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MulMOxnNnuM <br />To: cowry commiaaionara <br />COP1E5: John Livk, Counry Manager <br />Rod Vilifier, Assistant Counry Mwagm <br />Oayle Wdeoq Solid W as[a Dvutm <br />PA Kerwin, Bxecufive Dlecemc, OWASA <br />FROM: Paul Tremeq P$COwty HVeivem <br />DATE: Novmaher29.2001 <br />SUB.fEOT: Mgers Road WatarlinnPmjt <br />I have been ulvisedby OWASA e[eR[het [lace ehevge oders for the Rogers Road waterline construction <br />project mus[be executed. The mtal mstoflhese chmge orders, while not yc[fmlized, is expwted to <br />approach 540,000. Asthe cwnactm is only expected to be ov site fm tM veer twe weeks or so, [he <br />change orders chonldbe axewtedmthe ve[y veer term. Each chwge ortler, its purpose wdils <br />approximate wsl is oullincd bdow. <br />Chanec Order l~ Tanker Truck FtiB 6ts[lov-The lwdfill staffhave roquest~thela fill slaHevfor <br />watec trucks he insldlsl ev the portiov ofthe watmlwe that bas bcen extended across dte fiouthem <br />bowdary of We lwdfill propetrymservethe landfill cells wwopemting Thefill emtiov will consi6t <br />essenliaHyo(a [ell efwdin5 Poe with a valvdat the base avd hose on the top and that can be utilized to <br />5ll the landfill's water tanker minks Hmv er at the top Ne rook. These tmcks wa usadto spraywaler on <br />the Iwdfill's dvVgmval roadways to hold dowv dust cxatedby pursing wake wd heavy eanhmowrg <br />xl,dpmmt during drypenods. Carrmdy the taker mrcks mint exit nc~lwdfilt vte and be driven seveml <br />miles to be filled at a [ire hydrant vcar the NC 86/EUbavks Road ivtersecfion. This is atime covsm^=^e <br />and inconvenient operation waz most be performed several timce px day during drypaiod6. The fill <br />eretiov will ebmivam the off-airs opesation of the tad:er trvaks ehd will provide amwh aeeim maws of <br />fillin6 the tanks. The cost of lhia evhancemmthepprovme[e1y 59,000. <br />Chan eOrder 3' BarricatlNe necesa to waterline mmis-Thcpmccse ofimtWling waterlines <br />thconghout the Roger Rovd commwityhas mewt that ihouemWs of het o[wa[erline have hem inetaved <br />iv uhffiYaesmvmis that run °anss-wwtry+' duw5h large wdewloped vaNS within the commu~dN. The <br />turns of the easemcnla limit the use ofthe easemmts to OWASA (to ivspcn err repair wvterlinesj err the <br />property ovmcre (whose use maynot cpufiim with OWASA'6 use, essmtiallyrestnnirrg the ptacemmt of <br />f us mpmnanmtstructuree). Aesidmts pfthe mmmurdly have expressed conccme [het these open <br />(cleared wd grades eaeemmta may provide wcees m hwtme or oNm wwelmme wd nnemhmized <br />individuals such as Urose who might wish to nee the aesemmes w droop cu/truckleede ofhashbeyond The <br />observation and conlml ofthe commwip~'s sesidmts or law enforcement officiate.'The commwityhas <br />suggested that the mtrwoes to these easements bebw9caded m some (esWw m msMd velHcvler access <br />(other Ihav OWASA service vehicles). OWASA has proposed tp comply with lhcse reque6t6 by ins+zlling <br />locking pipe bollard (fabrieetcl by vertically mttelting wvereta 1-led sacdone ofbmken or surplus water <br />pipe segmevte)wd cable barricades across [he access to ewhofthe eaaavencs. fhe cost of these <br />barricades is eefvvatetl ro total appwximatekp SG,500. <br />