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Gravelly Hill Middle School at a point in time anywhere near the proposed August 25th middle <br />schcol opening will require that the County initiate a construction project (EDD south of I-85/40 <br />and Gravelly Hill) that is not funded through the STAG (State and Tribal Assistance Grant) <br />process, It may be possible for a locally funded project to provide the means (completed water <br />system, short term pump and haul wastewater system) to meet a projected August 25th school <br />opening, Although a reconfigured project would nc longer fall under STAG review processes <br />and extended timetable, the actual project review/approval/ permitting would remain under the <br />purview of CGLS, <br />The Board has asked that staff seek answers to several questions with the answers serving as <br />a basis for Board deliberation and decision: <br />z <br />• Does the City of Mebane have a formal CIP process for upgrading its water and <br />sewer infrastructure and is the upgrade of the existing 8" sewer line (the 1200 feet <br />of line Mebane now proposes to upsize to 12" to address capacity concerns raised <br />by CGLS) considered in the plan or process. <br />City Manager Robert Wilson and City consulting engineer Darrell Russell have indicated <br />that the City does not have a formal GIP process for these infrastructure upgrades and <br />had not scheduled the existing 8" line for upgrade, <br />• Does the City expect the County to participate financially in the cost of upgrading <br />its existing infrastructure, how much cost is involved and can that cost be offset <br />somehow. <br />The City is asking that the County participate in the amount of $50,000 in upfront costs, <br />The City, which proposes to dispense with tap-on fees to the school as well as to existing <br />single family residences in the Buckhorn Community, has indicated in principle its <br />willingness to enter a contract with the County whereby the City reduces its usual utility <br />(sewer and or water) rates that would be applicable to the Buckhorn Community <br />residents to approximately $4.50 per 1000 gallons of use. This reduction would be <br />applicable until the $50,000 has been expended (projected to be in excess of 5 years, <br />given estimated water consumption levels), The County and City Attorneys are working <br />toward capturing this agreement in a written amendment to the existing County/City utility <br />service agreement. <br />• Is the County's STAG funding is in danger of being reduced or otherwise <br />negatively impacted by reconfiguring the overall Buckhorn Road EDD/Community <br />and Central Efland project withdrawing the portion of the project intended to serve <br />Gravelly Hill Middle School from the grant funding process. <br />CGLS Chief Bobby Blowe has responded -via email -the CGLS has nc problem with <br />the Gravelly Hill portion of the project being broken out and that this does not endanger <br />the funding in any way, Mr. Blowe has also indicated that the EPA has na knowledge as <br />to the original configuration of the STAG project and consequently has now and will have <br />no concern as to any project reconfiguration. As per the direction of the Chair, County <br />staff will ask Mr, Blawe and Congressman Price's office to provide letters indicating that <br />there is no issue with the STAG funding if the STAG project is reconfigured, <br />Is Mebane's proposal to modify its existing infrastructure (redirecting the <br />discharge from one pumping station and increasing the line size/capacity of a 1200 <br />foot section of its gravity sewer) is going to satisfy CGLS requirements as to the <br />capacity of Mebane's infrastructure. <br />CGLS staff has provided email correspondence indicating that Mebane's proposal <br />appears to be satisfactory in principal and theory, but that final approval depends on <br />Mebane being able to show by engineering calculation and hydraulic modeling (computer <br />
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