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1: <br />Water & Sewer Utilities Capital Projects <br />Fiscal Years 2013 -18 <br />Project Name <br />Richmond Hills Pump Station Rehabilitation <br />Project Status <br />Approved <br />Functional Service Area <br />Community and Environment <br />Starting Date <br />71112016 <br />Department <br />Planning <br />Completion Date <br />1213112016 <br />Current <br />Year 1 Year 2 <br />Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Five <br />Year 6 <br />Prior Years Fiscal Year <br />Fiscal Year Fiscal Year <br />1 <br />Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Year <br />to <br />Proiect Budaet <br />Funding 2012 -13 <br />2013 -14 2014 -15 <br />2015 -16 2016 -17 2017 -18 Total <br />Year 10 <br />Professional Design Services <br />Land /Building <br />Construction/Repairs/Renovations <br />Equipment /Furnishings <br />Total Project Budget <br />General Fund Related Operating Costs <br />Personnel Services <br />Operations <br />New Debt Service <br />Total Operating Costs <br />Revenues /Funding Source <br />Reserve Funds - Article 46 Sales Tax <br />Total <br />Project Description /Justification <br />31,000 31,000 <br />154,000 154,000 <br />185,000 - 185,000 - <br />185,000 185,000 <br />The Richmond Hills Pump Station was installed in 2001 to serve the Richmond Hills Subdivision built by Habitat for Humanity. According to Orange Water and <br />Sewer Authority (OWASA), who perform our routine maintenance, the standard duty schedule is 10 years for pumps and controls and 20 years for generators. <br />Because our current customer rates do not generate enough revenue to provide for a capital reserve, we are proposing to replace the pumps and controls at the <br />15 -year mark. As a matter of policy, sewer lift stations should be limited if possible and /or operating rates or developer payment in lieu of capital reserve should <br />also be considered. This project will include replacement of the pumps and electrical controls, addition of SCADA remote monitoring equipment and wet well <br />rehabilitation, if necessary. NOTE: When the connection between Efland Sewer and the City of Mebane sewer system is complete, Mebane will be responsible <br />for all utilities, including this pump station. <br />116T:O <br />