955

3981

3966

3750

3995

3971

4024

3944

4004

3975

4566

3800

3750

3950

3933

4546

3992

4446

4021

4565

3750

4438

4574

4490

3750

4000

3750

0

3938

4498

4009

3965

4515

3750

4396

3957

4524

3750

4559

3939

4534

3948

0

3960

39453750

3993

4426

3976

3951

3988

4013

4002

3930

3750

4001

3957

4006

3750

4001

3750

3997

3967

3987

4516

3982

39703954

4394

4013

3750

4508

4008

3750

0

4007

3998

3750

4464

4018

3750

3948

3996

3925

0

37910

4007

39643750

3975

3960

3949

4472

4482

4531

3965

3974

3750

4558

3750

4430

3750

3985

4545

3750

Buckingham Ln

Essex Pl

Sussex Pl

Tudor Pl

Nottingham Ter


Meter 14

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


!(̂_

18

13

1C65FB

1C660C

1C660B

1C65FA

1C65F9

CE52A

CE529

CE528

CE523CE525

CE524

CE4FF

CE5D2

CE532

CE531

CE530

CE52F

CE533

CE5D0

CE52E

CE5D1CE5D3

CE5D4

CE52D

CE52B

CE526CE527

CD54B

CD54C

CD54A

1C66331C6632

CD54E

CE52C

926

CD54D

Meter 15

4646

3489

3530

3300

352

3470

3480

4811

3374

4831

4670

3326

3321

4738

3344

3306

04789

3534

3327 3495

3303

4973

4821

3474

04699

4717

0

3315

3512

0

3312

3505

0

4601

4725

3476

3435 3509

4741

0

4724

4855

4730

4626

3358

3342

4795

0

0

3476

3328

3525

4718

4656

3299

3518

3295

0

4735

3441

3478

3320

3483

4803

34864760

3356

3311

4660

3471

0

4690

3445

4727

46150

3482

3500

0

4781

3486

0

4616

3440

0

3494

0

4753

3330

3515

3532

3296

3528

0

3472

3536

0

0 4626

3484

3469

3450

3464

3453

Howard Rd

Camp Rd

Queens Ln

Bearhollow Dr

LancelotCt

Van

Peym

a R

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Wat

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Mosswood Ln

Woo

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Dr


Meter 15

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


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5057

5128

9

20

Rush

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CF42A

CD848

CD656

CD658

CD63E

CD847

CD657

CD655

CD641

CD647

CD64D

CD644

CD643

CD651

CD64E

CD645

CD646

CD640

CD63FCD642

CD650

419

153C00

CEF05

CEF01

CEF02

CEF03

CEF04

CF429

CF428

Meter 16

5088

4973

0

4935

5044

4989

51454490

4878

5161

5068

4988

4956

5167

5119

4901

5153

4900

4889

5037

5132

4908

5006

5076

5058

0

4886

0

5086

49250

4842

4896

4910

5075

4924

5082

5004

4482

5015

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4940

4940

4999

5111

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5056

5068

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5015

5107

5066

4476

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0

5100

McK

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Bay ViewRd

Sowles Rd

Park

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Meter 16

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


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658

31

17

CD552

CD550

CD554

CD553

CD551

CD555

CDD49

CDD3F

CDD48

CDD40

CDD47

CDD46

CDD3D

CDD3C

CDD45

CDD44CDD42

CDD41

CDD3B

CDD3A

CDD43

CDD39

Meter 17

Pleasant Ave

Walden Dr

Juno

Dr

Fairway Pkwy

Versail

les Rd

5693

2285

5542

5651

5797

5816

5810

5554

5772

2253

2255

5706

5719

5813

0

22595565

5536

2263

5593

5707

5731

5778

5713

5574

5754

5767

5737

5516

5694

5785

5553

5559

5579

5619

5586

5620

5712

5568

0

5725

5784

2281

0

5749

2247

5607

0

5560

5761

5606

0

5657

2342

5613

5539

5743

5750

5612

5161

5790

5626

5648

5730

5600

5738

2293

5548

5632

5805

2275

2267

2271

5791

5700

5755

5726

5599

5573

5665

5633

5533

57440

2241

5580

5594

2229

2233

0

5959

5779

5684

5760

0

5547

5528

2277

5796

55225527

5581

5625

5645

5670

5766

5773


Meter 17

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


XW

XW

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18

21

W View Ave

2632

CE15A

CD502

CD4FB

CE15B

CE159

CD4FA

CE137

CD4FC

CD4FD

180D2E

CE144

CE138

CE15C

CD00D

CE135

CE133

CE134

CD507

CE3A2

CE3A1CD505

CE132

CD501

CD4FE

CD509

CD506

CD4FF

CD500

CE13D

CE143

CE140

CE14C

CE13F

180D2D

CD4F9

CE147

CE13E

CE13C

CE14B

CE141

CE146

CD00F

CE13A

CE148

CE13B

CE145

CE142

CE136

CE139

CE14A

CE39A

CE39BCE397

CE395

CE396

CE130

CE131

CD508

Meter 18

79

486

481

0

490

59

3724

476

28

43

53

3646

451

479

3746

99

126

0

27

39

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0

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122

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73

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0

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101

70

3778

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112

73

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Sunset Dr


Meter 18

Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


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Neuman Creek

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CE0DB

2633

CD30F

1635DD CD309

CD2FF

CD307

CD3A0

CD306

CD30E

CD3A1

CD308

CD3A2

CD3A4

CD39A

CD30B

CD394

CD399

CD30D

CD305

CD3A3

CD301

CD300

CD304

CD30C

CD30A

790

CD395

Meter 20

Meter 19

4481

6319

0

6313

6501

6523

6292 6300

6316

0

0

6285

6519

4491

0

6330

4492

6511

6437

6377

6325

6284

4737

6297

6411

6529

0

0

0

0

6522

6308

4445

65320

6503

6511

0

4453

6309

6514

6511

6511

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Grandview Ave

Kas

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Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

10 1511 4812 1813 2114 1815 3016 2417 1818 3619 2420 1821 5422 60


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1C2BF5

1B27D2

1B1969

1C2A8F

14F914

1B27CE

1B27D0

1B27D1

1C2BF4

1B27D3

1C2BF6

1B2839

1C2BF7

1B27CF

1B283A

1B2838

1B27D4

3193

3194

3267

CD5E6

CD5EA

CD5E3

CD5E5

CD5E4

1B27A6

1B27AF

1B27AB

1B16CC

1A09EE

1B27C6

CD5E2

18A1BA

1B27A9

1B16D9

1B16CA

1B27AC

1B279F

1B27AD

1B16DA

1B283C

1B283B

CD5E8

1B16CB

1B27AA

1B27AE

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Meter 21

Meter 22

Lake

Sho

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Hoover Rd

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3580

3663

3690


Meter Diameter1 542 303 424 605 156 247 248 159 12

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